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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-12-14, Page 15rd • c ..r Forty-eight members, Father Dentinger and Brother Carl, attended the dinner meeting held at 'Sullivan's Restaurant for St. Joseph's C.W.L., Kingsbridge. Minutes of the November meeting were read and approved. Mary Clare presented the treasurer's report. Karla Hogan read thankyou letters from the following for donations and gifts: Madonna House, Ryan family, Lorraine Brophy, Father Dentinger, "Save -a - family" in India, Senior Addolorota and Father Ralph O'Loughlin. Also read were letters from National Right to Life, The Church To -day T.V. program, interlink radio show and the Lucknow Sentinel. The latter is to be discussed further at the January meeting. CHURCH LIFE Ann Berry thanked Brother Carl for arranging the offertory procession at Sunday masses and gave thanks Area obituary ELLA MAE CASTLE A Goderich Township native, Ella Mae Castle of Bayfield, passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on December 10, 1978. She was 80 years old. Mrs. Castle was born in Goderich Township on June 27, 1898, a daughter of the late William Hicks and Elizabeth Ginn. She attended SS 1 Goderich Township School, and Goderich Collegiate. She married George Castle at the North Street manse ''in Goderich on September 28, 1925. He predeceaseher. ., .Allowing their. -marriage, the couple lived at Goderich, Strathroy, and Bayfield. An ardent gardener, who had over 60 different rose bushes, Mrs. Castle was a member of St. Andrews United Church in Bayfield. She is survived by one son, Wilfred George Castle of Clinton; two daughters, Beryl Ann (Mrs. Robert Heath) of. Dawson Creek, B.C. and Aileen Winnifred (Mrs. William Craig) of Clin- ton; 12 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; one sister, Mildred (Mrs. Henry E. Watkins) of Clinton; , and two brothers, Howard Hicks of. Clinton, and Maurice Hicks of Goderich. The funeral service was held from the Ball Funeral Home on December 13, 1978, with Rev. John Oestreicher Officiating, assisted by Rev. James Reddock. Interment was in the Bayfield Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bruce Craig of Winnipeg, Brenton Craig of London, ;James Craig and Paul Castle of Clinton, all gra}dsons, and William McGregor of RR 5, Clinton and Donald Haw of Bayfield. Flowerbearers were Laureen Craig of Clinton, Timothy Craig of Clinton and Nancy Castle,. all ' grandchildren. hold Christmas party a to Betty Doherty for making tickets for the Christmas dinner meeting. Gift rosaries to Mr. and Mrs. Rosinki on their 50th wedding anniversary will be presented by Father at the celebration in Band entertains at Home A Sunday afternoon concert arranged by Dr. Toll, leader of the Seaforth-Dashwood band, opened with 0 Canada, followed by several stirring band marches. Lorne Lawson played a harmonica solo followed by a vocal duet by Drysdale sisters. A solo was given by Jack Storey, followed by step dancing by Debbie Flynn, the Finlayson sisters, and Lila Storeys cross country squares. Music for the dancers was supplied by Marie Flynn and Nelson Howe. Vic Fox sang a solo and led the audience in carol singing with Mrs. Hen- derson on piano. Dr. Toll and band closed program with several Carol selections followed by a social time. Waterloo, December 29. The monthly mass for the sick will be offered. Grace Austin reported 31 more boxes packed and sent to .. Madonna House, Combermere. Grace and Cathy Olsen reported on the marriage renewal seminar they attended in London. They asked for, volunteers to meet and have discussions. The object off the program in the London diocese is to get married couples of all ages sharing ideas that might help strengthen marriages and family life. In Huron County alone, last year there were a thousand divor- ces. PRO LIFE Teresa Courtney is still accepting memberships for Pro Life. The Pro Life float won a second prize' in the Goderich Santa Claus parade. Irene Gilmore sent get well cards to John Crawford, Ron Austin and Wilfred Hogan. Irene and Rita Howard have purchased the gifts for the sick and shut-ins. Bernadine Kinney and Mary Clare will help deliver the gifts. GIRL GUIDES • Rochelle Champagne thanked Father for let- ting the Girl Guides sell refreshments at the Christmas turkey bingo and also for the returns from one bingo game. The Guides made greeting card holders for the shut-ins. G•ODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER I4t HH71,^,-PA,QE 14 ullivan's Reporting, for the C.N.I.B. can paign in Ashfield, Fran'_Regling said returns were up $254.71 from last year for a• total of $1774.25.' She thanked all her volunteer helpers. Father Dentinger.. thanked, Mrs. Vogt and her daughters for the lovely Christmas dinner. He wished all a happy Christmas and asked God's blessing on everyone. President, Pat Howard, presented Father and Brother Carl with gifts from the league. The meeting ,closed with prayer led by ' Father. A session of Ch-ristmas carolling ended the evening. For Solo Storting Doe. pth DAILY AT SALTFORD W .kends Only Ma, MOO, sat,. Sun.) SMITH'S GARDEN CENTRE (Form rly,old1.G A. Parking Lot) The Benmiller Foresters got a vote of thanks for their efforts helping park cars at the International Plowing Match held in Wingham in September. The Foresters took on the task of managing parking areas at the International and received a little over $1,400 from the IPM for their efforts. Hugh Flynn, chairman of the parking committee, told the Foresters the committee had appreciated the extra work the club did over and above what they were asked to do and wanted to donate $25 to the service club. Here (from left) Bev Orr, vice president of Court Fascination, Jud Milburn of the Forester parking committee, Hugh Flynn of the IPM parking committee, Jamieson Riby, chairman of the Forester parking committee, and Jim Dreh- mann, vice president bf the Foresters, take part in the presentation. (photo by Jeff Seddon) and you won't need any mistletoe! To make your Christmas shopping simple, we. have a full.selection.,af work, saving and energy-saving KitchenAid dishwashers. Come and see all the features that make KitchenAid the brand we recommend for performance and quality. The powerful half -horsepower motor and multi-level washing action will scrub all your pots and pans and dishes after Christmas dinner, On Superba models there is a patented Soak 'n Scrub cycle. Plus these'other KitchenAid features: Fio•Thru Drying -- Warm air is circulated over, under and around dishes for com• plete drying. Sani•Cycle — Final rinse water is heated to approximately 180'' on Superba models for extra protection against germs. Load•As•You•Like — Multi-level wash allows complete loading flexibility. Ask about the Superba model's sixteen position upper rack Solt Food Disposer — No need to pre• rinse dishes before loading Quiet Operation — Efficient sound insul. ation makes the KitchenAid dishwasher exceptionally quiet Energy.Saver — Save energy in the drying cycle at the touch of a button SEE ALL THE FEATURES OF KKitc1124ftursAide DISHWASHERS AT Everyone was all smiles at a Benmiller Foresters Club dance Saturday night When Hugh Flynn (centre), chairman of the International Flowing Match parking committee, issued acheck for $1,498 to the Benmiller club for its work at IPM. The Foresters handled parking lot duties at the match and for their effort earned the money which will be used in support of Forester community projects. Here vice president of the club Jim Drehmann (left) and Vice president of Court Fascination Bev Orr look on as Flynn makes out the cheque. (photo by Jeff Seddon) Port Albert Congratulations are due for Brian and Judy Draper on the birth of a son. The sympathy of the community is extended to the families of Mrs. Allie Fielder who died recently. CHURCH NEWS The A.C.W. is holding their meeting in the church basement this Thursday, December 14. Sunday, December 17 is the annual Carol Service at Christ Church. A social hour with lunch will take. place in the hall following service. TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD Final Instalment f Taxes Due December 1 Sth, 1978 Payable at Sank of Commerce,. Dungannon !Wit of Montreal, Goderich & Lucian)* Donald M. Simpson ?',ensurer SUTTON PARK INN ` Celebrate with us! 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