The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-04-22, Page 8PAGE 8—GODERICH SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1981
Final card party held
Dunganrton
d�igs
Representatives of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority turned over
a cheque for $2,358 to the Goderich Branch of the Canadian
Cancer Society this week. The money came from 12,000
daffodils which were sold by sorority members in town'
recently. Left to right are Cheryl Smith, president of the
Beta Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, Barb Desiardins,.
service chairman of Beta Theta Chapter and Claude
Kalbfleisch, urban campaign chairman for the Goderich
Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society. (Photo by Joanne
Buchanan)
Farewell party held for McCharles'
Loshaish
news
Kae Webster,
correspondent
395-5257
On Tuesday evening of last
week 24 neighbors and
friends . of Lochalsh area
called at the home of Mr. and
Mrs: Oliver MacCharles in
Kincardine to present them
with going ._ away ...presents
from this area.
The evening was spent in
socializing. Bob Macintosh
read a poem about their new
home, Ewen MacLean -read
„a very fitting speech on be-
ing neighborly, saying that
'-Marion ° and Oliver never
picked or chose and were
always one of the first to call
• on a new neighbor in the
vicinity.
They were presented with
a brass wood basket for the
fireplace and a lovely -kit-
chen
kitchen clock.
Marion and Oliver thanked
everyone very much for
their thoughtfulness.
A very bountiful lunch was
served by the ladies.
Mrs. MacCharles was not
feeling too well ion the
weekend but her friends
hope she will be Al soon.
Bob MacKenzie of Toronto
and Danny MacKenzie of
London spent the weekend
with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Ross MacKenzie.
Jim Webster was home on
the weekend with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington
Webster.
Donna and Bill Arnold
have. bought the farm of Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Mac -
Charles, and have taken up
residence.
Mrs. George Moncrief was
in Guelph April 8 at a
seminar at St. . Joseph's
Hospital. It was for the Phar-
macological Update.
Dorothy Finlayson, Joyce
Elphick and Florence
MacKenzie all won trophies
at the Bowling League an-
nual Monday, April 13.
Dorothy won a team trophy
and another for the most im-
provaed of the junior.•bowiers.
Joyce and Florence both
played on the same team
(Oranges) and they got a
team trophy.
Edna Cook of Owen Sound
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim MacKenzie and family
. on Thursday.
WMS hears Ea.ster message
Knox Church WMS After-
noon Auxiliary meeting was
held in the church parlour
Tuesday, April 14 at 2:30
p.m.
The president, Mrs. G.
Henderson, opened the
meeting with a poem "In the
Garden of Gethsemane".
'
The devotions .were the
Easter worship as taken
froth the March issue -of the
Glad Tidings with Mrs. G.
.Henderson, Mr`s. Roy McIn-
nes, Mrs. Irene Young, Mrs.
Frank McArthur and Mrs.
G. Kaitting taking part with
Lomepotterer at the piano.
' The president welcomed
the members and visitors
and Mrs. J. Horton,
secretary, read the minutes
of the last meeting. Reports
were received, from • the
treasurer, Mrs. G. G.
MacEwan; supply
secretary, Mrs. A. Straiton;
corresponding secretary,
Mrs. O. Falkiner and visiting
friendship and service, Mrs.
Ella Bogie.
Thank you's were received
from several members who
had been remembered.
The next meeting will be
May 12 with Mrs. Don Croft's
and Mrs. Irene White's
group in charge. Members
are reminded to bring their
blessing boxes to, the May .
meeting.
Several members from the
Auxiliary plan to attend the
Synodical in Sarnia on April
21and22.
An invitation was received
from Barbara Kirkman Aux-
iliary in Seaforth to attend
their Easter Thankoffering
meeting on Tuesday, April 28
at 8 p.m.
An invitation was also
received from the Arthur
Circle of Knox Church to at-
tend their tea and bake sale
on Wednesday, April 29.
Mrs. G. Kaitting introduc-
ed Mrs. Bonnie Dunn and
Mrs. Hillie Kloeze who
.delighted the members with
several clarinet and accor-
dion duets which received
hearty applause.
Mrs. Ira Dickie introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs. G.
Kennedy, who chose as her
topic, "The Message of
Easter".
Linked with the Easter
message was a glimpse of
the Holy Land as Mrs. Ken-
nedy visited Bethlehem, Old
Jerusalem, Church of the
Holy Sepulchre and many
other places.
At Easter time of the year,
people are especially deep in
thought as they recall the
love and suffering of the
Saviour on their behalf she
noted. She asked if people
are forgetting Christ. By
their actions, are they ignor-
ing or crucifying Christ or
have they chosen to follow
Him and joyfully say
because He is risen they too
shall live, she said.
Mrs. Robert McAllister
thanked Mrs. Kennedy for
her wonderful inspiring
message, Mrs. McAllister.'
also thanked Mrs. Dunn and
Mrs. Kloeze for their
musical numbers which add-
ed a touch of spring.
Mrs. G. Henderson thank-
ed all who took part and dos-
ed the meeting with a poem
"That is Easter" and prayer
after which all enjoyed a
social half hour.
Marie Park correspondent 529-7719
Twelve tables of euchre
were played for the final card
party of the season .on
Wednesday evening at the
Agriculture Hall. High -lady
was Colleen Eedy and second
high was a tie between
Marlene Williams and Mary
Stewart' with Marlene being
the winner on the cut. High
man was Act Stewart and
second high was Jack Smith.
Door prize was won by Nels
Pearson.
Steve and Debbie Waller
and Amanda visited with her
parents. Lloyd and Doris
Hodges over the weekend.
Mary Bere visited with her.
son, John and family in
London on the weekend. •
Ken Brown of Seattle,
Washington is visiting with
his parents. Wilbur and
Thelma Brown in Lucknow
and •attended Easter service
in Dungannon.
Elsie .Irvin is spending a
couple f days this week at
'fhamesville with her daugh-
ter. Betty and family. .
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor
of Auburn visited with her
mother, Mrs. Tom. Park. on
Saturday..
Dungannon United Church
Easter Sunday service was
most impressive and inspir-
ingith 26- young people
joining the congregation. We
warmly welcome them into
full membership and Christ-
ian fellowship.
Joining by baptism. and
professionof faith were Sus-
an Brindley, Heather Curran
and Martha Curran; by pro-
fession of faith, Donald Car-
michael, Ralph Curran, Ar-
lene Curran, Susan Curran,
Grant Curran, Annette Cur-
ran, Lavonne Curran, Mur-
ray Curran, John Curran,
Kimberly Dickson, Lisa Dick-
son, Lbri Dickson, Michele
Dickson, Helen Elliott, John
McKenzie. Carol Ann
Smyth, Catharine Snyder,
Kelly -Ann Tilbrook, Tammy -
Lynn Tilbrook, Kelly Weav-
er; by re -affirmation of faith,
Ray Tilbrook, Sharon Til-
brook; by transter of mere
bership, Helen McKenzie,
Tom Dickson. Diane Dick-
son.
The' children's choir sang,
Open Up Your Heart and Let
the Sun Shine In, accompan-
ied by Jean Elliott at the
piano and Kenny Logtenberg
with the guitar. The choir
sang, Blessed Redeemer and
Thank. You, Jesus. Thel ser-
mon was entitled, The Easter
Story.
An Easter breakfast was
served to the communicants
by the session in the church
basement prior to the ser-
vice.
Brookside, Broadcast
Adana Studios came to
Brookside 'on April 14 and 15
to take individual and class
pictures, as well as a staff
picture.
Open House when parents
were invited to observe a
morning at Brookside was
held on Wednesday morn-
ing. April 15. At 10.30 a.m.,
Elizabeth Robertson from the.
Paris Playground gave a
presentation and showed
models of playgrounds to all
parents interested in creative
and ....adventure type play-
grourid equipment.
Room 8 held their exciting
Fun Fair on Thursday. April
I6, • in the gym open to
groups of classes at specific
times. Winners of various
draws at the Fun Fair were
as follows: Heidi Fillmore,
chocolate Easter bunny; Jes-
se Foster, teddy basket;
Bryce Beattie, pop; Janice
Dougherty,.butterfly string
art; Lynn Alton, bird string
•art; Mrs: Pat Alien, plastic
bunny; .Sheila Campbell and
Darlene 'Kuik. candy guess;
Cathy Baltzer, student's
cake; Mrs. M. Anderson,
teacher's basket.
School Activity Week com-
mences on Tuesday, April
20. This • project has been
engineered by members of
the Students'' Council. Vicki
Hackett, Cathy Snyder, Paul
Hackett. Marilyn Jamieson;
also class representative for
room. 12, Rhonda McMich-
ael. Tuesday will be Greaser
Day with a dance in the gym
at noon. Wednesday is Pert
sonality Day, featuring a
tug-of-war and races. On
Thursday there is a Talent
Show giving all students. a,
chance to participate and win
prizes. There will also be a
Scavenger Hunt, including
all students.
On Friday, April24, rooms
3, 4, 6 and 10 are going to see
the circus in Kitchener.
On April 22, 23 and 24 the
health nurses will be in the
school° for dental brushing.
with'fluoride paste.
April 27 will be the last
session of Story Hour for this
season.
tin April 6 Mrs. Louise
Wilson hosted a• baby shower
for Brookside staff in honour
of Joanne Wilkins and baby
daughter, Catharine Dawn.
Joanne is the Kindergarten
Aide at Brookside, presently
on maternity leave.
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The Canadian National In-
stitute for the Blind National
Library Services loaned half
a million talking books and
magazines to blind people
across Canada last year. For
more information, contact
your local CNIB office.
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