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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-04-16, Page 16PAGE 16 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1986 .ENTERTAINMENT Friday & Saturday, April 18 & 19. at the Candlelight Restaurant Music By: "SOUND ERA" Have Fun Music for Everyone Young and Old FLOW.ERS FOR TODAY GIFTS FOREVER 166 THE SQUARE, GODERICH PHONE 524-8761 Evenings and Sundays phone 529-7253 Walkerton & District 4Ralif Walkerton Community Centre Sped& Guest Speaker: Joe Borowski *Alliance Against Abortion. Winnipeg* Special Entertainment - Dynamics `3. per person Soot Draw Tickets available at: Curieo Interiors - Walkerton, Hanover, K5ncordire 8 O ,en Sound, The Rose Store - Walkerton, Mark's Garage - Chepstow, Raper's General Store - Cargill or call: Bob Taylor 5119-366-2347 or Tom Fritz 519-366-2661 Sponsored by Knights of Columbus Cargill, Chepstow, Paisley LAKEFRONT CONTRACTING SERVICES 15 Years Experience • ADDITIONS AND RENOVATIONS • ROOFING, DECKS • CUPBOARD REFACING • KITCHEN ISLANDS • COMMERCIAL COUNTERS • PAINTING & AIRLESS SPRAYING •CHIMNEY •FAMILY ROOMS • NEW CONSTRUCTION IR ;Ant Fully Insured INTERIOR & EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS For Free Estimates Call CLINTON 482-5487 GRAND BEND 238-8994 —We Guarantee our Workmanship CompetitiOn is keen at Auburn unday School cmaign No one dares miss Sunday school during these days of the Sunday school enlarge- ment campaign. The competition is keen and the interest high as the four teams race to the moon. Heather McCowan's team has taken a com- manding lead but is being challenged by Wayne Young's team. Also in hot pursuit are the teams captain- ed by Lorraine Carne and David Rodges. In addition to points being awarded for personal attendance and the bringing nging of new so on the people, stress is being placed memorization of scripture, with the canresult that, all over the church, people e heard quoting the verse for the week. One of the practical .problems of enlargement has resulted in the need to relocate the. 30 members of the adult Bible, class to a larger place. During the morning service David Rolston ministered in song and Pastor Carne preached on the theme "The Lost Is Found". As a prelude to the evening service Doran Rolston,Eric Campbell and and dBurchill r hill harmonized on the bass, piano Doran Rolston and Lorraine Carne ministered in song and Pastor Carne's ser- mon was entitled "The Miracle Of Love." KNOX UNITED CHURCH SERVICE The minister Gary Shuttleworth was in charge of the morning service on Apr. 15. Organ prelude was by Mrs. Barry Millian. An act of dedication took place, where the new sound system was dedicated in memory of the late Maxine Durnin: The Senior choir sang "Lift up your Voices in Praise". The Junior congregation was run by Bernice Gross, Donna Lynn, Lois Armstrong and Margaret Bakker: The minister chose for his sermon "Beyond The Darkness". FORE GREAT See Sunset Golt! All Equipment ON SALE See our new , . Spring Arrivals All memberships now on sale! WIN • a free membership for 1987 when you join now! Buy a couples membership • win a couples membership Buy a single membership • win a single membership. Buy a Junior membership • win a Junior membership (Not transferrable • may be used In Pro•Shop.equipment if moving out of town) BE , WINNER AT IDNSFTI MEMBERSHIP BONUS OFFER Early Bird Discounts in April SAVE AN EXTRA 1O% OFF ANY CLUB SET PURCHASED FROM STOCK IN APRIL Special Group Rates • Extra discounts for first year and out•ol•town memberships. NAME ADDRESS PHONE AUBURN Mildred Lawlor Offering was received by Roger Cunn- ingham and Larry Plaetzer. The service closed with Congregational Benediction, "Father we Love Thee". UNIT II OF KNOX UNITED CHURCH Judy Mathers was the guest for Unit II of Auburn United Church Women on Apr. 9. The messages "Teaching Among The Cree" waj a first hand account of a year spent teaching Cree children at Kingfisher 'Lake. This dry reserve is 300 miles north of Sioux Look Out, accessible only by plane. The information she presented and her ex- periences of her life on the reserve added greatly to the year's dialogue on Native People. The convenors Shelley Worsell, Shirley. Andrews and Carol Forbes conducted a wor- ship period on the theme "Sidetracks of Life". Dorothy Grange accompanied for the hymn, "Come Let Us Sing of a Wonderful Love." President Betty Marsh convened for the business and reports were accepted. Donations of Layette articles was given to Family and Children Services at Goderich and 48 pneumonia vests for Ethiopia were delivered for the World vision project. Karen Webster displayed a poster she prepared for the U.C.W. Conference at Stratford. LOCAL NEWS Mr. and'Mrs. Gordon Gross and Marjorie McDougall attended the McDougall - Weeks wedding on Saturday Apr. 5 in Knox Presbyterian Church Erb Street West, Waterloo. A farewell party was held Saturday even-, , ing Sharon andr. 12 35 former neihbors Stephen Youngblut a Bruce residence in Clinton. During the evening an address was read by Bernice Gross and gifts were presented by Carole and Ed Daer, Gordon and Brian Gross. Bruce and Sharon expressed their appreciation for the evening held in their honor and for the lovely gifts. Marjorie McDougall spent the past week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Allan McDougall, Angie, Shane and Marcia of Sudbury. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mcpougall of Clin- ton visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor also on Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd McLarty of Goderich visited with . Mr. and Mrs. Lawlor. Blyth UCW cordially invite Auburn ladies to their Thank Offering Service on Sunday, Apr. 20 -at 8 p.m. Muriel Coultes will speak on her trip. to Mexico. 4-H CLUB The 4-H Club, Quest For Success held its first meeting on Apr. 9 at Auburn United Church. The Club has seven members. Officers elected include: presi- dent, Angela Schneider, vice presiuent, Astrid Van Eeden, secretary, Susan McClin- chey, press reporter, Astrid Van Eeden and assistant press reporter, Glenyce, McClinchey. The members learned about career plann- ing, financial assistance for students and values and decision making. Angela thanked Richard Hamilton for at- tending the meeting. (Press Reporter Astrid Van Eeden) Pancake- supper was a "success Intended for hast week Mrs, F.J. Lapp has returned to St. Thomas after spending the winter months with Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Lapp. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur were guests at a birthday party Easter Sunday at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright and family of London. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Wright and fancily of Toronto and Jane Arthur and Mr. Michael Boulay of Windsor and Emilio and John Robert, great grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur. William Anderson of Newmarket visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson on the weekend. • AUBURN Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines returned from Florida on Thursday, April 3 after spending the winter months there. Auburn U.C.W. are invited to Blyth for their Thank offering service April 20. Muriel Coultes willspeak on her trip to Mexico. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Woods on the death of her father, Nelson Paterson last week. • The Knox United• Sunday School Pancake supper Was'he'1dApiila ttwsS'n greatsuc-" cess. They cleared over $600. A lot of hard work involved but was well worth it. Dorothy Grange returned from London after spending 10 days with members of her family. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Roulston have returned from their trip to. Florida. Theweekly euchre party, was held Wednesday, April 2 at the Community Hall with six tables in play. Winners were: High Man -Ray Hanna; Low Man -Tom Hallam; High Lady -Nadine Scott; Low Lady -Verna Hallam and Novelty -Martha Daer. Good Friday Service The Good Friday service was held at Knox plc - A number of blasting caps, like the one tured above, used in the harbour reconstruc- tion process have been washing ashore late- ly. Constable Jay Poulter of the Goderich Police Department cautions that while there is a 99.9 per cent chance the blasting caps are not `live' anyone finding the caps should call police. Police are advising people not to touch the caps. The caps are comprised of varying lengths of orange wire with about ,a , three-inch silver cap on the end. United Church at 3 p.m. with Gary Shut- tleworth huttleworth m charge. Mrs. Gordon Gross was organist and MarinriP McDougall as pianist for prelude and singing of hymns. Scripture passages were read by Linda and Debbie Cunningham. Meditation was based on the seven lastsayings of Jesus as He hung .on the cross. A beautiful solo, Were You There, was sung by Elliott Lapp accompanied at piano by Mrs., Barry. Millian. Service concluded with the Congrega-, tional Benedication, He Is Lord. The minister Gary Shuttleworth was in charge of the morning service. Organ Prelude was by.Mrs. Greg Park: ' The flowers in the sanctuary wereTram' the funeral of Nelson Paterson, a former member of the Church and father of Shirley, . Mrs. Darryl Woods. 0 Elliott Lapp sang a beautiful solo, There , -Is A Green Hill Far Away, accompanied on piano by Lori Millian. The Junior Congrega- tion was in charge of Mrs. Fred Armstrong,' Mrs. Bob Worsell, Karen Bakker, Stuart Bakker and Sharen Ramsey. The - ministers sermon was entitled, Special Places. The offering was received by Greg Park and Larry Plaetzer. The service closed with the Congrega- tional Benediction, Father We Love You. Lottery grant will assist disabled A Wintario Development Program Grant of $40,500 will help the Easter Seal Society pay for a study on ways to update its sum- mer camp program for the disabled, On- tario Minister of Tourism and Recreation, John Eakins has announced. 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