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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-10-06, Page 17It i1t ;onl mix TLY TS NT E 0 ing aYs SN VAG IME Pl 1 istrict news uple married Kitchener: tatulations to Donald Congratulations to Kim- arrish, son of Mr. and berley Eileen Wilson, daughter of Danny and Eileen onald Farrish, R.R. ow and to Angela (Vassella) Wilson who won wski, daughter of Mr. third prize in the (baby to 6 rs. Siegfried Kac month old) Baby Contest held i at the Dungannon Fall Fairon of Kitchener who arried in Kitchener an Friday, September 23. October 1. The Elizabeth Antoinnette Dalton, followed by an open daughter of Mike and Betty ion which was held at Lou aton was lso entered.a) It There were 10 iley Complex. ratulations to Rosalea entries in this class and each ,daughter of Mr. and mother was given pamphlets onald Hackett, RR 7, on bringing up the baby. Mrs. Jack Kinney and Mrs. wand to Tom Rapson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry George Brophy visited with RR 4, Walton who friends in London during the arried on Saturday, past week. 1 at the Trinity Church, Ashfield. An SCHOOL NEWS ception was held at Friday, September 30 was a kside Public School Professional Activity Day for uric supplied by teachers, students, parents Orchestra. and children of St, Joseph's Leona Hogan, school, Kingsbridge. The day r of Mr. and Mrs, opened at 9 in the morning ward returned home with teachers and parents urday, October 1 g a two week n with her sisters, n and Anita Hogan er friends in Calgary, Desmond—O'Donnell dmitted to the dra Marine and Hospital, ' Goderich day, September 19 ery performed the gday. He returned to e here one week later is convalescing correspondent, 529-7189 ly. His friends of this • speedy rl{i'ngsbridge" Servers were Brother Carl Voll and Mr. Harold Zettler. Readers were Dave Zyluk and Clarice Dalton. The offertory was taken up by Joanne Hamilton, Marie Miltenburg, Mary O'Keefe, Barbara Redmond and Teresa Courtney. Prayers of the Faithful were read by Karla Hogan, Bar- bara Eedy, Betty Frayne, Delores VanOsch and Rose Frayne. Mrs. Nancy Park provided the organ music. Following Mass, informal parent -teacher interviews and -or unit planning took place. A staff meeting was held from 11:45 until 12:15 with lunch break following. In the afternoon a Primary Junior meeting' with the Principal took place. The topic was "The Formative Years", and an intermediate staff review of Grade 7 Family Life Program. At 2:15 an intermediate meeting with the Principal, Dave Zyluk took place with the topic of discussion "Integration of Operetta Into Curriculum". The primary -junior staff held a meeting on 'Comparison of Math Program" with parents of the Kindergarten to Grade 4. taking part in Mass celebrated by the Rev. Father Ed Dentinger, C.R. in St. Joseph's church. Kingsbridge kapers Theresa Courtney, el Austin, son of Mr, Eldon Austin was to the Wingham and Hospital, on Sunday, 2 where an ap- my operation was d immediately upon rival. A speedy is the wish of this ity. 1 from this area the reception for Mrs. Dennis Cour- e Ripley Complex on eptember 30. Music oyd's Orchestra, s of the Kingsbridge "Featuring Fruit" nie Scott and Joan They have chosen "Tuti Fruitics" and ers have joined this stings are held every ay evening, nd Mrs. Henry and Mr, and Mrs. ollinson visited in Michigan on Wed - September 21 and t on to Wisconsin for edding anniversary ns for Mr. and Mrs. Joy, Jr. They o their homes here y, Septem ber 236. ulations to Al and Hamilton who their 25th wedding ry on Saturday, r 24 with a dance e Lucknow arena. ke Twill cern fou appoint Gasthe rof)-our ou are assured lir begUests will blued exactly intend. We - 88 years or Up tp dale e in inl)fley lent and dministration. R14 and hr s Cr 'aha A. Weatherby 1 Sodericli GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR -THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6,1977 --PAGE 1b,'°, f Induction service held for. new rector at Auburn The Auburn United Church Women held their general meeting on September 27 in the Sunday School room of the church. Mrs. Peter Verbeek presided and Mrs. Norman Wightman assisted with a short worship period on Civic Righteousness. ?' Mrs. Anne St. Jean was speaker for the meeting explaining the new project of operating a "Day Care Centre for Homebound People" at the centre at Huronview. This is one of the 18 alternatives care pilot projects now offered in the province. She told about the services it gives. These services include a hot meal at noon, foot carve, hair salon services, crafts, etc. The president, Mrs. Ernest Durnin conducted the business period and opened with prayer. The minutes were approved as read by the secretary Mrs. Thomas Jardin, The treasurer, Mrs. Oliver Anderson presented the financial statement which was accepted. Special donations were voted to the Mission Fund, Five Oaks, and to the support of a foster child in Peublito, South America. The Fall Thankoffering date was set for October '23 at 8 p.m. Rev. John Stinson of Fordwich will be the guest speaker and the guest soloist will be Mrs. Ronald Liver- more. of Fordwich. All residents of the community are invited. Enrichment days for Huron West will be held in Blyth United Church on October 4 and Mrs. Dorothy Grange is in charge, of a skit from the Auburn United Church women. The members decided-4o47old-a-bt z ar arrtf-_ hake sale on November 12. The carpet committee had samples on display and estimates on these were presented to the members. The UCW plans to complete the project of new floor covering for the vestibule, steps and Sunday school room in the near future. Hostesses for the social hour were Mrs, Robert Arthur, Mrs. Jessie Naylor, Mrs. John Durnin and Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer. WALKERBURN CLUB The September meeting of the Walkerburn Club was held last week at the hone of Mrs. Roy Daer with the co- president Mrs. Joe Hunking in charge. The meeting was opened by singing 0 Canada followed by all repeating the Lord's Prayer. The roll call was answered by 13 members and one visitor with donations for the Korean Foster child. The draw prize donated by Mrs. Lloyd McClinchey was won by Mrs. Henry Hunking. The treasurer Mrs. Garth McClinchey gave the financial statement showing When autumn leaves'``"` there isn't much time!, OUTDOOR PORTRAITS Take advantage of the colour 8. lighting of a natural setting... Have an outdoor portrait taken now It takes from 6-7 weeks for you to get . your family portrait Chrlstmas.card, so don't' waft. For your Fall or Christmas portraits, call us to -day. ERIC CARMAN PHOTOGRAPHY 114 Square Goderlt s 524-T615 Irk carmen Photography the support of the Korean child was paid up to the end of November. It was decided to send money for the birthday and Christmas gifts. The minutes of the previous meeting were accepted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Penfound. Plans were made for the October meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. Worthy Young in Goderich. There will be a miscellaneous and produce sale and the program will be in charge of Mrs. Ronald Gross and Mrs. Lloyd Pen - found. The lunch committee will be Mrs. Leonard Archambault and Mrs. James Schneider. A discussion took place re the catering to banquets and the members decided to cater to the Auburn and District Lion's Club at a later date. An interesting program of contests was held by Mrs. Garth' McClinchey and Mrs. Joe Hunking. After singing grace, lunch was served by Mrs. Ron Gross, Mrs, Lloyd Penfound, assisted by the hostess, Mrs. Roy Daer. SOCIAL NEWS Mr, Harold Wallace was able to return home after a week in Clinton Public Hospital. Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs. Robert Peck, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Mrs. Frank Raithby attended the area convention of the London Area Women's Institutes last week held at the Sandpiper Inn at. Vanastra. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mutch of Clinton visited last Tuesday with Mrs. Albert John Hildebrand, The president, Linda Cunningham was in charge and opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. The minutes were approved as read by an appointed secretary at the time and the roll call „was answered by naming a fresh Ontario grown fruit that you have eaten. The girls decided to call themselves the Lemon Limes and each to make their own covers. Linda Cunningham told the Auburn news Eleanor Bradnock, correspondent, 526-7595 members all about London Fair and told that she made a greeting card using dried pressed flowers. Mrs. Donald Cartwright spoke of Ontario fruit and the kinds that are grown in this area and also named the kinds of imported fruit. A discussion took place and there was a quiz,on fruits and their value in the diet of everyone. Mrs. Cartwright demonstrated the proper way to prepare an orange and grapefruit to section them for a fruit salad. The meeting was closed .with the motto. CHURCH NEWS Bouquets of chrysan- themums adorned St. Mark's Anglican Church, Auburn for McFarlane. the Induction service of new ""' i �L"fcS'r, '➢3e"v. San Sargent, Mr: � arid�i®frs. Randall g Currie of Ontario, California last Wednesday evening. The are visiting with their church was filled to capacity cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston and Miss I.aura Phillips. The annual Harvest Home service in St, Mark's Anglican Church will be held on October 16 at . 1:15 p.m, west to Calgary. The service of Induction was officiated by Archdeacon Bob Townsend of Owen Sound. The guest preacher was the Rev, R obert Bennett of Chesley. Other clergy of the area and Diocese present were Rev. J. Swan, Winghani: Rev. G, Ferris, 4-H NEWS Walkerton; Rev. R. Crocker, The second meeting of the Goderich; Rev. R. Ferris, Auburn 4-H club was held at London; and Rev. R. Warner the home of the leader, Mrs. of Hanover. The United when parishioners and friends gathered to welcome their new rector. Rev, Sargent came from the Diocese of Yukon to replace Rev. Fred Carson who has Everyone welcome. Miss Fern Symington and Miss Hilda Mayrick of Toronto and Mrs. Cora Buchanan of Goderich visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston and 'Miss I.aura Phillips. 1814 LIMITED EDITIONS BY HUTSCHEI,TREUTHER The Raintree is proud to present this fine collection of "Poetic. Parr Blain" by C)le Winter of Denmark, one of the most refreshing imaginative artists of our lime. He has quickly gained international acclaim with romntnisseors of Fine porcelain. With his "Poetic Porcelain" he hrings charming new style to the collectors market. One set of twelve, "Plates of the Month", sized ;rl len inches, beautifully gift boxed, is offered al S85.00 emir Exquisil gifts for the discerning colicrlor, new mother. special hirthrlay or anniversery. information on ,av,olahilily is welcnrned by telephone or personal visit between 10 and 5:3(1 daily. Closed Wednesdays. THE RAIN`PI?EE "When your fnsir gnrs hcynncl coriccnsu.s" One HHundred ,and Twenty Eight Alpert Street Clinton 482-3871 Church minister, Rev. C, Wittich, Blyth, and Rcv, Earl St. Jean of Knox United, Auburn, were also present. It was a moving ceremony which impressed upon the congregation and the pastor, the weighty importance of the relationship between the Parish, Priest and his people. In the service each are called upon to dedicate themselves to God and each other in the Lord's work. The church wardens from each of the four congregations in the parish stood beside Rev. Dan Sargent as he accepted the pastoral, spiritual and ad- ministrative responibiltties of the new parish. The wardens presented their new rector with the keys of the Blyth, Brussels, Bclgrave and " Auburn churches. At the altar was Rev. John Swan; at the Lecturn was Rev. Orrence Laramie; at the pulpit was Rcv. William Bennett and at the prayer desk was Rev. George Ferris. The wardens are: • Auhurn, Donald Cartwright, Fred Lawrence; Blyth, Ed Watson, Ted Quinn; Brussels, George Thorton, Adam Smith; and Belgrave,, John Rinn, Alex Nethery. INTRODUCING JUDY LEWIS who Is starting with us THURSDAY, OCT. 6th THIS IS OUR LAST WEEK FOR OUR PERM SPECIAL LORI LYN BEAUTY SALON 34 NEWGATE GODERICH si :25.000 for a Car Radio? Seeing is Believing! Recently on exhibit at the London Fair... The Berlin Electronic Car Radio worth '1,250.00 is now ON DISPLAY AT MR. STEREO along with several other Car Radios from Blaupunkt all on display as pictured above. 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