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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-12-08, Page 14PAGE 12 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1982 Christmas Magic Tlleghis With A Schaefer's Samsonite Caribbea. Luggage Casual, carefree, colourful -- light as the breeze. Ready to go when you are! Gadgeteer, Easy Pak, Stowaway, Commuter, Clothes Pak, Tote, Corry - On and Companion available in colours of Claret, Sandstone, Briar, Moody Blue and Saddle. Pre -Christmas Sale Samsonite Caribbea Luggage and Attache Cases 20°'°ori Cozy Christmas lobes Give her something warm and ,wonderful that will make being at home more merry! Fleece for her hearth side hours...or a pile wrap for extra warmth. Come see our collection. Individual and Gift Sets from Estee Lauder Dazzling, Sparkling, Lasting The Fragrant Message of Christmas FOR RIM The Authority Of arainis Sweater Setters Sweaters that sparkle with the look of today.' .a whole Santa -picked selection for the season! Wrap them up for your sweater girls! 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The Trinity ladies provid ed a pot luck luncheon which was attended by members of the Guild, Chancel Guild, representatives from St. James, Middleton, Mr. Reynolds and Rev. George Youmatoff. It was unfor- tunate that both Rev. Douglas Pitts and Rev. William Bennett were uan- ble to be present as both were in hospital. President, Lilian Beakhust, welcomed the guests and thanked the speakers for bringing their presentation to Bayfield. Mrs. Daunt said that the films being shown were the result of exhaustive research into the history of the Women's Auxiliary, now the, Anglican Church Women (ACW), and had been pro- duced for the National Women's Conference held in Winnipeg last May. The series of slides which followed traced. the background and develop- ment of today's ACW over the past 100 years. The ac- companying commentary from airstylin DUNGANNON For an appointment call VENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE ,f► FOR: •MEN •WOMEN •CHILDREN paid tribute to the women Who had set out to provide practical and realistic aid and assistance in the work of the Anglican church, locaUy and m the mission field, Wat- ching the pictures of the in- itiators, learning of their aims, and the ways in which they worked to implement them, was a lesson in itself. These women had to over- come prejudices and discouragement. Never- theless, the photographs of these remarkable ladies - corsetted, bonneted and but- ton booted - brought to life their determination and perseverance. Time dimmed the pictures but not the courage and dedication which they brought to their tasks. Challenges were met: polite but veiled disapproval was handled with tact and diplomacy. Reaching out to those areas where they understood the needs to be the greatest, they supported schools, training schemes and mis- sionary work. They also par- ticipated, often under dif- ficult conditions. One exam- ple concerned two ladies who carried out their work driv- ing an unwieldly truck. One day this overturned on a par- ticularly rutted road. Although injured herself, the one who was able to crawl out went to get help for her companion. Trapped and helpless this poor woman suffered burns from the acid escaping from the battery! Whatever the call;. wherever the work to be undertakeriA a succession of wom 4i responded. Even more im- portant; they pursued their objectives in relation to the times in which they lived. Over the years, from the small beginnings, the ex- perience of these pioneers have changed, and the need which they seek to meet have altered with fluctuation in values in today's society. From lay workers and volunteers, whose training evolved from practical ex- perience, today's women in the Anglican Church have expanded their roles. The or- dination of women, although opposed in some areas, has now been achieved. Thanking the speakers for their presentation, the secretary of the group said they were most grateful for the opportunity they had been given to review the history of these courageous and forward-looking church women. bantams win two, lose one Ron Chapman playing for Goderich Scotia Bank helped save his team from defeat in Bantam House League action December 3. Chapman led the scoring with a hat -trick and one assist, and the result was a 6- 4 win for his team over the Listowel Cyclones. Chapman scored a goal with less than two minutes left in the first period to achieve a one all tie. He scored the first\goal of the second period to put his team ahead, but four minutes later, Listowel came back with a goal. With two minutes left in the period, Steve Johnston fired one by the visitor's goalie, to put Goderich in • the lead again. Third period play was dominated by Goderich with Chapman, Ron Todgham and Mark Cauchi each scoring a goal. As well as scoring a goal in the third period, Todgham assisted on two others, as did Johnston. On December 5 the team met Lucknow in Goderich and defeated the visitors 6-3. First and second period play was evenly matched with both teams scoring three goals. Steve Arm- strong, Mike Creamer and Shawn Larder each scored for Goderich. The third period saw Goderich blank Lucknow with Larder, Tom I3ean and Shane Worsell all scoring a goal. During the game Creamer and Larder both picked up two assists. On December 6 Scotia Bank was assessed 13 minor penalties and as a result they lost to Blyth 6-1. Give her a KitchenAid Dishwasher or a Sharp Microwave Over Goderich's lone goal did not come until the third period when Shawn Larder managed to score. Maintain equipment It pays to maintain your farm equipment in the winter. Why? Replacement parts for farm machinery can be hard to get. 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