HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-05-13, Page 23GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1987, --PAGE 3A
The Beta Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi recently honored Iris Brown as Woman of the
Year. A member who best exemplifies the ideals of bard work, enthusiasm and participa
Lion in sorority activities is chosen for the award each year. Deb Grasby (right) made the
presentation. I photo by Diann. Kellestine
Area Synodic
is 7 Listowel. .r.__eld��
The 40th annual meeting of the Hamilton
and London Synodical; W.M.S. of the
Presbyterian Church was held recently •in
Knox Presbyterian Church, Listowel with
over 300 attending. •
Mrs. Jessie Rayner, Paris, President of
Synodical presided at all sessions—Mrs.
Mary McTavish, President, Stratford -
Huron Presbyterial welcomed all present.
Greetings carne from the Mayor of Listowel, •
Mr. Wm: Jones, Reverend Vernon Tozer,
minister of Knox and Rev. Hugh Nugent,
Ripley, Moderator of the Hamilton and Lon-
don Synod. •
Sessions consisted of worship, services, a
sing song, Bible. study, work shops, a
memorial service to honor members who '
had passed away within- the last year, a.
special tribute being made to the late Dr.
Margaret Kennedy who spent many years in
Missionary work in India.
Lois Powrie spoke ' on Arm,agh,, a
Presbyterian home which is being refur-
Agricrew offers employment
bished for battered wor len and children.
Each. Presbyterial press rated a shower of
gifts as well as monetary gifts to be used at
Armagh.
Mr. Donald 0. Stephens, Director of Com-
munication Services for the Pres. Church
'was the guest speaker. He is the elected
. chairman of the C.B.C. Advisory committee
on religion. He spoke on the theme of Com-
munication.
Mrs. Margaret Ford of Dutton is the new
Synodical President. The 1988 annual
meeting will be held in St. Andrew's
. Presbyterian Church, Windsor.
Local delegates attending the meeting in-
cluded, Mrs. R. McTavish of Shakespeare,
Mrs. N. Coulthard and Mrs. B. Aitcheson of
St. Pauls, Mrs. E. Rivers of Seaforth, Mrs.
H. Strang - of Exeter, Miss Jean Isbister'and
Mrs. M. Scott •of Stratford, Mrs. J. Gibson
and Mrs. M. Sheldon of St. Marys and Mrs.
R. McAllister of Auburn.
Agricrew.is looking for students between '
fifteen and twenty -four -years old•who have
unlimited energy and experience working
on a farm. Agricrew is composed of three
crewmembers and a foreperson who work
as a team. The foreperson of the crew is re-
quired to provide transportation for his
crew from a designated meeting place to.
the farm and back again,
The Agricrew program is accepting•
bookings for the .coming summer.
Farmers can hire Agricrew for such jobs
as haying, painting, field cleaning or
general clean up. The cost is $90 per day
• for a four -person crew. Crew members are
responsible for• their own transportation
and lynch.
For more information on both aspects of
Agricrew please contact the Clinton Orr
tario Ministry of Agriculture and Food Of-
fice at 482-3428 or 1-800-265-5370. Donna '
Kieffer will be covering Huron South and
'Susan Diemert will be the Youth Employ-
ment
Co-ordinator for North Huron.
FREE PUBLIC SE!V HNAR
Great Lakes Water Levels & Shoreline Protection
Saturday, May 23, 1 - 5 p.m.
Georgian College, Owen Sound
Learn the history of the problem, what is being done, what protection techniques can be
taken, and how to obtain funding.
Speakers from the International Joint Commission, GreatxLakes Water Levels Communica-
tion Centre, Department of Fisheries and Oceans, National Water Research Institute, Ministry
of Natural Resources, and Conservation Authorities ,will present material and answer
questions.
This seminar presented by:
THE GEORGIAN BAY CHAPTER
ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSIONAL.
ENGINEERS OF ONTARIO
To commemorate the Centennial of Engineering in Canada,
7th
nnu&l Clanton Klompen F est
WI ° D UP ANC
at the Clinton ; reno
STUkDAYB MAY 16
8 P.M. ON
DANCE T'�
"Whiskey Jack Musk Co®
NO
TICKETS $4.00 EACH
Available at the Door, at
the Information Booth In Downtown
Clinton, or BiII & Mutch
Fine Furniture
Licensed under LLBO Special Occasion
All Proceeds to Clinton
Klompen Feest and to
Clinton Public Hospital
Building Fund.
Permit
a1'' THIS WEEKEND:
NF�'0`P' �b""�iDONT MISS ONE OF
Si' WESTERN ONTARIO'S BEST PARADES
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CLINTON'S 7th ANNUAL
KLOML EN FEEST PARA
THIS SATUR: AYE SAY 16
STARTING A .: 11
TH OUCH
DOWNTOV<<r,:f' CLINTON
oCentral Barad of the Canadian Forces
®Mocha Temple Oriental and
®Clinton Legion Pipes & Drums
oSeaforth-Dashwood wand
OSeaforth Girls Drum & Bugle Band
SEE PROGRAM FOR PARA`rE ROUTE
eGuelph Royalaires
sGoderich Laketown ,:;and
®CHSS Band
'Mitchell Legion Band
®Brussels Pipe & i'rum Barad
This year the Klompen Feest is proud to feature from Ottawa
THE CENTRAL BAND OF THE CANADIAN FORCES
with a Cavalcade of Music from Canada's Capital in concert at the Clinton Community Park Grandstand
SATURDAY, MAY 16 AT 1:45 P.M. - 3 P.M.
as part of the Klompen Feest Entertainment Program
DUTCH PLAY
Saturday, May 16 7:30 P.M.
CLINTON TOWN HALL AUDITORIUM
"Christien"
THREE ACT PLAY IN THE DUTCH
LANGUAGE PERFORMED BY THE
WOODSTOCK THEATRE GROUP
Admission: $3.00 per person
GIANT CHICKEN BARBECUE
Saturday, May 16
5:00 PM 86:30 PM
i,.1 e. , • B A „ •
SUNDAY, MAY 17 3:00 PM
held inside the Clinton Aretia
ECUMENICAL . •
CHURCH SERVICE
Featuring: Joint Choir of Churches
and o Children', Choir
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Imagine two all beef patties, a slice of
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McDonald's is makin' bacon...
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