HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-11-03, Page 17GIBBONS ST. - Brand new PORT ALBERT SPECIAL
brick bungalow, 2 baths, 3 Owner moved. Immediate
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FARMS
Brick and aluminum OUTSTANDING DAIRY
bungalow, 3 bedrooms, full, FARM - 160 acres. Excellent
finished rec. room, an ex- highway location. Large
cellent value. quota, Holstein herd, 3 silos
BENNETT ST. 3 large with unloaders, complete line
equipment, modernized S
bedrooms, diningroom,
livingroom, rec. room. Large bedroom home.
fenced in yard. HOG FARM - 100 acres. Barn
set up for 230 pigs. Barn 44 x
MARY ST. - Cozy, well laid out 48, shed 34 x 48, 6 self feeders,
bungalow, finished rec. room, 2 grainaries, 12 ton bin.
built in bar. Detached Modernized 3 bedroom home.
workshop or separate apart- DAIRY FARM - 115 acres.
ment. Benmiller area. Milk quota,
TWO STOREY RED BRICK - holstein herd, 4 milkers, 2
Immaculate, solid home. 4 silos, good house and
bedrooms, hardwood and buildings.
carpets. Indirect lighting, CASH CROP FARM - 200
formal dining area. acres, 185 workable, well
land.
FAMILY HOME - Nelson St. 4 large workshop. e 9 g room,
bar3
(5) bedrooms,, double living bedroom home. Zurich area.
rooms, 2 fireplaces. All rooms DAIRY FARM - 100 acres, 95
family size. workable. Kincardine area.
RAGLAN ST. - 832,500. 3 Pool one 661 lbs. MSQ 125,000.
om, Includes holstein herd, 45
bedrooms, livingr'
kit-
chen. New gas furance. In- head, bulk cooler, milkers,
eludes extra lot. stable cleaner, tie up for 28
cows. 1 storey brick home.
STARTER SPECIAL - 831,500. HOBBY FARM .. Dungannon -
Close to square. 2 bedrooms, 7 acres of land. Renovated
kitchen, livingroom. Good size house. Price for immediate
lot. sale.
Division of Communication of
the Huron -Perth Presbytery
to be held at the Resource
Center in Mitchell on Wed-
nesday at 1:30 p.m.
Wesley -Willis United
Church in Clinton invites all
to the morning market on
Saturday, November 5, 10 to 1
p.m. (Unique selection of
handmade articles, flea
market, home baking, etc.)
A Christmas Variety
Program is planned at
Dungannon
doings
Mary Bere, ,•orrespondent,
529-7915
Dungannon United Church on
Sunday evening, December 4.
White Gift Sunday will be
held on Sunday, December 11.
A letter has been received
from Alcohol and Drug
Concerns (London Office)
inquiring about the possibility
of sending one of their
speakers to the local chur-
ches at a later date.
Sunday, November 6, will
be observed as Remem-
brance Sunday. The sermon
will discuss violence in our
modern world.
Halloween is the eve of All
Hallows or All Saint's Day,
observed by the Catholic
Church on November 1. It
was on October 31 that Martin
Luther posted his famous
"theses" as a challenge to a
corrupt church in the year
1517 (hence Reformation
Day).
The Explorers held &-
Halloween costume party at
their meeting last week. They
played games and enjoyed a
lunch.
CORRECTION
In the „account of the
Historical Society meeting
last week it should have
stated that Mrs. Alma Black
read a history of St. Paul's
Anglican Church here in
Dungannon (not Port Albert).
The co-operation of those
who call with news items is
much appreciated. If even
more would 'pick up the
phone' during the weekend
before 11 p.m. on Sundays it
would help make the column
more interesting. Thank you.
4-H NEWS
The seventh meeting of the
Dungannon 2 4-11 Club was
held at the home of the
leader, Mrs. Doris Culbert.
Roll call was to name a fruit
dish which had been served at
a previous meeting and
comment on it. It was decided
to have one more meeting to
practice the skit for
Achievement Day. The date
of the meeting is not set yet.
Discussion was on - Gar-
nishes and Accompaniments,
Fruit Specialities, Fruit and
Cheese Trays, Dessert
Fondues, Fruit.
Arrangements. All members
participated in the demon-
stration of caramel candy
apples and caramel fondue.
The meeting was adjourned.
The girls of Dungannon 1
held a Fondue Party to which
they invited their mothers
recently to wind up this
season's meetings. They
made caramel and chocolate
sauce into which they dipped
pieces of fruit and mar-
shmallows. They also served
cheese and crackers and fruit
punch.
Roll call was to tell the
group about a fruit dish
served at home giving one's
own and the family's com-
ments. The meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. Jean
Errington with a full at-
tendance. Achievement Day
will be in the latter part of
November.
Colborne
residents
at banquet
Several people from
Colborne Township attended
the Plowmen's Banquet at
Pineridge Chalet in Hensall
on Thursday, October 27,
when those participating in,
the Plowing Match Sep-
tember 17 were given
recognition. Congratulations
to Kevin Clark who received
the trophy for Reserved
Junior Plowman.
SOCIAL NEWS
Guests with Mrs. Tait Clark
and Mr. and Mrs. John Clark
and family on Sunday were
Mrs. Clark's sister-in-law,
Mrs. Henderson Young, Olive
Ruttle, Margaret Young and
Mr. and Mrs. John Young,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon J.
Kaitting visited with Mrs.
Beatrice Geiger in Zurich,
and friends and relatives in
Crediton and Exeter over the
weekend.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Barry Bogie of Saltford
on the birth of a baby boy,
Steven Jeffrey, a brother for
Heather and David.
W.I.
The October meeting of
Tiger Dunlop Women's
Institute was held in Colborne
Township Hall on Thursday,
October 27 at 1:45 p.m. The
meeting opened with the
opening exercises and Mrs.
Earl Sherwood, President,
welcomed all present. The
Roll Call "My Pet Peeve"
was answered by 17 members
and there were three visitors.
Minutes of last meeting
were read by the secretary,
Mrs. G. Kaitting, and
correspondence was read and
attended to.
There were cards of thanks
from Mrs. Eric Reaburn and
family, Mrs.. Ralph Jewell
and family and Miss Shirley
Dougherty. A letter regar-
ding a short course on
"Choosing and Using
Fabrics" to be held in Ethel
Community Centre Wed-
nesday, November 16 from 1 -
4 p.m.; and a letter regarding
notice of Achievement Da at
Brookside School Satur.".
November 26.
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today, the tomorrow,
d about yesterday.
Will cut trees before winter
Agricultra
At the regular meeting of
the Dungannon Agricultural
Society on October 26, a
motion was passed to cut the
trees in front of the Hall as
they tend to hold the snow in
the winter and rub against the
roof, being too close to the
building. It was decided to
postpone repairs to the Hall's
roof until forms can be ob-
tained to investigate the
possibility of obtaining a
Wintario grant. All supplies
left in the booth were bought
by the members present and
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Society wants Wintario grant
the booth left clean after this Mrs. Graham McNee on
season. Sunday.
The District Annual Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Begley of
Meeting of Agricultural Leamington visited Mr. and
Societies was held at the Pine Mrs. Dick Park and other
Ridge Chalet in Zurich on relatives in this area on the
October 28 with the Zurich weekend.
Agricultural Society as hosts. Mrs. Robert Irvin was
Mr. and Mrs. Rod - hostess at a luncheon for
MacKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Ted relatives and friends on
Redmond and Mrs. Russell Saturday in honour of bride -
Brindley attended this dinner to -be Miss Shirley Robb,
meeting which was followed whose marriage to William
by a dance. Irvin takes place later in
November.
SOCIAL NEWS Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Webster attended the
christening of their grand-
daughter, Jennifer }Cathleen
Thomas, daughter of Lois and
Ken Thomas of Bolton. Rev.
Nicholls, who formerly
served in Lucknow, was the
minister who administered
the rite of Baptism to six
infants and one adult. Bill and
Ettabelle Bradley of
Goderich, Miss Alice Bradley
of Toronto and Mrs. Linda
Miller also attended the
service and enjoyed a family
luncheon afterward.
Mr. Richard Thomson un-
derwent back surgery in St.
Joseph's Hospital in London
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomsonstayed in
London until Saturday to be
with him.
Mr. Charles Travis has
been in Wingham Hospital for
the past two weeks since
suffering a heart attack. He
Miss Pearl Caldwell, ,who
normally only gets Channel 8,
Wingham, on her TV set was
startled on Thursday at noon
to find that she was getting
the news program at noon
from Grand Rapids,
Michigan, just as clear as she
usually gets Wingham.
Atmospheric conditions,
maybe?
Mrs. Leonard Chisholm
returned home on Sunday
after spending the past few
days in St. Joseph's Hospital
in London.
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Shelton were
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson„
Kinlough; Mr. Tom
McFarlan, Kinlough; Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Mowbray,
Whitechurch.
Mrs. Mary Funk of Hensall,
and Mrs'. Priscilla Hewitt of
Exeter, visited with Mr. and
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RURAL DELIGHT
If you desire country living and yet wish to be lust minutes
from town, you will appreciate this home. It is situated on a
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following features: 4 spacious bedrooms, living room with
fireplace, redecorated kitchen and dining room. 4 piece and 2
piece baths, full, partially finished basement, den, and at-
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had been thrown on his back
from his racing cart in a
collision on the race track
shortly before.
Mrs. Marie Park went into
Wingham Hospital on
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Cecil Blake ac-
companied Omar and Dora
Brooks to Preston on
Saturday where she met her
son Bill and visited with him
and his family until returning
with the Brooks on Sunday
evening.
CHURCH NEWS
Pastor Lawrence brought a
message from Philippians in
his sermon on Sunday
morning at Dungannon
Christian Fellowship Church
as he spoke on "being con-
formed to the likeness of
Christ in the form of love,
obedience, humility, patience
and gentleness."
The Mennonite Youth
Fellowship (MYF) had a very
successful Halloween party
at Murray Martin's on Friday
evening. They participated in
outdoor.games such as soccer
and then had some good in-
door contests on the barn
floor which was arranged
with a circle of hay bales and
ghostly ,decorations. Refresh-
ments were served.
On Sunday evening Pastor
and Mrs. Lawrence showed
slides of Papua, New Guinea,
where their son, Marshall
Lawrence is working with
Wycliffe Bible Translators.
He is working with the
Oksapmin Tribe, translating
the Bible into their language.
Last year,Pastor and Mrs.
Lawrence spent six weeks
visiting their son and took
some very interesting pic-
tures.
Sunday service began at 11
a.m. at Dungannon United
Church with the Sunday
School children in the church
for the first part of the ser-
vice. They went down to their
classes during the singing of
the hymn following the
Children's Story which was
about, "All Hallows Eve".
The choir sang an anthem
_ .under the direction of ,Shelley
Rivett at the organ. Rev. C.G.
Westhaver preached his
sermon on the topic, "The
Supernatural in Today's
World".
young people of high school
age from Dungannon and Nile
congregations are invited to
come to the Nile Church at
7:30 on Sunday evening,
October 30, to explore the
possibilities of forming a
group.
Choir practice will be held
on Thursday, 7:15 p.m. All
members are urged to attend.
Rev. C.G. Westhaver will
be attending a meeting of the
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Group No. 2 extended an
invitation to the Institute
members to attend their
seventh meeting which will
be a small party at the home
of the leader Mrs. James
Thompson, Loyal Corner, on
Monday, November 7, at 7
p.m.
Letters were received from
Premier Wm. Davis and
Attorney General R. Roy
McMurtry regarding the
Institute's interest in the
cause of death of the boy on
Yonge St. in Toronto.
Secretary informed
members of some of the
special items of information
gleaned from the Institute
Colborne
corner
Gertrude Kaitting,
correspondent, 524-2076
Workshop held on October 13.
A letter from the Huronview
Auxiliary in Clinton
regarding having charge of
the Huronview Christmas
Party on Wednesday,
December 14 was read and
members agreed to do this
with final plans to be made at
next meeting.
The matter of Ingtitute
Badges will be discussed at
the November meeting.
Plans were started
regarding the District Annual
to be held in May 1978 with
Tiger Dunlop W.I. as hostess.
Mrs. Tait Clark gave a very.
interesting report of the
Women's Institute Fall Rally
informing us that Shirley
Dougherty had. received the
scholarship awarded by
Huron County Women's
Institute at the Rally. Shirley
has been an active 4-1-1
member and her mother Mrs.
Bert Dougherty has led'
several 4-11 projects. At
present Shirley is attending
Centralia College.
The guest speaker at the
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