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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-19, Page 4PAGE 4—GODiFRICH SIGNAL -STAR, THUHSDAY, APRIL 19. 1973 d CONFIRMATION DINNER On Monday evening a special dinner was served at Dungan- non United Church' in the Sun- day School rooms for members of. the confirmation clays and their parents. "' Members of the Ses;,jon were in attendance, and their wives assisted in the kitchen. • There were two adult bap- tisms. The film presented, "Is This Call For You'.'" was well received Qin Sundae the following members were -received on con- fession of faith: Gary Alton, Brian Cranstorn, Betty C ulbeilt, ( Mrs. Grant) Sandra Curran, Donna Sue Errington. William Errington, Gerald 1 ogtetlberg, Frances I.ogtenberg, Wayne Pearson, Elaine Stewart, Brian • Stewart, Lori Pentland, Sharon Yount;, Judith Wiptemute.- Others received by letter of transfer "were. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cranston, from Trinity United Church, Ashfield, Mrs. Keith Cranston. from, -Trinity United -Church, Ashfield. Mrs. Others received by letter of transfer were Mr. and Mrs., Keith Cranston, from Trinity . United Church, Ashfield, Mrs. Thomas Culbert, from Knox Presbyterian Church,. Listowel; Mrs. -George Errington, from Chalmers Presbyterian Church, Whitechurch; Mrs. Arthur (Diane) Dickson from Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich; and Mrs. Donald (Helen) Nicholson,,, from Nile United Church. 'At this sen ice of Confir- mation and Holy Communion special music' was provided by the choir, 'and Rev. Clarence McClenalghan's sermon was en- titled, "Who' Dares to Love." FIVE EXPLORERS GRADUATE The Dungannon Explorers group held a mother and daughter supper on April 1,0. after completing 21 meetings. The five members graduating from Explorers were Marsha Alton, Jan Caesar, Leola Chisholm, Betty Errington and Annabel Stewart. On May 12 the Explorer group will have a table of Crafts at the U.C.W. ' bazaar. Weather permitting, a bike .hike will take place on June 2. The Explorer leaders, Mrs. Jean Errington and Mrs. Marie Stewart wish to thank the mothers and daughters for their co-operation and excellent attendance this past season. SOCIAL NEWS Brian Stewart returned home on Tuesday after five days in Victoria Hospital, London, following a motorbike ,accident in which he suffered a broken nose, and bruised ligaments in his leg. He is able to be back at High School now. Steve Caesar also has retur- ned tc `Pork having had bruised ligaments In his leg in the same accident. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Million of Stratford visited on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ivers. On Sunday Mrs. Cecil Blake was a guest in Wingham with Mr. an$l Mrs.. Richard Kilpatrick and Mrs. A.N. Atkinson when other members of their family and friends from Sarnia, Listowel and Goderich were present. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dauphin of Goderich visited on Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dauphin, Gary and Susan. Last week the' Dauphins had a successful auction sale and plan to move to Chatham this week. On Tuesday evening a few of the neighbours dropped in and presented Mr. and Mrs. Dauphin with a swag lamp and a gift for Susan. Gary is remaining in this community. A reception in honor of Mr. anis Mrs. Donald Alton newlyweds, was held Saturday evening in Dungannon Agricultural Hall. A humorous address was given by Girvin Reed, and presentations were made by Fred Phillips and An- drew Ritchie, neighbours. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stothers and Jim, accom- panied by Mrs. Wib MacLeod of Kincardine attended a family gathering in Preston at the home of Mt. and Mrs. Warren Bamford to honour Mr. and Mrs. George Whittam of Toronto on their recent 25th wedding anniversary. Miss Rosemary Eedy and Bill Gardner of Stratford spent the weekend at the former's home here with Mr, and Mrs. Ross Eedy. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrie Glenn, Angela and Arletta, also Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glenn and Harold who have spent the winter months in Brownsville, Texas, arrived home Monday evening. Harve and Joe Sproule, who had been at Brownsville also, returned a week or so earlier - in time to enjoy a brief winter storm here. We -are sorry to .know Mr. Aubrey Higgins has been in hospital in Goderich for several days; also Mrs. John Ryan has been hospitalized in Brampton. Most every family attended Brookside School Concert either- Thursday or Friday evening and enjoyed the splen- did programs which were presented. Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy were in Kitchener on Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott and Matthew. Irvine also attended a Legion meeting in Preston. Mrs. John Young accom- panied her sons Fred and Art Young, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wiggins to visit the former'_s brother, Mr. Charles Souch of Blyth, who- is a patient in Vic- toriaaHospital in London. They also visited another daughter, Agnes, Mrs. Robt. Henderson in London. TOWN TALK A lucky streak has followed -three _ generations, Mrs. Clem Desjardins was the winner in the draw at the Glen - mark Building Centre first draw, an electric fireplace. Her son Robert's wife, Barbara won a black and white T.V. on the won -on -the -door contest and her mother,- Mrs. llarold Larder, also won a T.V. on the won -on -the -door contest. i' Greetings alEastertine Former Goderich OPP officer gets promotion Commissioner H.H. Graham has announced the ipromotion of Chief Inspector Harry M. Sayeau, age 51, to the rank of Staff Superintendent. Born and educated in Kemp- tville, Ontario, Staff Superin- tendent Sayeau joined the On- tario Provincial Police in 1946. Rising through the ranks, he served at Alexandria,. Pem- broke, embroke, Mount Forest and Goderich Detachments. In 1961 he was promoted to the rank of Inspector and transferred to the Criminal Investigatior`i` Branch. He served in that capacity until 1966 when he was promoted. to Chief Inspec- tor and appointed Director' of the Force's Transport Branch. He will remain in this position. Staff Superintendent Sayeau and his wife, Marjorie, reside on Robinson Street, Markham. Staff Superintendent Sayeau served as a Corporal in the Goderich . Detachment from 1953 to 1961. Association hears report from workshop director The April Meeting of the Goderich and District. Association for the Mentally Retarded was held at the Queen Elizabeth School, Goderich on April 16, 1973. Nine persons were in atten- dance. The Presidents, Gary David- son welcomed everyone present. Shirley Maine's read the minutes of the annual meeting in March, moved by Elsa Haydon and seconded by Mrs. Harris that the minutes be adopted as read. The President thanked Mrs. Haydon for advertising our meeting in' the Signal -Star. This was done at Mrs. Haydon's own expense. Mrs. Carroll reported on the Workshop noting the hayride on April 17 and the enthusiasm shown by the trainees for howling. Moved by George" Simons and seconded by Mrs. Haydon that the May meeting be held on the fourth Monday of May. " Transportation of Nursery School children was discussed. Gary Davidson reported on Ontario Association Mentally Retarded to be held at Univer- sity of Waterloo on May 9-13.. 'It was moved by Mrs. Haydon and seconded by Mrs. Carroll that George Simons be our chief delegate. Correspondence was read by Garry Davidson. .Mrs. Graham reported on Education Week at Queen Elizabeth School. ' • George... Simons read correspondence on Camp Direc- tors Workshop April 27, 28, 29. Gary Davidson gave out copies of , Committee Structure -of OAMR. Mrs. Harvey Hagedorn of Ear Falls, in North Western Ontario, has been visiting in the community this past week, and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl MacDonald of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gour of Deer River, Minnesota, visited this week with her ssister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Howes. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williamson of Wyoming visited Sunday with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ewen MacLean. Also visiting at the MacLean home on Sunday was Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacLean of Collingwood. Mrs. Rhetta MacLennan, spent last week in hospital in London. She returned home on, Friday. Many from this community attended the Spring Variety and Minstrel show at Brookside school Thursday and Friday nights of last week. They reported 'an enjoyable evening. Pupils and teachers of Kingsbridge St. Joseph's school have prepared an operetta "The Magic Beanstalk" presented Tuesday of this week by Grades 5 to 8. The community was shocked and saddened to hear of the tragic motor accident, in Florida, on Saturday a,m. claiming the life of Michele Paretes. Michele was the older daughter of the former Anna Mae Blue, and granddaughter of Sadie and the late George •Blue of Detroit and formerly of this communty. At the time of the accident- Michele was visiting with her paternal gran- dparents who reside in Florida. JOIN JOPIC;S Mrs. John Westbrook, R.R. 2, Clinton, was the lucky winner of the rug in a draw sponsored by Blue Water Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. %. WHAT IN THE WORLD IS OXFAM? Travel Agency/ Baby food? Airline? Detergent? Development Agency! XFAM THE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PEOPLE 97 Eglinton Ave., East Toronto 315, Ontario Michele who was i .' her 19th year, was well kn twn in this area, especially a tong the young people as she ad spent part of each summer ce she was a child, at the hom of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Finlay MacDonald, and attended the MacDonald reunion. Of a friendly and outgoing nature, Miss Paretes will be sadly missed by a wide circle, of friends. To her mother and her sister Lisa, the community ex- tends its deepest sympathy. Af- ter service in Detroit on Mon- day, the body, was brought, on Tuesday morning to Lochalsh Cemetery for final resting place. Preparatory service will be held 1 riday evening in the Ash- _ field Presbyterian Church with Communion Service to be held on Sunday morning_ at 11. Mayor's wife draws ticket for Rebekahs The Rebekah Lodge No. 89 had a successful dessert card Party. The Mayor's wife, Mrs. Harry Worsell drew the lucky ticket on the knitted afghan. The winner was Mrs. Norma Bissett of 9 Nelson St., town. There were 96 sat down to play cards. Mrs. Harold Larder was high winner at Bridge. A guest from another >rod the low pf1Ze. it Mrs. Harvey Fuller wo high in "500" and a Plante the low. Mia Mrs, L. Ball of Credit) high in euchre and Mrit McDonald of Dung the low, followed byna t W isle. 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