HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-11-03, Page 12PAGE 12—GODERICH SIGNAL-ST,AR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1982
Bernice Glenn and Jack Pentland
A very enjoyable night was
had by those attending the
annual Hallowe'en Dance
sponsored by the Dungannon
Agriculture Society on Sat-
urday, October 23. Music
was provided by the Country
Companions. who also judg-
ed the costumes. Best dres-
sed lady was Bernice Glenn.
Best dressed gent was Jack
Pentland and best couple
was aob and Karen Sheph-
erd. Most original was Deb-
bie Park and most humorous
was Diane Park.
Mrs. Jim. McFadgen of
Guelph . visited with her
cousin, Mel Jones on Friday.•
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erich visited with Grampa
and Gramma. Bili and Marie
Park, Wanda, Patti and Brad
on Friday and Saturday,
while his parents attended a
wedding in Kitchener.
Jean Carruthers of Goder-
ich and Mary Bere visited
with their aunt, 'Elizabeth
Stothers in Meaford Nursing
Home on Sunday, also Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Rose, Sheila
and Alison in Markdale.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. S. Faber on the
birth of a daughter, Sherry
Lynn. Mr. Faber is employed
at W. G. Thompson Ltd.
Sympathy isextended to
the members of the families
of Mrs. Myrtle (Glazier)
Hodges who died in Univer-
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ANNIVERSARY
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est dressed
sity Hospital on Tuesday in
her 81st year.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Olson visited with Bertha's
mother, Mrs. Hay in hospital
at Campbellford and other
family members on the week-
end.
Cora Sherwood was the
lucky ticket holder when the
draw was made at the Blue -
water Centre for the beauti-
ful "Lonely Rose" quilt.
Cora also reports that she
has an Easter lily that is as
mixed up as the weather.
When the lily was done
blooming at Easter, Cora
planted the bulb outside and
despite the recent frost, it is
blooming again.
Dungannon United Church
Rev. R. J., Roberts spoke
on the topic, Ambassadors
for Christ.
The senior choir sang the
anthem, He's the Lily of the
Valley to My Soul. The junior
choir sang, A Sunbeam.
Dungannon Church is
holding a Fowl Supper on
November 10 with sittings at
5 and 7 p.m. Tickets are
available by contacting Sally
Wright or Mrs. Gordon
Saunders.
The box for Zehr's tapes at
the back of the church is
placed there by the choir to
help in purchasing music.
The Dungannon children's
choir will meet on Wednes-
day night. Adult choir meets
Thursday night and children
may come too.
Flowers were placed in the
church from the funeral of
William Reed, father . of
Lynda McNee and Pat Thom-
son.
CIVIC CORNER
The Goderich Planning
Board will meet today,
Wednesday, November 3 at
noon in town hall.
The Property Standards
Committee will meet Friday,
November 5 at 4 p.m. in town
hall.
A
Huron Count3
LACAC
seminar will be held
Saturday, November 6 from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in town hall.
The Huron County Plan-
ning Board will meet
Tuesday, November 16 at
1:30 p.m. in the council
chambers, Court House,
Goderich.
REEL.ECT
JOHN P. OHERTY
FOR COUNCILLOR
Years Experience For Someone Who Cares
About Everyone.
gi Vote John P. Doherty for Councillor
November 8th, 1982., .
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Residents of Maitland Manor and Grade 1 students from
Robertson Public School' enjoyed a Hallowe'en party
together on Friday. The children and residents played
various games and were treated to Hallowe'en goodies.
Two of the residents, Dolly Bruce (left) and Helen Fulford
decided to have a little extra fun, so they put on special
Hallowe'en makeup and hats.(photo by T.Marr)
Neighbours say goodbye to Moncriefs
A number of neighbours
gathered in Lucknow Wed-
nesday evening in the Com-
munity Centre to pay their
respects as a going away
gesture to Dr. Russell and
Lesley Moncrief before they
move to Aylmer next week. A
friendly game of euchre was
played by all.
Russell and Lesley were
presented with a lovely elect-
ric clock. The reading of fare-
well was given by Jean
Farrish and was written by
Florence MacKenzie, who
was unable to attend on
account of illness. Bertha
MacKenzie gave the presen-
tation.
Russell and Lesley both
thanked the neighbours for
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their lovely gift. A bountiful
lunch and social time was
had by all.
Mrs. Ewan (Matz) Mac-
Lean spent a couple of days
in Sarnia with relatives.
Jim Webster of Waterloo
was home oil the weekend
visiting with his parents,
Wellington and Kae Web-
ster.
Congratulations to Debbie
Lowry of R. R. 1 Kincardine,
daughter of Perrin and Mar-
ion Lowry, who won the
Bruce County Ontario Wom-
en's institute Scholarship
award.
Debbie was crowned Miss
Ripley Fall Fair Queen a
couple of years ago and then
went on to be crowned Miss
Mid -Western Ontario 1981-
82. Debbie is a very talented
young lady and we wish to
congratulate her and wish
her the very best in her
future endeavours.
Mrs. Dorothy Finlayson
was in Toronto for a few days
visiting her family.
Lorne and Maxine Luther
were in Ridgetown on the
weekend visiting their . fe1a-
tives.
Elmer .Culbert and Finlay
MacDonald were in Listowel
on Wednesday to the horse
auction.
OPP constable explains bus safety
By Heidi Fillmore
Angela Milian and
Chris Simpson
Constable Gosse of .the
OPP was at Brookside last
week to explain to the
students about bus safety.
He reviewed the rules and
conducted emergency escape
procedures from a bus with
the students.
Mr. Damien Sullivan,
French Co-ordinator, who
visited the French classes
and discussed the • program
with the teacher of French,
Miss Joanne Bode.
Brookside
Broadcast:
On October 29, the Stud-
ent's Council held a Hallow-
e'en dress up dance at noon
for grades 5 - 8. Kevin
Haggitt was chosen King and
Heidi Fillmore was Queen.
Kindergarten to grade 4
had a dress up parade later
in the afternoon. • The Prince
chosen for best costume was
Stuart Bakker' and Princess
was Melissa McLennan.
Consolation prizes went to
Mrs. Jolly and the Myster-
ious Herb.
Winner of the draw for a
Witch Cookie was Chris
Farrish, room 9.
Mrs. Liddle's grade 6 class
took a field trip on Thursday
when they visited the Tree
Seed Plant at Angus, the
Military Museum at Camp
Borden and the Midhurst
Tree Nursery where their
tour guide was Mel Crich,
formerly. of Clinton.
Jim Boak accompanied
Mr. Liddle and the class as a
volunteer aide.
The students were partic- ;
ularly interested to see what
happens to the cones they
have been gathering this fall
to send to the Tree Nursery. .
They collected about 6 hecta-
litres, the proceeds of which
will' help finance a campout,
next sprang.
On October 22 and 23 Mrs.
Graham attended an Art
Workshop in Sudbury where
she heard interesting speak-
ers and gained some fresh
ideas for Art classes.
WMS hold Thankoffering meeting
The October Thankof-
fering meeting of the W.M.S.
Afternoon Auxiliary was
held in Knox Church parlour
Tuesday, October 26 at 2:30
p.m. The President, Mrs.
Gordon Henderson,
welcomed all and opened the
meeting with the special.
Thanksgiving Order of
Service after which Mrs: Oz.
Falkiner read the Scripture,
Psalm 107,1-15.
Miss. Mildred Marwick,
secretary, read the minutes
of the last meeting and the
roll call showed 28 members
present. •
Mrs. Agnes MacEwan
gave the treasurer's report
and took up the offering
which was dedicated by the
president. •
Mrs. Girvin Young gave
the "Fellowship of the Least
Coin" which this month had
the theme "Child Abuse".
An invitation was received
from Barbara Kirkman
Auxiliary and Afternoon
Auxiliary' -"-r rth to attend
their Thanko$nering meeting
Wednesday, October 27.
Mrs. O. Falkiner reported
several cards had been sent
to members who were ill.
Glad Tidings subscriptions
were due andmany have
renewed their subscriptions.
The closing date is the
November meeting.
Mrs. E. Bogie reported on
Friendship and Service:
Thanksgiving leaflets had
been given to Huronview,
Maitland Manor and Maple
Grove Lodge and visits have
been made to several.
Anyone having Zehrs tapes
are urged to leave them in
the box in the church narthex
or give them to the
president.
The nominating com=
mittee are at work for the
1983 slate of officers and
members were asked to give
a favourable reply if possible
when asked to serve on the
1983 slate of officers.
Members were informed
of the Bible Study meeting at
Knox, November 8 at 2 p.m.
in the church parlor.
Everyone is welcome.
Members were reminded
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Members were also in-
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Ewart College:
Several members and
members of the Arthur
Circle attended :the
Stratford Presbyterial
W.M.S. Fall Rally at
Shakespeare Presbyterian
Church, Tuesday, October 19
and reported a very en-
joyable meeting.
The president introduced
the guest speaker, Reverend
G. Lockhart Royal who
spoke on the theme "Faith".
He referred back to Martin
Luther who sought for a
better understanding bet-
ween himself and God
through Jesus Christ when
he asked himself the
question, "Am I. saved or am
I redeemed and how can I be
sure?"
Mrs. Henderson thanked
Mr. Royal for his splendid
message and the meeting
closed with singing the
hymn, "Come Ye Thankful
People, Come" with Mrs. C.
Edward at the piano and
prayer. Membe'ls then en-
joyed a social half hour
together.
Goderich harbor
BY RON GRAHAM
The Algoway Soo arrived
light for salt on October 25
and cleared harbbr the same
day for Bay City.
The 'Agawa Canyon
cleared harbor October 29
for Milwaukee.
The Cartierchiffe Hall
arrived light to load corn
here for the first time
October 28 and cleared
harbor for Toledo October
30.
The Spurceglen ' arrived
from Thunder Bay
November 1.
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