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Senior centre gets $500
Imperlal 011 has donated $5110 to the MacKay Centre
for Seniors. Bud Worthy and Mel Bogie, Imperial 011
representatives in Goderich, presented the cheque
Tuesday to Harold Bettger and Bill Ross, fund raising
co-chairmen for the MacKay Centre. The objective of
the fund raising committee is $15,000. To date, ap-
proximately $8,000 has been raised. (Photo by Joanne
Buchanan)
Kingsbridge man returns
BY DELORES Van OSCH
Ray Dalton returned home
last week after spending the
past five months visiting with
his son, Dan and wife, .
Marilyn and family in Tuc-
son, Arizona, and with
daughter, Kathy, husband,
Jim MacDonald and girls, in
Vancouver. He visited other
places as well, like Mexico
and on his arrival back in
Toronto, visited with rela-
tives in Pickering, before
returning home.
Dr. Peter and Mrs. Bor-
land and family of Clarkson,
spent the weekend at their
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Durnin
and family of Ingersoll visit-
ed on Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Vince Austin and family
and with friends in the area.
Congratulations to Jack
and Rita Tigert, who cele-
brated their 25th wedding
anniversary on Saturday.
Following a dinner with their
family, a reception was held
in their honour at Saltford
Valley Hall for family,
friends and -neighbours.
They have family of four
girls, Judy, Janice, Joan,
and Jennifer; and three sons,
Glen, Bob and Bill.
The community extends
their deepest sympathy to
Bill VanDyke and Jean Van -
Roy and their families on the
sudden passing of their
brother, John VanDyke in
Holland in his 460. year.
Brother Carl Voll leaves on
Tuesday, May 13th on a
three week tour to the Holy
Land. This is a very well
deserved holiday for Brother
Carl.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Werner Ritgen on
the arrival this past week of a
baby boy. This is their
second son.
A warm welcome by the
community is. extended to
Art and Linda (Vassella)
Howler and family of four
children, who moved into the
community last weekend.
They formerly lived in Strat-
ford.
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This past week was Educa-
tion week and a variety of
events took place at St.
Joseph's School. The week
started off with a Mass,
followed by a hot dog lunch.
for teachers, parents, and
students in the church hall.
Following the lunch a game
of volleyball took place in the
school gym between students
and parents -tea. z<1‘-rs.
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On Tuesday he junior
grades travelled to the Luck -
now Nursing Home where
they entertained the patients
with songs and recitations
and handed out fruit.
On the same day, grades
six to eight had their Frerich
public speaking competition
at the school. This is the
third annual French orator-
ical for the school, having
originated as an idea of
Principal, Dave Zyluk. Thus,
each year since 1978, Mr.
Bullen, the French instruct -
Or, has arranged for the
contestants to write a short
article about themselves and
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MAY 19'h
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RURAL RESIDENTIAL ESTATES
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16- Acre treed lots
providing a maximum of
space and privacy. A com-
plete water supply, a
paved road and surface
'drainage is alsoprovided
and an extensive bush lot
with a creek is located to
the south, of the residen-
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GOIMRICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAYK. mio—PAOU
Japan is topic 0,1 Holm. esvHilie meetm:
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The Holmesville United
Church Women met in the
church on Tuesday af-
ternoon May 6 with Isobel
Sturdy conducting the
meeting..
Isobel spoke about
Japan and its 114 million
people as the group's
missionary study.
Charlotte Norman told
the story of, a young
Japanese boy wholurned
to Christianity at the age
of 16 and was ordained
later in life as a minister
and finally became a
missionary.
Bessie Townshend told
of a woman who lived
through the atomic
bombing 'el Hirashima
and is now living in
Toronto. She is working
for world peace without
nuclear power and its
tragicafter effects.
Jean Ginn spoke about
an attractive Japanese
girl whom Robert Witmer
met and married while he
was working for the
Christian Church in
Japan. They have. two
children and are
presently living in
Goderich. They plan to
return to Japan to carry
on their work.
In business, an in-
vitation to attend the
Thankoffering meeting at
Benmiller on May 7 was
received, and also an
invitation. to attend the
Brucefield U.C.W.
Annual Visitor's Day on
June 3,
, A new vacuum cleaner
was purchased from
Norholme of Clinton.
Middleton Church
Ladies are planning a bus
trip to Torclnto Zoo and
Casa Loma on May 26 for
Holmesville
news
Blanche Deeves, correspondent 482-3383
interested men and
women. They are also
planning a June 23 trip to
the Greenhouse and
Marine Land in Niagra
Falls.
The date for the annual
supper is June 5 at 5:00
p.rn.. Tickets are $4 and
$2. Please bring articles
for the bale before May
30.
A $100 donation was
given to Marilyn Cox,
whose summer months
are going to be spent in
the West Indies with
Crossroads Africa.
CHURCH NEWS
A large congregation
attended Holmesville
United Church on Family
and Christian Sunday.
Mrs. Marty -Lobb, Mrs.
Donna Martin, and Miss
Brenda Harris sang a
hyinn.
Mr. Oestreicher told
the children, "The
disciples were helpers. I
hope you remember to,
help your mothers and
each other. Always be a
helper."
Mr. and Mrs., Gerry
Innes and Mr. and Mrs.
Delmer Schloendorf
brought their mem-
berships to Holmesville
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Blair presented their
daughter__Eleanor
Roberta for baptism.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
On Monday evening, ,
May 12, the Women's
Istitute met in the public
school with the president,
Mrs. Millie Dempsey
conducting and Mrs.
Sarah Stor.ey at the piano.
An executive meeting.
is planned for May 21 at
1:30 at Mrs. Dempsey's.
Since -May 19 is a
holiday, the W.I. will not
visit Huronview until
June 16.
The constitution and
by-laws were received
and a discussion held
concerning how to make
meetings more in-
teresting to attract
younger members.
Mrs. Jean Lobb
brought. a spoon hand
engraved with the letter
E. It was discovered by
Mr. Dave Bartlett's class
of VingliainPxtbTh
School when they visited
the Maitland Concession
"dig" for pottery.
A plant auction is
planned forthe next
meeting and the West
Hon annual meeting
will be in Goderich on
May 26.
SOCIAL NOTES
Please note, the
Enterprising Seniors will
meet Thursday evening
in the Holmesville
Church at 8:00 p.m. Fran
Powell is in charge of the
entertainment.
Julia and Michael
Baucher, Becky and
Christopher of London
visited on -the weekend
with Mrs. Phyllis Cox.
Bob Cox is home from
Carleton University in
Ottawa for the summer
and is presently working
in the salt mine in
Goderich.
Shirley Norman was
home on the weekend
from Kitchener with her
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Norman.
Mrs. Charlotte Norman
had a very pleasant
Mother's Day with her
family.
The community is glad
to hear that Clarence
Perdue,is home from the
hospital.
FAMILY
Box Assortments $9.95 to $15.00
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Sparklers 55to 2.50 per Pk9-
(THESE ARE NOT FIRECRACKERS)
These are family fireworks 'which may be let off on your
own property under most local bylaws. We have the
largest selection In the area of family displays and In-
dividual fireworks. (Fireworks will NOT be sold to per-
sons under 15 years of age.)
Leisure
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