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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-04-30, Page 13District News GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1986—PAGE 13 ary I love ars MOTHER'S DAY IS MAY 11 Say it with this special ruby & diamond pendant. Yours exclusively t(om An- stett's. Designed and created by our own goldsmiths. Quantities are limited. — Shop now! 99?5 ANSTETT JEWELLERS Six guest choral groups were featured at the Goderich Big Sing on Saturday night at the Goderich high school. The Goderich Habouraires hosted Brantford's Brantmen of Song, the Gentlemen Songsters of Niagara Falls, the International Harvester choir from Hamilton, the Queensmen from Toronto and guest singers from the United States. (photo by Susan Hundertmark) Stewardship is offering talents Auburn UCW meeting is told The U.C.W. met on Apr. 23 at the Church. Mrs. M. Bakker and Mrs. J. Middlekamp led the worship service on "Time". Mrs. Bakker opened with a poem "A stroll down Country Love" and Hymn "Take Time to be Holy" was sung with Mrs. Middlekamp as pianist. She then gave a thought provok- ing story about chaos and grounded electric fence with a happy discovery ending. The Scripture Chapter 3 Ecclesiastic on Time was read by Mrs. Bakker. Offering was received and Mrs. Middlekamp led in prayer, followed by singing "The Lord is my Shepherd," A poem "My Purpose in Time" closed the Worship. Mrs. Gary Shuttleworth then spoke on Stewardship. She spoke of a Mother's im- portance in teaching Stewardship. The first t years of a child's life teaches them their,at- titude to life and their responsibilities for the future. Stewardship is the offering of our talents, money and total self to God. It is good prac- tise of a Christian religion. Mrs. Peter Verbeek thanked Mrs. Shut- tleworth and then -conducted the business. Mrs. Verbeek spoke about the conference' she had attended. • • The U.C.W. is invited to Whitechurch on May 7, at 8:15 p.m. Mrs. M. Coultes will speak and show pictures, on May 20, Unit 1 will be in charge of the Lion's dinner. June 17 is Camp Bimini for "Camping Experience". It was decided to send $50 to the Huron Perth Presbytery Knox United Church Gary Shuttleworth was in charge of morn- ing service at Knox 'United Church. Piano Prelude was by Mrs. Barry Millian. The flowers in the sancutary were in memory of the late Joe Postill by his family: The Junior Choir sang, "God Is a Good God". with Mrs. Gordon Gross at the piano and under the direction of Mrs. Allan Webster. Junior Congregation was run by Linda Durnin, Anita Gross, Glynnis Young, Kerry Bakker and Nicole MiddleKamp. 11,0 The Royal Canadian Legion Goderich (Ont. No. 109) Branch NOTICE To Graduates of Goderich Collegiate Re - the A.V.M. J.A. Sully and Legion Branch 109 Scholarship Legion Branch 109 invites an application for the above named scholarship from former students of Goderich District Col- legiate who have com- pleted one academic year at a Canadian university in one of the following - Medicine, Dentistry, Engineering or who have completed two. years in any Honours Course, Application Forms may be obtained by writing to the Secretary of Legion Bran- ch 109, 56 Kingston St, Goderich, Ontario, N7A 3K4 or by contacting the Guidance Officer of the Goderich Collegiate. Deadline for applications is June 30, 19866 Neil Shaw 524.8408 Branch 109 P R 0 AUBURN The Minister chose for his sermon "The Future Church;' Offering was received by Greg Park and Roger Cunningham. The ser- vice closed with the congregational Benediction "Father We Love Thee". Local News Mr. and Mrs. Walter Denys of Kippen and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lapp of Auburn held a 40th. Anniversary dance in honor of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Lapp on Apr. 18 at the Auburn Community Hall. Don Datema was the disc jockey. An ad- dress from the community was given by Leonard Archambault and a number of gifts presented. ' Guests were presented from Chapleau, St. Thomas, Waterloo, Barrie, London, Atwood, Mildmay, Markdale, Auburn and the. sur- rounding community. • BobOswald of Bridgeport visited.with•his Aunt Elva-Straughan on Saturday.. Arch Jardin of Ajax spent several days visiting his brother Tom Jardin and Mrs. Jardin. Alan Jardin of Kitchener and Bonnie Ar- mour and Julia of Waterloo were guests with Mr. and Mrs: Tom Jardin and Elva Straughan on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor visited on Sun- day with her aunt Nell Handy of Goderich. Auburn Women's Iiistitiitc The annual meeting of Women's Institute was held Apr. 22 at the Bedford Hotel Goderich with 22 present. The president Mrs. Len Archambault welcomed all and presented everyone with a Huron County pin, Mrs. Tom Jardin thanked the committee that had worked on the 125th Anniversary Book and it was to be placed in the Auburn MEMBER AMERICAN 8 Albert St. CLINTON 284 Main St. EXETER 26 Main st. S. SEAFORTH 135 Queen St. East ST. MARYS 203 Durham St. E. WALKERTON 2 The Square GODERICH GEM SOCIETY i;% • .tl[ s, library in memory of the late Eleanor Bradnock. The minutes of the last meeting and Treasurer's report were given by Mrs. Robert Peck. District President Mrs. C. Elliott of Clinton brought greetings from Huron West. She read two readings' on "Thoughts" and said this was the "Interna- tional Year of Peace". The district annual is to be held at Belgrave,. May 26 with registration at 9:30 a.m. The election of officers took place with Mrs. C. Elliott in charge. Officers: for 1896-7 are: past president, Marjorie McDougall; president, Mrs. Leonard Archambault; first vice president, Mrs. Gordon Chamney; secretary treasurer, Mrs. Robert Peck and assistant secretary treasurer, 'Mrs. Don Haines. District director is Marjorie McDougall, alternate district director is Mrs. Tom Haggitt, pianists are Mrs. Emer- son Rodger' and Marjorie McDougall, branch directors are Lillian Leatherland, Mrs. Donald Cartwright and Mrs. Frank Itaithby and Public Relations,. Officer is Mrs. Lawrence Plaet„zej. Gt. Convenors of Standing Committees in- clude Agrtculture.and Canadian Industries, Mrs. Emerson Rodger, 'Mrs. Hugh Bennett and Mrs. Llo3rd Barth; Cititenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Tom Jardin and Tina Empey; Education and Cultural Activities, Mrs. Oliver Anderson and Marjorie N' McDougall; Family and Consumer Affairs, Lillian Leatherland and Mrs. Elliott Lapp; Resolutions, Mrs. Tom Lawlor and Mrs. Lawrence Plactxer; Curator,. Mn, Tom Haggitt and Telephone Committee, Beth Lansing and Mrs. Tom Haggitt. The meeting continued with Cor- respondenceread by Mrs. Robert Peck. There was discussion on the Hall Board and Women's Institute, pertaining to articles in the Community Hall' Kitchen. One resolution was dealt with and to be written out, and read at the District Annual. CUSTOM FRAMING SALE VALUABLE COUPON 1 0 0/O Off YOUR FIRST CUSTOM FRAME With this coupon on orders taken May 1 'till May 31. 411= Offer applies to all frame samples and mats ',Does not apply to glass orders. VALUABLE COUPON 2 0 0,O Off YOUR SECOND CUSTOM FRAME With this coupon on orders taken May) 'till May 31 11011010. 4111111111111— VALUABLE COUPON 33 Off ANY ADDITIONAL CUSTOM FRAME With this coupon, on orders taken May 1 'till May 31. GODERICI-I SUNCOAST MALI. • 524-4840 —Available at— CLINTON MAIN STREET 482.9494 Ali framing done at no charge except stretching. 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