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6—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1979
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Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Olson (nee Betty
Ann Davidson) who were
married on Friday evening in
Knox Presbyterian Church in
Listowel.
Terry is the son of Mrs. and
Mrs. Freeman Olson of
Dungannon, and Betty Ann is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Les Davidson of Listowel..
The bride's attendants
were her sisters. Mary Jane
and Audrey. The groom's
attendants were Ken Girvin
and Guy Stroop.
Flower fir) was little Amy
Olson, niece of the groom,
and her brother Bryan Olson
was the ring bearer.
Ushers were the groom's
brothers, Glen and Ronnie.
A reception for about 200
guests was held in the
Listowel Legion Hall. The
Chisholm family from
Dungannon were among the
guests.
Congratulations to Ken and
Sandra Davidson (nee
Errington) of Surrey, B,C., on
the arrival of a baby daughter
on Thursday, November 24, a
sister for Scot and gran -
daughter for Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Errington.
K.K. Dawson returned
home from University
Hospital, London on the
weekend.
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Freeman Olson
were Freeman's brother
Wilmer and his wife and their
mother, Mrs. T. Olson from
St. Pierre, Manitoba. Mrs.
Debbie Meurs and daughter
Randi of Strathroy also
visited recently.
Ronnie Olson is presently
employed in Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh sit:
McWhinney, Mr. and Mrs.
al.
Jack Errington, Mrs.
Margaret Mole and Mrs.
Nancy Philips attended the
annual meeting and banquet
of the Horticultural Society in
Lucknow on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Nancy Errington has
rnoved to London where she is
working as a secretary for
Dr. Toogood, allergist in
Victoria Hospital. Nancy has
been working for Mr, Hayes
in the office - at W Ingham
Hospital for the past three
years.
Congratulations to Mrs.
Ross McNee who observed
her 91st birthday quietly at
home with Mr. and Mrs.
Graham McNee on Friday,
November 25. Mrs. McNee
just returned home on
Monday after being in
Wingham Hospital for a
couple of weeks. Her sister
Ida and her husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Les Johnston of Nile
called on her on Thursday.
In connection with the
report of the 50th wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Errington last week it
should have been noted that
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Culbert
were the wedding attendants
50 years ago and both were
able to attend the an-
niversary party although
Nelson in in poor health.
Mrs. Cecil . Blake was in-
vited to attend a surprise
itetirement party for Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Kilpatrick in the
Blue Barn at Listowel on
Saturday, planned by
Dick
and Anne's family. However,
due to the wintry weather,
Olive was unable to attend.
All good wishes are extende4.
to Dick and Anne and the
hope that they will enjoy the
ir
retirement years
fullest.
UCW was
held at the home. of Mrs. Cecil
Blake on Tuesday evening
w ith 14 ladies in attendance.
Mrs. Donna Alton and Mrs.
Gloria Pearson were in
charge of the devotional part
of the meeting which was
opened by the singing of the
hymn, "While Shepherds
Watched their Flocksby
Night" with Mrs. Mary
e
at the piano.
A mission interview with
Rev. Winston Brown, a
Jamaican minister in
Toronto, read by Donna and
Gloria, was most intereeeiod
in the question p
following it was learned that
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
The rtgular monthly
meeting df the Dungannon
Agricultural Society was held
November 23 in the Hall.
It was reported that the
extra supply of cookbooks
that were printed are nearly
gone so, if anyone is in-
terested in getting one, he or
she should contact Mrs. Sally
Wright in the near future.
A motion was carried that
due to its proximity to
Christmas, the December
meeting should be cancelled.
The next meeting, then, will
be the annual meeting and
will be on the fourth Wed-
nesday in January. There will
be a director's meeting early
in January.
UCW
The November meeting
istrict
news
of
Dungannon
doings
Mary Bere, correspondent,
529-7915
Mrs. Westhaver's
ministers to a
congregation in
which is 90 per cent White Gift offering next
Jamaican, Sunday in preparation for
The leaders read a litany on December 11 White Gift
Stewardship.. A skit, "If God Service.
Should Speak," was given by Arrangements are being
Mrs. Amy Wiggins and Mrs. ,made to have children light
Mary Bere. The hymn, the Advent candles in each
"Silent Night" was sung. congregation, beginning next
Mrs. Tinie Logtenberg took Sunday.
the chair for the business parth 7:15Theat Explorerswill meet at United
of the meetingTuesday,
secretary, Mrs. Bessie Church on
McNee to take the minutes,. November 29. They are busy
It was voted to give a gift to practising for the concert 'on
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Culbert December 4 and making
whose home was recently Christmas gifts for shut-ins.
damaged by fire. The Session will meet in the
Plans were discussed for a Sunday School room at
Dungannon United Church on
Wednesday, November 30 at
8:15 p.m.
Choir practice will be held
at ' the Unite Church on
7 15
Thursday
needs
potluck dinner meeting for but rather each puts it,
December 12 with an effort to the other or as James p
persuade all ladies of the "faith without works is
congregation to attend. The dead". of the
treasurer's report war given youth The next meeting
Ietiinga social
by Mrs. Helen Dawson. hd at the home of Peter and
CHURCH NEWS I.izMartin. Bible
The sermon on ,Sunday in The ladies' weekly
Dungannon , United Church study of Christian Fellowship
was, preached in the interests Church will be held this week
of the Mission and Service at the home of Florence
Freyt
on
Fund. Each Charge .has ari This group usually
allocation set by Presbytery Wednesday, but because the
and Dungannon is still short teacher's Profess
isna1
of the mark. Rev. Westhaver Development Day
on
explained how the money this day, the ladies will meet
given to this fund is spent .on Tuesday this week. us
with a certain percentage A film called,
going to missions in Canada, Daily Bread" was shown. at
some to World Outreach. the church
i tian ellowship evening,ay
Educational Grants, 4
Publishing, General Council, November 27.
Stewardship Promotion, etc. group from Listowel dwr ill be of
A special envelope is being g pChurch
offered to the congregation of Christian Fellowship
Dungannon United Church for the Sunenday,
y, December 11.
for use on White Gift Sunday,
December 11. These will be The message at Christian
distributed next Sunday and FellowshipChurch's
Sunday
may be used as a "catch-up" morning pastor
donation to the lagging M and on Isaiah ''6;1-8. "
brother S Fund. Details will beex-l
fthe Lawrencevisshowed
on weddthat Isaiah meshing
Baptist plained to Sunday
Toronto children and adults regarding when he saw In theLip seeing God's
id high
and lifted up.
holiness, he saw his own
weakness and unworthiness.
God purged him by
of
a live coal upon his lips. Man
needs this purgingcs and
cleansing too,
done by the blood of the Lord,
Jesus Christ. After the
cleansing comes the call to
serve. Isaiah said, ere am ; willing to answer by Servin
e was in the place that the Lor
sen m dim
given-ACe we ready and put us?
New worship hour at Holmesville
' The . worship service in
Holmesville United Church
was held last Sunday with the
Junior Choir of Wesley Willis
Church, Clinton, presenting
• the story of Joseph and his
coat in music and with
puppets, under the direction
of Mrs. Mary Hearn and
Cathy Potter at the piano.
This service was very much
• enjoyed by all.
Please note, the change of
time of thservice at
Holmesville United Church
next Sunday: it will be at 1
p.m. and will be White Gift
Sunday.
Social notes
Next meeting of the
Goderich Township Women's
Institute will be December 12
at $:15 sharp at Holmesville
School,
On Thursday evening,
November 24, the Goderich
Township held their second
card party with 11 tables in
play. Winners were: ladies'
high, Mrs. Cummings; men's
high, Phyllis Harrison;
ladies' low, Isobel Harris ;
men's low, Doug Bland; lone
hands, Gerald Orr; mystery
gift. Ann Brand. Lunch was
Pro Life elects officers
At a meeting of the
Goderich and District Pro
Life Group held on November
28, the following officers were
elected for 1978: president -
Cornelius Brand of Clinton:
vice -president -David Zyluk of
Kingsbridge: • recording
secretary -Betty Frayne of
Kingsbridge; corresponding
secretary -Helen McCarthy of
Goderich: publicity -Gordon
Crabb of Goderich;
programs -Connie Osborn of
Goderich; newsletters -
Clarice Dalton of Kingsbridge
and Ways and Means -Earl
Heipel of Clinton.
j0r
served and a social time was
enjoyed by all.
Prior to this card party,
Grant Stirling presented the
Township crest to the coaches
of the various baseball teams
of Goderich Township. Those
deserving people were
Charlie and Bev Orr the co-
ordinators and the following:
Ed Johnston, Ray Fisher, Del
Schloendorf, . Arnold Bell,
Walter Bell, Bill Whitely:Ron
Young, Art Bell, Jim Bell,
Laurie Ginn, Joyce Oke,
Hugh Lobb, Barb Norman.
demonstration, with Leona p'On Sunday , December 4,
the
Bissonnette of Mitchell annual ` '''Chritmas
demonstrating her products. theNight", sponsored by
A theous game was played Variety winner was Irene the UCW in co-operation with
and
Cudmore. Lunch was served the Sunday School will be held
in the sanctuary of the United
Church at 7:30 p.m. Ladies
are asked to please bring
tarts, or squares for
Holmesvillecookies, lunch to be served after the
newsconcert.
i The UCW are planning a
pot -luck dinner meeting for
12;30 p.m. on December 12.
All ladies of the congregation
are welcome,
The regular meeting of the
M.Y.F. of the Dungannon
Christian Fellowship Church
was held on Friday evening at
the home of Murray ,and Ruth
Martin. The. Bible study
was based on James, chapter
2, the topic' being faith and
works. The study took the
form of a panel discussion, At
the conclusion of the study it
was agreed thatneither faith
or works should stand alone
by Blanche Deeves
The group was given a
round of applause for their by the hostess
ad social time.
work with the young people. was enjoyed
bll.
The next card party of I.ynda Blake, who attends
Goderich Women's Institute the University of Western
will he held December 8 at Ontario, was home for the
8:15 at Holmesville School. At weekend with her parents,
this party, the Senior Girls' Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Blake.
Baseball champs will make I'm sure everyone will
their draw for the winner
ticket on the afghan and a few agree the weather man
tickets are still available. played havoc on the weekend
Mrs. Leone Blake opened with so many things on that
her home to a Bestline had toybe cancelled.
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November 26 at 4 p.m. in St. George's Anglican Churchill
Goderich. The Reverend R.J. Crocker officiated at the
double ring ceremony. The bride and groom's attendants
were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dumigan of R.R.5 Goderich,
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