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NATIONAL TRUST A Nanunal and Grey Imstcu ( ompanv , GODERICH 101) Kingston St., 523-7381 'Otter applies to appliuuuns received from Septcntbcr Ii through October ll, IVR7, or mortgage of S20J110 or more All funding must he tompletcd by December 11, IV87 ill progress draws, hist advance must be made Dec ember ,il, 19R7 1 Otftr applies to residential first mortgage applications on single family, duplex or triplex, owner+.: c timed homes bang ptuchascd 'roisters from uthet lenders ywhty fur the SIO) deposit J propanes meet the ah'v(cntcna Renewalsot exist trig National Trust mortgage do not qualify for the SIn) Lash deposit Normal local Iendutg criteria will apply • •Transfer your account by giving us your account passbook and we will credit vour new I(/rAL A count wtih II)% ,t the halante transferred, to a maximum 01 S50 t),ffcr is limited m one account per person • Community News Support night held for family in Lucknow A ' tremendously' successful Support Night was held for the Stapleton family on Friday evening Sept. 11 at the I,ucknow Community Centre. Neil Stapleton wa, severely injured in a farm accident last February and since that time has made tremendous strides on the road to recovery.The newly formed Father Mc- Cormick Council of The Knights of Colum- bus, under the leadership of Grand Knight Don Frayne, conceived the idea of holding a Support Night for Neil,and the Stapleton family. An overflow crowd of family. friends and neighbours turned out to demonstrate their support and showed, in the process, the high esteem in which the Stapleton family is held.Betty Lou Dalton and the Country Roundup very capably provided the music far the evening, while a lunch, supplied by all the ladies present, was enjoyed by all. Before the evening ended Neil, his wife Nancy and their five daughters, Heather, Christine, Mary Katherine, Maureen and Patricia were called to the stage and presented with donations from the evening which totalled well over $11,000. Neil thanked everyone for their generosity and support from the time of the accident up to the present on behalf of himself and his wife and daughters. Afterwards the Stapleton girls entertained with several songs and Ray Dalton sang a song he -dedicated to Neil. Grand Knight Don Frayne thanked everyone for their generosity and presence there that evening. Classes for the new school year got under way very,successfully on Tues. Sept. 8 with new principal Sandy McQuillan at the helm. The school staff members are as follows: Mrs. Jackie .Simpson - Kindergarten; Mrs. Barb Eedy - Grade 1/2; .Mrs. Jo -an Bullen - Grade 3/4 along with Mr. Sandy McQuillan; Miss Tracey Devlin - Grade 5/6; Mr. Phil Antonio Grade 7/8; Mrs. Cathy Drennan - Special Education, Teacher Librarian, Mrs. _ Marianne Mogan_:- .Musie;_Mrs, Teresa_ Hickey - Secretary; Mrs. Jean Van Rooy - Custodian; Father Ed. Dentinger - Pastor. A school mass was celebrated 'on- Friday, Sept. 11 for all students, parents and friends. Juice is once again being sold at lunch time to help raise money for school trips, etc. Several new families were welcomed to the school for this new school year. They are Brian Lahey, Nicholas Knoop, Bridget Hogan, Jason Boel and Jesse Collins who are in Kindergarten and Katrina Collins', Jesse's big sister, in Grade 4. • Many parents are interested in continu- ing the Play School and for this reason an organizational meeting will be held at St. Joseph's Community School on Thurs. Sept 17 at 7:30 p.m. The Play School is for ore -school age children. GG Gc FINE CANADA'S NATIONAL FURNITURE WEEK SEPTEMBER 17-30 1987 )ETTLEIk flibtin- FURNITURE r) r,ctiLL3.1 ELECTROHOME S! 1 (11,'\L -,\LEE HOt..'1�S \ it \I �:\1 I C) 1"Rll \ ,\ I l .R11;\ y I: (` FL It \I).\1 \l)l)\ 1l) r, I'\I ON THE MAIN STREET OF DUBLIN 345.2250 I'I \ \'(`\I) \` i , ` \1.1 11 11 ill( R,..I1,.\Y \\l) 11:111:\Y \R ;HI ill The Knights ut Columbus. Father Nagle Council 5420, Goderich, recently donated $1,117 in profits from the group's annual Lobster and Steakfest to the Goderich and District Pro Life movement. Here, Knights of Coluinbus Financial Secretary Al Erb presents a cheque to Pro -Life Teasurer ;Martin Kuipers. I photo by Patrick Raftis1 Pro-life activities discussed at St. Joseph's On Monday Aug. 31 St. Josephs C.W.L. held their regular monthly meeting in the Parish Hall at 8 p.m. The meeting was chaired by President Denise Dalton who opened the meeting with the League Prayer. Minutes of -the last meeting were read by Secretary Diane Lalonde and ' •'Treasurer Elsie. Dykstra_.gave the finan- cial report. Clarice Dalton gave a report on recent Pro -Life activities and on the Family Coalition Party which has candidates run- ning in the current Provincial election race. She mention• s well the apprecia- tion of staff a residents of Maitland Manor in Goderich for the time the ladies of the parish take each month to devote to the residents. Clarice also mentioned that at the end of September the staff would like four cars to take the folks on a tour to view the fall colours. A `membership report was given by Pauline Nicholson while Teresa Courtney reported ,for the Community Life Con- venorship. Teresa also reported on visits to sick and shut-ins and displayed a pic- torial summary of the summer's activities. A report on ,cards. baby gifts and wed- ding gifts sent out was given by Betty Frayne. Dolores Van Osch reported on the fall session of the 4-14 club and the'need for leaders and members, while Betty Lou Dalton gave a report on the Girl Guides. A thank you was extended to the C.W.L. by Teresa Courtney on behalf of the Wm. O'Neill' Committee for the donation .of 'a Memorial .wreath. , . C.W.L. members were reminded of the upcoming Support Night for Neil Stapleton to be held at the Lucknow Community Cen- tre on Friday, Sept. llth. Ladies were asked, to please bring lunch. • Several ladies volunteered to look after a lunch booth at the Gilmore Machinery Sale on Sept. 21st. Betty Lou Dalton suggested members should visit the Country Road I.odge on 'a regular basis as well as Maitland Manor. CWL meeting KINGSBRIDGE PARISH/SCHOOL Louise Martin Suggestions tor guest speakers for the up- coming months were made as well. A sug- gestion was made that we :should become more aware of the needs and respond to those of the residents of Huron County'. Denise gave a report on the C.W.L. Na- tional Convention which was held in Lon- don and attended by herself and Tina Van Diepen. In his remarks, Father Ed gave a report on the pilgrimage to St. Marys and invited members of the League to imitate The Blessed Virgin Mary as a role model. For the current Marian year Father encourag- ed Rosa%y devotion in'the home and men- tioned that every First Friday there is a Marian Holy Hour which precedes the Mass. As well the Rosary during October will be for the Holy Year. The meeting adjourned with the Prayer to Our Lady of Good Counsel. The next meeting will be Oct. 5th. Ready or not, teachers and students have now resumed another year's school activities. Another successful year of baseball came to an end at the end of August for boys and girls aged seven. to „12. The Kingsbridge team coached by Mike and Joan Courtney and Eileen Wilson played teams from Brookside and Lucknow on Tuesday evenings in Kingsbridge. If there was no game a practice was held instead. The,season began at the end of .lune and every Tuesday evening. Between nine and 17 boys and girls participated. 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