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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-04-08, Page 11GODE Schedule is bush at new cornmunity centre By Blanche Deeves .At Holmesvllle United's Sunday service on April 5 the primary choir provided the special music. Rev. Scott spoke to the children and told, them that they are on God's team. Elmer Potter and Bill Norman collected the of- fering and the minister told of God's love in his sermon. This Sunday, April 12 Palm Sunday will be remembered with com- munion. Seniors meet The Goderich Township Enterprising Seniors held their monthly -meeting on April 2 in the community centre. Mrs. Jean Lobb was in charge of the .meeting and she welcomed everyone to the meeting with a reading. Mrs. Cudmore gave the minutes of the Last meeting and Fran Powell gave the treasurer's report. The card H olm e sviile news Blanche Deeves, correspondent report was presented by Blanche Deeves and a thank you note was received from the Rueger family. It was announced that the mauve quilt has been completed and another is in the frame and ready to be stitched. A representative will be attending a future meeting to 4$2-33$3 demonstrate carpet bowling. Other clubs have been in- vited to take part in this demonstration. A report was given on the District 8 seniors rally which will be held on April 28 at the Vanastra Recreation Centre. Registration will take place at 9:30 am, with a $1 fee. Those attending the day Church elects new advisory members By Delores Van Osch Welcome • back to Mrs. Bernardin,e Kinney who spent the winter months with relatives in Detroit and other areas in the States. Mary VanRooy, London spent the weekend with, her parents. John and Jean VanRooy and family. �. . Marianne Miltenbtug, student at the University of Guelph visited on the week- end with her parents, Reis and Marie Miltenburg and family, and visited with her brother, Maurice, who is in University Hospital', London. John and Sally Van Osch and family of Waterloo, and Jack Van Osch, Lucknow, were Sunday visitors with Antone and Delores Van Osch and family. Mrs. Clarice Dalton and family attended the wedding of her nephew Christopher Lalonde in Orillia on Satur- day. At the weekly card party held in the Parish Hall on Wednesday evening, March 25, the winners were, ladies' high, tied between Teresa Courtney and Catherine Aus- tin, the winner was Cath- erine Austin; men's high was Jim Doherty. Consolation winners were Annie VanDiepenbeek and Joe Courtney. The door prize was won by John Austin. Last Wednesday, April 1. the winners were: ladies' high, Teresa Courtney, men's high, Mike O'Neill, consolation winners were Betty Lou Dalton and Basil Hogan. The door prize was won by Rita. Howard. The final card party will be held this week (tonight) be- ginning at 9 p.m. sponsored by the Kingsbridge Area Seniors with lunch and prizes including a door prize. Kindergarten registration -took place at . the school on Thursday, April 2nd, with the following enrolling: Cath- erine Dalton (Clete); Joseph Dalton (Mike); Yvonne Bow- ler (Art); Jason Bailey (George; . Brophy).; Nicole. Sherratt (Pat); Carrie O'Con- nor (Ron); Tracy. Le Breton (martin); Robin Poulin (Ger- ald); .Dennis Hogan (Tom); . Darnell Connelly (Dennis). Members of the' new Ad- visory Board for the Church, recently elected are: John Austin, Terry Dalton, Clete Dalton, Clarence Doherty, Antone. Van Osch, John VanRooy,- Francis Hogan, Tony Miltenburg; Youth rep- resentative is Jackie Dalton; . C.W.L. representative, Lor- etta Doherty; chairman, John Austin, recorder, Loretta Do- herty., - Friends of John Doherty of Goderich will be pleased \to learn that he is making favourable progress follow- ing open heart surgery. John is a, patient • in. University Hospital, London. Jack and Mary Farrish, Alvin and Joyce Moran, re- turned home on Friday after a three week vacation in Florida. THANK YOU The Sports Officers of the Ladies Legion Auxiliary would like to thank all the mer- chants who so kindly donated to their An- nual Invitational Bowling Tournament which was held on March 28th, 1981. We also wish to thank Harry Little and all the scorekeepers during the day. We had 204 bowlers, and so, without your support and help, our day would not have been such a success. Once again, thanks. REG WOOD SPORTS OFFICER LORRAINE JONES -ASSISTANT EASTER ROUNDUP OF VALUES 4 SOLID MILK CHOCOLATE EASTER BUNNY �s 994 PARS EASTER EGG Q COLOURING KIT - ONLY 1 .5 SMILES & CHUCKLES FRUIT & NUT EASTER EGG SILKIENCE Shampoo & Conditioner IVORY SOAP Both Size SOFT it DRI ROLL-ON DEODORANT 4 OZ. ONLY 89a 200 ML. ONLY $'1.49 50ML. 3 BARS sr sr $1.39 TRIANG LE DISCDUNT ars(TO THE "S WARE, GODERICH / MAIN C-%>RHER CLINT.•:N / SEAFORTH Make Triangle your first stop for Value! session are asked to bring sandwiches. The Enterprising Seniors received an invitation to attend the April 22 card party and the Clinton Legion. Proceeds from the event will go towards the Clinton hospital building fund. The Seniors will meet again on April 16 at 8 pm. Mrs. Iona Blake's daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reid of Varna will show slides of their trip to the Hawaiian islands. Mrs. Blake and Mary Stirling will be in charge of the en- tertainment and lunch. Following the April 2 meeting, the recreation committee entertained the Seniors with a shuffleboard tournament, card games and crokinole matches. The grand champions at shuf- fleboard were Irene Cud - more and Bert McCreath. The consolation prize went to Hazel McCreath and Fran Powell. In euchre the winners included: ladies' high, Orpha Hertbohmer; men's high, Ed Deeves; ladies' low, Grace Walter; men's low, Bill Norman. All the winners received a rose bush es their prize, and a delicious lunch of cheese and fruit bread was served with coffee. Mrs. Lobb thanked the recreation committee for their efforts and the enjoyable evening they, provided for the Seniors. - News and notes . The community centre at Holmesville has another.. busy schedule for the month. On April 4 an anniversary luncheon was served for Mr. and Mrs. Kaastra and.family and in the evening the Trail Riders Saddle Club held their dance': On April 6 the executive planning meeting of the Huron West Women's Institute was held. The Spring Fling dance is - scheduled for April. 11 and a banquet for 250 will be held on April 15 when the Tuckersmith, Stanley and Goderich Township Federation of Agriculture groups meet. On April 24 the Happy Hookers will. be holding a dance and on April 25 the Knights of Columbus of Goderich will hold a police and firemen appreciation "night. The Goderich Township WI will hold a card party on April 9 in the community centre in Hohnesville. The party will get underway at 8 pm, admission is $1 and ladies are asked to bring lunch. The WI will be holding their April meeting on the 13th in the community centre at 8 pm. Alvin and Barbara Betties spent the weekend in Bracebridge with . Peggy Anne and Murray McLeod and Mark. Hi Mark, I'll be looking for your telephone call on Easter! H.S. FORD CO. Overhead Doors Sales & Service * RESIDENTIAL. * INDUSTRIAL ' *•COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC OPERATORS PHONE: 524-4198.• 34 NEWGATE ST., GODERICH. ONT. 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