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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-10-04, Page 9., BY KARLA HOGAN Miss Hilda Kennedy. The gatherjng gathering ation and Pat Howard pres- John's College. In 1962, Rosary was led by the ented Brother Carl with a gift Brother Carl was off to the Knights 9f Columbus and of luggage from St. Joseph's C.R. teachers at St. John's C.W.L. members. Offertory C.W.L. Lucknow and St. College. In 1962, Brother was taken up by members off Augustine Leagues also gave Carl was off to the C.R. Brother's family and himself. generous gifts. Brother Carl Novitiate at Dundas as cook The sermon was on the received an electric razor for the Postulants and Novic- Brotherhood. Following from the Youth Club, a huge es until L969. Then it was mass, everyone gathered in tropical plant from the back to London as cook for the Hall for a celebration Knights of Columbus, and the Novitiate group and the hosted by St. Joseph's Cath- many other numerous and Seminarians until 1972, olic Women's League. Many useful gifts. when he was called to Kings - friends and relatives from Brother Carl explained bridge June 26, 1972. Broth - Waterloo,, Stratford, and all about his life as a Brother er Carl entertained his Orthe local towns and villag- and the different services he friends with some humorous es attended. Brother Carl's has performed. In September stories 'about his 'flops and brothers, Mr. and. Mrs. 1939, he was a porter and explosions in cooking. The Alfred Voll, Mr. and Mrs. sacristan at North Bay Col- evening was enjoyed by all. Robert Voll, Mrs. Laurine lege. On December 7, 1940, Congratulations to the Lienhardt from St. Clements Brother, became,a cook at St. students and teachers of St. and his sister,' Mrs. Marg- Thomas Scholasticate %there Joseph's School who took aret Lienhardt from Waterloo he spent twenty years. In part in the Dungannon Fair presented him with a gift of a 1960, he went to St. Peter's parade and won second for house coat, pyjamas and slip- House, Brantford, where he their float; also to all the pers to match. Father Den- was housekeeper and cook children who exhibited tinger gave a talk in appreci- for four C.R. teachers at St. school work, art, displays, t Brother Carl Voll recently celebrated his fortieth anni- versary in the Brotherhood and was guest off honour at a family gathering, hosted by his eldest brother and family. A Mass of Thanksgiving at Ressurection College was offered by the Provincial Superior and all off the adult relatives took part in the Liturgy of the Mass. Dinner was held at the Stone Crock Relstaurant, St. Jacobs, fol- lowed by a reception at Brother's nephew., Harry Wall's home. Slides were shown and lunch served, followed by the presentation of a rocker recliner. On Saturday evening, September 29, Father Mike Myronuik said mass in hon- our of' Brother Carl. The mass intention was from pets, and sang to the talent Monday to Thursday with show. KeepACross up the gogyi Mrs. Mary Fray,le, Eugene spirit. Country and Betty and family, and was House Lead g ently wue t h h the tended the Ploughing Match titian Donald and Rose and family. following winners: Intermed- Many from this area at- iate, Shawn Doherty (Green), at Chatham. Linda Sinnett (Blue), Scott SUNDAY SCHOOL Westecott (Blue); Junior, Sunday School has com- Patrick Frayne (Blue), Maria menced at the home of Dalton (Yellow), Edward Lorraine Brophy. Children Plasschaert (Blue); Primary, Christine Connelly (Yellow), Brian Redmond (Blue), Vince Doherty (Yellow). ' Jim and Janet Card have a new son, Michael Joseph, born on September 20 in Wingham Hospital. Congrat- + ulationsl Betty Van Osch spent a few days at Cornwallis, Nova Scotia and attended the graduation of her son, David, from Recruit School on Sept- ember 20. Private David Van Osch is now taking a ten week driving course at Camp Borden. He was home for the weekend with his family. Pete and Betty spent two days With her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Benninger of Chatham and a day at the Ploughing Match. Gerry Heffernan of Strat- ford and Blanche Bilodeau of Waterloo visited with Yvette Heffernan and Antone and Delores Van Osch and family on the weekend. Patrick Dougherty of At tica, Michigan was a Sunday guest ,with Joe and Teresa Courtney and family. His visit was spent researching the Courtney family- history. Dinner guests were Con and Vivian - Hogan, John and Grace Austin and Joe, and Frank Sullivan. Visiting with Bernadine Kinney was a cousin, Miss Olive O'Reilly of Sun City, Arizona and Mr. Calvin O'Reilly from Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. John Kinney and daughter, Susan, of Redford Township, Michigan, spent —tire weekend with Berna-dine. Mary Luanne Clare and her parents' attended the Wingham Lions Club meet- ing, Tuesday evening. After the dinner, Mary Luanne spoke on her trip to Noranda - Rouyn, Quebec, where she spoke.in the Canadian final- ists contest this past spring. Judy Coates of Strathroy, who is a Social Worker with the C.N.I.B., will be guest speaker and will tell about her work with the blind at the St. Helens W.I. meeting October 4. Welcome to Eddie and Maureen Chilton and child- ren, hildren, Tommy and Mark from Moose Factory. They will be living in Tony Miltenberg's former home. Eugene and Betty Frayne and family spent Sunday visiting with their son, Dan- ny and Linda of Cambridge (Gal*:.;Mrs '•Gladys Redfern and son, David, from Royal Oak, .Michigan, visited from Dr. Hazelwood speaks at Nile service Company on Sunday after- noon with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Webster were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bradley of Goderich and Miss Alice Bradley of Cam- bridge. Congratulations again are due the Agriculture Society members and their float which placed 1st at the Ripley Fall Fair parade on Saturday. Many from our area at- tended the ploughing match held at Chatham this year. Many stayed for the weekend with friends or relatives and others had motor homes. Reverend and Mrs. Mc- Clenaghan of Paisley visited with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Irvin on Sunday. The Setpember meeting of the Dungannon Agricultural Society drew a small attend- ance. President Bob Wright chaired the meeting onsSept- ember 25th at the hall. Secretary Dorothy B read the minutes, which were adopted as read. The treasurer's report was given by Lynda McNee. Several items of business were dis- cussed such as building a food booth which can be transported to different ev- ents, such as tractor pulls etc. Joanne Whitney was asked to compare the differ- ent prices on money boxes for , future " purchase. The addition of a show case at the hall for trophies, plaques etc. was discussed. It` was decided by those present to host the 1980 Fall district 8 agriculture meet- ing. It is hoped more people will get out and attend these meetings and show an inter- est in their community. Mrs. Joy Vella of Seaforth visi et d er aunt, Mrs. Mary Bere on Sunday and accom- panied her to Belmore to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ken Weber (nee Dale McNee) and fam- ily. Mrs. Gerry Bere spent a few days last wee'k in Wing - ham Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mac- Donald of Kitchener visited Sue's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Godfrey on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sow- werby of Toronto visited. her .. mother, Mrs': Cecil Blake, and Grant's parents in- God- erich Township on the week- end. Congratulations to Alvin and.. Myrtle Kerr who. will celebrate their 40th anniver- sary with a dance this Saturday evening at the Agriculture Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kerr returned home on Wednes- day, following a four week visit at Arcola, Saskatchew- an, with his sister, Violet and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson. Leola Chisholm was home for the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon- ard Chisohlm. Leola is enrol- led in the two year registered nursing course at Stratford Conestoga College. Thos. Webster returned home on Thursday. ..from Wingham Hospital where he had been hospitalized follow- ing a tumble from a ladder a week ago. He is still feeling quite stiff and sore. Mrs. Mary McFarlan and son, James of Kinlough, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Benson Shackleton and son Gerald, of Dungannon on Sunday evening for dinner. Valerie Shackleton of Han- over visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benson Shack- leton, Dungannon over the weekend. Sherwoods Transportation took a bus load of Dungan- non area residents to the Plowing Match on Friday. DUNGANNON - NILE PASTORAL CHARGE Dr. Hazelwood, a former minister of Nile United Church, 40 years ago, was Dungannon doings Marie Park correspondent 529-7719 guest minister for Nile anni- versary service on Sunday, speaking on the topic, "Have You Anything to Communi- cate?" The joint Dungannon -Nile choir sang three numbers, "Morning Has Broken "The Lily of the Valley", and "In the. Garden", led by pianist, Mrs. Jean Elliott. Helen Elliott sang a solo, "May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You". A warm welcome was extended to Dr. Hazelwood and to Mrs. Haz- elwood, who also attended the service. Nile Hi -C met on Sunday evening at the church for an organization 'and planning meeting. • The U.C.W. Fall Rally is being held on Tuesday, Oct - ,ober 2 at the Benmiller United Church, for all U.C.W. members of the West Huron Region. D unga-rrn-o-n-- Exp 1 oar s meet on Tuesday evening. Choir practice will con- tinue as a joint choir on Wednesday evening in Dun- gannon Church. The Woodstock Choralar- es, agroup of 50 voices, are presenting an evening of song with selections of popu- lar, traditional and sacred music at the Blyth Centre for the Arts on the evening of October 3rd. Holmesville 4-H news . BY HELEN TIESMA Meeting three of Holmesville I Stitchy Stitcher-oos took place on Thursday, September 27 at the Holmesville school. The meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge. Then the secretarial report was read and since there were no objections the minutes were passed and the meeting opened. The roll call, "Name your favourite colour; GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 3�4% BRUCE ERSKINE 86 North 524-9555 $ IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT $ Plan to attend MONTE CARLO NIGHT An evening of entertainment and dancing SATURDAY, OCT. 13th at the GODERICH MEMORIAL COMMUNITY CENTRE Three big Draws will be made '1, $2,500.°' 2. 9,500." 3.5.500.°0 Admission: A Goderich Mini Lottery Stub "ITIS STILL NOT T00 LATE" ' Tickets are available at the Recreation Of- fice 524-8373 or The Town Hall 524-8344. OMMEimminimommommummigor what colours would you put with it to make a colour scheme; name a colour scheme," was then answered by all mem- bers. Various colour schemes were discussed from the pictures each member brought for the roll call. Deb and Judy then taught members how to do the bargello stitch. Each member then did the bargello stitch. Next meeting is to be held Tuesday, Octoberw4 at the Holmesville public school. Refreshments were then served, bringing the meeting to a close. 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