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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-09-15, Page 18PA,GE:16--.GQDERICH,SIGNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1977 ew pastor gives first sermon in Dungannon Visitors on Sunday with Mrs. Minnie Jones and Mel were Mr. and Mrs. Mel Bell, Goderich; Mr. George Bell sand Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Green of London. England. . Mrs. Elma Reed was guest of honour recently at the birthday party given by her daughter Doris, Mrs. Lorne Eadie, and granddaughter. Mary,, at Holyrood. Friends and relatives Were present from Goderich, Dungannon, Lucknow, W ingham, Kinlough and Holyrood. An interesting program was given during the afternoon. A delicious dessert was served and pictures were taken. Mrs. Reed was 85 years of age on September 3, Mr,'and Mrs. Irvine Eedy visited Bob and Kathy Eedy and family at Mississauga last weekend and shared in birthday celebrations for twins Jennifer and Megan. Labour Day weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith were Evelyn's sister, Mrs. W m. Garton, Leamington: her brother and heti v if ', Mr. and Mr's. Dungannon v doings Mary Bere, correspondent, 529-7915 Ambrose Gamble, Ripley. and cousins,. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Champion. London. Peter and Drinda Lauren nt Stoney Point visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. NLU'\ in Smith, th.ls weekend Nlr Roht Irvin came home on Saturday after spending Children's corner 12 new students SCHOOL NEWS BY DIANE FARRISH AND BRENDA HENDERSON• For Brookside students it was back to school on Tuesday for the 1977-78 school year. Three hundred and. fifty-six students registered, including twelve n6 students. There is only one new teacher this year, Mrs. Nancy - Cameron (nee Shelley) who teaches Grade 3 and 4. She is welcomed to the school. There are also, thirty new kindergarten scholars being initiated into school. routines. The staff at Brookside/ is as follows: Mn. Gary Jewitt - Principal: Mr. Don Cameron - Vice -Principal, Grade 8 and music: Mrs: Madeline Anderson - Grade 8. history on rotary: Mr. Chas. Liddle. Grade 7 'and science: Mr. Greg Hazlitt - Grade 7 and guidance: Mrs. 1), Graham - Grade 6: :Mr. Ross Frrington, Grade 5 and 6, Sr, boys phys, t'd.; Mrs. Luis Tehhutt - Grade 4 and 5: Mrs, Nancy Cameron - Grade 3 and 4: Mrs. Shelley Worsel1 - G.rade Mrs. Janet Blanchette - Brookside news Grade 2: Mrs, Louise Wilson - Grade 1: NIrs, Luis Farrish - kindergarten : Mrs. Helen Blake librarian: Miss Vianne "1 r c'zlse - French and Senior girls ph-ys, ed.: Mrs. Mary Bert. - re -me dial reading, Gracie 1 phys ed. Visitor, -at 'the school this week included :``1r. Coulter. N1r.. Kerswell and Mr. Allen. Anstett Jewellers LIMITED - 11 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482-3901 OPEN WEDNESDAYS For Your Convenience. HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 9. • , a.m. • 6 p.m.; Friday nights 'till 9 p.m. 9 List week in Wingham hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilbur and Bradley of Willowdale and Nlrs 1).S. Fines of Toronto, acro n, panied by friends from -Toronto spent the \�rekend at their summer home here Miss [)rhhic Vella, with her Mother Mrs. .Iuy Vella and sister bliss "Tammy Vella of Sea forth, visited' Pte. Bob Vella at Camp Borden on Sundry. Nirs Mary Bere and Jamie. and Mrs, Glenda Park visited Mr. :end Mrs. John Bere, Karen and David in London on the weekend and attended Western Fair.: ARTHRITIS MONTH This is Arthritis !\tenth in Goderich and district when canvassers will be calling. Please help the Arthritis Society attain its immediate goal • Arthritis control. 1 puhlic Arthritis. Forum presented by the Goderich Branch of the Arthritis Society wdl he held at the Goderich ich Colleis e Inti h u ' g E t t tc, -Tuesday September 20 at 8 p.ni.. Panel members will be Dr. Manfred Harth of .University' Hospital,. Dr. Hollingworth, Mrs. Threinen, and Mrs. Janke. Come and ask questions of the panel. CHURCH NEWS • Rev. C.G. Westhaver spoke on "The Hidden Years", taking Luke 4, 16-30 as the Nec' Testament Lesson. The ' (:'hair contributed an anthem led by Shelley Rivett at the organ. The September meeting of the Dungannon U.C.W. will he on Monday, September 12 at 8:30 p.m. in the Sunday school room of the United Church. September visitor's are Elsie Irvin, Doreen McGee, Penny Hodges and Linda McNcc: Chair practice will he held onThursday at 7 p.m, Some interest has ,been shown in the formation of a Senior Choir but further action will he postponed until after anniversary. September 25 is'I)ungannon Anniversary Sunday. A letter from the Board of Stewards will he going out to all families of the congregations shortly. Guest minister is Rev. Harley Moore of Grand Bend. Special music will he provided by the regular Young People's choir and Mrs. Jack Culbert. soloist, The hour of service on September 25 will he I1 a.m. An excellent historical h('toklet • for the 101'st Anni%e'r•sa ry is in existence. The minister has at present a cop,v on loan. Is there a copy w it hin the c'ongregatuin that could hc' spared to he left at tht' Manse for permanent reference? A sale, (Auction and Rummage) -sponsored by the Iioitr•d of Stewards. wi11 he held at the Nile Church on Saturday. September 24 at 1 p.m. Items for the sale may he delivered to the church on ORGANS AT �A11 whi 0 PRieEs. isek IS.11 INCLUDING NEW MODELS, DEMONSTRATORS, AND TRADE-INS, PLUS SOME PIANOS AT CLEARANCE PRICES Over 30 Keyboards to Choose From! Sale priced from 5495 for a used Hammond Sounder, to 55,795 for the fabulous new Wurlitzer model 625. We Feature Low Prices at all times, but this time we're really slashing at Inflation! SALE DAYS THURSDAY -FRIDAY -SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15-16-17 FREE ORGAN LESSONS WITH ALL ORGAN SALES AT PULSIFER MUSIC SEAFORTH 527-0053 "Authorized Dealers for Gulbransen, Galanti, and Wurlitzer home & church organs" Fridley_. --everting after 7:30 p.nr. Fur further information phone Yvonne Kerr, 529-7375. Ther. will he a U.C.W. booth serving hot dogs and coffee. The- Young People of the Dungannon Christian Fellowship Church had ar busy time over the weekend, Saturday -,was h_iryeyt time.for the ..p.otato crop planted by them in May on a plot of ground owned by Ntr. Murray Martin. About 1,600 pounds of potatoes were dug, bagged and weighed. These potatoes will he sold locally and the money from them will go toward some missionary. project decided On by the Young People. When the work was com- pleted a hot supper was served 'at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin, This proved to he a good chance for the new pastor and his wife to hecome acquainted with the youth of the Congregation. Rev. Hubert and Mrs. Lawrence- from Northern Ontario were welcomed into the and • y a d the congregation on Sunday morning. Rev. Lawrence gave his first message as pastor here, speaking about the work of the Holy Spirit from Acts 1: 1- 8. He -pointed out how the Holy Spirit takes us from darkness into His glorious. light and, gives the believer power to he victorious in his life. Genesis 1:2 says "the spirit of God proved upon the face of the waters.. The word "moved" denotes power - the power - availablc in God who also gives the desire to witness for Him - first at home, then in the community and finally-, unto the uttermost •parts of theta rt h. 4-H NEWS Mingo maim 4-1-1club held its third meeting at 9:30 a,ni. on Saturday, September 10. with all eleven members and two leaders present. •The.. name chosen for the club was,' "The Apple Dumpling Gang." Discussion was held On putting on u club exhibit, "Four Ways with A Fruit." at Lucknow and Dungannon fa irs Mrs. Maris Stewart and Ctrs. Jean Errington show, ,1 the girls how to mak, Strawberry 130 riot: Crc,rr'. This was put in the fridge chill and later all the -girls had a taste and gave th(•i•r opium• 00 its taste, The closed ith th.c 4-1-1 r110!7.,. The next -.meeting will September 17'at 9':30 a.ni. at the home of Mrs. Marie tite'w art President is Kathy Robson and •secretary is 1)ehhte Kerr. W.I. on Wednesday evening, ',t ptemher 7, 1977, Citizen- ship y, 'is the theme of the o)-eeting Of ' -Dungannon Iir,tnch of Women's Institute heli in the S.S. noorn of the United Church. Twenty one members were.present, and ;,,guests front Auburn and ( i, )derich township branches. 11 w ere warmly welcomed h thi' president., NIrs, Elmer 111. ck. The Ode, Mary Stewart Collect, and 0 Canada were used to open the meeting with \les. Gordon Finnigan as p1,)11tst. I he roll call, "Name an occupatkin traditionally for mon that women are now tloing`" brought quite 0 '„rroety of responses. Minutes ere read by secr'etar'y Mrs.. !lorry Girvin. and approved lite correspondence was: 1w( thank -gull c;tr'ds. Huron County Historical Society is meet in Dungannon (4•tober 19. as the W.1.. -'s ::ue,ts • invitation to be in .11 -,lege of the Birthday Party 1Jui n', iew November 16 'Ads ,tccepte'el; resolutions for 10' Area Convent ion were read and the voting delegate is Mrs. George Errington rington septcmher, 28 and 29);. Mrs. 1-l(lai'k is to look after a gift 1,.r the Craft "fable at Clinton: he w'.1. Rally, first Monday •n October is to he held in 1I ,w ick Community Centre pith t wo voting delegates from the branch being Mrs.._. C. Blake and Mrs. H. McWhinney: the Arthritis campaign will he looked after locally by W.I. members September 19-24. And all are welcomt; and encouraged to attend a Forum on arthritis September 20 at G.D.C.I. Mrs. Graham McNee, Monti ene+: for- Citizenship introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Robert,McCallum from Goderich, who spoke on Human Rights explaining palms of the periodical "The Citizen” and the Bill of Rights, outlining the resporjsihilities of each in- dividual. Mrs. Hugh NtcWhinney thanked her and presented her with a gift. The motto, "True living is living for your fellow man," was given by Mrs. Cecil Blake who then asked all to sing, "The Hymn of All Nations," the convention song. Nir. Lloyd Barth of Blyth spoke strongly for 10 minutes a,.gainst the language prevalent in many of the English textbooks used in our Secondary schools, stressing that such filth and blasphemy is harmful to our youth. Schools, he said, d, should develop character not mar it! Mr. Barth asked each Member to write to authorities demanding im- provement or prepare a resolut ion. Collection was received. The Queen and W.I. Grace were sung followed by a lovely lunch while visiting the guests. Hostesses were Mrs. Black, Mrs, G. Finnigan, Mrs. Lorne Ivers, Mrs. Wm. District news Auction sale to be held Nile congregation ap- preciated Mrs. Carol Recd of 1)ungannon assisting as 1)1,L1.1 t for Sunday service, >A shower in honour of I)r'ido-el yet.' N1is•s- ,lean Ruth- 1g'(' w ill he held in the c hurr h NIonday evening. A saie, auction and rum- rn sze, s;oon,sot'rii by tie Board of Stewards Will he held at"'the Nile church on Saturday, September 24 at1 p.m. Items for the sale may be delivered to the church on Friday evening after 7:30 p.m. For information phone Yvonne Kerr. 529 7375.•There will he a U.C',W, booth ser- ving hot dogs and coffee. Maxell Tapes Super Specials Stock up on 'the stuff great music is made of. This week at Chisholm TV get the Max ell cassette tapes or blank 8 -track s of your preference, the tapes that excel in quality reproduction, at an outstanding price during this special offer. 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