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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-05-27, Page 22PAGE 2A --GODERICH SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1987 w Ibutein lora kqint tine; gi and e! > ou can't beat a central air-conditioning system from Union Gas to help youebeat the heat and keep your cool this summer. Combine it with.a modern natural gas -furnaces and you've got a winning all -season home comfort combination. • Add the environmental' benefits ofa Honeywell Whole House ElectronicAir Cleaner, and.you've got a money -saving "Royal Flush " in all -season home comfort from Union Gas. . • Honeywell Electronic Air Cleaner* with pur chase of central air conditioning or a conventional gas furnace. tis DI J Honeywell • Electronic Air Cleaner* with pur chase of a mid or high efficiency gas furnace !wad, 1 'tom ('bite h0wnrat, cli,�n (,,,!' hi .'•'_',r ( rnr,,x r Huber 1.. Gamine. Applin, torr ,ielenn,r! t u+nmryr equrNru•ni nnh 1)1IIV A,r Irl,' '. r' r It. !• :..urd ryuu, t 141.7 Int.O cic.,1 hdA,rque! r; p....'Ir• ,.rptdr• rn our rrq.d,u seIlmq pry r . Honeywell Electronic Air Cleaner* with pur chase of ane gas furnace and central air condrtloning package • Imagine. no equipment pay menrs until the fall with approved credit ' We bring the enemy Guaranteed Investment Certificates 1 1 Year Term Interest paid annually ,minimum deposit $500 hates subject to change without notice Maple Grove residents enjoy fine spring weather Spring is here and all the residents are enjoying the fine weather. The summer furniture is out on the patio and on fine days residents can sit outside incl watch the activity on Victoria Street, Faster was celebrated with an Easter bonnet parade and there were same im- aginative styles and some elegant hats. Mrs. Helen Anderson won for the most original bonnet and Mrs. Edna Mills son fur having the largest hat.. :Movie night is held one Wednesday a month. In April the residents viewed two movies "The Story of Highway No. 1 from Calgary to Vancouver" and "Fifty Years of The Royal Winter Fair". well known local singing group "The Entertainers" can as on one of their regular visits and an enjoy able afternoon, was had by all, Our thanks to (Turd Har- rison, Lorraine Madge and Tony Hyde for a great time. • Lucy Martin of the Salvation Arrnv,con- tinue s her regular visits and the residents look forward to seeing her each week. Renovations continue at the Lodge and the residents have patiently put up with the noise and dirt as three rooms have had ensuite washrooms added, carpets have been laird and the walls painted and papered, The Huron Women Teachers' Federation recently installed their 1987-88 executive at their annual meeting in Holmesville, May 20. From left: front, Janice Buist, treasurer; Marie Parsons, president; Catherine Edgar, secretary; back., Mary Ellen Walsh, acting past president; Florence Keillor, vice-president; Mary Mofatt, past president. 1 photo by Patrick Raftis) eion elects officers The. joint installation of the officers and executive chairmen of the Goderich Legion Branch 109 and the Ladies AuxilTary of Branch 109 was held in the Jubilee room of the Branch on the evening cf May 15. The Legional installing teams were led by Lime Commander Jack 'l'ufford and Aux- iliary Zone Commander Mary Hahn. '1'o the skirl of the pipes; each group of Legion of- ficers' and executive 'chairman were con ducted before the appropriate installing of= ficer to be inducted into the.positlon oh the • Branch executive that. they will occupy for the term of the -new Legion year i June 1, 1987 to May 31,1988.• Comrade Alvin Blackwell was installed as President of Branch 109 for a second -term as was Comrade Margaret 13aker- who corn- ' mences her second term as President of The Branch 109 Ladies Auxiliary. , The Past President of the Branch is ,John A. "MacDonald.. Laura Mc'Larty will again serve as the Past President of the Ladies Auxiliary Installed as Vice Presidents of the Branch, urine meeting LEGION ingirEntrEtin were Stan Profit as First Vice and Don Ker - nick as Second Vice. Una Watson was in- stalled as First Vice President of the Ladies Auxiliary and Anne Feagan will serve as ° Auxiliary Second Vice President. Anne Doherty was installed as recording secretary of the Ladies Auxiliary and Iris Sampson as the correspor>,ding secretary of the Auxiliary. The Branch secretary will be appointed at the next meeting of the new Branch executive, to be held, on May 26, Wayne Doak was installed as the new Branch treasurer and Marie Le Blanc com- mences another term as th'e treasurer of the Ladies Auxiliary., Branch members installed were Kerr Swan as house chairman, Bruce Sowerby as property chairman, Claire Bedard as com- munity services chairman„ Harold Beadle as canteen chairman; Neil Shaw as public relations' chairman, Dick Eisler -as enter- tainment chairman, Al Fisher as spirits. - chairnaan and Iloward Carroll as poppy chairman. Other committee chairmen • are Gene- Baker as Nevada chairman, Bob' Chapman as leadership chairman, Maurice Wilkinson. as youth. education chairman, . Ray Barker as sick and w'clfare chairman and Clarence . Hoy• as membership chairman: The Ladies Auxiliary: executive will eon sist of • Evelyn Carroll, Karen Draper, Marion Hayes, Gwen McRae, Kay MacAstocker, Sharon Scr'uton, •Bcrnadetle Srnith and Margaret Stoddart, I)on Stemp was ins allcd as Sgt. at Arms $ for the Branch and Heidi Beadle was install- ed in this offitrit>r the Ladies 'Auxiliary. Gifts were presented to the rnenibers of the installing teams by First Vice President Stan Profit on, behalf of the Branch and Past r President Laura McLarty'on behalf of the,, Auxiliary. The evening concluded with a dance. oint eeting held at Knox Church l'hc Arthur Circle Auxiliary evening group) and the WMS i afternoon .group met May 18 for a joint meeting in Knox Churt•h Hall for a pot luck supper meeting. Spring flowers decorated the tables for 'a Mother's Day theme. Vice president Pat White opened with prayer and welcomed everyone. President .Jean Murchison of the WMS gave an opening address, followed ' by Reverend G.L. Royal who paid grace. 'l'he roll call wag answered by each member using their mothers' first names.• Winnie Walters gave a reading "mother is a full time job" .and Hazel McCreath read the scripture from Exodus 2:5-11. Mrs. Ethel McAllister introduced Rev. Royal, the speaker. He said this was his last meeting to speak to the group and a warns weleorne was extended to him. Mr: Royal said that nearly 27 years; ago, he' began his ministry' at Knox Church. Ile urnderlirned the importance uf' a Church be- ing a missionary enterprise and Was happy to say his present ('hurch'had•ri missionary outreach, He stressed that the WMS as a ,whole is in the field of making the gospel known. He forwarns •ares the cungregration to keep missions before there. Ile feels as Higher Interest on Your Investments 3-59 Days Interest paid at maturity. Minimum depoolt $5000 Special rates on summits over $50,900. itatca subject to change without notice. ,I, STANDARD TRUST Man thur.. 9 5 r,clay0 A Soturdey 0 1 I3R Thr• Sgunrn P U Bnr 995 - Goderirh Oninr n N7A 172 Tr(rphnnn 574 7.iRS long as there is a church, the Word of God must be taken out into the world, He also said there is a Divine Commission, ':Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel, and tell the old, old story." He referred to the chancel: window where Christ stands at the door and knocks and he said that the re are two important commandments to remember. "Love the Lord thy God with all,thy-might and with all thy :soul and love MY' neighbour as thyself.: 1 -Ie concluded by saying that i,l we give of our lives completely to ,Jesus ('hr:isL.God operates from within and if we (10 our part, He will do His. Jean'Ci'oft thanked hint for his inspiring message and his challenge to the ladies. Mrs. McAllister invited the ladies to a Camp Kintail weekend June 5 to 7. The next meeting will be held at Betty 'I lelesics home on June 15. MVCA. chairman steps down At the May 13 Executive Committee meetings of the Maitland Valley Conserva- tion Authority, I MVCA 1 Chairman Vince ,Judge of Listowel asked the Executive to ap- point vice-chairman Bruce McCall of Brussels to the MVCA 'chairman's position for the remainder of Mr. Judge's term. Citing personal responsibilities and an in- creased workload, Mr. Judge said he has found it difficult to make the time committ- plent. necessary for the chairman's positon. "I have enjoyed the work of the Authority, and really appreciate the support' that Authroity members have given etie," said Mr. Judge. :•However i will nut seek a reap- pointment to the Authority". The ;MVCA Executive accepted :qr. ,Judge's resignation with regret. Mr. Judge served, on the Authority from 1972 to 1977 as a representative of the Town of 1,istowel. He was 'reappointed a$ a provin- cial representative in 1981 and elected Chairman in 1985.