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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-03-08, Page 11Mild temperatures cause problems Two members of the Murphy family were 'recipients of O.E.C.T.A. public speaking awards for the Huron -Perth Separate Schools recently. Paul Murphy of St. Mary's Separate School in Goderich placed first in the in- ,,termediate class with his speech, Sportsmanship in Sport and Katharine Murphy also of St. Mary's placed second in the junior class with her speech, A Family Camping Trip. (Photo by Wilma Oke) • ung A greater part of the Wawanosh side of the village was pretty well under water on Sunday due to the mild temperature the past few days. Several families had basement recreation rooms damaged _vile severely. This writer was out 'Sunday and took a dozen or so snaps of different situations. Sympathy is extended to relatives of Gordon Kirkland who died very suddenly at his home near Lucknow on Monday night. The funeral took place on Thursday after- noon. Sympathy is also extended to relatives of Mrs. Ben Com- fort (nee Myrtle Blake) who died on Saturday morning in St.. Catharines Hospital.She had been in hospital for some time and recently contracted pneumonia. Mrs. Comfort grew up in the Crewe com- munity. Mrs. Cecil Blake spent a few days recently with Mrs. Annie Kilpatrick in Lucknow. Gordon Anderson under- went hip surgery in London on Tuesday and will be hospitalized several 'days. Lucknow Pee Wees travel- led by bus on Sunday to Streetsville. Eldon Austin accompanied his son, Mike and Jamie Bere. We welcome to the com- munity Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cook and baby. They are residing in' the Sherwood zhouse the south of the' (' village. Mrs. Margaret Roulston of Vanastra visited one day last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Carter. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1979—PAGE 11 1111011 was fl ode Dungannon doings mannInlak — Marie Park correspondent Several little ones from the village were registered for kindergarten at Brookside on Thursday. They were: (fath- er's name in brackets) Lillian MacAuley (Rick); Peggy Brindle (Russ); Tanya Hod- ges (Tey); Tim McNee (Ken); Joel Wright (Bob) and Brad Park (Bill). There is a large registration this year, with about. 40 registering. Sympathy is extended to Gord West, an employee of Dawson Plumbing on the sudden death of his father, on Saturday evening as the result of • a motor vehicle accident. Dick and Noreen Park add Dave and Sharon Dawson are enjoying some time in sunny Jamaica where they are renting a villa. Mr. and Mrs.. Don Walden and Tina of Kincardine visit ed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mole on Sunday. World Day of Prayer held at Nile Church BY DOROTHY CLEMENTS SOCIAL NEWS Sympathy is extended to Gerald Dustow and family in the passing of his mother, Mrs. Gladys ' Dustow of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blake of Holmesville, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Blake of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Netzke of Waterloo visited with Mr. and Mrs. 'Len Christilaw on Sun- day. . - Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. G. Poalin on the arrival of their baby boy last Friday. CHURCH NEWS The World 'Day of Prayer was held at Nile' United Church on Friday, March . 2, Dungannon, Mennonite, St. Augustine Accessories the theme and Nile churches all took part in the . program. Theme for the service was "Spiritual Growth". • Mrs. Myrtle ' Kerr opened the S'ervice with a reading "Voices of Africa". Mrs.' Phyllis Scott played the piano and this part 'was closed with the song "Kum Ba .Yah" •sung by all. .:"Mennonite ladies then led in the past "Growth in Catchers make plans The third meeting of the "Eye Catchers" 4-H Club was held March 1, at the home of their leader Mrs. Bev. Van Ninhuys where discussion on selection and care of scarves was held, and the many ways to tie and wear a scarf. The leaders.• demonstrated the cutting and sewing"a bias scarf. The fourth meeting of the "Eye Catchers" was held March 5th at the home of Mrs. Olga Bell. The selection and' care of purses and shoes was discussed: 'The over stuffing of a purse was. also discussed and the members had a great time emptying their purses. Work was» also done on their'accessories. The next meeting will be held March 8th at the home of Mrs. Bev Van Ninhuys.-b4 Cathy Van Ninhuys. Church News Worship Service was held Sunday morning at 9:45 at the Holmesville- United Church with a good attendance. Mr. Opstreicher told the children the "Story of Zacheas" the man who Holmesville news Blanche Deeves, corre climbed the tree. The offering was received by Jim Lobb and Alvin Betties. The theme of Mr. Oestreichers sermon was "The Crowds at the Cross". Personals Miss Shirley Norman was home for the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norman. The UCW of Holmesville• United Church will meet March 12 in the Church Hall at 2 p.m. spondent' 482-3383 . Several ladies from the area are taking a needle point course in the Township Hall, with the leaders being .-Hazel McCreath, ,Alice Porter and'Berneice Mcllwain. The Goderich Township Women's Institute will meet March 12 at 1:30 in the Township Hall. There will be acard party in- the Holmesville School Thursday evening at 8 p.m., sponsored by the Women's Institute. Ladies bring a few sandwiches. Knowledge". Mrs. Lawrence read the. scripture taken from. II Peter Chapter I -Verses 2 -8. --Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Caldwell also took part. Dungannon ladies led in the past. "Growth in Faith" with Mrs. Amy Wiggins opening. Faith of Our Father" was sung followed with prayer. St. Augustine had "Growth in Hope" which was opened by Mrs. Cyril Boyle. Scripture was taken from Ephesians Chapter 1, verses 11 -13 - after which Father Dettinger of Kingsbridge introduced. To follow Jesus, we should believe and trust, said Father: The church is a house of many bodies. Each Christian should have a sense of mission and have a knowledge of Christ, he continued. We recognize 'God's love and he, wants every Christian to do so. The Holy Spirit works through us concluded the Father. Mrs. Ann Feagan then sang Lesa Tata, Lesa Tata with M•rs. Phyllis Scott at the piano. The final part was led by the Nile group, "Growth in Love". Mrs. ,Winrii'fred Girvin opened with Scripture taken from 1 Corinthians, chapter 13. Several Turn to page 19 • Henry W. 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BUSINESS UE VELOPMENT BANK See our Representatives BILL LICHTI AND BOB PEARCE at: The Bedford Hotel; Goderich On: the 2nd'ond 4th Tuesday of each month (NEXT VISIT: Tues., Mor. 13th (Branch Office Address) For prior Inform'oilon call 271.5650 or write 1036 ntarlo Sfreot, Stratford 529-7719 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park called on Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor in Auburn on Sunday. WORLD DAY OF PRAYER Members of Dungannon United Church, Christian Fellowship Church, St. Jos- eph's' Catholic Churches, Kingsbridge and St. August- ine, Port Albert Anglican Church and other interested persons participated ,in the World Day of Prayer service at Nile Church on Friday. This ,service was prepared by students in the Pan-Afri- can, Leadership Course for Women at Mindolo Ecumen- ical Foundation, Kitive, Zambia. Mrs. Alvin Kerr was chair - lady and Mrs. Frank Scott was organist. Father Den- tinger was the speaker and Mrs. Clyde Westhaver gave a- meditation. Parts in the service were taken by Mrs, Lawrence, Mrs, Peter Mart- in, Miss Pearl Caldwell, Mrs. Amy Wiggins, Mrs. Jack Alton, Mrs. Elwin Feagan, Mrs. Cyril Boyle,.Mrs. Harry Girvin, Mrs. Elmer Black, Mrs. Jack Clements. - • After the service a time of fellowship was enjoyed over coffee and' lunch. DUNGANNON UNITED CHURCH Rev. C. G. Westhaver preached on the subject, "1 am the Door of the Sheep" -taking his text from John 10: 7. ` The choir sang_ the. an them, "I found the Answer". The children's story was entitled, "The Meaning off Lent". A confirmation class for communicants begins ses- sions this week in Dungan- non Church. This class is open to young persons and others who are desirous of coming into the full member- ship of the church at Easter on profession," of faith. The age range is usually fourteen and up, but more important than age is a willingness to serve the Lord in the fellow- ship of the church and in one's own'personal life. Per- sons wishing to "sit in" with the class will also be wel• - comed to share in the study. DUNGANNON 1 441 BY IRENE MARTIN The third meeting of the Dungannon I 4-H club was held at Mrs. George Erring - ton's on 'February 26th 'at 7.00 p.m. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Betty Errington. The club name was chosen Tots sign up at Brookside BY MANDY MILLER AND JANICE POLLOCK Kindergarten Registration for next fall's class was held on Thursday, March 1, with about 40 children register- ing. Huron County Health Nurses were on hand to give them their check up and inoculations, if necessary. On' Wednesday, February 28 the ienior boys hockey teams prayed the last game of the playoffs. The Flyers, with captain George Alton won the game 7 - 4 against the Flames; -(captain' Jamie- Bere). The Flyers thus be- come the senior boys hockey champions of Brookside School, On Tuesday, February 27 the girls' hockey team played against the Ripley girls' team with a score of 4 - A. "for Brookside. Goals were scor- "_ed . by Wilma Vandervelde (2), Carol Rintoul (1) and Ruth Martin (1). on unday to be "The Mad Hatters". A demonstration was giv- en on how to tie different scarf knots. Each member finally mastered the "Wind- sor Knot", the "Square Knot", the "Ascot" and the "Soft Puff". The fourth meeting began with the roll call which included every girl doing three different scarf ties. The club then talked about purses and what type of purse you prefer including the different styles of purses, for various occasions. The topic of shoes '.as an accessory was discussed in - chiding the At, the selection or style of ' a shoe and the proper care for shoes. New at BAYFIELD LUMBER Announcing our New RENTAL SERVICE We now rent just about everything you will need for your spring construction project...including *GARDEN EQUIPMENT *POWER AND HAND TOOLS *LADDERS *CEMENT MIXERS, etc. AND—THIS SPECIAL NEW CARPET CLEANER DO IT YOURSELF! CLEAN YOUR CARPETS... 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