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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-04-02, Page 7GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WRDNI' SDAY, APRIL 2,1986 --PAGE 7 Auburn people return .from Brownsville Dikes, bikes and ball gloves came out of winter storage over the brother, Nicholas paused for a cool refreshing drink of pop before weekend as children played outdoors in the warm sunshine. On they resumed play on their tricycles. (photo by Sharon Dietz) Monday afternoon, Rian Allen, 4, left, Sarah Crawford, 5, and her , Kinsmen award achievement The Kinsmen Clubs of Zone K recently at- tended a conference held March 2 at Mit- chell. The purpose of the conference was to award clubs and individuals for their efforts in the past year and to elect a Deputy - Governor for the 'following year. r'eche Kinsmen Club of Goderich was the i lent of a'ntuiiber of these awards. The Maple Leaf Award for outstanding achieve- ment in his first year in Kinsmen was won by Tom Stark. Kevin Faber was awarded the Senior Bulletin Award for his production of an excellent club newsletter. Three"awards were accepted by President BarronPurser on behalf of the Goderich Club. The Sinclair Service Award, given for a major project that best serves the com- munity's need was awarded for the work done by the Goderich Kinsmen in converting their Kin Centre into a licensed day-care facility. Alsoreceived were an Expansion Award for increasing club membership and a Participation Award for contributing After Eights learn about funeral homes IOLMESVILLE - On March 29 the After Eights met at Bev's before going to visit the BallandFalconer Funeral Home. The home activities from last week were to prepare questions for Mike Falconer. Members were greeted at the door by Mr. Falconer, who was all dressed up in his capacity as funeral director. He took the members into one of the visiting rooms and ex lained lthe history of funeral homes, em- balming, cremation, burialsland his jobs as funeral director. After the informative talk, Mr. Falconer took the members on a tour' of the funeral home From the embalming room to the' casket room to• the chapel to the lounge downstairs. It was an informative and en- - joyable tour.and talk and members learned how to handle a death and what the prepara- tions of the funeral are The last meeting of the Holmesville 17 After Ptgfilts' will be April 5 at I p.m, at BeV''s Dinosaurs Alive at local library Dinosaurs are coming to your library on Saturday,. Apr. 5! Dinosaurs Alive will be presented by Jim Lovisek and the Toronto Lature Centre at the Goderich Branch ibrary at'10:30 a.m., the Bayfield;Branch Library at 1:20 p.m. and the Zurich Public School at 4 p.m. The Dinosaurs Alive demonstration pays borrrage to those monstrous creatures which •roamed the earth 135 million years - the rdinosaut s inc auuierice wui 1'►sillsie a461iai ;;dinosaur fossils, teeth, and, the shells and ;cast'' of an egg of the 'horn'ed dinosaur, ,Protoceratops. • • r Come face to face with living reptiles in# eluding a Blue Tongued ' Skink „.Brom .Austrakia, and meet "Jaws I1'r, a fantastic R60 pound AlligatorSnapping ttotlatroni the nMis i'�t ippi River! A The program is• suitable ;for children seven and up. Admission i s, only $1, Avoid diisappoint enndaot ticyour t - Orient �� library today, volunteer hours to different community works. Matt Pearson of Goderich was elected Deputy -Governor of Zone K and will ad- minister the eight clubs in the zone. As well, he will sit on a District Executive that oversees, the operations of the ninety-seven clubs in District One. The Kinsmen Club of Goderich is a com- munity service group of about forty young men didicated to "serving the community's greatest needs" Money raised through various fundraisers is returned to the com- munity through donations to minor sports, charitable groups, and the Kinsmen . na- tional service project, the fight against Cystic Fibrosis. They organize the Bike-a- thon for Cancer, the Santa Claus Float, the' Christmas Downtown lighting display, and ,assist' at Blood' Donor Clinics. A playground is open to the public nights and weekends at their centre on Keays Street. If you are interested in joining, this group or require their assistance please feel free to contact them at P.O. Box 23, Goderich. Visitors with Beth Lansing on Saturday afternoon were Bruce and Kristen Youngblut of Toronto: Don, Margaret, Lori and Susan Youngblut, London and Glen, Jean and Jennifer Youngblut and friend of Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodgers returned from Brownsville, Texas on Friday, March 28 after spending the winter months there. The euchre tournment scheduled for April 5 is cancelled and re -scheduled for April 19. Easter guests with Pastor and Mrs. Carne were Shari and Brian Mater, Heidi and Dustin of Wgrnfleet,. Yvonne and Gerald Cainplin; Heather, David, and Bethany of Clarksburg and'MMiriam Carne, from Stoney Creek. Mr. and Mrs. E. Rodgers visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Helesic of Goderich: Easter visitors with' Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawrence were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dickey, Lisa, Dawn and Adam of Inverhuron; Mary and Gary Smith; Richard and Melinda Of Dungannon; Diane and Kasandra Dickey of Kincardine; Dave Collins of Kincardine; Leonard Smith of Ripley; Lynn Wall and boys of Wingham; Gary Collins and Irene, Audrey Rutlege, Penny and Jonathan Rutledge of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hallam visited with his mother, Mrs, Hallam and brother, Ray on Sunday at Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hallam visited with his mother, Mrs. Hallam and brother Roy on Sunday at Lucknow. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McIntosh and Mr. and Mrs. D. Goffin all of London visited with Mrs. Frances Clark on the weekend. Huron Chapel Missionary Church People were wondering why it had never been done before, as they left a very inspira- tional Good Friday Service, the . first in history of Huron Chapel. • The excellent attendance was augmented by the presence of some of the congregation of the Westfield Church, whose pastor, Dan Vair, played the organ during the service Pastor and -Mrs. Vair also ministered twice in song. Pastor Carne, preached on the theme, The Cancelled Appointment, emphasizing that we, like Barabbas, have been spared the penalty of sin because "Christ bore our sins' in his own body on the cross". During the communion service which followed, one per- son trusted Christ as her Saviour. On Easter Sunday the "race to the moon", Sunday School enlargement campaign was inaugurated.. The effects in the adult Bible class were noticed immediately, since because of the size of the class they found a larger place in which to meet. At the morning Service Pastor and Mrs. -Carne •ministered in song and the pastor preached on `;The Divine Upheaval". Dur- ing the evening service Pastor Carne show- ed slides of his recent visit to Isreal. Walkerburn Club On March- 25 at 2 p.m. the Walkerburn AUBURN Mildred Lawler Club met at the home of Mrs. L. Penfound. The president Mrs. Len Archambault open- ed the meeting with a poem, Smile. Mrs. J. Huizinga led in prayer. The treasurer's report •showed $230 in the bank and the foster child sponsorship paid until the end of June. Roll Call was taken and the draw donated by Mrs, Lloyd Pen - found was won by. Mrs. J. Verwey. Pictures of Italy will be shown by Mr. and Mrs. E. Lapp at the April meeting. Mrs. Huizinga introduced the Lady Finelle speakers, Mrs. B. Moxam and Mrs. P. McCabe. A draw was made for a model and the hostess Mrs. Penfound •was the lucky winner. They showed how to find cor- rect skin tones, then the make up to use and the correct colours to wear. It was greatly enjoyed. Mrs. Hunking read two appropriate Easter poems and lunch was served by the hostesses Mrs. Tom Cunningham and Mrs. R. Archambault. A social get to-gether clos-" ed the•meeting., Euchre Results The weekly euchre party was held on Wednesday evening, March 26 at the Com- munity Hall with eight tables in play. Win- ners were: High man, Ken McDougall; Low man, Orval McPhee; High Lady, Jane Glousher; Low laady, . Anne Glousher; Novelty, Mrs. Shrobrook. Euchre parties are held every Wednesday evening Knox United Church Easter Service Lilies and a lovely "Alleluia Our King Lives" banner made by Lori Millian's se- cond grade pupils adorned the sanctuary for Easter morning service. The Ministry Gary Shuttleworth was in charge of the service. Organ and piano prelude was by Mrs. Gordon Gross and Lori Millian. The Junior Choir sang two numbers entitl- ed "Alleluia" and " Praise The Lord" under the direction of Mrs. Allan Webster and Mrs. Gordon Gross. The Senior Choir sang "Christ Arose" with Mrs. Barry Millian as pianist. The Junior congregation was in charge of Mrs. T Bakker, Tammy Shuttleworth, Don- na Lynn and Lori Armstrong;. ' The minister chose ' for his sermon,' "Understanding Easter". There were palm crosses from Africa in the bulletins, a gift from Mr. & Mrs. Shuttleworth. Offering was received by Greg Hallam, Steven-Milliany Bill Seers and M. Bakker. the Bahii'i Uniting the world .. One heart at a time Dynamics of Prayer for Solving Problems 4th Step - Have faith and confiden- ce that power will flow through you, the right way will appear, the door will open, the right thought, the right message, the right prin- ciple, or the right book will be given to you. Have confidence and the right thing will come to your need. Then, as you rise from prayer, take at once the 6th step. 5th Step - Act as though it had all been answered. Then act with tireless, ceaseless energy. And as you act, you, yourself, will become a magnet, Which will attract more power to your being, until you become an urlobstructed channel for the Divine power to flow through you. 0 God, refresh and gladden my spirit. Purify my heart. Illumine my powers. I lay all my affairs in Thy hand. Thou art my Guide and any Refuge. I will no longer be ' sorrowful and grieved; I will be a happy and joyful being. 0 God! I will no longer be full of anxiety, nor will I let trouble harass me. I will not dwell on the unpleasant things, of life, 0 God, Thou art more friend to me than I am to myself. I dedicate myself to Thee, 0 Lord. If you have' any questions about the Baha'i Paith you would like an- swered in thio column, please phone or.write: . Croderich 54-4620 `.0. tox 212. IK,ilicardine g96.a589 PCi 136* 1050' Oi iatoltll 48243388 ` ; x 14$1 1250 Chock send adjust thread tumbling tc hanism • 1l necessary. STOP Os. 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