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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-02-20, Page 6PAGE 6—,-GODERICH.SIGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1975 AUBURN AND DiSINCT NEWS The February meeting of St. Marx's Anglican Women was held at the -home of Mrs. Ian Clark on last Tuesday. Mrs. Clark opened the meeting and welcomed the members. , The first hymn chosen was. "The Lord is my Shepherd!' followed by prayers by Mrs. Elmer Trommer. The Mission Theme was chosen and given by Mrs. Robert Slater entitled - . The Peace of the Lord. The Bible study was led by Rev. Fred Carson followed by the hymn, "Now thank we all our God" and the Rector closed with prayer. Mrs. Celia Taylor presided for the business section of the meeting. The minutes of the January meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. John'Daer and approved. The financial statement wase•, given by the treasurer' Mrs. Thomas' Haggitt The travelling apron ° • • we wish her a speedy recovery,. Several members of the Auburn Ski -Doo club spent the weekend at Wiarton. Mr. John Snyders is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, we wish hiara speedy recovery. We are sorry to report Shat Mrs. Harold Webster is a patient -in Victoria Hospital, London, Mr's. Harold Carter of Goderich formerly, of RR 2 Auburn in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Mrs. Murray Popp in Chilto ► Hospital, Mrs. E. Broughton in Mrs tes Braddock ,526 1 9 r� Clinton Hospital, Mrs. George Mi•llian is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Carl. Thomson, Mir. Thomson nd family at Stratford. Congratulations to Jake and Melanie, nee Sprung of RR 2 Auburn on the birth of their daughter, Dominique Sheneen on February 7th in Victoria Hospital, London, A grand- daughter for "Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sprung, Goderich and first grandchild for Mr. and. Mrs. L.W. Jacobson, Red Rock, Ontario. j0 JESE FAR[E II ien •Ihiugh I wink through the volley ,11 thl shod,. IJ death I shun (ear nu Phuu in with me —23rd Psalm received a penny for each letter WILLIAM KEITH FEAGAN in "Ash Wednesday". The.roll call- was answered by nafrling a, Mr.William Keith Feagan Bible verse containing the word passed away suddenly Fasting. It was announced February 9 at Joseph Brant that . the Women's Day of Hospital. in Burlington. He was Prayer service will be held this 58. year in the Huron Men's Chapel Born in Colborne Township - on March 7th. A delightful January 14, 1917 he was the son lunch was served by' -Mr -s. Ian of " George C. and Mary Clark assisted by Mrs. Robert (Shackleton) Feagan. He lived Slater. The hostess thanked all °- irr Goderich and district most of who had attended. his life, marryl'ng the former ---._.Then-Auburn.....gr.aupr:.._of.,_..the_LO.ertrude - Easom in P r e s b y t e r i a'n' W o m•a n'' s- Holmesville October 3; 1939. A Missionary Society held their farmer until 1953 he 'moved to February meeting at theh ome G otl h h eric where he was ern Pallbearers were Ron McGee and Elgin Chambers, Goderich, Robert Livesey and George Cheyne, Woodstock, Hugh Powell, Milton and . Frank Passant, Dundas. Flower - bearers were. John Mugford, Toronto, Doug Sowerby, Goderich and Wayne Tebbutt, Pembroke. Friends and relatives at- tending the services were from Toronto, Brantford; Niagara Falls, Pembroke, Hamilton, North 1 a;and WThdsor. • • of the president . Mrs. Wilfred ,_ployed by ,Mathiesdn's Welding' N o•b I e G r a•n d s Sande srif:" She opened the' and the Dominion Road - meeting with • the can to wor- Machinery Company. For the ship and the hymn,people past h "Al!"Ali 14 years he was an owner, rni , that on earth do dwell". After driver , and trainer of , race hold . mnth I 'welcoming all, the devotional horses competing on the Jockey , period was in charge of Mrs. Club Circuit, Batavia, London Frank Raithby. The scripture and Ottawa. Five years ago he . ,s lesson I John 4:7 to 21 verses moved to Dundas to manage meeting and Matthew 26: 6-13 verses were read alternately. The Meditation theme was based on Devotion and Love followed by prayer.' „ The roll call was,answered by reading a 'Bible verse con- taining the word - -Love. The minutes, of the previous meeting' were accepted as read Mattawa, an by the secretary, Miss Minnie -•(Gayle) Kenyon, • Goderich, Wagner. The financial • sisters Mrs. Frank '(Eileen) statement was presented by the Sweeny,- VanoQuver, Mrs. Ken treasurer, Mrs. Frances Clark. (Mary) Elliott, Kitchener, and The offering was received by Mrs. Mac" (ISabel) Sparks, Mrs.. Clark and dedicated with. "'Sarnia, brother Ben of prayer by Mrs. Frank Raithby. Goderich and seven grand- . The • correspondence arid children': He was predeceased business was accepted and • by one sister, Jean, and one plans • were made 'for the next • brother, Harry. meeting to beheld at the home Funeral service was at Stiles of Mrs. h'rank Raithby. The Funeral Home 'on'February 11 thpic was in charge of Mrs 9with Reverend R.C.x,,McCallum Wilfred SanderSon . and she officiating.' Interment was "in spoke on the Ministry' in. Colborne Cemetery. Flemingdon Park, Toronto. This park, i,s,situated across then road from the Toronto Science Centre where 25,000 people live in a one—square mile and 72 nationalities live • in, ,,,these apartments. An interesting account of the missionary and church work done in this community. told the Members of the Horne Mission work done » in this district. The hymn, "Thee will '1' loge, my Strength and My Tower" and the benediction was pronounced by Mrs.. Sanderson. - Tea and cookies were served by th.e ^ hostess, Mrs. Sanderson.', . Miss Diane Kirkconnell of " London spent the weekend with her , parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell. Mrs: Thomas Jardin is a, patient in Victoria Hospital where' she underwent surgery, D jl the Ron FQagan Training Farm. He attended school in Colborne Township and was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church. Surviving are' father George C. Feagan, Goderich, children Ronald and Gary, Toronto, Mrs. Rheal.(Dorothy) Miller, d Mrs. Roger Instant Fiendshp 4 Huron -Perth drama GDCI hosts festival The annual Huron -Perth • District Collegiate " Drama - Festival' will be held at Goderich Collegiate on Sa•turday, February 22. This year only two plays will be featured at ' the festival. Exeter Secondary School will :put on Colors of the Dark, written by James Reaney of. London. The GDCI entry The Great Storm of 1913, was written by Warren Robinson and will feature a cast of 64. The awards for the Huron= Perth festival were donated. by The past .Noble Grands Club of Goderich Rebekah Lodge No. 89 held their February meeting at the home ,of Mrs. Vera Larder 91 Quebec St. Goderich on Tuesday evening Feb. 11th. Sixteen members. answered .the roll call. Several members were reported on the sick list as well as sorne.being saddened by deaths in the. families. •In the business part a discussion. was held to inquire about a new place to hold our meetings. The members enjoyed a game of 500 with Mrs. Edith Craig high. Mrs. Amelia Straughan low. A sincere vote of thanks was extended to the Lunch Committee and Mrs. Vera Larder for a lovel,y:pa'rty in her home. -. 0.1 Simpsons -Sears, the sponsors of the Ontario Collegiate Drama Festival. Presentations will be made for the out- standing production and per- formances and an ad- jtadica'tor:s award will be given to a group or individual .for theatrical achievement. The adjudicator , may also select other students to receive Awards of Merit, which are hand lettered certificates, to be presented at a later date. The school which . received, the outstanding production award he invited to participate in a regional festival to be held in Hamilton, April 10, 11, and -12., From the district festivals held throughout the province, 36'productions will be invited to participate in .four regional festivals which Jlrill r -un for three nights. Mr, Dennis Sweeting will adjudicate all four regional festivals and will choose the outstanding productions to go to the all -Ontario Final -Showcase to be held at .the St. Lawrence Centre, Toronto, May 8,9, and 10. C 01 B R N E t 0 RN E R Mrs. G. Knitting • SOCIAL EVENTS Colborne township recreation committee is having • another euchre card party in the township hall, Carlow:,- Thur- sday, February 20 at 8:30 p.m. Come and bring your friends. Benmiller United Church `basement was alive with fun and laughter Friday evening, February 14, when several families of the congregation, father, mother and children gathered for a good old- fashioned crokinole party. Mixer, an_ ,enjoy,.able �,evenin playing ' this -game they all • enjoyed a delicious lunch and social get-together. This proved to afford such an entertaining -evening that they'- i lan on having•another before spring so, if you weren't able to be present on February 14, be sure to take your'family, to the next, .party. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff., McNeil attended . the 92nd Annual Holstein -Friesian Association of Canada Meeting honouring John E. Powell night at the Royal. York Hotel, Toronto last week. ° Mr. Eric Reaburn, daughter Maureen and son Earl have had a motor trip to the West Coast and while there visited a son, Constable Jim 'Reaburn at Burnaby, and enjoyed •cones, siderable skiing '^ in B.G'. Mr'. Reaburn and 'son ':Earl , have 'returned home but Maureen whq, is can R.N. has accepted a position in the Vancouver General Hospital. ' Mr*. and Mrs. Gordon Pollock, RR 5, have another grandson born to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pollock in Goderich. M. Eva Mitchell is a patient in Alexandra Hospital, Goderich. • Mr. Fred Battersby, Sunset Beach Road, whoxas a patient More than 250,000 hairdressers the world over believe in what L'Oreal Hair Coloring -"•" ""carri,do for you. What more can•we say? CHATAIN.i'UMOYEN CENDRE. MEDIUM SH BROWN . The warm greeting of your Welcome Wagon,_ hostess wilI; IlMost Famous Basket in the World" will introduce you to our community and start you on the 'way toward ,,new, and lasting friendshirps. •-* If you are new in town, call • Acorn o LTD tez • Phone: 5244615 °L'•OREAL HAIRCOLOUR Rich in conditioners and colour A permanent '.hair color. In vibrant natural colors from the lightest brown to the richest black. Leaves hair easy to - comb through and shining. 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