The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-07-19, Page 30-4
PAGE 12A—GODERICi:'I SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JULY I9, 1979
Margaret retires
BY REVEREND G.L.
ROYAL
On Sunday, July 15, the
congregation of Knox
.Church, Goderich,
honoured its Church
Secretary of 31 years, •
Mrs. Margaret Govier.
Mrs. Govier had
completed 31 years in the
congregational
responsibility and retired
on June 30. Speaking on
behalf of the
Congregation, the
Reverend G.L. Royal,
Minister, and Gordon J.
McManus-, Clerk of
Session, made strong
mention of the great
contribution Mrs. Govier
had made over so many
.years to the work ' and
progress of the pastorate.
Mrs. Govier had come
to the Chure'h Office in
1948 and continued
throughout the years as
an honest, happy, co-
operative; supportive and
sincere worker. It was
during the ministry of
The Reverend Robert G.
MacMillan, former
Minister at Knox, that
Mrs. Govier began the
long years of service to
the congregation.
A letter of appreciation
was read by Mr.
McManus and the letter
was signed by himself,
the Minister, and the
Chairman of the Board,
Mrs. Margaret Govier was presented with a color television set on Monday,
July 15, by members of Knox Church for her 31 years of service as church
secretary. (photo by Cath Wooden)
Colborne's Hugh Hill
is dead at age 94
Hugh .Hill of 184 Picton
Street East, Goderich
died in Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital on
Saturday, July 14 at the
age of -94.
He was born in
Colborne Township on
December 11, 1884 to
Harriett Snell and
William Hill.
He lived and farmed in
Colborne Township until
moving to Goderich upon
his retirement in 1955.
, On June 6, 1906 he
married' Sarah (Tena)
Bean at The Homestead,
Lot 2, Concession 8, West
Division, Colborne
Township. She
predeceased him on
August 8, 1971.
The late Mr. Hill was a
member of Morningstar
Lodge no. 309, A.F. and
A.M., Carlow and Past
District Deputy Grand
Master , of South Huron
District.
He is survived by five
daughters, Mrs. James
(Hazel) Feagan of
Goderich, Mrs. Clar
(Doris) Parton of
Toronto, Mrs. Clare
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Tuesday, July 17 at2 p.m.
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Gordon Hazlewood of
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Pallbearers were Hugh.
and Gerald Feagan,
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Greg Hazlitt.
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and Paula Feagan.
Interment was in
Colborne Cemetery.
Morningstar Lodge no.
309, A.F. 'and A.M.,
Carlow, held a memorial
service at the funeral
home on • Monday
evening, July 16 at 9 p.m.
Witness,..
• from page MA
due to crime, violence,
inflation, and changing
moral standards and
ruined marriages • with
broken homes.
"Peopleare in need of
hope," Mr. Brodie con-
tinued, "but many
wonder where such hope
can be found. Others
possessing hope are
concerned as to how they
can preserve it, enhance
it,. These conventions are
specifically designed to
explore the reasons for
stress, unhappiness and
hopelessness in modern
society, and more im-
portantly, how to cope
with the problems."
Mr. Brodie. said the
sessions are planned for
all age graups and all
meetings are open to the
public. •
Donald Edward. Th -e
Treasurer of the Church,
Mr. Keith Stothers,
presented Mrs. Govier
with a well-filled purse.
Mrs. Govier thanked the
congregation for the
many signs of affection
over the years.
On Monday morning of
this week a beautiful
coloured television set
was delivered to Mrs.
Govier's home by' a
delegation of office -
bearers, including
Gordon McManus, Jean
Knight, Donald Edward,
Keith Stothers and the
Minister. In her
retirement Mrs. Govier
was wished happiness,
health and honor.
Sherwood reunion
Elect co -presidents for 1980
BY MRS.
'DAN McINNES
The eighteenth annual
reunion of the descen-
dants of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. G. Sherwood
was held at the Women's
Institute Hall, Belgrave
on Sunday, July 15 with a
good attendance.
Grace was sung after
which everyone enjoyed a
bountiful noon lunch. This
was followed by a short
business period.
Myrtle Johnstone had a
display of family pic-
tures, clippings and in-
formation she has
collected through the
years. This proved most
interesting. Myrtle gave'
a short talk on the
Sherwood family history
which she is compiling. A
moment's silence was
observed in memory of
those who are no longer
with us.
A sing song of old
favourites was enjoyed.
Games` and contests
were ' in the charge of
Helen ' and Dianne
'Thornton. Prizes were
awarded to Nicole
McKenzie, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Murray
McKenzie, for the
youngest present; to Mrs.
Marie Morrison for the
eldest; guessing the
number of buttons in a
jar, Kenneth Hutchison;
the person up the earliest
that morning, Mrs. Dan
McInnes; birthday
closest to the date of the
picnic, Mrs. Gordon
Johnstone.
Races for the juniors
were won by Laura
McKenzie, Karen
Mcln-nes and Martin
McKenzie. Senior girls
winning were Mae
Hutchison, Dianne and
Shirley Thornton. Senior
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Murray Thornton, Dale
McInnes and Donald
Thornton tied, Bob
McInnes.
Prizes for other games
were: throwing the
frisbee, boys, Kenneth
.Hutchison, Murray
Thornton, Bob McInnes
and Donald Thornton;
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Nancy McInnes, Dianne
Thornton; penny relay,
Donald Thornton's team;
pie .te relay, Dale
McInnes' eam; kick the
slipper, la les, •ianne
Thornton, Nancy
McInnes, Mrs. John
Thornton; kick the shoe,
men, Dale McInnes, Bob
McInnes, Kenneth
Hutchison. The games
finished with a gum
scramble.
Myrtle Johnstone and
Mrs. Dan McInnes were
re-elected as president
and secretary -treasurer
respectively. Next year's
lunch committee is Mrs.
Wm. McInnes and Mrs.
John Thornton; sports
committee, Bob and Dale
McInnes; programme
committee, Mrs. Dan
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