HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-10-25, Page 8PAGE 8—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1979
Dungannon folk requested to help welcome Vietnamese
BY STEPHEN PARK
Mrs. Wm. Berry returned
to her trailer last weekend.
Canvassers were around
collecting for the Blind
through the week.
Mrs. Tom Park was in-
formed Thursday that she is
a great grandmother again.
Her grandson, Jim Lawlor
and his wife, Debora, had a 7
lb. 15 oz. girl, Adrienne
Elizabeth. Jim is the son of
Tom and Millie Lawlor of
Auburn.
Inez Howe, Robert Howe
and Judy Williams were all
callers at Lil MacDonald's on
Saturday. On Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Molton visited
Frank in the Wingham Hos-
pital.
Judy Carmichael, a grade
9 student at G.D.C.I. was
an Editor -for -a -Day at the
Signal Star recently.
Kingsbridge is sponsoring
a Vietnamese family. Anyone
wishing to donate' bedding or
household ,articles, please
contact" Mrs Kathy Olson,
Dungannon.
Jim Stothers, son off Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Stothers,
was home from Montreal on
the weekend to attend his\
graduation at Waterloo with
his mother and father,.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Park attended the baptismal
services at Nile where their
niece, Amanda Mallough,
was one of two babies
baptized. They later travel-
led to Goderich for a family
celebration at the Mallough's
home.
Dave Dawson arrived back
home this week after a week
long hunting trip.
Mrs. Fred Schmid return-
ed Wednesday from Hamil-
ton, after a five day visit with
daughter, Gabriel.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Dungannon
doings.
Marie Park correspondent
Ben Mole on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mole.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Pentland over the
weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Crockett of Pickering,
Meagan and Jason.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crockett
and Mrs. McNally, all of
London; and the rest of the
family were all home to
attend baptism services at
Dungannon.
Saturday evening company
Needlepoint interests 4-H girls
Tiger Dunlop 4-H
Group 2, "Granny's
Treasures", with leaders,
Mrs. Guy Emerson and
Mrs. Ernest Bentley,
have completed their
seven meetings for the
project "Needlepoint"
but will be having an
extra and special
meeting tonight, Thur-
sday, October 25 at
Colborne Township Hall,
Carlow at 7 p.m. with
Mrs. Bird, Home
Economist, as guest
speaker.
Achievement Day will
be Thursday, November 8
at Brookside School at 7
p.m.
W.I. NEWS
Tiger Dunlop Women's
Colborne
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Institute meeting will be
held today, Thursday,
October 25 at 1:45 p.m. at;
Colborne Township Hall.
Members from Lon-
desboro Institute will be
guests. The guest speaker
will be from Family and
Children's Services.
Remember the Penny
Sale. Come and bring a
friend.
COUNTRY FAIR
The •14th annual
Christmas Country Fair
held at Saltford last week
was successful and well
patronized even though
Kingsbridge sells hotdogs
BY KARLA HOGAN
A focrner member of this
community and parish died
last week' in Goderich Hos-
pital. Sympathy is extended
to the family of Earl Drennan
who had been ill for some
time.
The school had a success-
ful hot dog day on Friday.
There are International Year
of the Child pins available at
the school "for staff, parents
and students. Fifty per cent
of the profit from the sale of
these pins is going to the
Goderich and District Pro
Life. There are two different
types, stickpins and lapel,
and they would make a
beautiful keepsake of the
Year of the 'Child.
Congratulations to Kevin
.Hans, Peter VanDiepan, and
David Franken, who won
prizes for their • Historical
Models at the Lucknow Fall
Fair. They were winners. in School pupils in Huron
the Historical Contest spots—County. The judges --were
sored by the Huron County very impressed with .the
Historical Society which was pioneer history that they had
open to all Elementary portrayed.
$3,700 for arthritis
Bill Wark, president of
the Goderich Branch of
The Arthritis Society,
reports that a total of
over $3,700 has been
raised in this year's
campaign.
"This money will be
applied to the Society's
program of research and
education,'-' says Mr.
Wark.
"'Last year many
research projects worthy
of research had to ue
declined by The Arthritis
Society because of lack of
funds. Let us hope that we
can improve on that
because there is no doubt
that arthritis research is
paying' off." he said,
Donations may • still he
made by sending your
cheque made out to The
Arthritis Society to Mr.
Bill Wark, Ridgewood
Park, RR5 Goderich.
The Goderich Branch'
received a cheque for
5200 from the Knights of
Columbus. President,
Gaetan Jacques recently
made the presentation to
the treasurer, Kathy •
Linklater.
Watch next issue of Huron
1//G Shopping News for details
JACK -O -LANTERN
CONTEST
Draw to take place
Saturday, October 27 '
2:00 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Entry deadline 1:30 p.m.
the weather wasn't
always favorable.
Congratulations to all
who worked to make this
event possible. The
combining of people's
talents in a worthwhile
venture that has steAdily
grown is a notable ac-
complishment. May it
continue to grow.
SOCIAL NEWS
Congratulations are
extended to Mr. and Mrs.
David Ellwood Martin
(nee Judith Maureen
McPhee, formerly of
Colborne Township)
whose wedding took place
in North Street United
Church on September 8;
and to Linda Jane.
Kaminska of .R.R.5
Goderich (Sunset Beach)
and Randy Vincent Kisch
whose marriage took
place September 29 at St.
Andrew's United Church,
Sault Ste. Marie; and also
to Mr. -and M -r -s ---D an -
Duncan of Saltford, on
the birth of a baby boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Rus.
Steele of Richmond, B.C.
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
R. Buchanan and Mrs. L.
Pope last Wednesday.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Park were Mr. and
Mrs. Kervin Rourke of Clin-
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Rourke of Zurich.
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Cecil Wittich of Blyth
was guest minister at Dun-
gannon and Nile on Sunday
to conduct the sacraments of
Baptism and Communion.
His sermon w•as entitled, "lir
Remembranrie of Me". The
choir sang the anthem,
"Sons of God", led by
organist, Mrs. Jean Elliott.
Children baptized at Dun-
gannon were: Jason Hugh
Crockett, and Meagan Lynn
Crockett, children of Hugh
and Norma (Pentland)
Crockett; Michael Joseph
Richard Dauphin, son of
Gary and, Heather (Park)
Dauphin; Owen Bruce Utley
and Tara Dene Utley, child-
ren of Bruce and Rodene
(Pentland) Utley.
Children baptized at Nile
United Church were: Tim-
othy Brent Black, son of
Bryon and Jean (Drennan)
Black; Amanda Joy Mal -
lough, daughter of Michael
and Valerie (Stothers) Mal -
lough.
Tyros meet on Tuesday
evening in Dungannon
Church basement. This is an
organization for boys of ages
9, 10 and 11 and boys from
both churches attend.
Many fine comments are
heard about the church
choirs and their leadership.
Young people attending are
making a splendid contribu-
tion.
Willing Workers met on
Thursday evening. This
week's topic for discussion is
the Christmas Bazaar.
The Nursery Care provid-
ed for infants' and pre
schoolers during the church
service is much appreciated.
Mr. Cowan plans to attend
the Music Workshop and
Concert in Mitchell on Satur-
day, October 27.
Next Sunday, Rev. Ian
MacKay of Chatham will be
conducting both services
while Mr. Cowan is in
Chatham for their "Lay"
Sunday.
DUNGANNON U.C.W.
The October meeting of
the U.C.W. was held on
Tuesday evening, October 16
at the home of Mrs. Gloria
Pearson. Mrs. Donna Alton
opened the meeting with a
Thanksgiving Thought. Mrs.
Marie Stewart read the medi-
tation, "Thankfulness".
Guest speaker was Mrs.
Herbert Lawrence, Dungan-
non, who read passages from
Genesis and Kings to illus-
trate her theme, "Goal open-
ed ml' eyes, that 1 may see".
Mrs. Amy Wiggins thanked
the speaker and then led the
business part of the meeting.
Helen Dawson gave the
treasurer's report and re-
ported the quilt donated by
Mrs. Elma Reed has been
quilted and sent to Wood-
stock Disaster Area. Discus-
sion was held on the need for
more hymn books and it was
decided to .purchase 40 more
books.
Mrs. Wiggins informed
the ladies that their "prayer
sister" organization is now
the Blyth U.C.W. and regu-
lar prayers are requested. It
was agreed to get 50 church
calendars to sell at $1.50
each. Some discussion was
held on a float for next
summer's birthdap celebra-
tion but definite plans were
deferred for a future meet-
ing. •
The next meeting will take
the form off a pot luck dinner.
Mr. Cowan pronounced the
benediction and grace was
sung. Mrs. Olive Blake and
Mrs. Mary Bere served
lunch
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