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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-03-03, Page 115,* r+t1 Vt1' K Op, 1ES? Vll DIGj Prig 'ES rED 3R1 KIN .OURS Pc PR 1 S TO lc IE .ES 63.99 33 TER YS' EN' 1I BARS :OLO PKG, t CR ZE :NT S :EVE, .OUR IIR 0S! rq )14NI CRY EVE' E NNON liSt of February, es ,and. one the ; home• of, Amy for. the February seting. Amy and berg served a; CSsert lunch and • Red and Donna .gas Christian int leaders, Chose here, "Friendships. Carol opened ip service and the Ake Time to Be 's sung. repeated the Prayer and gave a n on Friendship ich each lady gave hts on a way to be a nd. read a poem on g Friendship". The n was received, by prayer led by read a story about Little Red, Hen which,. reminded all to share their good' fortune and be thankful l u ofhealth'and strength to work and help others; The feature was a Training Questionnaire "Can You Follow Directions?" which the ladies flunked. TInie, as president, thanked Carol and Donna, welcomed the visitors and thanked Amy for the use of her home. Two crib quilts had been quilted during the storm by Bessie McNee, Amy Wiggins., Evelyn Errington and Mary Bere. It was moved by Amy Wiggins and seconded by Muriel Dobson that Tinie and Donna see if the quilts could be used at a local hospital or in London. It was moved by Elsie Irvin and seconded by Carol Reed that $5.00 be given to each charitable organization collecting in the village. Tinie Logtenberg gave an account of the Presbyterial in Seaforth. Sending a bale to all i0 An Angola was discussed a d g were urged to gather 'things for it - safety pips, needles, thread, print material, wood, knitting needles, plastic bags and bottles, warm clothing, especially sweaters. The treasurer reported a. balance/of $353.80. The ladies were reminded of the World Day of Prayer to be held at St. Augustine on Friday, March 4, Elsie Irvin reported sen- ding 78 cards in 1976. Tinie' closed the meeting with prayer and a thought for the day - "To handle yourself, use your head, To handle others, ,use your heart". The Mizpah Benediction was repeated in unison. DUNGANNON LOUNGING ANGELS The second meeting. of Dungannon I opened with the 4-14 pledge. Thirteen mem- EF. :EVE I1 99 16 )UR EVE TS ESI secondary school students the Goderich Kinsmen club sponsored an essay contest Iving their promotion of Heritage Day. Among five winners named (in no particular r) were Judy Langrldge left and Phil Main. (staff photo) CIVIC CORNER ursday, March 3, the Jubilee Three committee meets 7:30p.m. in the Board -Room of the Assessment Office. onday, March.7, town council meets at 7:30 p.m. in the uncil chambers of town hall. ursday, March 10, the Gdterich Architectural Con- rvancy Advisory Committee meets at 4:30 p.m, in the ilding inspector's office. berswere.present tp answer' the roil :call which, was s w to b c and :. ho pat,.,., xn, #a ri trityl, telling nat a of l''abric,'. fibre content and care, The minutes of the last meeting were read. ` Ti4s, week's secretary*preS,s: reporter is Elaine Stewart, if was decided to call the .club "Dungannon Lounging Angels". , The cover design for Notts will be made by Kathy' Pentland and Sylke Becker. .� Discussion and demon stration topics were "Getting. Ready, to cut out the ° Pat- tern", `. and' "Cutting and Marking the Pattern". In group work the girls checked "for alterations of patterns and began cutting and marking garments. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Dungannon Agricultural Society held the February meeting onWednesday evening in the ``Agricultural Hall. The minutes of the last meeting were ,„read and discussed. Dianne Park„- Joanne Sproul and Bob McNeil gave reports on the annual con-` vention which they attended. in Toi.onto. Bob Wright announced that tickets are printed and available from the directors Holmesville ladies plan work meeting by Blanche Deeves Church News Worship Service and Sunday School was held” at Holmesville United Church Sunday at 1 p.m. The Annual skating party of the Sunday Schools of Holmesville and Wesley - Willis United Churches was held Sunday afternoon in Clinton. This was followed by a pot luck 'lunch at Wesley - Willis. Ladies take note: A work meeting will take place March 8th at 10 a.m. with a pot luck lunch at,Holmesville United Churc'h." ' Personals Cathy . Potter spent the weekend in London with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ashton. School News The Professional Development Day for the teachers which was originally scheduled for March 7 has been cancelled. Classes will be held on this date as usual. Kindergarten registration will be held in the school gymnasium on Wednesday March 2. Appointments for the registration will be made through the Huron County Health Unit. Those people who are not contacted by the Health Unit by Monday February 28th can arrange the same by con- tacting the school in the af- ternoons at 482-7751. for a 50-50 draw to be held at the dance at SaltL rd on April 30. Discussion was held on improving hydro service, to hall and grounds. The membership fees {for 1977 are now due. Anyone wishing to receive prize list' in the mail should get a membership card from Wayne Snyder , or Bob McNeil. The regular March meeting will be held on the last Wednesday of March. It will be announced on Country Calendar ' on CKNX radio prior to the date. N. SOCIAL NI'�WS Sunday School and church service at Dungannon United Church were cancelled due to icy conditions of the roads. Rev. H.G. Dobson and Cliff McNeil attended -, ,the Presbytery ' meeting in Mitchell United Church on Tuesday. The nominating committee of Dungannon United Church met on Monday night. The date for the annual meeting will be announced later. Steve Dick of Elmira Mennonite Church spoke at Christian Fellowship church on Sunday in a pulpit ex - uitutge:. Yti The 'Young People' of Christian, F,ellowshlp church held their tobogganing party on Saturday afternoon and enjoyed supper and a social evening at Ken Wagier's afterward. Chuck Young and Linda Maxwell of Vancouver are spending a month or so with Chuck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young. Mrs. Amy Wiggins visited with Mrs. Dave Horton in Goderich on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross McNee in Huronview on Friday. kid Conoitigns• xn>1<lCe G, ir1t .difi<icult t ,i>'v sbi` m ," " Mon!. Y the moll+filer Dwight A ; „ m's car was hit • by a• car"' , backing' nut of 'Joseph St. East.14.S.Dwight was proceeding north through the village on Friday 'rnor* ning. Mr. and Mrs! Freeman Olson returned last Sunday from a five week holiday during which they motored to. Florida and Texas and visited • relatives in Manitoba and South Dakota. �eax 44 qth SRVINGS ON FAMILY FASHIONS SPORT JACKETS AND SUITS - SELECTED LOTS 1 / LADIES' WINTER LAST CHANCE WINTER .CLEARANCE Save up co 5D% PRICE DRESSES, COATS, BLOUSES 1/2 PRICE GERRARD'S "Your in -town Shopping Centre" ON THE SQUARE, GODERICH /uncoait mall ;r. SHOP IN CLIMATE CONTROLLED COMFORT set for Spring CO, -ORDINATE SUITING newer than ever Mix and Match Suit Jackets with Slacks or Skirts then complement them with one or more of our many Blouses available action ready partners Co-ordinate Suiting priced from $6500 • Jackets with mix or match slacks or skirts. under the Label