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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-05-07, Page 8'SHELTER VAALEY TNT & TA1LE! PAW FOR RESERVATION: CALL (519) 524-4141 OR WRITE R.R. 2 CLINTON. ONT. or" NOM 1L0 Situated on the bank of the Maitland River, 4 miles east of Goilorich, on Hwy. 8. -Designed Camping - Modern service building - Store for your camping necessities Swimming pool and playground - Excellent fishing • Fully serviced sites Seasonal sites available for Family- °PURIM SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7,1980 selifors hear talk on rally and think about picnic ' It Lin Sunday morning. '111111110111.11111.00M1 ;we!. ne Norman and •Liaa Forbes sang "Nothing Is ImpOaAible Urith God" during the worship hour. A potted 1114U'Ve Chrysanthemum was placed in the sanc- tuary by Mrs. Eileen IliONn in loving memory of her parents, Maizie and Dannie Gliddon. Mr. Oestreicher told the children about the fifth apostle, Matthew a tax collector who wrote the first book in the New Testament, and his sermon was "The Back- bone of the Church". Harold Yeo and Jim Lobb received the offering. This Sunday May 11 is opportunity for baptism and reception of mem- olinesville news Blanche Deeves, correspondent 482-3383 bers and on May 12, Board of Stewards meeting. Enterprising seniors The Enterprising Seniors met May 1 in the Holmesville Church with John Deeves presiding. Irene Cudmore read the minutes. The correspondence was read by Irene and Vran Powell gave the. treasurer's report and Blanche gave the card and sick report. John Deeves gave an informative talk on the Spring Rally which was held in Hensall. A discussion was held in connection with the convention to be held in Kingston and the club Is asked t. • think of a summer picnic and a place to hold it. Mr. Fran Powell will be in charge of the entertainment for the next meeting. The group then went to their entertainment and several games of crokinole were enjoyed. Lunch was served, by Irene Cudmore and Pro Life night entertainers BY DELORES Van OSCH Several from the area at- tended the Annual Pro -Life Variety night Friday evening at St. Mary's School, God- erich. Some of the entertain- ers were from our area, Lisa Frayne and Denise Connelly, Elaine Cote of Ripley, Betty •Doherty, and some of the students from the grades four, five and six room at St. Joseph's School, Kings- bridge. Grades one to seven from St. Joseph's School particip- ated in the Kiwanis Music Festival on Monday of last week. Results were: grades one and 'two, third; grades three and four, second; grad- es five, six and seven, fourth. Jenny Martin entertained some little girls at her eighth birthday party on Saturday. • Wendy Westecott, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Westecott, underwent a ton- sillectomy at the Alexandra Marine .and General Hospit- i Goderich ' on 'Thursday . A family gathering Was held at the home of Mrs. Clarice Dalton and family last Sunday when Joshua Phillip, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin, Glammis, was ghristened. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clare and Mary Luanne were Mrs. Lloyd Bruder, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ryan, Dorothy Ryan and Laura Ro- den, Toronto and Mrs. Joe topperauld, Detroit. They all attended the play Oklahoma at VIA Wingham High School in which Mary Luanne was participating. Fr. John Peeters, a Mis- sionary in Guatemala. visited with his cousin John Van Rooy, Mrs. Van Rooy and family during the week. 4-H Achievement night was held at Brookside on Thursday evening. Congrat- ulations to Jackie and Diane Van Osch and Diane Milten- burg of the Kingsbridge club who received their County Honours for completing six clubs and also to Donna Drennan of the Kingsbridge club who received Provincial Honours on the completion of twelve clubs. The leaders were Barb Van Diepenbeek and Donna Hogan. They are also leading a summer pro- ject, Outdoor Living, which is . open to both boys and girls, twelve years of age and over. IThiS sounds like a very interesting club and anyone interested should contact the leaders soon. Are you eligible If you .have difficulty reading standard print, perhaps you are eligible for CNIB services which include library cir- culation of braille and Contact CNIB for more talking bnclkc Or, you information. may be able to obtain CNIB-produced talking books on tape from your local public library. win a— 500.00 GIFT Certificate Minimum purchase of 'MOO entitles purchaser to a chance on 500.00 gift certificate. Draw to take place June 14. David E White CLOTHIER 36 THE SQUARE GODERICH 524-4312 Blanche; Peeves. The next ,nieeting is May 15 in the Hoirnesville Church._ Notewand quotes The GOderich Township W.I. are 'sorry to have to report ,th,eir bus trip cancelled but there will be probably one later. The regular meeting of the Goderich Township W.I. will be held May 12 ,atthe Holmesville School at '8 pan, Ladies bring your hand book. Millie Dempsey and Alice Porter attended the officers conference at Waterloo University for Women's Institute presidents of branch, district and area. Alice reports a very in-. formative sessidn for district presidents led by Mrs. Vera Maluske, past provincial presidents of Personals Sunday guests with Don and Isobel Harris were, Irene and Jim Durnin, Jean and Brian Durnin all of London; Ruth Talbot of Bayfield, Jane Carter and Kelly and Ron Plunkett all of Goderich, Betty and Ross Feagan and Phillip Feagan, Don and Dennis Harris and girls Jennifer, Nicole and Shelly all of Clinton. Shirley Norman and Charlotte Norman travelled to Sudbury recently to visit Valerie Norman, who teaches , school in Sudbury. A surprise party was held at the home of Barb and Alvin Betties on Thursday honouring Mrs. Arabell Bushell on her “21st" birthday. Guests were Ida and Ed Goclkin, 1.Mary Grigg, Cliff Lobb, Donna. and Harold Tyndall, Kay Hanley, Mrs. Dru McMurray, Ruby and Watt Webster. An enjoyable evening was had by all present. Mr. and Mrs. Murray MacLeod and Mark of ,Gravenhurst formerly. of Clinton, were in the area this past weekend visiting friends and relatives. 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