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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-06, Page 11Every Thursday and Friday, many people in Goderich are en- joying hot lunches being served at the Livery Theatre on South Street. The country style kitchen at the Livery is now decorated for the holiday season. Here, Eileen Beauchemin, serves spaghetti to Annette Stemp, Margaret Eadie and Agnes Mac Ewan. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Dungannon writer has first grandchild BY MARIE PARK Sympathy is extended to Mel Jones on the death of his uncle, Bert Marsh of Aub- urn. The funeral service was held from the Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth with interment in Ball's Cemetery. Congratulations to Steph- en and Debbie Park on the birth of their 7 ib. 10 oz. daughter, Holly Ellen, on No'ember 30th at Goderich Hospital, a sixth grandchild for Arnold and Joyce Stoth- Coup e 1 1 honored -Mr - and—Mrs Clern- Desjardins of 60 Albert Street, North, were honored on the occasion of their 32nd wedding anniversary by their family on 'November 17 with dinner and an' evening at the Can- dlelight restaurant. An anniversary cake decorated the table. Gifts and best wishes for many more anniversaries were also received. Leaders' workshop Leaders' workshops for the brand new project for. spring "Your Corner of the World" will be held"' January 11 to February 1, 1980. Colou-r, furniture arrangement, floor plans and ways to personalize a teenager's bedroom are the main topics covered. Macrame, the art of knot -tying, will be the craft learned by the members. Sunday. school back BY TOM LIVINGSTONE The Reverend Robert Crocker conducted the service at Christ Anglican Church in Port Albert on Sunday. Mr. Crocker had just returned from Frobisher Bay where he took part in the Installation of Bishop James Clarke as Suf- fragan Bishop of the Arctic. ' On his arrival in .Frobisher Bay on November 30, the tem- perature was 23 below zero. In his sermon con- cerning light and darkness, he 'mentioned at 4 )p.m. in Frobisher Bay, it is quite dark and in our daily lives, all of us have something that we would like to keep under darkness. The minister was assisted in lighting the First Advent Candle by St ven Adams. Sunday marked the first tinie in many years that Christ Anglican Church had had a Sunday School. Five pupils were enrolled. The-.- teachers are Anita Hodges and Linda Culbert. Sunday, December 9 will be Communion and on December 16, the annual carol service will be held, followed by the Christmas dinner. ers and first grandchild for Bill and Marie Park. Congratulations to Bill and Elsie Hardy on the occasion of their 40th wedding anni- versary to be celebrated this Saturday at Saltford. An anniversary dance was held on Saturday evening for Johrr dnd Grace Austin at Dungannon Hall. Congratu- lations to you both on the occasion of your 30th anni- versary. Bob Wright has returned home following a few days in hospital. In a tournament held Lucknow on Saturday be- tween Lucknow Atoms, Pee Wee and Bantams and Lon- don teams, several young lads from the village took part. DUNGANNON UNITED CHURCH Mr. George Cowan preached a thought provok- ing sermon on Sunday morn- ing entitled "What if Jesus did come to Earth?" The choir sang the anth- em, "On a Day when Men were Counted", led by or- ganist, Mrs. Jean Elliott. in The first advent candle was lit by Jacqui Dawson. At the Nile service on Sunday afternoon it was decided to hold a Christmas service on the evening of December 23 and to invite the Dungannon tion. Sunday, December 16th the White Gift service will be presented by the Sunday School. congrega- GODE RICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDA,'1kCEMBER 6,1979.—PAGE 11 Austins celebrate 30th anniversary BY CATHERINE AUSTIN Congratulations to M and Mrs. John Austin wh on Saturday evening we honoured by their family the occasion of their 30t wedding anniversary. Mass of Thanksgiving w offered by Fr. Dentinger St. Joseph's Church. Frien and neighbours were ente tained in Dungannon Ag cultural Hall with Boyd orchestra providing the mu lc, Their sons Ralph an Eugene from Calgary we present for the occasion an will remain home for a wee before returning to Alberta. Br. Carl Voll attended. a three-day "Brother's Confer- ence" in Ancaster, conduct- ed by Rev. Delby, C.R. Rev. Ed Dentinger attended a C.R. "Superior Meeting" at St. Thomas Scholasticate, London, last week. Mrs. Eugene Frayne is a patient in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital where she underwent surgery last Tuesday. She is wished a speedy recovery. Mrs. Jack Kinney attend- ed the 45th wedding anniver- sary of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Len O'Loughlin, and also spent the American Thanks- giving holiday with her fam- ily in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. John Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Austin, r. o, re on h A as in ds r- ri- ,s s - d re d k "trip to Scarborough and to the C.T.V. studios to see the taping of the "Grand Old Country" show. Mary Van Rooy, R.N., of St. Mary's Hospital, London, spent a few days visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Van Rooy and family, this week. Mrs. George Lienhardt is spending a week visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Terry Dalton, Terry and grandchildren, Colleen and Patrick. Sympathy is extended to Raymond and Dennis Dalton and families on the death of their brother, Walter, who passed away in Metropolitan Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Aust- in, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Austin, and Miss Carrie O'Neill of Goderich and Mary Hehn, and Alex Sproal of Wingham, attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Josephine and Laurence Austin in Detroit on Novem- ber 24th. A Mass of Thanks- giving was said at St. Clem- ent Church. Following the mass a dinner and reception was held at the U.A.W. Hall, Warren, Michigan. Dennis Dalton, Mrs. Jack Kinney, Br. Carl Voll, Mrs. Blaise Martin enjoyed a bus Brookside broadcast Some of the students went to St. Mary's School for the Knights of Columbus basket- ball free throw on Thursday, November 29. On Monday, 26th, the report given out. November 28 November cards was a were Pro- fessional Development Day for Brookside School. •There were some parent/teacher interviews on- that day, a staff meeting planning. Practise the and lesson is under way for Christmas concert which is to be on December 18. Snowballing has been ban- ned altogether on the school ground since one child re- ceived injury to the eye from a snowball. Fortunately the injury was not serious but it could have been and it was considered safer to refrain from snowballing. .V• • • Provide all the coziness she requires. Choose a smar• tly styled Velour Robe in Dusty Pink, Dusty Blue, Creom, Peach or Chocolate Brown tones. • Sleepwear Suit her slumber. From cute and cuddly to chic and sheer. We offer long gowns, slinky negligees, cuddly cover-ups and more for your selection, Gift Certificates available Hospital in Windsor. He was in his 82nd year and is survived by his wife, Ann - Marie and two daughters and five sons. He is also survived by his sisters, Mrs. Art O'Connor of Pickering, Mrs. John Cleary of Wallaceburg, Antoinette Dalton of Detroit, Sister Maureen (Helen) of London, his brother, Rev. Michael J. Dalton of Court- land, as well as Raymond and Dennis,,of this parish. This year the C.W.L. are having their annual Christ- mas banquet in the Legion Hall in Goderich on Decem- ber 6th. Plans are also being made for the Christmas turkey bingo to be held on December 8th in the parish hall, and the children are preparing -for their concert to be held in the school on December 18th. Mrs. Clarice Dalton and daughters, Louise Martin,— Maureen Chilton, Denise and Maria motored to Fall's Church, Virginia, last week, to attend the funeral of Raymond Dean - brother-in- law of Clarice. Mass was celebrated at St. Anthony's parish Saturday, November 24th. Mr. Dean was formerly of Goderich. CfiRISP/v A REMINDER This year's Christmas Message to your loved ones... DEC. 13 and 20 ISSUES THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR (either or both) '4.00 4 THE GODERICH SIGNAL-STAR/524-8331 36 North St. Shoppers Square Goderich 524-8572 OneS Why wait any longer? 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