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46. In memoriam
i
JEWELL
in loving memory of a dear friend who passed
away on Janua y 25, 1985.
It broke our hearts to lose you,
But you didn't go alone.
For part of us went with you,
The day God called you home.
it's lonely here without you,
We miss you more each day.
For Life is not the same for us,
Since you were called away.
Lovingly remembered and sadly missed - by
Margaret Kelly and family. -04
47. Card of thanks
AYRES
Elaine and Robbie wish to express their sincere
appreciation to relatives and friends for their ex-
pressions of sympathy at the time of the death of
Paul's step -father, Arthur Jamieson. Your kind-
ness and thoughtfulness hos touched us deeply
and will always be remembered. -04x
HAMILTON
A special thanks to Drs. Neal and 1. Rourke and
staff of the 2nd Floors. for the care and safe ar-
rival of our son. Thanks also to all our friends
and family_,Jor the gifts, flowers and support.
Carmen and Marcus. -04
THANK YOU
DIGNAN
A sincere thank you to Dr. Walker, Lambert,
Cauchi and Neal and the 2nd Floor East nurses
for their care during our stay in hospital. Also
thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for
flowers, cards and gifts. Marie and
Lindsey. -04x
SANDERSON
I would like to thank all of the kind people who
sent me cards, gifts and prayed for me while I
was in Goderich and Sick Children',s hospitals.
Special thanks to Dr. Cauchi, Dr. Nanda, Dr.
DeVeber, nurses and Rev. Bauman. I still have a
lot of getting better to do, but I am sure God will
answer all our prayers. Thank you. Jonathan and
family. -04x
OiNN
We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude
to relatives, friends and neighbours for their
many, many acts of kindness; floral tributes,
charitable donations, expression of sympathy,
and cards in the loss of Gerry, our dear -husband,
father and grandfather. Special thanks to the
Goderich Fire Dept., Ambulance attendants,
Emergency room staff and the Police Dept. To
Rev. J. Bechtel and Rev, S. McDonald for their
prayers and comforting message, the
Holmesville U.C.W. ladies for the delicious lunch
and Bob McCallum for his thoughtfulness and
kind service. Jean, Jon, Nancy, Laurie, Jim, Jan
and families. --04
CRANSTON
The family of the late Ruby Cranston would like
to thank friends, neighbours and relatives for
their support and many acts of kindness during
our, recent loss. The flowers, memorial dona-
tions, cards and food as expressions of sympathy
were greatly appreciated. Many thanks to Bob
McCallum and Rev. John Wood and the ladies of
Victoria Street Church. Cecil and Marybell,
Tenille and Terry. -04x
AYRES '
Elaine and Robbie wish to express their heartfelt
thanks and sincere appreciation to relatives and
friends for their expressions of sympathy, of
cards, flowers and memorial donations at the
time of the death of our dearly loved family
member Paul Rivers. Special thanks to Rev. and
Mrs. Royal, Bob`K\cCdllum `and Dr. Dawson for
their kindness and sympathy and to Elvin and
Nancy Parker, Sheila McCaffery, Louanne Taylor,
Carolyn McCabe and Faye Oliver for their
comfort. -04x
DANFORTH
. We wish to thank everyone for the many sym-
pathy cards, and other acts of Kindness. These
things have helped to make everything much
Easier. Bill Danforth and family. -04
POULIN
The family of the late Albert Poulin wish to ex-
press our thanks and appreciation to Dr. James
Rourke, Dr. Poel, to Home Care, V.O.N. and
Home Maker for the long months of tender care.
Also to friends, relatives and neighbours who
gave us their support and love in our sorrow and
loss of a dear husband, father and grandfather.
Many thanks for the floral tributes, Masses,
donations and cords of sympathy. Special thanks
to Father Hardy, Father Ramer, Sister Rita, Stiles
Funeral Home and also C.W.L. of St. Peter's who
provided and served lunch. -04
BUFFINGA
The family of the late Grace Buffinga would like
to thank their relatives, neighbours and friends
for their kindness and thoughtfulness shown to
us in the loss of our dear mother and Oma. The
flowers, calls, cards, visits, donations to the
Cancer Society and prayers were a great comfort
to all of us. We would also like to thank Rev.
Samplonius and Ball and Falconer Funeral Home.
Special thanks to Doctors, Nurses and staff at
Alexandra Marine and General Hospital for the
special care and comfort they are giving Dad. No
words can express our appreciation. Larry,
, Helen, Albert, Mary, .Ralph, Margaret, Case,
Ruth and grandchildren. -04
A Special Thanks to
Art & Dorothy Bourdeau
of Art's Landscaping
for their support of our
Christmas Tree Project
4th Goderich Scouts
A Special Thanks to
Ed Van den Broeck &
Family for their
continued support of our.
Christmas Tree Project
4th Goderich Scouts
r4S. Coming Events
LAKE HURON REGIONAL
_ SNOWMOBILE
IThe Lake Huron Regional Snowmobile Associa-
tion is hosting a "Scenic Ride for Dollars" on
'Safurdoy, February 8th, 1986. (Weather permit-
ting) A donation to Family and Children's Ser•
vices of Huron County will enablepyou to go on a
picturesque ride throu0h six townships of Huron
County. Participants are asked to register at the
'Triple K Restaurant" in Blyth or at "Scruton,
Fuels" in Clinton between 9 and 11 C.M.--04
Too Late To Classify
4 WHEEL DRiVE JEEP C.J,5. Asking price
$3,000,00 as is: Phone Paul 524.7491.-04
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GQDERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1986 -PAGE 9
Margaret and Ken Frisby of Goderich and
Mary and Jack Kellar of St. Catharines wish
to announce the wedding of their children,
Richard Frisby to Maryanne Kellar of St.
Catharines in Ormond Beach, Florida on
December 24, 1985 Rick and Maryanne are
now residing in St. Cathariii s.
Silver Tops have pot luck dinner
Sunday Worship in Knox United Church
was in charge of the minister Gary T. Shut-
tleworth. Organ prelude was by Lori
Millian.
Junior choir sang You Know Lord under
the direction of Mrs. Allan Webster and
pianist Lori Millian.
Junior congregation was in charge of
Margo Middlekamp, Donna Lynn -and Lori
Armstrong.
The minister's sermon was entitled
Stumbling Blocks to Spiritual Power.
Offering was received by Murray Rollin-')
son and Peter Verbeek. January 26th will be
Holy Communion Service followed by the
annual meeting.
PERSONAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robertson of
Meaford and Bonnie Armour of Waterloo
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin and
Mrs. E. Straughan.
Ross Robinson returned home from Alex-
andra Marine and General Hospital on the
weekend.
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AUBU
Mildred Lawton
J.K. Young of Mitchell visited recently
with Ellen Johnston and Laura Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cartwrightdspent the
weekend in Toronto with their daughter,
Lorri who is attending Humber College:
SILVER TOP DINNER
The Silver Tops had their potluck dinner
on Wednesday, January 15 at the Communi-
ty hall with 34 members present. The after-
noon was spent playing cards and shuf-
fleboard.
The weekly euchre party was held
Wednesday, January 15 at the Community
hall and the winners were: High lady, Kay
Lapp; low lady, Marg Brooks; high man,
Len Shrobrook; low man, Ray Hannah;
novelty, Jane Glousher.
AUBURN WMS
The January meeting of the Auburn
''Pragsbyterian WMS was held at the home of
Mrs. Warner Andrews. The president Mar-
tha Daer presided and gave the call to Wor-
ship.
The devotional was in charge of Lillian
Letherland who read the scripture portion.
The meditation was on The New year
followed by prayer.
The study portion was in charge of Martha
Daer who read a Missionary story from the
Mission Update.
HURON CHAPEL
MISSIONARY CHURCH
The new year was ushered in by an Adult
Fellowship gathering held at the chapel.
Games, film, lunch and prayer made up the
program.
Many hours have been spent in renovating
and decorating the parsonage in prepara-
tion for the arrival of the new pastor and his
wife, Rev. James and Lorraine Carne. The
house was finished sufficiently on -January
10 to have a surprise house warming and kit-
chen shower for them.
Sunday, January 12 was the occasion for
the installation service for Pastor Carne.
Jim Campbell, chairman of the official
board, was in charge. Rev. Gary Shut-
tleworth, pastor of the Auburn United Chur-
ch, read the scripture. Joy Collins, youngest
of Pastor Carne's four daughters, provided
the special music.
Rev. Ed Prosser, District Superintendent
preached the sermon and administered the
charge to the new pastor and the congrega-
tion, Pastor Carne thanked the congregation
for their gracious welcome and their
generosity which placed more than $300
worth of groceries m the parsonage pantry.
David Baan responded to the charge for
the congregation, expressing appreciation
for the ministry of the new pastor and his
wife that had been received since they first
supplied the pulpit last July. Ninety people
were present for the service.
On January 14 the Missionary Women In-
ternational met at the home of Marilyn
Campbell to _hear Barbara Sparks, a
member of the local congregation who has
been serving as a missionary in Nigeria. She
will be ministering also in the services on
January 26.
Hamiitons have first child
HAMILTON
Lance and Carmen are happy to announce
the safe arrival of their first child, Marcus
Allen, born January 12, 1986 at Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital weighing 7 lb.
4 oz. Proud grandparents are Yolande and
Stan Niemer of Florida, U.S.A. and Harry
and Rilla Hamilton of Comber, Ontario.
NURSE •
Paul and Lorie are happy to announce the
birth of their first child a boy, Ryan Paul,
weighing 8 Ib. 1 oz. at Clinton Public
Hospital on Saturday, January llth, 1986.
Proud grandparents are Gerry and Norine
Nurse of Goderich. First grandchild for
Jean and John Alexander of Clinton, first
great grandson for Art and Gladys Alex-
ander of Brucefield and great grandson for
Bill Nurse and Muriel Schars, both residents
of Huronview Clinton.
TAYLOR HESSELWOOD
Luann and Ken ate pleased to announce the
birth of Taylor Keith Hesselwood on
January 12th, 1986 weighing 5 lb. 5 oz. at
Clinton Public . HospitaL -The..proud -grand- ,
Parents are Keith and Kay Hesselwood 'of
Blyth, Ron and Joyce Taylor of Varna.
Great grandparents are James East, Louis
and Beatrice Taylor, and Walter and Grace
Forbes. Specials thanks, to the 2nd Floor
Nurses and Dr. Salsbury. Luann Taylor and
Ken Hesselwood.-04
DIGNAN
Wes, Marie, Mathew and Courtneyare
thrilled to announce the birth of their
daughter and baby sister, Lindsey Marie, 8
lb. 10e/2 oz. at Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, January 3, 1986. Proud
grandparents are Jack and Mary Farrish,
Lucknow and Harold and Revada Dignan,
-Hensall.
NEWBORN NEWS
HALMER
Kurt and Halley Halmer wigh to announce
the arrival of their son, Kraig, born
December 30, 1985. A brother for Jason and
Jeremiah.
Extend
sympathy to
Howard family
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Jennifer Dalton 529-7420
The community would like to extend
sympathy to the Howard families on the
departure of Mrs. Patricia Howard.
Congratulations to Clete Dalton on winn-
4' ing ,$300 on the Lucknow Sports Complex
Lottery.
Winners of the CIL Agrimart Bonspiel
last Saturday in Ripley were Robert Simp-
son, Sr., Robert Simpson, Jr., Art Simp-
son, and Francis Hogan.
Father Ed Dentinger is taking a vaca-
tion m Florida.
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