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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-11-16, Page 11Sports night held at Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs. Mary Morris, Goderich and called around the village on Sunday. Dungannon, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Kil- patrick visited with Mrs. Cecil Blake on Sunday even- ® ing- Mrs. Blake spent the d oings afternoon in Wingham with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kilpatrick who were saddened on Satur- day bx the death of Anne's mother, Mrs. Atkinson, fol- isommasmiamsoinsiiimes Mary Bere correspondent A Sport's Night for adults in the school area was held at Brookside School on Monday evening, November 6. Mrs. Sheila Gunby led the group in exercise regime for a few minutes and then the group enjoyed a game of volleyball. The next meeting is on Wednesday, November 15. This group plans to meet weekly, usually on Mondays. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stir- ling, Darlene and Harold of Thamesville, spent the week- end with Betty's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvin, and attended the 50th wed- ding anniversary party for Mr. and Mr's. Nelson Bay- nard at Brookside School on Saturaday night. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvin called on Mrs. Gordon Rit- 529-7915 chie in Lucknow on Sunday afternoon on the occasion of her 80th birthday. Congratulations are ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGee who celebrate their SOth wedding anniversary on Saturday, November 18th. Friends are invited to "Open House" at the Harold Er- rington home, 7:00 - 9.00' ,p.m. Thos. Webster returned home from 'Y gham Hospit- al on Frida} . His • grand- daughters, Alice Bradley, Cambridge; Brenda Miller and baby son, Bradley, Kit- chener; Faye and Bruce Rodriguez of Hamilton visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Webster on Sunday. Mrs. Louise Anderson, Teacher found at Benmiller A London secondary school teacher who had been missing for three weeks, was found Monday in a sleeping bag on his property at Ben - miller. Ken Green, 55, was discovered by provincial police of the Goderich detachment and was taken . to Alexandra Marine and General Hospital in Goderich for Nil e •. • • from page 9 Pussy Cat" by Kim Miller. Vickie Vanderburgh then read, "I Heard a Bird Sing" and Lisa Feagan read "City Rain." These stories were all taken from the book, "Highlights" for. Children. SOCIAL.NEWS Canvassing for the C.N.I.B. was held in the Nile last week. The Village of Nile is really growing with all the new homes which have been built and another one is pretty well closed in now for Mr. Bud Mabon. The old road is really getting built up too. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culbert on the arrival of their Baby boy, Christopher Charles and to Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dungale on the arrival of their baby girl, Tracey Lynn. Mrs. Don Dungale from Toronto has been visiting *ith Mr, and. Mrs. Stan Dungale and looked after Kim while Bonnie was in hospital. observation: He was not admitted. The Signal -Star received a telephone call Monday morning from GDCI teacher Gordon Johns who said he was a friend of Green and had advised police last Wednesday to search the Benmiller property. Johns was critical of the apparent delay between thetime hespoke to police and the time Green was actually found on Monday. Police said it is believed Green had been in a lean-to on his property for four or five days. Green was head of the visual arts department at Saunders Secondary School in London < and until August' 31 was treasurer of the London district of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation. young ladies received their County Honours According to... OSSTE-••-certificates at the Dungannon Area Achievement Day President Carl Silke, at. Brookside School November 9. Front row, left to Green had resigned right, Pat Barger, Donna Van Osch, Kim Cooke, because of i11 health. rookside lowing a severe stroke about a week ago. DUNGANIaIOP4 UNITED CHURCH • Rev. C. G. Westhaver spoke on the subject, "Myst- ery is God's Glory", takeh from the book of Proverbs. The children's story, "My Elephalnt - Our elephant" was on the need for sharing with one's neighbours. The choir sang the anthem, "Mansion over the Hilltop", under the direction of the organist, Mrs. Jean Elliott. The Willing Workers meet on Tuesday evening at the church to make plans for a Christmas Tea and Bazaar to be held on Saturday, Dec- ember 9. Donations of cloth - ug, children's games and toys will be welcome. A Bible Society training event is being held at the GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOV :AMR 1978"AGE 11 - School for adults Auburn United Church on November 22 in the evening. • DUNGANNON CHRLSTiAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH Marshall and Helen Law- rence spoke on Sunday con- cerning their work and ex- periences as translators In Papua, New Guinea. The Lawrences work under Wy- cliffe Bible Translators and are at present on furlough in Canada. A good number of inter- ested persons attended the evening service and were welcomed by Pastor Law- rence. Mrs. Ruth Johnston led in the singing of several hymns, accompanied by Mrs. Lawrence at the piano. Pastor Lawrence introduced his son, Marshall, and wife, Helen, and " Their youngest son. Marshall Lawrence then gave a most interesting and inspiring account of ( their work among one tribe of people in Papua, New Gui- nea. He explained how they try to take the people as they are, study their culture and find ways to relate the Gospel to what they already believe, rather than impres- sing on them a new langu- SHOP IN EXETER AND SAVE DURING THEIR GIGANTIC MIDNIGHT MADNESS age, new religion, new cul- ture. He cited some amusing incidents that happened- to him while learning the nu- ances of their language which has never before been written down. The Lawren- ces have spent ten years in New Guinea. Both Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence answered questions after his talk. The meeting closed with prayer offered by Pastor Lawrence. ie Four Provincial Honours certificates were presented at the Dungannon Area Achievement Day for the Homemaking Course, Essential Edibles, on Thursday, Noveibber 9 at Brookside School. Recipients were, left to right, Joyce Dougherty, Annabel Stewart, Susan Pollock and Betty Errington. 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