HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-11-03, Page 28PAGE 10A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1982
Residents host luncheon party
Sunday morning worship
was held in Huronview
chapel and was well attend-
ed. Reverend Norman Pick
was in charge of the service.
Frank Bissett presided at
the organ.
While we are hoping for
more beautiful weather such
as we are having today our
good days could. well be
numbered, However this
afternoon several residents
were out catching a few last
golden rays. Have you been
enjoying the sunsets? Last
night the sky was ablaze
with gorgeous colour.
Monday afternoon
residents were entertained
by Marie Flynn and her
group of musicians.. They
played several old time
favourites to the delight of
everyone. On the program
too was Debbie .Flynn who
held the interest of the au-
dience as she did some ex-
Huronview news
cellent stepdance routines.
Tuesday was a special day
as residents and staff hosted
a luncheon party for guests
from Maitland Manor and
those generous people from
Goderich who provided us
with a musical program on
which there was plenty of
variety. Gordon Harrison
who literally brought the
keyboard to life with his
piano styling accompanied
Francis Schram and Rill
Hughes on violins and played
a medley 4ef modern
numbers. The Ross twins
Bill and Ebb played some -
lively pieces on their mouth
organs assisted by Audrey
Kerr at the piano. Francis
Schram who seems to h<eve
full control of his viulin at all
times played some great toe,
tapping tunes accompanied
by Audrey.
The program was heartily
enjoyed by everyone. Mabel
Scott who earlier welcomed
our guests thanked the musi-
cians for their contribution.
Thanks to all those people
who made our day a success.
Wednesday was another
beautiful day and sorhe of
the residents were out for a
van ride.
Ed. Stiles from Goderich
was here Thursday after-
noon and entertained the
residents as he played
several favourite selections
on.the chapel organ.
Friday morning the spooks
ON NOVEMBER 8
RE-ELECT
DON WHEELER
TO TOWN COUNCIL
,--0 Years Active Participation Municipal Affairs
,.- Chdirman of The Goderich Finance Committee
Treasurer Alexandra Marine b General Hospital
Vice -Chairman Board of Governors Conestoga College
Member Maitland Valley Conservation Authority
Co -Chairman London International Joint Commission P.U.L.A.R.G.
Degree In Public Policy - Public Administration and
Political Science
LET ME PUT MY
EXPERIENCE TO
WORK,
FOR
YOU
BEREA-BY-THE-WATER'
LUTHERAN CHURCH
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and ghosts were out in full
force as a Hallowe'en party
was held in the auditoriutn.
About 55 children from
Grades 1 and 2 along with
their teachers from Clinton
Public School arrived and
presented a program for us.,
The pupils were all in
costumes and as Elsie
Henderson played the piano
they marched around the
room. The judges Mabel
Scott, Helen Bradley,
Margaret McQueen, Olive
McMillan and Frank Bissett
had a, difficult time deciding
who were winners in the con-
test. The costumes were all
good but the ones who took
prizes were Shane
McDonald, Angela Murray,
Chris Dixon, Louann
Stephenson, Lee Gibbings,
Grant Louis, Derek Hoggar-
-th, Karen Freeman,
Tannis Reid. The children
were given treats of
homemade fudge.
Special thanks to Dixie
Lee for donating certificates
to the winners entitling them
to- a snack at the Dixie Lee.
The residents, some of whom
were in costume, adding to
the fun really enjoyed the
party. Thanks to the staff for
the work involved.
GRACE COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Huron Centennial
,School
BRUCEFIELD,.ONT.
.482-9260,565-5341
and 236-4979
10:00 -Family Bible
School- -
11:00 - Speaker: Randy
Mann
PREACHING THE
DOCTRINES
of GRACE
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED
OVER SO YEARS
SPECIAL PRE -WINTER
PRICES IN EFFECT
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Goderich Area
Representative
ROBERT McCALLUM
11 Cambria Rood
Goderich
5247345
Clinton-Seaforth.
Area Representative
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 High Street •
Clinton
482-9441
The journey of life
MINIRTERJS STUDY
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On Saturday the Goderich Salvation Army held its annual Pumpkin Patch tea and sale.
After buying everything from hand made crafts to children's toys, many shoppers like
this lady, enjoyed a sandwich and a cup of tea.(Photo by T.Marr)
Rebekah Lodge No. 89
installs officers for 1982-83
Goderich Rebekah Lodge
No. 89 held their regular
• 'meeting at MacKay Centre
on October 19 with a large at-
tendance including visitors
from Monkton and Exeter
Lodges.
Sister Alice Bowen, D.D.P.'
and her installing team from
Exeter were present and
performed the duties of in-
stalling Goderich Rebekah
Lodge,to their respective of-
fices for 1982-83. Sister
Aileen a Fritzley introduced
Sister Alice . Bowen and
Sister Alice Moss presented
her with a corsage.
The incoming officers are:
Noble Grand - . Sister Ila
Crozier, Vice -Grand - Sister
Gertrude Snyder, Recording
Secretary • - • Sister Elva
Osbaldeston. Financial
Secretary - Sister Huth
Johnston, Treasurer - Sister
Margaret -Boa, Chaplain -
Sister Mari' Clairmont. Jr.
Y.N.G. - Sister Jessie Beach,
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"
Act 10:36
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5:30 P.M .•Y.P.S.' VIJORD OF LIFE CLUB
7.00 P.M. • EVENING FELLOWSHIP
WED . 6.30 P.M. OLYMPIANS FOR ALL BOYS 8 GIRLS
AGES 6-13
WED. 7 P M. PRAYER & BIBLE STUDY
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First Baptist Church
MONTREAL STREET
ORGANIST MRS. ALICE WARR
Sunday 9:45 a.m. - MORNING WORSHIP
- VISITING MINISTER
Thursday 7.00 p.m.: PRAYER a BIBLE STUDY
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THE .SALVATION ARMY
Calvary. Baptist C'h'urch
BA YUMA) IZi1A1/ AT KLAKE STK CET •
REV. R. BRUBACHER Pastor
. 10:00 A'.M, • FAMILY BIBLE SCHOOL
11:00 A.M. - MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE
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Knox Presbyterian Chu
THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL,
-M.A. M -:-Div.. MINISTER ,
LORNE H'. DOTTERER, Director of Praise
Sunday, November 7
11.00 a.m. Divine Worship
1100 a.m. Sunday School
2:OOp.m. P.Y.P.S.
Sermon AN INTRODUCTION TO PRAYER"'
'Nursery Facilities)
Remembrance Day • November 11 • Cenotaph
(Sunday School retires from the Service)
Enter to Worship Depart to Serve
j 18 WATERLOO ST. S. 524-9341
. 4:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 A.M. FAMILY WORSHIP
j 6:30 P'.M. EVENING SERVICE
j All Are Cordially Invited to Join Our Fellowship
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NORTH STREET UNITED CHURCH 1
Welcomes you to worship
each Sunday at 11 a.m.
'=Nursery-&- dot Core=
Anglican -Episcopal
North and Nelson Streets. Goderich
itectpr, Tbe Reverend •Robert J: Ctopker,
Interim Organist: David .N. Cadogan
Remembrance Sunday - November 7th
8:30 o.m Holy Communion.
11:00 a. m Church School, age 10 and under, Nursery.
11.00 a.m. Morning Prayer,
Branch 109 Royal Canadian legion and
Lades Auxiliary will attend.
7:00 p.m Youth Bible Study at the Recreation
Committee Room. Grandstand.
7.30.p m Board of Management.
You ore always welcome -
Warden - Sister. Ada
Fritzley, Conductor - Siste?
Mary Harman, Color Bearer
- 'Sister Velma Vint, Inside
Guardian - Sister Ruth Simp-
son, Outside Guardian -
Sister Muriel Harrison,
Musician - Sister Gladys
Nicholson, R.S.N.G. - Sister
Dorothy Barker, L.S.N.G. -
Sister Joy Smith, R.S.V.G. -
Sister Dells Johnston,
I..S.V.G. - Sister Marguerite
Horton, .R. Altar Sup. - Sister
Helen. Riley, L. Altar Sup. -
Sister Ivadell Schram,
R.Sup. of Char. Sister
Gladys Evans, L.Sup. of
Chap. - Sister F'renda Gib-
son, R.Sup. of J.P.N.G. -
Sister Viole: Bridle: L.Sup.
of J.P.N.G. - Sister Mary Er-
rington, and Degree Captain
- Sister Irene Harnack.
Trustees are Sisters Ger-
trude Kaitting, Helen
McPheeand Mamie
Sutcliffe. Examing Commit-
tee are Sisters . Anna
MONUMENTS
MARKERS -CEMETERY LETTERING
MONUMENT CLEANING & REPAIR
PRYDE MEMORIALS
GODERICH - CLINTON - EXETER
Phone 524-6621
DON DENOMME - AREA REPRESENTATIVE
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Blundell, Aileen Fritzley and
Elsie Moore. .
A lovely display of floor
work was done by Exeter
Lodge and Sister Grace
Fuller, Past D.D.P.
presented Sister Alice
Bowen with a gift and con-
gratulated her and her in-
stalling team.
A lovely lunch was then en-
joyed by all, convened by
Sister Ruby Hackett.
Marks
80th
birthday
Thirty-five relatives at-
tended a surprise celebra-
tion at the home ,of Mr. and
' Mrs. Gordon Reis, 159 Hin-
cks Street, Goderich •on
Thanksgiving Sunday. • The
event honoured the 80th bir-
thday of Gordon Reis. He
was born in Ellice Township
on November 8,1902. '
Among relatives in atten-
dance were: Bill.: and Bev
Reis and family, Belleville;
Jack and Evelyn Reis and
family, Listowel; Marion
and Harold Warren and
family, Port . Stanley; and
Helen and Norris Duffin. and
family, Alliston.
A delicious buffet dinner
was served and all enjoyed a
social time together.
BY THE REVEREND
MARVIN L. BARZ,
BEREA-IW-THE-WATER
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Where's the road map? My
family and I have done a lot
of travelling by car, often in
new and, unfamiliar ter-
ritory. , Usually we are
careful to have road maps,
but there have been times
when we forgot. Sometimes
that has resulted in delays
and wasted time, but a fami-
ly joke is that dad will never
admit to being lost, just tem-
porarily • confused. Nobody
likes to.admit to, being lost.
Life is very much like a
journey, and each day takes
us through unfamiliar ter-
ritory. How thankful we'
should be that God blas given.
His Word as a perfect road
map, and the offer of His
presence to guide us safely
along. But what happens
when people foolishly
neglect to read the map of
God's Word, and turn away.
from or ignore His
guidance?
The answer to that ques-
tion is what we are seeing all
around us now. So many
hopes and dreams of securi-
ty, prosperity, comfort, are
crashing on the rocks of
unemployment, inflation,
economic uncertainty . and.
fear of nuclear holocaust.
Stress and anxiety related
health problems are at an
all-time high.
Just as when we are
travelling I don't like to ad-
mit to having lost my "way, so,
our human natures do not
like to admit that as a people
we may have lost our way
in life.. Yet God warns that
when there is widespread in -
Get involved
in accident prevention
Plan to attend our
Executive Committee and "Orientation Session" — Guests welcome
NOVEMBER 17, 1982
THE FESTIVAL MOTOR INN, 1144 Ontario Street, STRATFORD
Mr. J. Wright, IAPA, will be the speaker and his topic will be
"All About I.A.P.A."
sponsored by
PERTH -HURON SECTION, WESTERN ONTARIO DIVISION
INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT PREVENTION ASSOCIATION
For further information on this and other events
please contact Mrs. Stella Bannister- (519) 473-9450
or Mrs. Shirley Gera, Reliance Electric - (519) 271-3630
The LA.RA.can help.
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difference, neglect, even out-
right rejection of His Word
and Way, the consequences
we are seeing are sure to
follow. When God gets push-
ed out of His rightful place in
the centre of our lives, and
self or anything else is given
the centre we can expect to
reap the harvest of the seeds
of destruction we ourselves
have sown.
In Proverbs chapter 1 God
says: "since they would not
accept my advice and spurn-
ed my rebuke, they will eat
the fruits of their ways and
be filled with the fruit of
their schemes. For the
waywardness of the` simple
will kill them, and the com-
placency of fools will destroy
them; but whoever listens to
Me will live in safety and be
at ease, without fear of
harm." ( Proverbs 1: 30-33
NIV)
Have you let God, His
Word, His worship, be
crowded out of your life?
Have your weekends become
just a time for self-
indulgence? Do you turn
away when God's Word calls
out to you? Let us be warn-
ed!
And let us also respond to
His call in Jesus the Son of
God, who lived and died to
bring us back to. God: "He
*ho comes to Me will never
go hungry, and he who
believes in Me will never be
thirsty i.. and . whoever
comes to Me I will never
drive away (John 7: 35 &
37 NIV
uCW
meets
• The October meeting of
Donnybrook United Church
Women was, • held last
Wednesday night at the
homeeof Mrs. S. Thompson:
The theme of the meet'
was "A Thanksgiv
Message" and it was open
with ,the hymn, "Come Ye
Thankful People, Come". •
.Scripture was Psalm 100
read by Mrs. S. Thompson.
• She also gave a reading,.
"Recipe for Thanksgiving"
followed by prayer. The
hymn, "We Plough the
Fields" was sung. Mrs. T.
Armstrong gave a reading,
"Gratitude".
The minutes were read by
Mrs. S. Chamney. Mrs: Mur-
ray Wilson gave a reading,
"Starving to Death . at .a
Spiritual Family Feast".
Mrs. Robinson took over
for the business. Mrs. T.
Armstrong gave a reading,
"Housewife's 12 Command-
ments for Harvest" and Mrs.
S. Thompson gave, "Let Us
be Thankful that there is
Sunshine"
The meeting closed with
the ;hymn, "The Day Thou
Gayest" and a prayer. A
' social hour followed.
WI meets
The 'monthly meeting of
the Goderich . Women's
Institute was held in Sep-
tember in MacKay Centre
with a fair attendance.
The roll call was "Hints for
a Good Hostess.- The
president welcomed several
guests.
The convener for visiting
the sick was absent due to a
sickness in her own family.
The delegate from
Goderich WI to fhe London
.Area Convention to be held in
St. Marys will be Mrs. E.
Salter and her alternate will
be Mary Clairmont.
Mrs. F'. „Barker gave
highlights of the anniversary
luncheon held in Rexdale at.
the Conestoga Hotel. The
guest speaker was the
president of the A..C.W.W.
from the Netherlands:
Two carloads„ from the
Goderich WI will attend the
.Wing.ham WI's 80th an-
niversary
At the October meeting of
the WI, amotion was passed
to purchase a memorial
wreath for the cenotaph ori
ftenve-m-b-r-a-n eve .-A-- D -a }r,
November -11. The president
urged all members to attend.
Mrs. Henwood ably
presideti at the piano in -the
. absence of the two,.,pianists.. __ ._
She accompanied Mrs. Joy
Harrison for two fine solos.
Mr. .S Whgeler-_ showed
slides of tris trip to Australia,
and commented that when
Canadians visit other
countries it is good public
relations.
Thanks to the guests was
expressed by Mrs. G. Morley
who also gave them a small
token of appreciation. Grace
was sung and the meeting
ended. Hostesses were Mrs.
I. Oke, Mrs. G. Morley, Mrs.
L. Hoy and Mrs. J.H.
Johnstone.
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