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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-05-26, Page 8PAGE 8-GODERICH SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26,1982 BRYAN STMTHERS CONSTRUCTION LTD. • Brick Work o fireplaces ' Sidewalks o Stonework o Chimneys • Block Work PHONE. 529-7309 AN $TETT JEWELLERS 8 ALBERT ST'.. CLINTON 482.3901 AT THE MAIN CORNER We're pt your service... Within -store " WATCH REPAIRS Certified Watchmaker on staff WATCH BATTERY INSTALLATION Supplied and. in• stalled while you Wait _ 4• each Also: Installation of electronic calculator . batteries. We stock 20 different Power Cells. HOURS: Mondpy through Thursday.. 9 a. m. •6 p.m.. Fridays 9 a.m. till 9 p.m.. Saturdays 9 o. m,•5.30 p.m. The Hospital Auxiliary held their annual craft and bake sale on Friday to raise money for, various projects at Alexandra Marine and General. Here, auxiliary member Ora McCallum displays a hand-knit sweater to a customer. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Plus freight 1 & pre service YEAR, 10,O:OO�M. NO CHARGE SERVICE PROTECTION PLAN 0 1400 lb. PAYLOAD, Af,/, , , • HIGHWAY ;//' ,""'" 5 -SPEED TRANSMIS5ION AT NO EXTRA CHARGE PLUS A HOST OF OTHER STANDARD FEATURES / 0 6 0 THE NONE YOU LOOK, TIM MORE YOU UNE M-WMOTORS LIMITED SALES & SERVICE 184 EAST ST®, GODERICH 524-2113 Arthur Circle studies Christian literature The Arthur Circle Auxiliary meeting was held May 17 in Knox Church Parlor. President Grace Cameron presided over the meeting and her husband Bill led the group in a sing- song and accompanied soloist Tony Hyde who sang "The Twenty -Third Psalm" and "The .Blind Plough - UNISEX MOTTLING IN THE 5UNCOAST MAU HWY21 SCUM- WOMB (519)524.8515 -house. TuesIWed.10.5 Thij zFri,10-9 Sat. I0- 4 ck>ced Mondays man". Christina Hyde gave a. reading, "Who . are the Sowers?" and prayer was offered by Mar Young. Shirley McCall led in the devotions on "Christian Literature and Books" and a large display was set up and on view by herself and Glenda Salter. Many com ments were taken from these books and Shirley said that children' should read at an early age and she stressed - Instill this kind of reading in them as found in I Timothy 1:2." She went on to say that many churches. —laws---llbr-arieo : sed'. y-th€— congregation members for Bible studies ° and by youth groups. She closed with some of A.W. Toler's writings. The business portion concluded the meeting with good reports about the recent garage sale and the, progress for the anniversary dinner October 18. The next meeting will be held June 21 at Glenda Salter's cottage. It will be a pot -luck suPPer meeting. Kaittings celebrate anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. J. Knitting celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary this month. The anniversary date is actually Mily 23 but Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Henderson entertained at dinner in their home on Tuesday, May 11 and in the •evening a surprise party was held. Mrs. Henderson was a bridesmaid at the wedding 40 years ago. u Walnaasder a 12, Wire. i Kl/t nt' i��if�ii4oE, r4F9, Beatrice Geiger of Zurich entertained at a surprise family dinner party at the Sugar Bush Inn near Bayfield. On Wednesday, May 19, Mr. and Mrs. Kaitting and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Mcllwain, formerly of Carlow, who celebrate the same date in May, were together for dinner and the evening. On Saturday, May 22, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Crozier visited and brought greetings from Goderich Rebekah Lodge and on Sunday, May 23, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brindley, formerly of Colborne, en- tertained for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Kaitting have enjoyed the 40 years that have slipped by all too quickly and hope for con- tinued good health to enjoy several more. They recall that their happiest years, although their busiest, were spent operating Tiger Dunlop Inn. They sincerely thank their many friends who knew of the event and remembered them with gifts, cards and best wishes. DAVE H.AYLOW ELECTRICAL Serving Industrial, Commercial, Residential Needs 324-6038 London Life RRSP BUSINESS INSURANCE EMPLOYEE BENEFITS PERSONAL INSURANCE 10A THE SQUARE JANE LOVE 6° PHONE °E" 524- '1 Social News Remember the euchre card party in Colborne Township Hall Thursday, May 27 at 8:30 p.m. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buchanan over the holiday weekend were their son Ron Buchanan and his family, wife Mary and children Lisa, Lesley and Tim and a friend Jacqueline from. St. Thomas grandson Brad, his wife Sylvia and baby Alexander from Acton; and granddaughter Melanie Walsh from North Bay. „ Terence Hunter is a patient in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital and his many friends wish him. a "1 tirnto1 'drbealth. Mrs. Bob McCabe Is a patient in University Hospital, London and her many friends Mali her a speedy recovery. WI Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute May meeting was held in Colborne Township Hall Thursday, May 20 nt 1:45 p.m. with the president, Mrs. R. Buchanan, presiding. After the opening exercises, with Mrs. G. Kaitting at the piano, the president welcomed all, especially the 17 visitors who included members . from Goderich and Dungannon WIs. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. Allan Stoll and business was attended to. It was. decided to hold the annual. Sunshine Sister Banquet at the Sunset Golf Club on June COLOORNE - CORNER ter tr'ud® ICeltthlria, 152 04-11107111 10 commencing with a banquet. at 1m45 p,>In. RoII. mill Rot thesooting Nto be a cosi° ige olid gift or the faiv dividual Sunshine Slaters. Members agreed to cater to the Colborne Central School graduation banquet on June 23. The district annual for Huron West will be held in Londesboro May 31 with the following delegates at- tendings president -Mrs. R. Buchanan; district director - Mrs, E. Sherwood; curator - Mrs. H. Brindle and resolutions -Mrs. G. Kaitting. Mrs. Dickson represen- tative from Town and Country Homemakers, then informed members of the services the homemakers render to needy people. By means of slides, she showed how the homemaking ser- vice is carried out in many different cases. A special drive for funds for this organization will be carried out October 11-18 and any help in canvassing or donations will he most nc- ceptablr., Mrs. p�1J'Q3ral ih Futgau d::wEC introduced the guest demonstrator for the meeting, Mrs. Wallace Nelson, who gave a makeup demonstration using Mrs. Allan Stoll as her model. This proved very interesting. Mrs. E. Sherwood thanked members for the lovely tea rose from the Institute. Members then joined in the closing exercises and enjoyed a social half hour with lunch served by the social comimttee of Mrs. H. Brindley, Mrs. O. Faikiner, Mrs. E. Bogie and Mrs. 8, Snyder. During the lunch, members and guests visited the plant sale table and purchased indoor and garden plants, shrubs and flowers of many kinds. Calf Club The secondmeeting of the Dungannon Calf Club was held May �18 at Bob McNell'* home. The meeting was called to order at 8 p.m. when the pledge was - repeated by all ,members present. The roll call was taken, showing one member absent. Minutes of the organizational meeting were then read. The meeting was then turned over to Bob McNeil ,he eselettnsd his farming Dennis Martin, gueet speaker, then talked about the judging of mature dairy cows. Members judged a class of mature dairy cows. Some members gave their placings and the reasons for placings. Then Glen McNeil gave official placings for the class of cows. MaMn talked to the members ,about management, nutrition, health, housing and genetics of the dairy heftier from one to 24 menthe. The meeting was ad- journed and refreshments followed. Upcoming dates for members to remember are: the judging competition May. 29 in Cllrton and the next meeting which is June 15, -Iteported by Judy Walter. Area woman's flowers win On Tuesday of last week. the Ripley Horticultural Society held their spring flower show. Those from the area who attended were Dorothy Finlayson and June Wilds. Dorothy Finlayson received quite a few points LOCHALSH NEWS for the flowers she showed. t* gratulation to Nems and Judy Mackenzie on the birth of a son, a brother for Brian, born in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. The proud grandparents are Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie of L icknow, and Mrs. and Mrs. Duncan Thorburn of Amberley. Paul and Jane Emberlin of Toronto and Rod and Jean Finlayson of Sarnia spent a few days at"the home of their mother, Mrs. Dorothy Finlayson. Jack and Marion Smith of Dungannon spent an evening with Wellington, Kae and Cecil Webster. Kae Webster and her son Cecil spent a while in Goderich the other day and visited with Mrs. Norma Young and with Mrs. Viola Farquhar who is a patient in the Goderich hospital. Mary Ellen MacKenzie,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim MacKenzie, was one of the grade 1 students who went on the Safari bus trip from Brookside School on Thursdayof last week. The amily of George Moncrief gathered at his home Wednesday evening, and they along with his wife Betty, helped to celebrate his birthday. Happy birthday George. The Ashfield Presbyterian W.M:S. held their mpnthly meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Gerald Farrish. Sorry to hear„that Finlay MacLennan of Wingham, formerly of the second concession of Huron Township and son of Mrs. lthetta MacLennan, was in a car accident Thursday af- ternoon in Huron Township. Finlay received minor in- juries, including whiplash. One woman was seriously injured and is in a London hospital. A baby and another woman were slightly in- jured. Mrs. Edna Culbert and Mrs. Mayme Wilkens had a very successful sale at the home of Mayme .Wilkens. There were lots of plants, baking, used clothing (nearly new) and nick necks sold. Anyone wishing to donate items, may get in touch with either of the ladies. Mrs. Rhetta MacLennan and her daughter Florence. MacLennan of Kincardine visited on Monday of last week . with Mrs. MacLen- nan's brother and sister-in- law, Harold and Peggy Jardine of Harriston and also with Mrs. MacLennan's daughter Louise, son•in-law, Bruce Millar and their boys, all of Palmerston. Playhouse to hold musical auditions Huron Country Playhouse will hold non -equity local auditions for the musical production of OLIVER which will run at the Playhouse from August 24 through September 11. All those interested must have prepared a short song and bring their music with them. An audition pianist will be provided by the Playhouse. 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