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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-08-26, Page 24,-v PAGE 8A ---GOPERICHSiG.NAI,eSTA1t, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST26, 1981 Final Harbour Park concert features pipes and gospel They travel a great deal lin this area playing at church services and each Sunday evening provide music for the Auburn Chapel. -We feel sure this Suljlday evening will give list ei ing pleasure,, to Many musical tastes and we urge you to attend this final concert for 1981. During the evening the draw will be made for the lovely afghan that has been on display for the last few weeks. If you have not purchased a ticket on it yet, you still have a few days to do so from any of the Laketown Band members. Finally, the Laketown Band would like to thank everyone who supported our very successful garage sale on August 15, either through donations of merchandise or by purchases made at the sale. Your generosity is sincerely appreciated. This coming Sunday, August 30, will be the final HarboIir Park Concert for the 1981 season. The Laketown Band is happy to report that this summer's, series of concerts has been the most successful in their 13 -year history. You, the listening audience, have made this an outstanding. year because of'your faithful attendance and,, generous clpnations. For this, the band is extremely grateful - Our concluding concert will feature the very popular Clinton Legion Pipe Band, which is returning to Har- bour Park after several"` years of absence. Alter- nating with the Clinton Pipe Band will°be a new group to our Sunday Concerts, the Chapelites. The Chapelites are an instrumental group that plays gospel music in a country and western style. "We personally invite you to come to Clinton to shop - and compare - on your next furniture, purchase" Compare selection, quality, price and service. You can buy the best for less at Ball, 8 Mutch. Come browse through our vast selection of fine home furnishings. We feel you'll be pleasantly surprised - we offer big -city selection at small-town prices you can afford. Don D.noslwn. C room Denommo COME IN AND"SEE WHAT'S. NEW IN` • HOME' FURNISHINGS new styles snd fabrics Grrivi es deli HOME FURNISHINGS III FLOOR COVERINGS CARPETING .Ball• & Mutch Ltd. Home Furnishings 71 Aubert Street. Clinton 4I2454S OPEN: Six .Days o week 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Open Friday nights 'till 9 p.m. 1.4 OK •RINGS *NECKLACES *BRACELETS *BEADS e3Ce�bra gen:3 Si ST. DAVID, GODERICH S24-0974 This Sunday, the Chapelites will be performing in Harbour Park as part of the last concert for the 1981 series, The Clinton Legion Pipe Band will also be appearing, The Chapelites are, from left, Clark Forrest, Doran Rolston, Don McMillan, Shirley McMillan, Eric Campbell (pianist). Missing is guitarist Roy Burchill Poster contest for kids A national poster and essay contest for all Cana- dian schoolstudentsaged 8 Excellent Quality DEALERS WANTED! KINGSFORD INDUSTRIES 482 Commissioners Road East London. Ontario N6C 2T8 PHONE PAUL MANNING (519) 453-7095 Gi3et PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY 321 SAYFIELD RD.. GODERICH � 40,04.,»ti ..' ` , .. �� An Invitation to Worship! ? Sundays: at 11 a.m. 87 p.m. 110 a.m. Sunday School Wednesday Nights of 7 a.m. FAMILY NITE REV, 1. AUSTIN GEDCKE 524-8306 .•�..•v-�••�..�ri�•«w. ►vvvvv. .vr.+.vv..w•vw•�••�•r•..••v�••v...•�••v�L BEREA-BY-THE-WATER LUTHERAN CHURCH • Gibbons St. at Suncoast Drive 9:15 Sunday School and Bible Classes 10:30 Worship Marvin L. Barz, Pastor 524-2235 "Preaching peace by Jesus Christ: He is Lord of all" Acts 10:36 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET EVANGELISTIC -FUNDAMENTAL REV. R. BRUBACHER Pastor 10:00 a.m.tSee•"You" in Sunday School 11:00 a.m. "TIMOTHY", GOD'S SERVANT 7:30 p.m. Evening Service WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH 1, G -e.a..aars.. ev..w.•>e•vsa..vama.we.s..m.•we.w..•w..wa.. _ ..-..www CHURCH �� CANADA HIE • ' ' f • ��b^c % c li L lir1511I11t Vivivirllit'l Ginn:)! i Services held each Sunday at !'ii North Street °Victoria Street 1 Robertson Memorial School 4 k U C' � ; U.C. t % 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. ) ' • • /SS Pastor: Rev. H. Vrlend 324-7484 AL ` o^ e' r I i . 1 Listen to CKNX Radio Sunday 69 11 a 4 s� at 10.30 a.m. for the t I °, `,? i "Back to God Hour" I Goderich Untied Church Congregations cordially invite j �..^^.-ve.>^.-�.^<^e• �..ee.�..�.--...®^.�...e..�...>..'b, .1 visitors to join us for: L r,_...e._e.-_..• ...e..e.,.®e._..®....®..e..�... �.�.�1 i f Worship In Victoria Street United Church 0 The Anglican Church of Canada 7 i at 10:00 A.M. ST GEORGE'S CHURCH t I Each Sunday to August ® Minister: Rev. John D. M. Wood ( . North and Nelson Streets, Goderich 9 Organist: Mr. Paul W. J. Howe Rector: The Reverend Robert J, Crocker 0 Nursery Service Provided �D Organist•Choirrnaster: Joseph B, Herdman i t,,,.w• -.•e awa„,®„e,,e0,,®,,,-,,,-,,,,t,,�,.e.. �.,e..e a - 76 Eleventh Sunday after Trinity, August 30 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion. 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer at Port Albert. 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer. m The Reverend George Youotoff et all services this Sunday. THE REV...G. LOCKHART ROYAL, j M.A., M. DIV. MINISTER You are always i . Knox Presbyterian Church/ 1 � to 12 years . has been an- nounced by the Canadian Organizing Committee for 1981- The International Year of Disabled Persons. Unlike other national con- tests in whichentries are received and judged in Ot- tawa, this event will be organized and endorsed by provincial and territorial ministries of education. The students will be asked to illustrate their thoughts on the subject: "What is a disabled person?" The contest rules explain that .there is a difference between the terms "disabili- ty" and "handicap". The former is the physical or mental condition which af- fects the way a person does things; the second'iSYhe bar- rier put up by the environ- ment or by society and its at- titudes. The goal of 1981 is to\ eliminate handicaps so that disabled persons can live a more normal life: By choosing the theme "What is _ a Handicapped welcome - LORNE H. DOTTERER, Director of Praise d t.._....,.>. e.._.._..>.._..r..e..<..�...<...�..,�e._.......v. SUNDAY, AUGUST 3OTH i .,....-.....�._e. ....._....-.........ye._.....-..�._.........,..�1. ¢S O M M E R SERVICES f 9:00 a.m. Chapel I THE SALVATION ARMY ! 91:QOa.rw.Main Church �: A.M.45 24-9341 ) Sacrament of Baptism t S. !$ 18 WATERLOO S - The -minister at both-servl�es 11 00 A,M SUhiDi�Y"5iWSHI F AM I L Y W t�S H I P SOLIST - HUGH VAN PELT 6 30 P.M. EVENING SE VICE j (Nursery Facilities at 11) 1 ig } (Open Setslon Sunday School at 11) C All Are Cordially Invited to Jo'it1 Our Lreali'tawship •i uy Enter to Worship t3ep:.rt to Serve y .-.....w:.-,..m.a.e.m.-a,....sw..weeo,.ewe.e.e,...•m.. rw.•^®ors.rwwrw:.,.w..�...1 -.....•-.,,.-�+.^a.•a,•.«w.ay..--s.,,,,,..-w..w.,,,......w.w.v.•aw.-we..s.•-we.•se...s..) SUPERIOR MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER 50 YEARS Goderich Area Representative ROBERT McCALLUM 11 Cambria Road Goderich 524-7345 Clinton-Seaforth Area Representative MICHAEL FALCONER 153 Nigh Street Clinton 482-9441 Person?", the Canadian Organizing Committee hopes that students will ex- pand their thinking and draw/ or write not only about tradi- tional images of disabled persons, but explore situa- tions •affecting able-bodied persons as well. Thus, a woman with a baby carriage facing a set of stairs is an ex- ample of a handicap. , Provincial and territorial ministries have been asked to coordinate this event and to appoint or designate organizations to judge and receive entries. Many ministries have already begun to create information kits and other aids for teachers and some are ex- panding the theme and scope of the contest within their provinces. The COC for 1981 has requested that each pro- vince submit one winning poster and essay by November 15. The COC for 1981 is prepared to award a $100 Canada Saving Bond to the provincial winners .with the agreement of the ap- propriate ministry of educa- tion. Disabled children who are unable to draw or write, are encouraged to participate by using a helper of approx- imately the same age to ex- ecute their ideas. A special prize will be awarded to the helper if the winning entries are composed by such a team. Summer wedding Knox Presbyterian Church in Goderich was the scene of a pretty summer wedding on July 4 at 3 p.m. when Kimberly Anne Greene and John Good were united in marriage. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Greene of 103 Napier Street, Goderich and the groom is the son of Reg Good of R:R.•5 Goderich and Mrs. Carole Daer, R.R. 1 Auburn. The Reverend Young officiated at the double ring ceremony. Organist Lorne Dotterer and soloist Grant Ellison provided the music. The bride was given in marriage by her mother and . father. She wore a floor length gown and train; of white bridal satin. The bodice of the gown had an overlay. of French lace styled with a V -neckline. The gown also featured full sheer sleeves and a full skirt. The shoulder length veil was edged with lace. The bride carried a bouquet of red roses and pink miniature carnatio ns. Matron of honor was Mrs. Cindy Lange of R.R. 2 Tavistock. She wore a floor length halter dress in bone color with a pink floral background and a sleeveless lace jacket to match. She carried a bouquet of pink miniature carnations, white murals and mauve baby's breath. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Shirley Laurie of Kingston, Kim Deer of R.R. 1 Auburn Seaforth band going to Calgary SEAFORTH - The plans have been finalized and Seaforth will be represented at next year's Calgary Stampede. The Seaforth District High School Girls _Trumpet Band willperform in the Stampede parade and will hold mar- ching drills during the week- long western celebration. Seventy girls, 24 parents and chaperones will take part in the trip which will cost a total of $40,000. Fund raising is now a high priority project for the band. As well they have had a busy year and according to band director Charlie Kalbfeisch, "In the past year, the band has attended 25 parades. It is now getting paid as much as $400 for each, parade. It has bookings for parades in 1982." MONUMENTS MARKERS - CEMETERY LETTERING MONUMENT CLEANING 8. REPAIR DON DENOMME AREA REPRESENTATIVE FOR AN APPOINTMENT ANYTIME Phone 524-6621 PRYDE MONUMENTS BUSINESS EST. 1920 :incl 11r� .Jnhtl t ;lt(tcl -11{.-I Nephew Itlutlul and Julie Rolph of Goderich: Flower girl was Nicole Lurie of Kingston. They were all gowtwd the same as the matron of horor and carried the same bouquets. Groorrisman was Brian Good of 87 Napier Street, Gode rich. Guests were ushered into the church by Wayne Good of 116 East Street, Goderich, David Greene of St. Marys and Jaques Martel of Goderich. Ringbearer was Jeffrey Good of Goderich. Following the wedding ceremony, a reception was held at the Blyth Community Centre. .The bride's mother greeted guests wearing a cranberry floor length dress with a corsage of pink roses. Corporation of the. TOWN OF GODERICH IN THE MATTER OF THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT 1974. S.O. CHAPTER 122. AND IN THE MATTER OF THE DESIGNATION OF THE PROPERTIES KNOWN AS: THE GRIFFIN HOUSE 133 St. George's Crescent, Goderich, Ontario THE VICTORIA STREET UNITED CHURCH 40 Victoria Street S., Goderich, Ontario THE GARVEY HOUSE 97 St. Patrick Street, Goderich, Ontario THE SAMUEL PLATT HOUSE 148 Victoria Street N., Goderich, Ontario 33 MONTREAL STREET 33 Montreal Street, Goderich, Ontario THE ROBERT GIBBONS HOUSE 86 Plcton St. E., Goderich, Ontario THE ELLIOTT HOUSE 31 St. David Street, Goderich, Ontario NOTICE OF PASSING OY®LAW Take notice theft the Council of The Corporation of the Town os Goderich, has passed By-law No. SO of 1981 to designate the above properties._ DATED AT GODERICH THIS 26th day of August, 1981. Larry J. McCabe Clack-TFeci carer The groom's mother assisted wearing a lilac floor length dress with a corsage of burgundy, white and pink roses and baby's breath. For a wedding trip to Collingwood, the bride changed to a pair of dark brown dress- pants, beige corduroy blazer and short sleeved blouse with a cor- sage of red roses. Mr. and Mrs. John Good have taken up residence at 52 Suncoast Drive, Goderich. Prior to her wedding, the bride was feted at showers held by Kim Daer of Blyth, Mrs. Cindy Lange of Tavistock, Mrs: Barb Martin of Goderich and Mrs. Helen Preszcator of Exeter. A stagette was. held by Mrs.. Annette Beer and a stag was held by Wayne Good and Brian Good. • Nl u1'1 \Ii- .:tv, rr=n, ,= 1 I4>;;:,11 Wed in Kingsbridge. St. Joseph's Roman Cath- olic Church in Kingsbridge was decorated in mum# and sweet pea arrangements on .1 my 11 for the marriage of Lawrence Joseph Hogan and Marianne- Elizabeth Frayne. The groom is the son of Mr. and 'Mrs. John Howard of Ashfield Township and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. •Eugene. Frayne of Kingsbridge. The Rev. Ed Dentinger officiated the double ring ceremony, and the bride was given in marriage by her father. For her wedding; the bride 'chose a floor length white dress and headpiece of flow- ers and ribbons; She carried a prayer book, her grand- father's rosary, white streamers, miniature white roses and white stephanotis. The maid of honour was Lisa. Frayne, a sister of the bride, of ,Kingsbridge, who wore a street -length, floral dress in pastel hues with pink accessories and a nose- gay of miniature pink carna- tions. Bridesmaids were Bernadette'Rynkun of Mis- sissauga, Anita Hogan of Ashfield Township, and Le- one Hogan of Goderich. Their dresses matched the maid of honour's, but each had differently coloured ac-. cessories. The best man was Donald Miltenburg, a friend of the groom from Ashfield Town- ship. The ushers were Bill Simpson, a friend of the groom, Marc Frayne, a brother of the bride, Francis Hogan and Stephen Howard, brothers of the groom, all of Ashfield Township. Music was provided by Denise Dalton and was sup- plemented by three soloists and a duet: Bernadette Ryn- kun , (Love One . Another, Abba Father, Man and Wo- man), accompanied by Ted Gorski on guitar; Eugcne Frayne (Ave Maria); Eugene and Paul Frayne (Heart of Jesus, O • Sanctissima), land Doris Anderson performed ,a flute solo (Evergreen, The. Processional piece, The Homecoming, and 10. A 'reception for the new couple was held at the Lucknow Community Centre with Kathleen Hogan, sister of 'the groom, acting as Mistress of Ceremonies. The bride's mother greet- ed guests in a cocktail length, antique -green dress, and the groom's mother wore a cocktail length lilac dress. The bride's travelling cos- tume was a rose georgette dress with white accessories. Thecouple enjoyed a wed: ding trip to Quebec City before taking up residence on the ninth concession of Ashfield Township. Prior to her wedding., the bride was feted at three showers. A relatives shower --was given by Aunt Peggy O'Grady of Listowel; a girl- friends shower was put on by Leona and Anita Hogan; and a community shower was held at the Kingsbridge ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 ALBERT ST„ CLINTON 4823901 AT THE MAIN CORNER Another of our In-store services FINE.JEWELLERY APPRAISALS Done by our AGS Certified Gem olog.st, in our accredited gem laboratory. One week service on most appraisals. Drop in or phone for coni pieta information on Anstett's Jewellery Appraisal seryice _ HOURS: Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m 6 p.m„ Fridays 9 a.m. till9 p.m.;•Saturdays 9 a.m. • 5 30 p. rn.