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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-04-22, Page 7Beachcombing can be an interesting and profitable hobby, as Bob Durnin discovered Monday when he tried out his new metal detector on the beach. Here, the apparatus starts to pay for itself when it uncovered a dime, in the sand. (Photo by Cath Wooden) Wins chocolate bunny The playground committee of St. Joseph's Community School held an Easter draw for a seven pound chocolate Easter Bunny on Wednes- day, April. 15th. Bill West- brook of Port Albert was the winner and the ticket was drawn by Father Ed Dent- inger. Mrs. ,Lucille :Coptierauld and Elizabeth of Detroit, M'r. and Mrs. Phil Ryan and daughter of Toronto were visitors on the weekend with Walter and Mary Clare and Mary Luanne. , Bruce and Ann Pritchard of Milton were Easter week - Kingsbridge news Delores Van Osch, correspondent 520-'7'441 0 end visitors with Mrs. Clar- ice Dalton and family. Dr. Peter and Mrs. Rol- land and family of Missis- sauga spent the Easter week- end at their home here. Mrs. Yvette•Heffernan spent thew ir1 Essex with Albert an artorte Heffernan and familil. • Joe and Thelma Van Osch and family spent:. Easter Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Moyer of Ayton. Terry and Ann Dalton and family spent Easter Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Lein- ' hardt and sisters at St. Clements. , Morgan Dalton of Huron - view spent the weekend with his cousin. Mike and Betty Lou Dalton and family. sunrise Service held on hill Mrs. Barb Norman welcomed nearly 80 children and adults to the Special Easter Sunrise Service held on the top of the Holmesville hill at 7:30 a.m. on Easter Sunday. Hymns of praise were sung, verses of scripture were read and children and adults assisting in the ser- vice included - Tracy Nor- man, Nancy Thompson, Shelley Crawford, Robin Lobb, Steven Prescator, Tim Mayhew, Tammy- - Smith, Heather Harris, Lisa Forbes, Travis Bell, Jackie Norman, Greg Lobb, George Oake, ` Sherri Prescator, Stacey Haines, Shari Lobb, Wanda Abbott, Julie Rutledge, Sandra Lobb, Shannon Prescator, Kristen Crawford, Greg Crawford, Greg Rutledge, Lori Forbes, Nancy Lobb, Bonnie Bell, Laurie Lobb, Grey Mayhew, Heather Lobb, Jim Crawford, Kerrie and Kelly Watson and Janine Mayhew. After the service everyone went to the church and en- joyed a delicious breakfast of eggs and bacon. The sanctuary of Holmesville Church was beautifully decorated with daffodils, Easter Lilies and pussy willow for the regular Easter worship service. Brenda Harris, Marty Lobb and Donna Martin sang a special song to a large con- gregation. Mr. Scott told the children that on this day we no longer feel that Jesus is dead, this is why we have a church and Sunday School. He thanked the children for a beautiful basket of eggs they had decorated and filled with jel- ly beans. He told them he would give them to some Senior Citizens. For his sermon Mr. Scott chose "I think we have something to celebrate" and Elmer Potter and Doug Nor- man received the offering. WI ANNUAL MEETING The Women's Institute (WI) heldtheir annual , —fflettliTglar pritiOnti Sarah Storey played the piano. Bernice DI1cllwain read the minutes, treasurer's. report and cor- respondence. It was noted that on May 11, a workshop in Blyth Memorial Hall will be held at 1:10 p.m. On April 29 .the Huron Historical Society meeting Will be held at C.H.S.S. in Clinton, with the topic, Century Farms of. Huron County. On May 11 at • 7 p.m., 4-H Achievement Night will take place in Brucefield. oimesville news Blanche Deeves, correspondent 482-3383 The group received a let- ter of appreciation signed by Mrs. Menzies and Mrs. Bond for help with crafts for the Clinton Hospital Auxiliary and a request to attend their meetings. Molly Cox read the slate of officers and Alice Porter in- stalled the following: past president, Mrs. B. Y. Mc- Creath; president, Mrs. Lou Dempsey; 1st vice presi- dent, Mrs. ' William Porter; 2nd five president, Mrs. Charles Fuller; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. • Stan McIl wain; assistant secretary, Mrs. William Porter; district director, Mrs. Berl tram McCreath; . branch directors, Mrs. William Cox and Mrs. William Norman; public relations, Mrs. Harry Cudmore; pianist, Mrs. Joe • Storey; curators, Mrs. William Porter and Mrs. Mervyn Lobb; • auditors, Mrs. Charles Fuller and Mrs. Frank Yeo; nominating committee, Mrs. Harry Cud - more, Mrs. Lou Dempsey arid Mrs. Charles Fuller. Standing committees in- , elude: agriculture and Cana- dian industries, i& A. C. Fuller and Mrs. Barry Walter; citizenship and world affairs, Mrs. Mc- Creath and Mrs. Eldon Yeo; education and cultural ac- tivities, Mrs. Fran Powell and Mrs. Frank Yeo; family and consumer affairs, Mrs. John. Lindsay and Mrs. W. Cox; resolutions, Mrs. Mcll- wain and Mrs. Gerald Orr. • ENTERPRISJIG SENIORS The Enterprising Seniors met together in the Com- munity Hall on April 16 and Everett Mcllwain chaired the meeting in the absence of the president Mrs. Mervyn Lobb. The bus trip planned by •Middleton's Church has one bus filled to travel on May .6, the second bus half filled to• travel' on May 26. The bus leaves the Clinton Legion Hall at 8 am. 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Two members plan to at- tend the Spring Rally at Vanastra. on April 28.- A 8. -A $15 donation was receiv- ed iri, memory of the late Allen Crowe, brother of Mrs. Darrell Abbott. Mr. Frith will demonstrate Carpet Bowling in the Goderich Township Com- munity Centre on Thursday - morning, April 30 at 10 am. He asked that members from each senior citizens club in the community at - ,tend this demonstration. Mr. Hewitt advised buying a projector as it is allocated for with the grant. Jack Smith is in charge of entertainment for the next meeting on May 7 at 8 pm. Bernice Reid of Varna showed some slides of their trip to Hawaii as her 'hus- band hus-band Charles gave an in- teresting commentary of them. Games of euchre and shuf- fleboard were enjoyed and lunch was served. PEOPLE REPORT Easter.and.birthtlays were celebrated at the Betties farm on the weekend. Bruce Betties and Peggy Anne MacLeod had their bir- thdays. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Allan Betties of Clinton, Bruce and Beryl Bettles and children, Peggy Anne Murray MacLeod and Marie Kelso Fitzsimons and son Vincent of Bayfield and GODERICH SIGNAItSTAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22,1881 --PAGE 7 Marie Jean Betties and friend Kevin Baer. It was nice talking to you Mark and hope you and Mum got home safely to Bracebridge. Jean and Clarence Perdue had their Easter dinner on Good Friday with Don and, Bonnie Lockwood and son Sean, Murray, Debbie and Jerry Perdue of London. Mr. and Mrs. William Nor- man entertained their families on the Easter weekend. The Enterprising' Seniors are sorry to hear their presi- dent Mrs. Jean Lobb is a pa- tient in Clinton Hospital. Get well wishes go out to Jean, from us all. Harbor report BY RON GRAHAM On April 15, the Prindoc .arrived with grain from Thunder Bay. It cleared light for Thunder Bay the next day, and arrived bearing more grain on April20. Me Kalliopi arrived light to load corn on April 17. The H.C. • Heimbecker arrived on April 18 from Thunder Bay bearing grain. It cleared the next day light for Chicago. • ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482-3901 AT THE MAIN CORNER We're at your servllttrl?e. With two on -staff Goldsmiths for repairs to fine jewellery 48 HOUR SERVICE ON MOST REPAIRS HOURS: Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Fridays 9 a.m. till 9 p.m.; Saturdays 9 , a.m.-5:30p.m. 1 .A Our Nursery Stock Is Here! Come early for the best selection • Evergreen. Shrubs • Shade Trees • Flowering Shrubs • Potted Roses • Hedging. Plants "Before you buy shrubs & trees - Check the guarantee" c9luzon cJidge ckzeff DAVID STECKLE AND FAMILY R. R. 2, Zurich 9 Clesed Sundays Canada Gabedding v�rn • plants, Inc. 565-2122 Come out for an evening of entertainment' FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1981 to be held at the GODERICH ARENA at 7:30 P.M. PROCEEDS TOWARD THE "TRACTOR FUND" FOR THE GODERICH TRACK s5.00 PER PERSON GUEST SPEAKER: DR D. 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