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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-04-16, Page 9ile church welcomes 24 members B -DOROTHY CLEMENTS Church service at Nile was well attended on Sunday, April 13 as it was Baptism and Con- firmation Sunday. Reverend Cecil L. Whittich of Blyth opened the service with the "Prayer of Approach". Mrs. Ann Feagan sang a solo in a special tribute to children and their parents. Baptism hymn was sung while the parents brought their children to the front. They included Holly Ellen Park, daughter of Stephen Park and Den (Stothers) Park and Owen Robert Rourke, son . of Robert- Rourke obertRourke and Michelle (Austin) Rourke. Children's story was then told about "The children coming to Christ" and prayer was said. The children then retired to Sunday School classes. The offering was received by Gary 'Johnston, Gregory Feagan, Larry' Pollock arLd Glen McNeil. Rev. Whittich's message was a follow-up on the Easter Sunday message - how most of the disciples believed in God, but one didn't. Thomas said he had to see that God was risen and alive for himself. Confirmation was conducted by Rev. - Whittich Mr. Cowan and Mr. Cliff McNeil with 24 new members: David Sydney Beach, Kent Robert Bean, Cynthia Louise Brindley, Philip Kenneth Clements, Eric Henry Drennan, Stanley Allen Dungale, Peggy Leah Eggleston, Glen Andrew Feagan, Kenneth Harry Gievin, Larry James Johnston, Calvin Arthur -Kerr, Paul Allan Kerr0 Lori Dawn Mat- thews, Avard John Alexander Miller, Michael Wayne Miller, Stephen William Park, Robert George Rourke, Mary Celia Stoll, Marilyn Joan Stothers, Dennis Rae Vanderburgh, Jannice Ann Drennan, Donna Joy Drennan,, 'Debbie Lynn Drennan, and Katherine Ann Kerr. A warm welcome is given to !all 24 new Dungannon doings Marie Parkcorresporident Sympathy is' extended to the family of the late Mr. Cecil A. Culbert who died in Victoria Hospital on Wednes- day, April 9 in his 69th year. Funeral service was held from the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral ' Home, Lucknow on Saturday:- Inter- ment was in Dungannon Cemetery: Visitors on Sunday with Mr..and Mrs. Derk Logten- berg were Tinie's brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.• Wim de Boer, David and Jane of St. Helens. Janet Godfrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard God- frey, is on crutches. She tore the cartilage in her knee playing bail last weeeeEi T Mr. and Mrs. William L Park entertained all the members of their family on Sunday following' the baptis- mal of their granddaughter, Holly Ellen, at the Nile United Church. Congratulations to, Mr. and Mrs. Roy' Ashton of Goderich who celebrated their 40th wedding anniver- sary on Friday evening by way of an open dance at Dungannon hall., People were in attendance from Port Elgin, St. Catharines, Lon- don, Stratford, and Bruce - field, as well as the sur- rounding area. Mr. and Mrs. Ashton have a family of three daughters, Marie, Mrs. Bill Park; Gail, Mrs: Elmer Cook, both of Dungannon_ and Mat- iryn, Mrs Raben Schultz of Huron Haven village, Goder- ich, as well as 10 grand- children and one great granddaughter. Murray Popp, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Otto Popp, former residents of the vil- lage, is a patient in Goderich hospital suffering from a mild heart attack. DUNGANNON UNITED CHURCH Rev. Cecil Wittich of Blyth conducted a beautiful and impressive service during which those wishing to join the church were confirmed and the sacraments of bap- tism and communion were observed. Those being con- firmed by faith were Valerie Denise Maize, Mrs. Maxine Eleanor Maize, and Kenneth John Meriam. Carrie Lynne Meriam, daughter of Ken- neth Meriam and Sandra Dickson, was baptized. The Sunday School child - 529.771"9'. renretired to their classes after the baptism with the exception of Harold Men- ary's class who remained for the rest of the service. • Twenty-four persons were confirmed at the • service at Nile on Sunday afternoon. Two babies, Owen Robert Rourke,son of Bob and Michelle Rourke and Holly Ellen Park, daughter of Stephen and - Debra Park. were baptized at Nile. Meetings for this week include Nile Hi -C on Sunday evening, Nile Explorers Monday evening, Tyros at Dungannon Tuesday even • ing, Official Board meeting Wednesday evening. All el- ders a#i3 Fwar-ds of-i'ioih churches and a representa- tive from each of the other church organizations are urg- ed to be present at this board meeting. Among the agenda items will be the setting of time for . summer services • apd discussion re requesting the Rights of Sacrament for our Lay Supply. The com- mittees of Stewards of both. churches are requested to meet following the Official Board meeting. Trinity United 'Church U.C.W. Ashfield invited all U.C.W. members, husbands and families to their Spring Thankoffering at their church on Sunday evening. The guest speaker was Mrs. Stuart Miner. The Lucknow U.C.W. in - members into full membership of the churches, The choir and the new members then sang "All that I am". The Sacrament of Communion was then served by Joyce Stothers and Yvonne Kerr and the men served the wine. On Easter Sunday, Mrs. Yvonne Kerr, Mrs. Wiletta McWhinney and Mrs. Joyce Stothers were installed as new elders in theehurch. U.C.w. The Nile U.C.W. meeting, was held in the Church on Thursday, April 10. ,.Theme -for the meeting was "Church -in Society and was led by Mrs. Lil Christilaw and Mrs. Louise Brindley. Mrs. Lil Christilaw Kingsbridge winners BY DELORES Van OSCH Winners of District A-9 Lions Club Effective Speak- ing Contest in Palmerston on Wednesday, April 9 were: ' Girls Class: Mary Luanne Clare, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. • Walter Clare, R. R. 7 Lucknow, sponsored by the Wingham Lions Club. Run- ner-up,was Angie Sapalous- ki,.sponsored by the Orange- ville Lions Club. In the Boy's class, the winner was Kevin Short, sponsored by the Or- angeville Lions Club and runner-up was Murray Gil- christ, sponsored by the Lucknow Lions Club. There „ was also a French speaking contest. The final competi- tion of the Lions Internation- al Multiple District A spon- sored by the Lions Clubs of Ontario, Quebec and Labrad- or (Newfoundland) takes place on the weekend. of May 2nd and 3rd. Easter Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dalton and family were Mr. and Mrs. Danny Wilson and family and Captain Jim MacDonald of Chilliwack, B.C., who has been taking a five month course in King- ston. Jim, who is married to �t1 ' former"'-Kath'y - Balton, entertained ' an interested audience with stories of his interesting career. Jim ex= pects to be transfered to Calgary this summer. Ray Dalton is presently •visiting with his daughter, Kathy MacDonald and girls in Chilliwack, B.C.. after spending the winter with -his son, . Dan, daughter-in-law Marilyn and grandchildren in Tucson, Arizona, and vaca- tioning in Mexico and Las Vegas. A new daughter was born to Dan and Marilyn in February. Our congratula- tions to them. Mrs. Jack Van Osch, Luck - now, who has been a patient in the Wingham and District Hospital for the past three weeks returbed'fo—het "home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Van Osch and family spent the weekend in Essex with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heffernan and family. On their return home on Sunday, they visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Sheardown and family of St. Thomas. Janet Card, Betty Van Osch and Delores Van Osch attended an Amway Demon- stration at the home, of Ruth Bechard, Point Clark, ..on Wednesday evening. Leona Hogan and her friend, Debbie Miatto, left Wednesday on an, extended European tour. I Irs. John Howard, Leona's mother, saw them off at. the Toronto International Airport. vitPs_a11IJ C —members -to _Mrs its Spring Thankoffering to be held on Sunday evening, April 20. Rev. Wilena Brown will speak on her trip to Japan. Forbes, Gregory and Anita of Lansing, Michigan, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Howard and family. Visitors on Sunday at the Your authorized Dealer for.,,. ARCTIC CAT SNOWMOBILES SUZUKI MOTORCYCLES HONDA MOTORCYCLES r Ili r InIII, Guiata't (HWY 54. NOREH Of HENSALL. LOCH FOR THE SIGNSH 262-331,8 or 262-5809 WAYNE DAVISON ELECTRIC FREE ESTIMATES commercial /residential industrial 524®4114 36 NORTH STREET GODERICH -7115 Howard home were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Batte of Formosa. Congratulations to Ben and Marianne VanDiepen- beek onthefirst child, a son, Mark Joseph, born on Friday at the Alex- andra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. Joe Austin returned home on Sunday after spending two weeks visiting his aunt, Mrs. Marie Judge and cous- ins in Jackson, Michigan. Carl and Fran Riegling and Frank and Sally Ritchie re- ceived 'word that Frank Rieg- ling of Whitelaw, Alberta was able to return to his home from Peace River Hos-. pital over the weekend, A walking cast was applied 'to his foot and Frank will be home for six weeks with Anna and the children. Their youngest son, Mark, spent a few days in Fairview Hospit- al for a ,tonsillectomy and returned home Friday. •epn,ed' with a reading entitled "Our Church in our Community". It said we are part of the community and we Must learn to know it, and to understand it and to love it. This part of the meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. C. Christilaw. Two readings "The Light Still Shines" and "Life and Light" we then read by Mrs, '.uise Brindley. ;' other reading `Daily Strength for Daily Needs" of a 19th century country woman was , given by Mrs. Br indley. Mrs. Girvin then thanked _the...... ladies...-fen:— their for.-.._their program. .. and welcomed everyone. Roll call was answered by 14 members telling a ; short.. - cut for housecleaning. Mrs. Brindley then read some tips she had clipped from a paper. Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. ,The treasurer's report was'given by Mrs. McWhinney. The May meeting is to be held at the church instead of Mrs. Phyllis Scott's home. , Mrs. Girvin closed the meeting with • the benediction and then there was a small auction sale of baked goods, pickles, onions and jam. ARRIVING THIS WEEK with more to come next week; NURSERY STOCK • Evergreen Shrubs Shade Trees • Flowering Shrubs Potted Roses • Hedging Plants eW uzon. c'idge c3qcze.4 DAVID STECKLE AND FAMILY R.R. 2 ZURICH PHONE: 565-2122 South of Bayfield to Sideroad 15 . Watch for signs OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P.M. SATURDAY TILL 5 P.M. 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