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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-03-09, Page 6rj i1(ie #(�illefl'$. esen The 11►. Tei[ Clark 701)74"4:74Meetingwith the. �aidnesss and members lded •tu use, the money l� by the children, at the Skate -A -Dion tdi. purchtahe se equipment for • play 'und. • the40 e of this is the:end year, t ; : books. will be ed R ver al ideas audited, for future events were discussed. Two projects to start this Month are the Junior card party for the Teens and hopefully a Children's Hour during the March Break which will be a movie and treats. The first card party for Teens will be held on March 18 at the Auburn Community Memorial hall, 7-10 with a fee of 50 cents to cover expenses. The next meeting will be res,homew Meeting . s i _.gen a Y 000 each inodth r People Report The Mgrch meeting of the ;liver Tops will be k �a ► , dinner held, March **with ; starting' at 12:15. There will aleck ,be • a film shown and **fie board will be played, Pentane over 60 � Invited to come and join this. group of Seniors. Country members are to bids and vegetables add village members ' should bring desserts for the potluck din- ner. Mrs. Kenneth McDougall along with Mrs. Robert Peck and Mrs. Lenore Davidson of Blyth attended the London Regional Conference. of Women Alive held in the Holiday Inn City Centre, London "last weekend. Over D women from many ces in southwestern On - 1, p TALK TO THE GAS COMPANY ABOUT GAS HEATING 1-800.265-0562 For straight -answers about the' choice between`a conventional gas furnace, the new high effici- ency gas furnace or a conversion burner, phone the Gas Company. A phone call will arrange an appointment at your home, at the time most convenient for you. union MIS We're bringing home the future. We supply these respected gas furnaces. Roberts Gordon LENNOX Clare Dison f,, 11111111117 woo OfiP attended t deno 09* CO* ,I Reich chener , ret; et' homer 144 Weekendatter **fling, With her aunt, Mrs. Elva Strraugitan:and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin. World Day of Prayer New Persons in Christ was the theme of the World Day of Prayerservice held last Friday afternoon in the Auburn Missionary Chapel. This prayer service was written. by Christian Women in the Caribbean. Mrs. Dave Thiessen the .leader, welcomed all and Mrs. Lloyd Barth and Miss Elaine Snell were the ushers and gave out the programs. esse>ir Welcolmed :--"• lid. t#ahles, washe P The lelders fcoin Q _...tl�e r dawdles tl' 9 were Mrs d weight,. St Mark's Anglican Dochurch Women; ' Mrs. nald Hainnes for Knott UnitedChurchWomen; Mrs.. Eleanor • Bradnock, the Presbyterian -Women's Mis- sionary Society and Mrs. Frank Raithby, The Auburn Missionary, Chapel. Mrs. Thiessen sang a solo accom- papied by Mrs. Haines. ' Rev. Dave Thiessen, minister of the church was the speaker of the afternoon. His theme was on prayer and he spoke of the importance to every day life of each per - b Dominion Life BOB McKINLEY WINS ROOKIE OF THE YEAR AWARD Gordon Coyne (L), Vice -President, 'Individual Marketing presents Bob McKinley with the 1982 Rookie of the Year award. The Dominion Life Assurance Company is proud to announce that Mr. Bob McKinley, working out• of the Company's London field office, ,has been named Rookie of the Year. Bob was presented with his award at the Company's Head Office in Waterloo, Ontario Dominion Life THE DOMINION LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY\ Suite.818. 383 Richmond St., London, Ontario N6A 3C4 (5109) 432-7153 son. Heined alto tder prayer .44 Wg. and how lives t be c g , ed ii needs to•self and others earl becommunicated to God by prayer. A sesson of prayer followed and. Mrs. Marilyn Campbell. closed this session with prayer.. Bev. ifillUittra.Craven rector of St. Mark's Anglican Church gave benedic- tion. - week's Winners at last w � v it euchre party were. No a y, Clarence Allen; high lady (playing as a lady) Bob Armstrong, low lady, Mrs. Donald Cartwright; high man, Kenneth McDougall; low man, Pete Jefferson. Auburn Women's Institute will hold their March meeting on March, 15 in the Community Memorial hall at 2 p.m. The guest speaker will be Martin Maurer of Goderich who was., exchange student at Venezuela last year. Everyone is welcome. Mrs. Robin Allen of Len noxville Quebec, visited last Thursday with Mrs,' Myrtle ' Lillian Letherland, Mss. Roy Daer, Mrs,. Frank 'Rait#tby. and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock attended 7a meeting last• Thursday even- ing in the Mitchell Presbyterian Church to. hear Linda Krik'lewettz, a return- ed missionary worker from Lesotho,speak of her work and show pictures of the country and; its people. were bSilver�' u nrlt ols pests last: Wednesday h. even- ing e q ri. of Codech Senior citizens at the Mackay cen- tre last Wednesday evening, About 15 attended and en- joyed the evening of cards and lunch. 4 -if News Meeting five of Auburn. 1-4- H club, the world-wide cookers washeld on February 28 at the home of Mrs., Jackie . Collins. The meeting was brought to order by . the president Glenyce McChnchey. The girls divided into groups to make Kima and DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 665--'818 ,R.R.1. NEUSTADT ONT. Horst FeigeT. 2nd Office: 366 N. Christina St. 1.336-6500 (Corner of London Rd. & Christina St.) Sarnia, Ont. EARLY BIRD Special Lot - Complete Set FLEECE JOGGING SETS LONG SLEEVE BRAND NAME CANTERBURY ATHLETIC KNIT RUGBY SHIRTS VELOUR SNORTS MEN'S, LADIES' Reg. 39.90 15. 99 BOYS', GIRLS' Rog. 29.90 13." THIS WEEK'S Reg. SPECIAL 49." 34.99 43" 29e99 27." 1 9• 99 25." 17." 4 99 i b9X3 • ERRAR..D'S GODERICH 524-9552 QUEEN'S-SEAFORTH Appearing this Thursday to Saturday "EQUUS" NO COVER ST PATRICK'S DAY MARCH 17 PLAN TO ATTEND OUR BIGGEST AND BEST ST. PADDY'S DAY EVER Live Entertainment NEXT THURSDAY TO SATURDAY "THE RA BB/ TS " No Cover ®' Y LUNCHEON -SPECIALS FRO .50 BOOD.HOME COOKING Jameeiy 11Vbne ,' . thew we, They ,answer by ;naming Japanese, iaslt discs dish they.. had followed by a iseussio foods front.Chum and They com;:leted their .s'. chart . an. cooling tec. ques frogs India and" Orient were learned. Final plans for pate - for neel�gsix were made, home .oIn this v0111;41100 at -the of Mh LynnChante y on Marc 28 With the theme of mfrs* ncadthe Mals,Ace on;s +en. d, n when T e >r int Y w am Mit- e lietl will 5u ply usi In other co a le r was read from the Booster . Club stating they would assist with the pad, getting games to play on it. Mrs. Bonnie Armour and daughter Julie spent last weekend with her parents, Mr. andMrs. TomJrdin a . and grandmother, Mrs. Elva Straughan. 1NEIGHT WATCHERS WORKS Auburn and Di** Lion's ou11 met. last Wednesday eveiihig in the Community Memorialhall with thePresi- hn i e • in J Schneider dent Lion uta Sc the chair. per was served by members .of the Booster The Zone Public Speaking Contest was held at St.. Mary's Separate School in Goderich last Thursday. It included Wingham, Clinton, Goderich and Kingsbridge schools. Winners were, left to right, Jeffery Sanders of Wingham Sacred Heart School, junior winner with his speech on "My Neighbour Sarah"; Lisa Fisher of St. Mary's School, senior winner with her speech on "Commercials"; Jennifer Evans of St. Mary's School, junior winner with her speech 011 "Garfield"; and Brennan Mulhern of St. Mary's School, senior winner with his speech on "My Pets". Winners now advance to the Huron -Perth finals in Dublin. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Marks 80th birthday A few relatives, neigh- bours and friends joined in a surprise party for Frank Mcllwain of Gibbons Street, Goderich on Sunday af- ternoon, fternoon, March 6 t� help him celebrate his 80th birthday. Frank and his wife Eva and their daughter Glenda welcomed the surprise guests. Assisted by their granddaughter Geri Lynn and a few special friends, the Mcllwains entertained the guests and served tea, coffee, birthday cake and ice cream while mingling and chatting and renewing acquaintances. Frank and Eva McIlwain are well-known in the district, having operated the Carlow store for many years before retiring to Goderich. They have made many lasting friends, all of whom Join a Weight, Watchers class and find out how to control 'your cravings Say so long to bad eat- ing habits Learn good habits that can become second nature to you. So you cAn take off the pounds and keep them off For good. JOIN TODAY Receive Volume I of "Fun With Food" Cookbook FREE WHAT ABOUT FIBRE? WHAT ABOUT EXERCISE? During National Nutrition month Weight Watchers will send you our free booklet on "NUTRITION WEIGHT CONTROL AND YOU". Cali now for your free copy, JOIN WEIGHT WATCHERS Lose weight once and for all Enroll at any class. Registration and first meeting fee $15.00. $6.00 weekly thereafter. Senior Citizens and students — Registration and first meeting fee $7.00. $3.00 weekly thereafter. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: 1400-265-9291 © Welghl watchers Internalfonal Inc 1983 Owner o1 the Weight watchers Trademark COLBORNE CORNER Gertrude Keltting, 624-2076 wish Frank continued good health and many more birth- days. Social News Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Edith Argyle of Meneset Park in the loss of her sister, Murielle E. Barbour of London. Mrs. Barbour had been a victim of muscular dystrophy since her early thirties. She was 75 years of age and lived in a senior citizens' apartment until two weeks ago. She died rl;l;[11(1;1►�I�;� NORTH END MARINA NOW PEN Wednesday, March 9'83 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Ed, Lorraine and Dianne Mannering Will Be Pleased To Serve You PHONE 524-8813 in St. Joseph's Hospital, • London. • Congratulations to Colborne Central School students Shelly Fisher and Laura Wark who were winners in the Grades 9 and 10 and to Scott Baer, Alex Hoernig and Steven .Milian who were winners in the Grades 7 and 8 division in the Goderich Legion Branch 109 public speaking contest recently. Pupils of Colborne Central School will be having a skating party at the Goderich arena Friday, March 11 from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Students will be bussed home from the arena. . Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute March meeting will be Thursday, March 24. Mrs. Cora Sherwood and Mrs. Ella Bogie, Agriculture and Canadian . Industries Con- veners, will be in charge of the program. Several im- portant mportant items of business are to be discussed. Members please plan to attend. Due to an error in last week's Colborne Corner, the Signal -Star omitted the names of Don and Doreen McNeil as attending . the 100th• birthday party. of Miss , Mary Mae Glen at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital on Saturday, February 26. A euchre card party will be held in Colborne Township Hall this Thursday, March 10 at 8 p.m. SYSTEMATIC TRAINING FOR EFFECTIVE PARENTING (S.T.E.P.) The Huron Centro for Children and Youth will be offering a parent education programme.' Topics to be discussed Include% understanding your child's behaviour and misbehavlOur, Improving communication, encouraging children, and developing confidenceas parent. This group Is for all parents who aro interested in learning more about and/or improving their relationship with their children. LOCATION: DATES: TIME: FEE: REGISTRATION: INSTRUCTORS: For further Informoti tro at 462.3931. The Huron Centre, 160 Huron Strout, CLINTON, Ontario Every Wednesday, March 30th -May 25th 7:30-9:30 p.m. There 1s no charge for the course. however, '9.50 will be required to cover the cost of the parent manual. Limit of 16 participants Janie Gattingere M.S.W. Nancy McLeod, M. Edo, Counselling Psychology ne or to register, please cell the Huron Cen-