The Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-10-23, Page 214NAteST'AR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23,1.969
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of the
• NIRS, A. VANmomGoderich Kinsmen Club at the
SIDDINNimpoommamplompiumaiiimiaOSCH y Harbourlite Inn recently.
Pot of gold winners were Ken
Kinsissenn News
St. Joseph's- C . L
St. Joseph's Catholic Women's •
League held their meeting
October 14 in the. school gym.
Father Galea opened with
prayer.
lighteen rnembers were
present with Mrs. John Austin
presiding.
It was learned that due to
mailing errors, some members
aren't receiving their League
magazine.
Members are requested to
bring their views on poverty to
the next meeting.
This year 46 'Girl Guides and
four leaders are enrolled in the
Kingsbridge Girl Guides •
sponsored by the Kingsbridge
CWL.
Clean used clothing can be
left at the -back of the church for
the Combermere Mission. It will
be packed to be sent November
15 in time for Christmas.
There is to be a•parent-teacher
meeting at St. Joseph's School
November 4. All interested
people are asked to attend to
hear Sister Judith outline the
' *religion course that is being
taught in the school. ,
- Mrs. Carl Riegling read a
letter from the group's family in
India.- Mrs. Mark Dalton will
write to 'the family this . month
--and members are requested to
bring , their donations for the
family to the next meeting.
Better attendance at meetings
was advocated by Father Galea.
CWL members were invited to
bring guests to the November
meeting. Persons knowing of
Father Galea
•
to leave
Reverend Father H. Galea,
S.S.P., has received a new
assignment as superior general of
the Missionary - Fathers of St.
Paul. He will be leaving within
the next few. weeks to take up
his duties of greater
responsibility in Malta. Father
pastor has been of
t
Ashfield Parish (namelyS .
Joseph's, Kingsbridge, • . St;
Augustine, and St. Mary's,
Lucknow) since September,
1968.
the new Pastor will be
Rerierend Father H. Cassano,
S.S ., VA haa`beenlerping hi—
' the Parish since last year. A new
Father • will be coming shortly to
assist Father Cassano as his
-- Associate Pastor.
charter Members are asked to
contact Mrs. John Austin.
There were no, definite plans
made for ,p bake sale and paish
riot luck supper.
Mrs.," Carl Riegling gave a
complete report on the deanery.
meeting in Seaforth during
September. The speaker, Father
Hennessey- -.gave three rules for
.living:. love your • neighbour
enough to care about him and
his problems; be humble; be
careful not to criticize people
who don't accept your views.
The meeting was adjourned
by Mrs. Antone Van Osch who
also won the mystery prize.
.Girl 'Guides
• The Kingsbridge Girl Guides
played and were tested on "the
Kim's game, Thursday night at
their regular meeting. Songs and
games were played .,and sung by
the girls with Lt. Ceasar and Lt.
MacLennan in charge. -
Campfire was held by Scarlet
Tanagers under the direction of
Patrol Leader Linda Doherty
and second Anne Rising. Skits,
group songs and jokes were very
entertaining. Inspection and roll
call by Lt. Ceasar and _ Lt.
Sinnett.
Girls:. went to patrol comers
and practiced tying .knots, new
guides reviewed law and
promise.
Capt. Tigert gave final details
on hike, also discussed making
articles for Christmas bazaar.
Capt. Tigert informed the girls
they would start practicing
lashings next week.
The meeting closed with'raps.
Mills and Corp. Trail of the
RCMP.
The club voted $25 to St.
John's Ambulance planned a
trip to Mohawk ceway for
October 28.
Doug Cruickshank and Chuck
Jewel have resigned from the
Kinsxmen executive.
Replacements were sought at the
meeting this week.
LOCHALSH
BY MRS. O. McCHARLES
Misses Edna and Eliza Cook
of Owen Sound spent a few days
with .. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
MacKenzie.
Mrs. Donald Simpson and
baby daughter arrived ' home
from Wingham Hospital during
the past week. '
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Farrislr of
Kitchener spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Campbell.
' Donald B. MacKenzie has
been a patient in Wingham
hospital for the past few weeks.
The MacKenzies have moved to
Wingham for the winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas (former
Verna Farrish) have taken up
residence on the Bob Farrish
farm. rrt
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook and
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cook and
family spent Sunday in London
with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steer.
Mrs. John MacRae .vim° a
recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Farrish. Mrs. MacRae is
recovering from,an operation.
Rod Finlayson of Sarnia spent
a few days visiting with his
parents, Mr. and .,Mrs. Gordon •
Finlayson. '
BY MRS. WES BRADNOCK
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Obituary
MRS. JOHN PEPPER
A former resident of the
Auburn .district, Mrs. John
Pepper .passed away last Friday
in the South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, in her 74th year.
She was the former Elizabeth
Fluker and was born and
attended school near Auburn.
She. was predeceased by her
husband and is survived by tvllo
sons, Roy of Exeter and Bloss of
Ailsa Craig; two daughters, Mrs.
Alex (Hannah) Miller of Staffa
and4iIrs. Russell (Marian) Hooey
. „of Wallenstein; also 11
grandchildren.
The funeral was held Monday
October 20 at the $onthron
Funeral Home, Hensall with
burial in. Hensall Union
Cemetery.
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Mrs; Con: „-Hogan returned
home 'last Thursday, from
Victoria Hospital, London,
where she had been a patient for
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Van Osch
and family visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. John Van
Osch and Michael of Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riegling
visited at Victoria Hospital,
London, on Sunday, with Mrs.
Riegling's father, Mr. Frank'
Ritchie, who underwent surgery
last Friday. '
Mr. and Mrs. John Austin,
Rolph• and Eugene and Mrs. Bob
Howard and Gerard spent Friday
at the Ploughing Match at Paris.
Mr. Frank Austin returned
home from the Wingham and
District Hospital on Saturday.
Mrs. Bernadine Kenny spent
the past week at her home here.
AUBURN BAPTIST CHURCH
The annual business meeting
of the Auburn Baptist church'
was held in the Sunday School
room of . the church last
t Saturday evening.
After the regular
congregational supper, the
pastor; Mr. Patrick Ferrer, -led in
the devotional period.
LEATHERS —
SUEDES •
° MELTONS
NYLONS, Etc.
Pile or Quilted Linings
Some Zip. Out Liners
from
Reports of the different
organizations were received with
a good financial balance in each
report. Plans for the coming year
were considered and, a feeling of,
optism prevailed;
SOCIAL CALENDAR -
Mr. and Mrs. Percy 'Wallace
and Rudy of Michigan visited
with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Phillips
recently.
Recent guests with Mr. and
• Mrs. Ben Hamilton were Mr. and
Mrs. Roy La Vigne, Mr, Charles
Semegan, Mr.' and Mrs. ' 5.
Semegan and Shelley, all of
Windsor, Miss Junia Corcoran
and Mr. John Hamilton, both of
Toronto.
Sunday . gl ests with Mrs.
Dorothy Grange, Jennifer and
Shelley were Mr. and Mrs.. Rod
Singh and- family and Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Morris and family of
London. °
Master Michael Haggitt of
Zurich spent the weekend with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt-and Stephen.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson visited last Sunday
with her sister ` Mrs. Fred
Youngblut,, Mr. Youngblut and
family at Woodstock.
M. and Mrs. Robert Slater
and family spent Sunday with
relatives at Kitchener,
M. and Mr's. Oliver Anderson,
Miss Nancy Anderson and Mr.
William Andersonl, of London
spent last Saturday' at Niagara
Falls.
Mr. and `Mrs. Lloyd'Miller of
London visited on Sunday with
his brother, Mr. Gordoiii Miller
and Mrs. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Robinson
of Toronto are visiting with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Robinson.'
Mrs. Ed' Davies visited last
weekend in Stratford with Mrs.
Edna Sippell and accompanied
her to Streetsville to visit Mrs.
Albert Doerr.
CONGRATULATIONS
Congrat,, latiot to Mr. Ed
Davies , pfld Mar: ±":'Court Kerr of
Benmiller in placing sixth in the
horseshoe pitching competition
held at Paris at- the International
Ploughing Match held last week.
Twenty counties had their
winners there for competition.
The ten top teams received
money prizes.
ST. MARK'S
The October meeting of St.
Mark's Anglican Church Women
was held at the home of Mrs.
James Schneider with a good
attendance. Thea hogte s opened KNOX AUBURN
the meeting with , the hyr n,,! ANNIVERSARY .
Sowing in the Morning, with The Church in. the-l\9ildwood
Mrs,' Gordon Taylor or the Wilderness WAS the theme
read b y Rev. Barry Fas$muh
The scripture lesson,was _ y preached
accom y•n on the accordion of the Inspiring sermon .
e
by Mrs Dom'aid Cartwright 0;om Wingham United Church of 'the
thea P al s s Rev.
Stokes led Q in annual Anniversary service of
p y r Knox United Church, Auburn,
Thanksgiving were read by Mrs. last Sunday.
Grace Schneider, The hymns He stated that the Church
today should step out and meet
the challenge as the people of
Israel did in Moses time. He said
that Jesus spoke to the people in
the language of that day so it is
indeed a challenge today to
speak to the 20th ,;century
people in the language which
young people understand. In his
sermon he spoke of worshipping
3th century architecture, the
th century language and
singing 19th century hymns, and
adopted as read by. the secretary, s stated that we must change if we
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell. are to present a good religious
Correspondence was read ,life' for the people of this -
from , Huronview asking for century. d.
assistance at Christmas. R was Pastor Alfred Fry conducted
decided that each member bring the service and the. organist Mrs.
a gift fora patient at Huron to Norman Wightman and pianist
Phe November meeting. Miss Jennifer Grange were- in
The President welcome
members and was pleased to see
• recent sick•members, present.
The roll 'call • was answered by
quoting a Bible verse telling of
Jesus' healing power. The
travelling apron received a penny
for each letter in the words --
The Ten Commandments.
Mr. Stokes closed the meeting
with prayer. An auction was
held and a lunch was served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs.
George Schneider and Mrs.
Donald Cartwright.
Sweet Hour of Prayer and Grace
and Sing Therm Over Again To
Me, were sung,
There were three birthday
hymns slang for Mrs. John Pao,
Mrs: Ed Davies and -Mrs. James
,Schneidea. • •
The topic on Thanksgiving
theme was given ,by Mrs. Fd
Davies. The president, Mrs.
Thoinas Haggitt conducted the
business meeting. The minutes
of the previous meeting were
d new charge of. the music:
A duet -- God Spoke To Me
Today, was sung by Nancy
Anderson and Betty. Moss. The
choir sang the anthem, Thee We.
Adore, with trio parts taken by
Betty Moss, Nancy Anderson
and Jennifer Grange. A- solo
How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings,
was sung by Mrs. Elliott Lapp.
The ushers were Ronald
Hallam, "Gordon Gross,
Lawrence Plaetzer, Len
Archambaultand Kenneth
McDougall. . •
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