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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-10-16, Page 12PAGE 6A•-:OQDERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16,1975 StSw''o �^^"? ;somgo Pimr clinic graduates class �M. The sixth class of students of the Pfrimmer Technique of Deep Muscle Therapy, graduated from Therese Pfrimmer's Goderich Township clinic recently bringing the total number of qualified therapists in North America to 17Y Here thele on astMrsaP fimmena � arts a treatment ono a ondon, f Robert Becker, of Cass City, Michigan, loo her patients. (staff -photo) 1TRANS CANADA CREDIT' 35A WEST STREET,' ,111,GODERICH, ONTARIO 1 1 AND WE ,� .1 1M N&'FR .50 I E5 1• 1 WE'DG1KETO SENP 1 1 yoc.J A13s0CifiELY FREE--,AgD ATNQ . 03L16-ATIO1/41---ouR 1. 1 TRa,K eau DuD- 1 oNetas,1 IT TiTl_cP MARE 1, THAN moNeY"AAJP 1 oF-FERs Yot) 37- 1 PAGES OF /OMEY 1 '1 5AViN6 IDEAS. 1 1 -'1 1 1 1 1 1 •1 TRdNS caNaDa CREDIT CIvar.y WMS take slide trip r Q�iItsdowfl through ages displayed at county rally t!utlt, 1,\ 1 l 00 t sirs of age, MissJane Pengllley presented some .10u0 \,',tt s old and no \1/4 the Huron Count y Scholarship to nllv�il 111 ,i111, formed an In M,try Edith (;,mis, of Blue \4tle t display, at the 0Huron \\lio is udying nursing at R,tll\ held last Muoda> .tt R. ' -son to ;loronto Wllnik'n S,Inslttuteh,lll guest speaker of the afternoon 'l\,ln W ightman o► Walter' Scott of leis i,.l .1� president of Huron- Ht l} ra\ e \ahu l;a\ e an interesting 1)1.41r151 \\,loinchargeofthe hlst'o> of quiltq- and quilt gist\ program. Mrs. William making. She stlid that quilts Pre,lded at the piano. of It;ln,lted in Palestine, then to \1l - Hopper of Belgrave, 1• * pt .old Queen Cleopatra had o1 the W.I., welcomed dyed gazelle skins sewed tl 1'tl'It l l\ l`, together and this type' \\ as an c,rl't't lne,,s from Huron -East early \ entur'e in quilts. ort' brought from Mrs Malcolm ksawedun lts and AI,1n Wroxeter, president of t,llkkdthe many pat Huron south and Mr's. R. terns used in quilting them. Mrs. `s't•stcot t of Exeter brought Graham Mc Nee`of Dungannon greet 111t4,, from Huron -South, thanked Mrs. Scott, Secretar}. Mr's. A. Armstrong Mrs, Keith Webster of Blyth read the' minutes and ga-vg the thanked the W.I. for their hie-. II►lanclal,taterllent V i thdaypart ieS held at Huronvie\\', In the correspondence a tetter cold' stated that the bazaar and was read from the Huron County hake sale will be held onOetober Health Unit asking for a 29 at 2 p.m. repr'esentati\ e on the ,Huron- Mrs. Donald Haines reported Perth District Health Council. for the bus trip to the National Mvs '(',al Johnston of Bluevale Convention to be held next June N,1, asked to represent the in Prince Edward Island at Women's Institute of Huron Charlottetown. Count'. It was announced that a A discussion took place re the special breast cancer clinic Huron Ploughing Match in 1978, would be held on November 4'at 8 The three presidents of the pm. at Centennial Hall, L.on,,lo.p, Districts and the County I':'veryone i, welcome. secretary are to`` aot as the The District osecretaries committee and make enquiries to reported. Mrs. Lloyd Jacques what can be done at that time. , reported for the II branches in Mrs. Westcott invited 014 rally Huron -East and suited that over 7 00 plates had been sold. Mrs, to he held in South Huron next Lloyd Bullytine reported for year and this will. he the 25th Huron -South's nine branches and anniversary of Huron County Mrs. Richard Buchanan reported W.I,'s. for Huron -West twelve branches. A brief history of each quilt Co1ngrat ulat ions were extended to displayed was read , by Mrs. the delegates from the new Norman Coultes and Mrs. Tait,. ;Vlaittand branch at Wingham. Clark of Tiger Dunlop Branch ..,,The collection was received by spoke about `the autographed T M►•s, Thom ',1ST -Rag -wit quilt_ male by.�. th.e... Epworth Donald Haines of Auburn, Mrs. League in 1909 and is now the property' of the Huron County Historical Society. Another autographed quilt on display had been made' at the Nile in 1936 and contained 256 names. ,,. Mervyn Bat kin of Clinton reported on the Huron County Autumn, romancing in her an art which has been Handed Historical Society and t`han,ked generation r<,to the W.I,'s for their support.` She ; dress of amber, scarlet acid down from g stated that there were - 205 bronze is just a foreshadow of generation among these people., , members -ih'is yea, the largest the freezing winter weather However, through months of number -Since the Society was just around the corner. What hard work and constant prayer, focused. befter way to spend an October definite changes. took place. An interesting skit' was done by evening than to take an all Portions of scripture were Mrs. Donald Buchanan, Mrs. expenses paid trip to the warm being memorized, and many Anderson hes Bert hoohrookand MrLons. Eric and somewhat mysterious were being set up Branch. ,Mos. thehedon ,apple of oro continent of Africa by way of were coming to know Christ as Bea chth, rthe F .W .I. P.` Board slides their personal Saviour. ture of Member ,brought greetings and ntey. Bride of Fordwich This.is just what the ladies at Due to the Mrs. St Calvary Baptist Church their tribal existence, the g Women's Missionary Society natives were not only in needeed brouGuelg 'arid ThursdayOctober 2 spiritual help but n d 0 Mr greetings from the h area in the absence of ..Howard Wallace, F.W.I.O. on , Guest speaker, Jim Stanley, medical attention as wellgOard Member. a missionary presently at home Having no knowledge of/ A report of the Huron County and having a very Children's Aid Society Bursary Fund was read by the secretary and a discussion took place... It was voted to again support.the bursary. In the report it stated that one girl had now graduated and was. in another Children's Aid Society in Ontario. Now two boys are needing it- to complete their education. Miss Jane Pe.ngilley, Huron - County Home Economist, .reported on the year's activities both in 4-H work and senior project The members of the Belgrave WI. served the delicious pot -luck I un'ch.. The 'afternoon session, from Africa was narrator and medicineshe guide for the trip and limited medical supply, unquestionably captivated his Stanleys were forced to, 4,4e 'audience with his enthusiasm primitive means of treating/the 'for the Lord and with the ex- injured and dieaed._Ho ever, periences he and his family God miraculously laid his shared in dealing with tribes healing hand on many and totally unfamiliar with the brought them Mr. Stanlek based his Gospel Challenged not only with narrative upon Palm 2 Vs. 12, primitive and unethical ideals, "Blessed are a• they that put ,the Stanleys faced a language their trust in h'`m." barrier, distrust and the ever A luncheo,ri along with warm practise of witch craft, fellowship/ shared with the present p ladies /of Bayfield and • ` W inghrn concluded the Berea ladies Octo er meeting. roll bandages for missions ;/ 'The ladies of $"ere. -•y -the - Water Lutheran C ' rch met Wednesday eveng at the home of Mrs. M rilyn Barz to dedicate th 'r mites for missions an o study the topic "The Six rys of the Bible". A bri discussion followed about joining the Lutheran Won's Missionary League, Oty ario District. The con-' itution committee will meet 1 /at the home of Mrs. - Glenn f Rittinger soon to draw up a 1 tentative set of guidelines for the group. A name for the group will , likely be selected in the weeks to come. The nine ladies present rolled a supply of 'bandages for use in the mission field hospitals. These were made from worn out sheets'and pillow cases. CORPORATION LIMITED A Personal Financial Service of Traders Group limited WW6IvEYOU MORE. Che minister prayed so hard --for 'rain that the ensuing downpour hurt the crops.. "That's what happens," growled an oldtimer, "when, you get a preacher who ain't familiar with agriculture!" 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