The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-03-29, Page 20PAGE 41A-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY. MARCH 29, 1973
WHAT'S NEW AT HURONVIEW
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Reverend McWhiti-n"i
Chaplain of the Home,
,pecial Communion Seryice in
the Chapel on Sunday mOrning,
assisted by E faers M r.
Cochrane, Mr Archibald and
Mr,--44oward.
Volunteers
from
Port Elgin
Kinsmen
plan event
The Port Elgin Kinsmen
Club will be sponsoring their
:(ird Annual Voyageur Day on
Saturday, May 19:
',1'he main event will he the
canoe races down the Saugeen
RI‘'er from Paisley to Port
Elgin
There will be several classes
in the canoe races, including'
professional single kyak;
double kvak; couples, man and
\A'4 nnan: couples from Bruce
County (man and woman):
1(1 t(-. doubles, etc.
To get the daV off to a good
skirt, the PaisletRotary Club
sponsor it Voyageur Day
Breakfast, complete with all
(rmunings, prior to the races (11.1 -
Saturday morning.
That clock George Turton was seen`working on in a photo back in:February is now part of
the furnishing of his living room. The jobs all finished and despite the work Mr. Turton is
very pleased with the results, and well he should be. The 84 inch clockA is valued at about
$1400 but Mr. TUFt011, whose efforts on the project have been a labor of love, would never
put it up for sale. (staff photo)
During the afternoon ac-
tivities will include a carnival,
children's games, etc.
In the evening, a monster
chicken barbecue will be held,
and for the enjoyment of spec-
tators, water games at the
kikeside.
To :top off the daY, a gala
dance at the Port Elgin Arena,
with continuotrs • music,
provided by two hands, and at
this time. the prizes and
trophies won (luring the day's
events will be presented.
I'he Voyageur Day is spon-
s4ed by the Port Elgin Kin,
smen's Club in a 10 of service
work.
For entry fees, and more' ip-
formation, contact Port Elgin
Kinsmen (.7.11) Box 1002, Port
Elgin, .Ontario, NOH 2C0.
Goderich Township Women's
Institute assisted with Monday
activities, With music supplied
bv Molly Cox, Norman Speir
and :Jerry Collins.
Twenty-four residents were
honoured at the March Birth-
day Party on Wednesday after- -
noon, .sponsored by the
Seaforth Women's Institute
GaVle Campbell intrOduced the
program, which included step=
dances and vocal numbers by
the Henderson Trio, Donna,
Darlene' and .N?bbie; mouth -
organ . selections by Lorne
Lawson; Scottish numbers by
brothers Jeff and Gregg
McPherson, with the bagpipes;
vocal duets by Grace Campbell
and Ruth Townsend; solos by
'Erlin Whitmore and t!tiitiii'
solos by Danny Wesinherg.
Gifts were presented to qt he
celebrants and lunch served to
about 150 residents. Miss
Marion Grev thanked all those
responsible for the party, in
hefalf of the residents.
A Family Night program that
has been looked forward to for
some tirne took place on.Thur-
sday, with a Night of Harmony
provided by the. Sweet
Adelines. This :30 -minute
chorus originates from Strat-
ford, Tavistock, Woodstock and
surrounding area and, along
with their director, Mrs. Fidell
Stewardson, spend manv
evenings during.the year enter-
taining people with their fotkr-
'part,harmony. Miss Gray (who,
by the way, is a personal friend
of (Inc of the members)•thanked
the ladies for a most enjoyable
program. This was a dress
rehearsal for their annual har-
mony night that is being held'
by the- Chapter in Stratford ori
April 27th.
Bill Wilkins, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Wilkins and
Henriette Van Diepanbeek,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Va'n Diepanbeek will be
among the group of Ontario
participants in the 1974 N,F
VI uth jxchange. There will be
21 travel groups this year "an
increase of 7 over last year.
EaCh group will elect a
leader who will be responsible
during the exchange for, the.
young participants.
All groups leave their
destinations between July 8
and 10. They spend 10 days
with farm families in the host
region, then everyone returns to
Winnipeg fur a seminar from
July 24 to 27. They arrive home
July28 to July :30.
Region :3 (Ontario) par-
ticipants with their N
Junior Di rect or and Co -
Ordinator attended an orien-
tation seminar at the Aviion
MotorHotel in Malton on
March 17 and 114.- Bill and
Henriette wtre impressed, with
the enthusiasm, of the young
people and their interest
farm problems.
The exchange is. made
possible through a federal
grant from .the .--)ecretary of
State. Young N.F.0 members
taking part in the exchange are
from the. Maritimes, Ontariii,
Manitoba, Saskatchewan,
Alberta, and the Peace River.
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The afternoon Unit of North
Street U.C.W. held their
meeting in the Church Parlour
Tuesday March 20. Mrs. Earl
Westbrook opened the meeting
with the hymn "The LordsMy
Shepherd" she then read a
poem "Little Things" by
Isabel! Woods.
Mrs Dockstader took as the
scripture reading 1st Corin-
thians 13 .Chapter .Faith Hope
and Charity. Mrs. H. Johnston
led in prayer.
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After singing hymn "In
Christ there is ,no East or
'West" Mrs. Westbrook had a
reading' entitled Life.
The group travelled to India
with the help of Mrs.„ Habel
who guided through the eyes of
Bonnie Buxton a- "travel
editor" showing-- multitu-d'es 'of
people hungry, ,siek and not
much,hope for anything better
for some time.
The President conducted the
business period after the
Minutes of. last 'meeting were
read and the treasurer;; report
given. Mrs. a Buchanan had
several specials to mention, the
anual visitation week is to be
May 14-19.
Unit 4 is in charge of the
lunch for the April 11 U.C.W.
General meeting. •
The Stratford Boys Choir
will sing Sunday April 29 at :3
in the church.
There will be another day of
quilting in the church parlour
April :3.
- The -meeting closed with the
Benediction.
Next meeting April 17 at 2:00
p.m.
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