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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-01-15, Page 16PAGE 16 -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1986 District ews UCW has meditation about hope Euchre party was held at the Auburn Community Hall on Wednesday, Jan. 8. The winners were: high lady, Bernice McClin- chey; low lady, Grace Cartwright; high man, Ted Mills; low roan, Murray Rollinson 'and novelty, Frances Clark. Euchre parties are held every Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. Unit II of Knox United Euchre parties are held every Wednesday by Mrs. D. Bean and Mrs. J. Vincent at Unit II of Auburn UCW last Wednesday after- noon. Marjorie McDougall was pianist. A meditation on the gifts of Hope, Faith and Love was followed by a reading "What will you do with this year that's so new? Betty Marsh chaired the business and con- ducted a get acquainted all member quiz. The Unit executive for 1986-7 was named. Meetings will be held the second Wednesday of each month. Several projects for the year were discussed and the knitting of articles for layettes will be needed. Members will make pneumonia vests to be sent to Ethiopian children through "Wirld Vision". Delegates will attend the Huron Presbyterial at Exeter on Jan. 26. Shut-in visits were arranged. A social time followed with Betty Marsh, Mrs. D. Bean and Mrs. J. Vincent as hostesses. Horticulture Society The annual meeting of the Horticulture Society that w' ,z' herIUled for Tab. r was AUBURN Mildred Lawlor held Dec. 30 in community hall, instead as the President Don Haines was leaving for winter in Florida. There were 20 members present. . The business part was dealt with, with the President Don Haines in the chair. Secretary Anne Vincent read the minutes of the last meeting and the annual report. Dorothy Grange was chosen to be a representative for District 8. The treasurer's report -las given by Mrs. Ross Robinson. The report of the nominating committee was read by Mrs. Orval McPhee and for 1986, the slate includes president, Don Haines; first vice president, Maureen Bean; second vice president; Betty Marsh; secretary, Anne Vincent; assistant secretary, Marion Haggitt; treasurer, Margaret Robinson: Pianist, Phyllis Rodger; assistant pianist, Marjorie McDougall; auditors, Marion Haggitt and Lillian Letherland and telephone commit- tee, Margaret Robinson and Frances Clark. St. Augustine CWL celebrates anniversary On Sunday, January 5, St. Augustine Catholic Women's League held its 25th An- niversary Celebration at the church. Bishop John Sherlock, Bishop of London celebrated the Mass and Rev. Father Remark Chan- cellor of the Diocese and Rev. Father .Frank Dentinger Resident Priest assisted him. Mrs. Cyril Boyle was the commentator. Theresa Hickey and Leona Boyle were the readers. 'Mrs. Rene Stalenhoef sang Ave Maria. Leona Hickey, past president:, in- troduced the present executive and Agnes Delbergue president elect welcomed. the Bishop. Mrs. William Redmond the first president back in 1961 and Mrs. Neil Stapleton, pre- sent president were presented with roses from Bishop John Sherlock. A lovely hot meal prepared and served by the young people of our parish was enjoyed. Nancy Stapleton welcomed Margaret Hildebrand, president', Mrs. Ray Hanna and Lois Chamney from the neighbouring Don- nybrook United Church Women and Lor- raine Brophy president and Betty O'Donnell from St. Mary's C.W.L., Lucknow and Kathy Olson president and Denise Dalton from St. Joseph's C.W:L., Kingsbridge. Mrs. Dan Murphy, Diocesan Treasurer, was guest speaker and she also gave out 25 year pins to: Mrs. William Redmond, Mrs. Joseph Hickey, Mrs. Cyril Boyle, Mrs. Theodore Redmond, Mrs. Raymond Boyle, Mrs. Gus Redmond and Mrs. William Kinahan. Rev. Father Ed. Dentinger, Pastor, brought greetings and words of .encourage- ment. Rev. Father Frank Dentinger, Resi- dent Priest also addressed the guests. Words of thanks and appreciation were conveyed to the members from Nancy Stapleton. The day closed with the league prayer. Wins gingerbread house The Kingsbridge Christmas concert was held on Dec. 19.' There was a draw for a gingerbread house. Connie Nicholson was the lucky winner. Everyone enjoyed the presentation put on by the Kingsbridge students. Many people also enjoyed the Brookside concert held on Dec. 17. Tom, and Karla and their four children, Rhonda, Tom, Tanny and Dennis spent their Christmas holidays in Florida. . Gorden and Maria Hardcastle were visiting with 'Maria's parents Dennis and Irene Dalton. Randy Kerr, Danny Kerr, A.J. Sherwood, and Clete Dalton went to `St. Marys to see West Germany play hockey against the Junior Bs on Dec. 23. Joan, Glenn and Nathan Fergerson went to Dehli to visit their grandmother during, the holidays. Jan and Gary Kaye and their three children, Christine, David and Sarah came to Kintail to visit their grandparents, Bob and Jean Simpson on Dec. 29: • Eric Courtney, who has been working for Westinghouse Canada Inc. in Libya, North Africa, is spending holidays with his parents Joe and Teresa Courtney and family. Due to stormy weather highway 21 was KINGSBasRIDGE- KINTAIL Jennifer Dalton 529-7420 closed for four days. There were many minor accidents and fender benders. The weather also left many holiday visitors stranded. Steve and Sally Elliott and family are spending Christmas holidays at Kintail. Duncan Allan spent Christmas dinner with Simpson families, at Donald' and Edith Simpson's. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Courtney of Penticton, B.C. were home' for the holidays visiting with his mother, Marcella Courtney and family. Alex West, son of Jim and Jane West, of Kintail, was home for Christmas season from Radio College of Canada where he is enrolled in an electronics program. Congratulations to Cindy and Alex Simp- son on the birth of their daughter Maggie Lee, a little sister for Corie. Welcome new year at dance 1986 was eagerly welcomed by those at- tending the Dungannon Agricultural Society's New Year's Eve Party. The Star Spinners, Clair and Bonnie Hodges, pro- vided great music throughout the evening. The first ten ladies arriving at the dance received a lovely corsage. They were: Pat Williams, Kathy Gutmanis, Beth Hodges, Claire Cook, Beth Robson, Deb Gregory, Kelly Brindley, Nancy Carmichael, Mary LADIES RECREATION NIGHT. IPrevlc,rsly Cancelled) Will run this winter! 10-2 hour sessions on Wednesdays Starts TONIGHT January 15, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. G.D.C.I. (West Gym) Fee: S20.00 - Register Tonight at G.D.C.I. or -Recreation Cilfico 166 McDonald Str$et Recreation Department Margaret Fuller and Joanne Buchanan. Spot dances were won by Larry and Kel- ly Weaver, Roy and Kathy Gutmanis, Beth Hodges and John Park and Grant Johnston and Joanne Buchanan. Jim Hayden and Bob Bouck were the lucky winners of the door prizes. After midnight, a hot meal of ham, scallopped potatoes, baked beans, col- eslaw, relishes and rolls was served. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Up to... 50 OFF G -JFN ECM 44 ONTARIO ST. STRATFORD Open Doily 10 to 6 Directors to retire in '1986 are - Dorothy Grange, Jane Glousher, Irina Cartwright, El Lapp and Kay Lapp. Directors to retire in 1987 are Lois Haines, Maurice Bean, Beth Lansing, Jim and Grace Cartwright. Meetings are to be held the second Mon- day of the month. The first one is Mar. 10. Knox United Church Sunday Worship in Knox United Church Service ruas held by the minister Gary '1'. Shuttleworth. Organ Prelude was played by Mrs. Barry Millian. "Will your Anchor Hold" was sung by all, and was chosen by someone in the sanctuary from the Hymns of The Gospel". Junior congregation was in charge of Margaret Bakker and Glynnis Young. The minister chose for his sermon "The necessi- ty of Grace". The offering was received by Murray Rollinson and Ken Ramsey. Sunday Jan. 26 will be HolyCorrununion Service. Local news Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnston and family of RR 1 Auburn on the death of her mother Mrs. Buffinga of Clinton in her 65th year. • Sorry to report that Mrs. Bill Moss is a pa- tient- in the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital Goderich. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. James Jackson has gone to Braeside Lodge in Wingham to spend the winter mon- ths. The regular monthly Women's Institute meeting will be held at the Conununity Hall on Tuesday Jan. 21 at 2 p.m. There will be a film on our twin ,province, Prince Edward Island. Mrs. Bud Chanrney and Marjorie McDougall are in charge and hostesses are Viola Raithby, Lillian I4therland and Mrs. Bud Chamney. Village Meeting The village meeting of trustees was held on Thursday January 9th. Warner Andrews chaired the meeting. They approved a $50 grant to the Auburn Horticulture Society. 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