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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-10-17, Page 10Pett.G 10---QODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY OCTOBER, L7. 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moss of Auburn called an his sister, Mrs. Jones and Mel through, the week. Mrs. Jones had the misfortune to sprain her wrist last week and is `wearing a ban - Mrs. Chas. Fowler was taken to hospital an ThursdaY With an injured leg. Mr. Fowler was staying with their son, Mr, and Mrs. Torn Fowler and family in Parkhill but returned to the village on Sunday. Book Bible in a free draw at Dungannon Fair at the demon- stration table . where Dwight „- and Marybelle Alciham were showing World Book products. There will be no church or Sunday School iri Dungannon United Church on October 20 due to anniverSary services at ,Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacDonald of Ottawa 'visited last weekend with his mother, Mrs. Lillian MacDonald. Ac- companying them were their daughter Janet and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Richard. Ward, who are , visiting relatives in Canada before returning to Jakarta, In- donesia. VisitorS with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith were Mr: and Mrs. Gordon •Smith of London, on Wednesday; Mrs, Smith's sister, and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Garton of Leamington on Saturday; their daughter and her husband, Mr. -and Mrs. Peter Lauzan of Win- dsor over the holi4ay weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moulton and their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Moulton all of Simcoe visited on the weekend with Mr. Frank Moulton. Mr. and Mrs. Angus John- stori, Mr. and Mrs. John Hoyle, all of Loridon and Eldon ,McClenaghan from' Queen's University, Kingston visited McClenaghan on the weekend. Mr. and"Mrs. Allan McNee,. Edward and Paul of Ajax . visited on thg -weekend with Graham McNee. Many ° participated in. Thanksgiving Sunday service at Dungannon United Church and heard Rev. McClenaghan's thoughtful sermon*, "Thanksgiving Total or Token?" The ladies of Dungannon 'I.JCW are invited to,share with Trinity UCW,at their Thankof- fering meeting on October 20 at 8 p:m. , The guest speaker is Yvonne Bala. Last Sunday, October 6, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrie Glenn held a family gathering in honor or. their son ,Andrew's first birth - 'day. Those present were Mr.' and Mrs. Frank -Thompson; Mr. and Mrs.,' Frank Glenn; Mrs. Ron Thompson, Bonnie, Wayne and Michael of Wingham; Mr. and,,,Mrs. Art Danahy, Kevin; Terri -Anne - and Janice of Kincardine; and - Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Glenn' of Lucknow. Andrew ,also had a few `Oittle friends Horn the village in for lunch on the Mon- day (*allowing. - Ort Sunday, Mrs. La Rocque (nee Marlene Maize) of St. Eusta,che, Que.,-called on Mr. arid Mrs. Gerrie Glenn and family. Marlene', is Gerrie's Mr. and Mrs. JaS. Wilson of Goderich celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary this at Candlelight Restaurant. Present with them were their daughter Barbara and her husband - Mr. and Mrs, Dave Durnford, Brian,'' Kathy and Robert of Ottawa; their sim Murray and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wilson, -Greg, Scott and DarrIl. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, farmed on the sixth concession of West Wawanosh until 1967 when they moved to Sherry and Tanya 'Hodges, Angela, Arlita, and, Andrew *Glenn, Timmy McNee, Laurie flayden, Heather Ohm and 'their mothers enjoyed a birth- day party at Nile for Brenda McNee's third birthday, on Monday, Brenda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Among those from this area who spent a week hunting moose in Sudbury area are Ken and Eric McNee, Roger Pen-. Hand, Gary Sproul, Dave Dawson and George 'McKin- George °Dawson, and family and Mrs. Olive Straughan of Goderich visited on Sunday Mr, and Mrs. George Ribey, Jane," Anne, Earl and Catharine of Seaforth, Mr. Or- ville, Ribey, Mrs. John Young and Art spent Thanksgiving Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wiggins. Anne Ribey had spent the weekend with her .grand- parents and returned home with her family Monday evening. - Mr. and Mrs. LaWrence SmYth and family of London visited his :uncles, BroWn and Bob Smyth on Monday. , Mr. Ben Caldwell of Windsor visited his sister, Miss Pearl Caldwell oh the weekend, • Mrs-. Art' Duff (nee'. Elsie ,Edna Dobson) rif 1089 Edwird Ave: Windsor passed away on September 28. Mahy village residents will remember Art as a :boy since his Parents lived in Dungannon until he was around 12 years old. David Bere has joined the Canadian Armed Forces in a field engineering course and is ,preSently taking Basic Training at Cornwallis;. Nova Scotia. The third meeting 'of Dungannon .4H Club was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Young on October 1. Annabel Stewart read the. .minutes .of the last meetihg. Each 'member answered roll 'call by telling What kind of reference file they -had chosen.. For discussion the mernbers .read out of the leader's pam- phlet • on "Entertaining...the Guest" and' "Being a Guest." For ,demonstration Mrs. Young packed a weekend suit- case which looked very neat. In group work Kathy Pentland repacked the suitcase for a trip. The other members .remarked on the,packing. The fourth meeting opened with the 4H pledge followed by the minutes of the last meeting read by Betty Errington. Let- ters were read from members to their friends thanking them for a wonderful weekend. 2', For 'discussion the members read from the leader's pain- phlet,-"Entertaining at Tea". For demonstration arid group work, Elaine, and' Annabel Stewart arranged sandwiches such as rolled, open, Closed, pinwheel, rolled and ribbon sandwiches, on four plates for mernbers to make first, second third and fourth choice. Kathy Pentland served chocolate milk and members samPled the san- dwiches. UCVV At the ,regular meeting of Dungannon United Church .Wornen a donation was voted tti CNIB,Church calendars for 1975 are available through ,pcw members. A request was issued to all church, ladies to assist at Lucknow Nursing Home by visiting, entertaining TICK YOUR OWN Bring Containers and helping in Tuck..ShoP. Trinity UCW extended an in-. vitation ''to attend their Thankoffering on October 20 in the evening. • Audrey Hasty presided for the bUsiness peTiod. Fifteen ladies answered the roll call.by giving a Thanksgiving thought. Tina Logtenberg lead in a short devotion followed by F$ible study on Stewardship. a panel ,,disc.ussion on, "Always open, especially on Sunday" dealing with several topics, namely cornm•itsnent, love, giving thanks, eternal life and An open letter to God was read by Carol Reed. This letter was, signed by I.M. Busy and ,• praved,-to be a highlight of the* meeting. Isabel Eedy anci Audrey Hasty served lunch. • Figure skaters' sell tickets for dance The Goderich Figure Skating Clul* held its monthly meeting October 9 at the Recreation Of- fice. The club is planning a dance to be held on November 15 at the Saltford Valley Hall, tickets will go op sale and may be obtained from, any member of the club. The president Joan Deirolf announced ,that the Arena is having one large trophy cabinet built for the,Lions Club, Minor Hockey and Figure Skating. Ellen. Jeffrey, gave a report on the Interclub meeting which was held in Seaforth on Sep- tember 16. A Judges' school -will be held on October 20.in Clinton at 8 a.m..There will be an Amateur Coaches Clinic in Walkerton on NoVember 17 at 8:30 a.in. Interclub, Com- petition this year will be on March 2 in Wingham. Marlin Kloss . has been named chairman of the Power Skating. , The figure skating club will be entering a float for the Santa Claus.Parade this year, the theme will be °"Pioneer Christmas': Grant Ellison and Alex Varga are in charge of Christmas school will be held in Goderich this year,' there will be more information at a later -Skating starts this Saturday October 19 "see you at the BRUCE MACDONALD ELECTRIC 133 Britannia Rd. Phone Evenings 5 24.8 '1 46 Goderich run wins honors Terry Worsell, son of Mayor H.E. and Mrs.' Worsen, recently won the Ontario Department of Labor Award for the highest standing in the Apprentice Chef program arGeorge Brown College, Toronto. Terry Completed his apprenticeship at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Torbnto, and is seen atiove, Riceiving congratqations from Chef'Reindl (right) of the hotel, while Mr. B. Stevens, of the Labor Department, holds hrs aWard. (photo, by The Bliss Company) liondltopand.ingst vOte.. • tOo! Monday, , DOC -ember 2, 197;4 however;. Mr. MacCalluin onse again -confrontS • each ,,points out that disabled people citizen •with „deinocratic • have 'been prevented , froth respOnsibility, voting to deter-, voting by the inacces'Sibility of mine who will govern locally 'polling booths. for the next two years.. ,' • • . "Stairs are,,often* impossible his cOmmunity to rationally .. are a barrier for those in , challenge the..candidates who wheelchairs," he said. - For this reason, the March of. seek his. ar her vote and to share in the decision -Making . Dimes/Ability Fund endorses a process with the candidate who resolution adopted .by Toronto -C4ty Council reqbesting the finally gains it. -, Government of Ontario .to pass,. The March of Dimes/Ability • legislation, Kior-*to the 1974 Fund reminds all those with a municipal elections, to allow physical .disability that ' this Deputy Retuining Officers ac-. does not excuse an individual companied by other election of - from performing his role as a ficials to move the ballot box citizen. In.fact, it ii in their in- , ,sOfficiently from :its uSual terest to inCrease society'S . location in the poll to the bat - awareness ,of the restrictions tom af the ,,outside, steps, .etc. imposed upon them, often which the handicapped are without thinking, or the biases ,unable to negotiate. which 'are unjustly created This legislative action will because the facts have not been • , • '.6.. physiCal disability does not necessarily carry,with it ab enduring Social disability", Executive Director of .the Ability Fund. 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