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GNAI,STAR',11TEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1980
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Goderich Area
ROBERT McCALLUM -
II CAMBRIA ROAD, GODERICH
524-7345
Clinton Area
MICHAEL 'FALCONER
153 HIGH STREET, CLINTON
482-9441
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OF MOUNT FORES
Robert and Elva McCabe of RR 4 Goderich celebrated their 55th Wedlding Anniversary with
their family at a dinner held'in their honor at the 113emniller Inn.
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Everyone.
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400 Dresses
for all occasions
Friendship Group
involveg the handicapped
Churches are doing their best to include
their mentally handicapped members in
their spiritual programs but Friendship
Groups Canada believemore can and
should be done.
Based on a well-reSearched special
religious instruction program, the Friend-
ship Series, the one -year-old organization is
promoting weeknight programs • for the
mentally handicapped.
One of the program's main features is
one-to-one teaching, which calls for many
volunteer teachers from community chur-
ches. Several local churches, working
together, will be able to offer this ministry
to people from their own congregation and
from the surrounding community. Teachers
need be neither professionals nor experienc-
ed. Friendship Groups Canada will provide
teaching consultants.
Typically, Friendship Clubs meet once a
week at an area church. The stress is on
socializing in a group setting. A Bible story
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Goderich man dies
51st Harrison
reunion held
in Brucefield
is told, followed by a 15 to 25 minute session
in which each teacher meets with his or her
student to reinforce the lesson just taught. A
social time with singing; refieshmentsand
crafts rounds out the typical evening.
The Friendship program strives to teach
the basics of the Christian faith at levels the
mentally handicapped can understand.
There are youth and adult levels, each
designed to reflect appropriate domestic
and social situations.
There are more than 40 Friendship
Groups across North America, 40 of them in
Canada. Groups areusuallystarted by two
or three caring initiators or by a loving, live-
ly church. Once begun, a Friendship Club
works best as a joint effort of eeveral local
churches.
4 -low to go about establishing this beautiful
outreach? Write or phone 1"FriendshiP
Groups Canada" Coordinator,. Herman de
Jong, P.O. Box 333, Jordan Atation, Ont.
LOR 1S0. Telephone 416-562-7478.
BRUCEFIELD - The 51st Harrison Reu-
nion was held at Huron Centennial School
July 5.
It was a hot sunny day with 66 people in at-
tendance. The sports were run under the
direction of Peter and Marjorie Levick,
Dorothy ,Taylor, R and Marian Taylor.
Results ,are -as ws,:- Races: six and -
under girls: first - isa Bennett; second. -
Lori Collins. Six and under boys: first - Joey
Airdrie; secong - Adam Smyth: 4even to
nine girls: first - Erin Jamieson; second -
Kimberly .JamiesOn. Seven to 'nine boys:
first .; Ethan'Wallace; second- Mac Hackett.
10-12 boys: first - Aaron. Taylor; second -
Jeff Oesch. 13 and over - women - first -
Peggy Willert; second - Sherri Desch. 13'and
over - men - first - Timmy Airdrie; second -
Javan Taylor.
Wheel Barrow Race: first Java P and
Aaron Taylor; 'second - Trevor MacLean'
and Ethan Wallace. Three -Legged Race:
first - Javan and Aaron Taylor; second -
' Brenda MacLean and Dorothy Airdrie.
Lifesaver Relay: Girls ages six to nine
years won.
Water. Balloon Toss: first - Roy and
Marian Taylor; 'second - Javan and Aaron
Taylor. Peanut Scramble for children six
and under was held. Egg on Spoon Relay -
ladies team won. Kick the Slipper: Timmy
Airdrie and Jo -Anne Smyth. Marshmallow
Relay: boys and girls 9-13 won. Sponge
Race: six - 9 year old girls. Guess the Mints -
Elizabeth Foster. Oldest person in atten-
dance - Annie Harrison; Youngest person in
.attendance - Cameron Neilands and Coming
the greatest distance - Peter, Marjorie and
Aaron Levick.
' The executive for 1987 - president, Roy
. Desch: secretary -treasurer, Barb Desch;
directors: Bill and Lois Hodgert, Brenda
MacLean, Dorothy Airdrie and Elizabeth
Foster; sports: Marilyn Beechey, Deb
• Jamieson and Della Bennett.
' The 52nd Beunion will be held on July 4,
1987 starting at 2 p:m. at Huron Centennial
School.
GORDON IRWIN
Gordon Irwin, 86, of tbe Dearness Home,
London, formerly of Goderich and Lucknow;
died Thursday, July 3, 486 at his residence.
Surviving are two dmighters Helen, Mrs.
Ken Rutter, of London and Mae, Mrs. Bill
Hunter, of Lucknow, one son Wayne, of
Nashville, Tennessee, one brother Spence
Irwin, of Lucknow,- seven grandchildren and
four great grandchildren.
He was predeceased by his wife Ina Gib-
.. ,..nonAwnon$,Camtan in infancy and Harold
• in 1945, 4igfitiotifer Pa ei:;:and his parents
Wilson and Frorence aesar) Irwin.• •
A memorial service,will be held Monday,
July 14 ap7 p.in. at the MacKenzie and Mc-
CreathFuneral Home, Lucknow. Crema-
tion. Interment ot ashes, Greenhill
Cemetery, Lucknow.
ALEXANDER RYN MILTENBURG
Alexander Ryan Mtenburg, infant son of
Don and Jennifer ,Miltenburg of RR7
Lucknow, died peat ully at his home on
- -Tuesday; June 17; 19 ; He -was botn.June 2,
1986.
He is survived by t
parents Ries and
Ashfield Township a
• Sinnett, of Detroit,
• grandmothers and s
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s parents, his grand-
arie , Miltenburg, of
d Dennis and Kathy
ichigan, two. great
eralhunts and uncles.
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Li First Baptist C urc /
I , MONTREAL STREET, GODERICH
MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE 9:45 a.m.
Tuesday 10:00 a.m. PRAYER & BIBLE STUDY
I PASTOR: REV. GILBERT KIDD
i 524.9049 1.
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Organist -Choir DirectorDona Baker
You can find acceptance, purpose, lily & peace in Christ
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ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
Anglican - Episcopal
North and Nelson Streets, Goderich ,
Rector: The Reverend Robert J. Cracker
- Organist -Choirmaster: David Hamilton, A.R.C.T.
Sunday, July 13th . 4
8:30 a.m. Holy Communion • .
11:00 o.m, MorningOrayer ,
Sermon; Problems from the Creed (ay, :
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4:30 cm% 14oly tatoomoiortpithrisi Church.
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Shirley M. McCall, Pastoral Assisiont
The Rev. G.L. Royal M.A., M. Div, Minister
Lorne H. Dotterer, Director of Praise
Sunday, Jtily.13th, i
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ii Service - 10:00 a. IT.1
iThe Rev. Wallace J. Marra
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(Nursery Facilities) Sunday June June 29 - Summer Schedulebeg s - 10:00 a.m.)
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i Calvary Baptist hurch I
i I1ATFIELD ROAD AT IILAI .. STREET ;
,Pastor: Terry Woodeoc
' - ' Phone 524-6445
iNursery Facilities ... availa e
C Sunday School - 10:140 a.m.
iMorning Service 11:00
Evening Service 7:00
Special Music at Both Servi s
• Prayer Meeting - Wed. 7:
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i . Neighbourhood Bible Tim
coming July 7-11 - Ages 4
L....WELCOME TO THET,RIEtkely HURCH: 'f
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United Church of C nada
56 North Street. 524-7631, 52 -6931 • I
Unlon,ServIce of Victor! Street
and North Street pnited" Medias
tunciciy:July1
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At -VICTORIA STREET CH:OCH
Nov. Johfl Wood . ntinist
Mr Wad ROWS proanIt4
Alex was buried in Kingsbridge Cemetery
on June 18 with . Father Ed Dentinger '
officiating. • "
DORA MAY MOGRIDGE -•
Dora May Mogridge, 87, of Auburn, died.
July 4, 1986 -at -the Clinton Public Hospital. -
Born in Hulled Township, site was a
housewife and a member of the Knox United
Church in Auburn.
She was predeceased by her husband Bert
Marsh on Nov. 28, 1979.
Surviving are three daughters Helen, of
Madison, Wisconsin, June, Mrs. Howard
Wallace, of Goderich and Betty, of Auburn,
one sister Edith Thompson, of Brampton
and two .grandchildren Nita Wallace, of
Toronto and John Wallace, of Goderich:
Funeral services were held July 6 at the
Tasker Funeral Home' in Myth with Mr.
Gary Shuttleworth officiating. Interment
Ball's Cemetery.
Pallbearers included'John Wallace" Bob
Thompson, Noel White, John McIver, Bob
Arthur and Maurice Bean.
Verna and John Kane received a Masters of
Science degree in Education (Administra-
tion) at the one hundred and twenty-ninth
Convocation at Niagara University,
Lewiston, New York. In . attendance were
Emily Cory, Patriciazand.Davidl3rereton.ot
Goderich, Isobel Maclean, Harriston and
Marilyn and John McKay of St Catharines.
Verna is Co-ordination of Student Services
for Huron County and John is principal of -
Holniesville Public Sehool. •
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