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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-03-19, Page 8A OP4R10. $HO: AT eRliAR, TI J.URSDA Y, MAi cn 19.197Q Ml4S. WES BRADNOCK -- Correspondent-- Phone 5g6-7595 KNOAVIS The ' Easter Thankoffering service of • Knox Presbyterian `omen's MissionarySociety was held last week at the home of Mrs. Donald Haines. . - 'The meeting was in charge of'. the president;' Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson and she, opened it ' With a call.. '4o worship and prayer. The devotional .Was in charge : of Mrs. R, .U,. MacLean who _�••tir�tiglit--.---ori--•�itaspi ring --was Message, and challenged all to live on the right side of Easter: Mrs. Haines played an organ solo -- three favorite Easter hymns. The guest speaker of the afternoon was Mrs. John Pollock of Goderich, Huron Presbyterial President. She chose for her 'theme "No Changes in a Changing 'World." She commenced by relating the changes in styles as to dress stating that the mini, the midi and the maxi were not newt, as we had those styles all back in the early 20's and ding the First World War when women in the army wore long, ankle -length coats. • , She spoke of the great advancement in scienee like man's trip to the moon. She asked all to take an inventory willow we worked for the. church -,;and the-.:VY_M.S.WShe challenged all tohave faith and trust and to -believe in Christ, She said true success will then be accomplished in our lives. Mrs. Roy, Deer thanked Mrs: Pollock for her message and presented her with a gift. 0. The benediction, pronounced by Mrs. Sanderson. q Lunch was served by Mrs. Haines,' assisted by Miss Frances Houston, Mrs. W. Sanderson and Mrs. W. Bradnock. AUBURN PR I_ISi,C'ESS Congratulations are extended • to Miss Brenda Ball, RR 1, Auburnon being chosen princess at the Junior Farmer broomball tournament held recently at Seaforth, ' when , five counties took part. She was chosen Miss ,Huron Junior Farmer at their annual meeting and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ball. Miss Carolyn Riddell of RR 1, Dundalk was, chosen Queen over the tournament. Princess was Miss . Susan Whitaker, Miss Minto Junior Farmer of RR 3, Palmerston. Over 500 attended the day long event' and the dance that followed. FAREWELL PARTY Over 60 neighbors gathered' at 'Ythe ol•d third" line school last Saturday evening for a farewell party for. Mr. .and Mrs,., Harold Carter' and Miss Barbara Carter. ` The party was convened by Mrs. Emmerson Rodgers and cards were played followed by dancing. to McClinchey's orchestra. "F " An address was read by Robert , Arrimstr-ong and - a reclining,armchair was presented ,by' Emmerson Rodger and John Arnistron;,, Mrs. Ron Beecroft presented Miss Barbara, > with a sterling silver necklace and earring set. Mr. and Mrs. Carter -end Miss ,Babara _.thankedtheir neighbors and •:lunch was served by the ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carter have sold their farm . and will Move to their new home in Goderich soon. PERSONALS ° Mr, and Mrs. Jack, Bennett of Ainherstburg ' visited last Saturday with his `uncle and aunt,- .1Vlr. and Mrs. William Straughan. _.„ nn. th, ,,prow 1 Rob. Hickey, Jim Hickey and Marinus /3.aker spent a weekend recently .at Nashville to attend. the Grand Old Opry there. w Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rathwell; Michael and Janice of Chatham spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Gordon Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Robinson of Toronto spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Ross Robinson. H. Odbert of Stratford spent a few , days last week with his daughter, Mrs. Elmer Trommer, Mr. Trommer and Connie. Miss Diane Kirkconnell of Winnipeg is visiting her parents, M r . and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell.. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blake, Misses: Faye and Maryanne of Brussels' visited her parents on. Sunday.. , Miss Judy Arthur of Owen Soond_Schtiol.,-of., Nursing ,spent"- lastTuesday and Wednesday with her parernts, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arthur and family. George Lawlor returned to Galt .with his son, Wilbert, after he had been here with him for a couple of weeps. Mrs. Lawlor is' still a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. We are pleased.to report that Mrs. Harty Armstrong is convalescing at her home. Mr. and Mrs. John Arthur of London 0 and Ronald Arthur of Toronto spent the Weekend with. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Arthur, Wayne and Philip. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson visited 'last. Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Fred 'Youngblut, 'Mr. 'Youngblut• and family at Woodstock. Mr.' . and Mrs,_ Lloyd Humphreys of, Palmerston •visited Bast Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton. ACW The March meeting of St. Mark's Anglican Church Women was held h at the home of Mrs. Keith Stokes, Blyth. Mrs.a George Schneider read the scripture lesson from St. John. - - Prayers were led by Mrs. James Schneider. Mrs. Donald Cartwright' ,chose as her topic, "The Cry of the Ages" by Everald_B. Storm.... A solo was sung by Mrs. Gordon Taylor accompanied by Mrs. Keith Stokes. Mrs.. Andrew Kirkconnell read as her mission theme, `Easter, It's Message.". A letter to Mrs. G. Taylor from Mrs. Lobb at Fort George was read. President, Mrs. Donald Cartwright presided for the business' portion of the meeting. The minutes were adopted as read by the. secretary, Mrs. John D`r and the financial statement was accepted as given by the treasurer, Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell. BLACK BEAUTY 1960 BUICK ELECTRO SEDAN Just traded on a new Cadillac.- One owner. Excellently maintained since hew, rust free. Power .steering, power brakes, radio, rear speaker, full Tinted glass, speed warning buzzer, whitewalls. 7 perfect tires and wheels., New battery,, brakes and complete tune=p just done. Inimaculate interior. J61678. Would like to see car get a good home. s695 PONTIAC _BUICK CA w \•r ^r s a D,aAC CC,//524 8391 holiday a velOpes.. .,were passed out for the year. The roll ,( call was answered' by each member giving a.Bible verse with theword Tent in it, The travelling apron received a .penny for each letter hi - Celebration of . the Lords Supper. Ulrich was , served 'by the hostess, Mrs, Keith Stokes. • 1!9(0 RALPH J>,•.,McPHEE Funeral service was held at the Arthur Funeral Home for Ralph J. McPhee,. on • Thursday:' March .12. Pastor'• Alfred Fry conducted the service. Mr. McPhee was born in. Colborne Township, son of the late John McPhee and Ellen Mcllwain and was in his 70th year. He passed away in Victoria Hospital, London after an illness of 27 years. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. John (Laura) Jackson, Woodstock; and two brothers, Clifford of RR 3, Auburn an'' 'David of Vermillion, Alberta. Burial took place in Colborne Township Cemetery. Pallbearers were Harold Jackson, - Orval McPhee, Harvey McPhee, James McPhee, Dan McPhee and Bob McPhee. HOLY WEEK Knox United 'Church, Auburn, is planning special Holy -Week. services ...beginning...March .2 -3rd to March 27. The schedu1e • is: Monday, March 23, Rev. Wray Mather, speaker; Tuesday, March 24, Rex. Andrew. Mowatt; Wednesday, March 25, U.C.W. Thankoffering with Mrs. Bert Alton as speaker;"Thursday, Rev. Leonard Warr; Friday at 3 p.m.,' Holy Communion, Rev. Heckendorn, speaker. Monday until Thursday, services will be at 8 p.m.. The minister, 'Pastor Alfred Fry wilLeOnd.1,14..,41.4.913fices,.and... there will be a soloist at each service. . • A cordial invitation is. extended- to rnerribers of the sister' churches in the community to join in remembering Our Lord and His Sacrificial ,death upon the Cross. The central theme will be "Thee Cross of Calvary." An invitation to attend the weekly prayer meetings• is also extended to all. Legion . terminates track & field. program • The Royal Canadian Legion - has , announced that; effective immediately, it is terminating its national track and field program: , The decision, announced by President Robert Kohaly, came after the Legion was notified that no federal financial support. will be available for the program this year. It mar'ks'the end of 13 years of Legion involvement in track and field. ' ,2 A St. Thomas man set a record for Maitland .Lodge, No.: 33 last week when he was presented with a 60 year Masonic jewel Brother M. Cornelius 'Moore, a former Auburn resident, has maintained;' his. membership in the local lodge since moving out of the area. The presentation was the first of a 60 year jewel in the history of the lodge. Left to right are Worshipful Brother. J. Howard Aitken, master of. Maitland Lodge; ' Brother Moore and Very Worshipful Brother Charles 'Robertson, a former school mate of the recipient, who made the presentation. ° I I I I I I I I I I I I 1111111111111111111111111111111 Sunday, March. 8 on the 12th Concession of Ashfield Twp. at tire intersection of No. 1 sideroad, James Farrish, RR 7, Lucknow and , Helen Hackett, RR 3, Lucknow were involved in a two .car accident resulting in extensive damage to the vehicles. Monday, March 9 --on the 4Th Concession, Goderich Township south of No. 10 sideroad, Margaret Ann Lassaline, RR 2, Goderich and • Theunis Dragstra, RR 2, Gederich were involved in a car -truck accident resulting in minor damage to the vehicles. Wednesday, March 11 on -the 10th Concession, Ashfiel E` Township at the intersection of N'o.'3 and No. 4 sideroad, Muriel Elizabeth Curran, RR 1, Lucknow and Leo Raymond Heffernan, 717.- Albert Street, Wallaceburg were _ involved in a two car accident' resulting in minor damage` to the vehicles. Friday, Mar.eh 13 on the 9th and 10th ' Concession, `Colborne Township at the intersection of 4 and 5 sideroad, Alexander James. Maclnnes, RR 1, Belgrave and Gordon Henry 'Brindley, -11R Y6, Goderich were involved in a two car accident ,resulting _ in damage to the vehicles. Friday, March 13 on No. 21 highway` north of Col borne -Ashfield Township Line, Fred James Crawford, RR 3, Goderich was . inyolved in a single car accident resulting in minor.damage to hiss.vehicle. • 9 Friday, March 13 on a parking°lot at C.F.B. Clinton, a vehicle ,..,,,.struck two parked vehicles owned by Joseph Bartkow, 43 Winnipeg Road, Adastral Park and John Boast, Adastral Park: REMEMBER HELP YOUR RED CROSS TO HELP . GODERICH FROSTED FOODS 65 HAMILTON STREET .. SHOULDERVEA CHOPS . .. b. 89 . _ , VEAL PATTIES:' Ib.' . 65' CUT, WRAPPED, FROZEN r aEEF HINDS - Ib. 79` ,,,, CANADA DRY--GINGERALE—ORANGE--FOOT BEER F Flus QUARTS0 Deposit •R ROYALE • Bathroom Tissue 6R01s89' DR. BALLARD'S CHAMPION — 15 oz. Tins 'DOG FOOD , 459' SUPREME BRAND—JELLY, KOKO, ASST. Mailo Biscuits 3 AVLMR ASSORTED, 9 .oz. Jars, (With Pectin) orJj,LlES tl119e .„ ER� ,,j 'W /:I is ` cHEEi g„. .tit75, 1 t11M' I..:Wrcr..8fr ,CE r p4'4, p2. —T i.r+ SP k ” .49* 0 Friday, March 13 on No. 31 County Road east 'of No. 21 highway, Philip Hugh Feagan, Qr T .IIIIIIIuiiinII11111111111111111110111 RR 5, Goderich was involved in a single car accident resulting in minor damage to his vehicle. Sparaie' School Board csgrees to send five to.. conyention service' within the school if it w ,considersthe cost is acceptable, The Board`aPproved that the necessary arrangements be made for the resources of .Hesson Separate School (two classrooms) to be made available for confirmatifon, classes .duTinj March holiday week a$' well as school bus to transport children from Listowel to Hesson, The Catholic . Woittmen''s Leag%ae will pay expensesincurred. •'Trustees Arthur :Haid of R.R. - 4,. Listowel, and Oscar Kieffer, J_ R.R. 1, Bluevale, will attend the rrteetimagynRai ov r ori March t BY WI.0MA`OKE The, uron-Perth Separate School ,Blbard. at its meeting. In Seaforth on Monday night agreed to send five, delegates to the Ontario Separate. School Trustee,' ° Association Annual Convention in Toronto April 8, 9 and 10. Attending will ,,be Superintendent of Education, John Vintar; Business Administrator, " Jack• Lane; and .three,. trustees, •chairman .Keith 'Culliton of Stratford, .Chris Wairav'en of St. Marys and oue other 'tutee, to be nakned later.. Chairman of the property • committee, William Innes, recommended that the ` boys washroom ' and part of -the basement, floor at Immaculate Conception School in Stratford be sanded' and painted P by the custodian and the Board voted its approval, along with his ',recommendation' . for replacement of four hydraulic closures for the entry doors at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, R.R ,3, Dashwood, at a: cost of $16b as the old Closures are broken. ' The property committee is to investigate TV cable service for Holy Name School, St. Marys, as cable company.- is laying the service line to the exterior wall of the school free and then the Beard is at liberty to extend the on "Community Use of the School".. The Trustee Council Zone Meeting in Woodstock .on sameday will( be attended by Superintendent John Vintar, and fe Trustees James ' Marris of Stratford Chris Walraven of St. Marys; and Ted Geoffrey of R.R. 2, Zurich. The arena entry fees for the Minor Hockey teams requested ': by the Knights of Columbus, 'who sponsor the teams, will be paid by the local Parent-Teacher Associations. - The meeting adjourned with the Board meeting as • a committee of the whole to discuss personnel matters. , �y1 • 1 L;AD,IES WEAR LIMITED THE SQUARE • Pretty parading begins with an . Easter fashion whirl of some 61 the ` love - 1 iest dresses, suits, coats, costumes and accessories you've seen. - Comein soon and see our exciting and colorful selection.. Your- can be the prettiest lady in the Parade this Easter. •0 Ali 4 4 70 anti.`, 'ado-:. i..° 4504 0,4,4 as^,ern\