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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-04-18, Page 5• Co`ngratulat,iorts to Mr., and Mrs.Cyril . Campbell of Lucknow and formerly of Ash- field Township who celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Monday! April 8.. An open house was held at their home on Stauffer Street in Lucknow on Friday and Saturday of last week. '} Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drennan' left on Thursday, April, 11 by bus for a three'day,holiday in Nashville, Tennessee, returning to their home here. on Sunday' evening. Miss Annie Van Diepenbeek, Althouse Teachers"college in London, spent the holiday weekend at the home of her. parents, Mr.- and Mrs. Frank Vah Diepenbeek.' Miss Blanche Bilodeau of Waterloo, Jerry Heffernan of Stratford and. Ray Heffernan of Mitchell visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ormand. Heffernan. . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray and' family of Birmingham, Michigan, spent the long holiday weekend at their sum- mer home here. Mrs. Dorothy Moore (O'Neill), Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schindler and Charlene -from Marine . City, Michigan spent the weekend with Mr. Michael. O'Neill and the O'Neill families. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Sandy (Rose Vogt) and son Paul °, Adam of Goderich visited on Sunday 'with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,Jerry Vogt. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Chilton (Maureen Dalton) of Moose Factory spent the ' Easter. holiday weekend from Friday until Tuesday vtith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark 'Dalton. Mrs: Fay Hogan of Owen Sound and John Cusoiite of London :spent the'. weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Con. Hogan. w Mrs. Con Hogan is spending ,-: this week with.•her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Courtney in Toronto. Mrs. Courtney has just been released from the Toronto East General • Hospital on *Good- Friday following surgery. The barn owned. by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard on high - Way -21 ' at Kingsbridge was struck by lightning on Sunday afternoon during the severe thunder storm. The Lucknow Fire Brigade was called to the ;scene but fortunately when they; arrived—the torrential rain had. extingu4shed the blaze. Hydro was disrupted in this area for approximately five hours when winds played4.havoc with: hydro towers. Residehtsof this area were fortunate to have"been on •the tail end of the tornado which struck .in the Dublin area. A successful auction sale of livestock and. machinery was held 'for Russel Alton, Ashfield 'Tow'nship' on Thursday, ';April 11. Several from this area at- tended the sale. �.. Mr,' and Mrs. Alvin Moran and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester MacDonald of Goderich left on Thursday, April 11 by car for a four day holiday in Nashville, Tennessee. Mrs. 'Pat O'Neill is looking after Mr, ,Frank Moran and the Moran children while.• their parents are away. , Students attending the dif- ferent colleges spending the Easter weekend at their homes here -were: Peter Frayne, • University of Western Ontario with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frayne; Kenny Doherty, Universityof Western Ontario with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doherty; Mary Ann O'Keefe, Univer- sity. of Western Ontario with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe O' Keefe" -, —I -- Len ' Miltenburg, Fanshawe College, London and Ben Miltenburg, University of Western Ont(rio with their parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. John Miltenburg; Ann Dalton, Wilfred Laurier University, with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dalton. Kathleen Hogan, University of Western Ontario and Anita Hogan, University of Guelph• with their parents Mr: and Mrs. John Howard. Mr. and Mrs. • Douglas Frayne of Brantford,, Mr. and �Mrs.,Donald Frayne and family and Mr. and . Mrs. Eugene Frayne and family spent Easter Sunday with Mrs. Gilbert Frayne 'of Lucknow. Al Mallin and, the Goderich- District Collegiate Institute Calvary WMS Hear missionary Band were ` bused to St.,. Joseph's school at Kingsbridge on Wednesday, April 10. Pupils of the North Ashfield school joined with the students of Kingsbridge to listen to the per- formance of the band music. All the ,different band in- struments were demonstrated to the pupils`. Mary A.nn Frayne, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Eugene Frayne and Miss Flora Simpson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Simpson of Kintail are students demon- strating in this l'nstrumental Band. This band is touring the many schools in the different areas. Ben Miltenburg of London spent the Easter holiday weekend at the home of his parents, Mr: -and Mrs: Ries Miltenburg. Mr. Frank Van Diepenbeek of London spent the holiday weekend at the home of his parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Diepenbeek. Plans are being made by the Architectural Conservancy Organization to hold their an- nual• meeting in 'St. Joseph's Parish Hall in Kingsbridge on Wednesday evening, April 24 at 8 p.m. Plan to attend.' o (Intended for last,w:eek)' Miss Laura Collar, a former ' resident of the town of Wingh,am, now returned missionary from .terusal,em was the guest speaker at the second Woman's Missionary. Society meeting held °at Calvary Bap- tist Church on Tuesda•"v, April 2, A blessed sense of - fellowship was felt as , the meeting opened with hymns of praise and worship led by Mrs. Madeline -Burchill, accom- panied by Mrs. Wilfred Stain - notification that she must leave the country,' •for no ' given reason. However, God met the need by' introducing her to another • ybung missionary couple who; at this moment, are carrying on with thin much needed work. The meeting concluded ' with a luncheon graciously supplied by Mrs. Mary Zondag and ser-; ved • by the Social Committee. • ton on the piano. An in- ,spirational poem we's read by Mrs, Eileen Davidson anda selection was sang by Mrs. Reuben Brubacher and Mrs. Madeline Burchill which'added to ,,the spirit of praise. All business was carried out in the usual manner which led to the special event of the evening. :.... • Imagine, two hundred silent Christians walking down the narrow, streets of Jerusalem recounting the steps of their -- Lord and Saviour Jes.us'Clltt,ist in .this Easter season.. as �he' walked -to His 'crucifixion. -burial and resurrection; This•is the manner in which the 'guest speaker, Miss Laura Collar, introduced the group to the land' `here God led her to he a 'missionary and to 'begin a —wonderful. work for His Glory,. Miss Collar spent four years in Jerusalem not really knowing why God had directed her to this area. Thework she had undertaken was nearly' complete and1 with the advent of the June war, she found her- self back in Canada not even wanting to consider the possibility of returning to such a horrifying memory. However,. God had other plans'and Miss Collar, returned to Jerusalem to find out within a very short time the real ,work that God had called her to do. • Through a series of miraculous' events she discovered the lack of ,sound gospel literature •am ing the ,people and with the help of other Christians, who under • - stood, the language, developed several books and accom parrying diagrams on the life of Christ, his miracles and most importantly, the salvation plan. Just as all was .going well, Miss Collar .received Local saiIoras open season` Two youthful Goderich sailors officially opened the sailing season in Goderich on Saturday. ,Jason Ainslie, 14, and Paul Parsons; 16, were the first to reach the breakwall in last weekend's race to• start the Goderich Sailing Club season.: The two boys, sailing in Jason's eight -foot sail boat, won out over three other boats vying for the honor. Both youths,. are ardent sailors and will be sailing in- structors this summer at the local harbor after completing a sailing course during the winter months. Jason is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Ainslie and Paul's parents " are Mr. and Mrs. George Parsons._ �� a Clinics free to all pre To, help children entering kindergarten • next September, the Huron County Health Unit will hold free Pre-school Screening Clinics at Victoria Public School, Goderich, April 25 and 26. - The clinics, part of the health unit's maternal and child health program, are designed to find possible learning disabilities, Mrs. G.K. Thind, supervisor 'of public heath nur- sing, told the Signal -Star on Tuesday. : McKinIey wantsnew .• ridmg name - .Huron MP Robert McKinley has launched a private smem- ber's bill in the House of Corn - mons to change the, name of his riding to Huron -Middlesex. the bill is entered under the Electoral. Boundaries Re- adjustment Act and will in the normal • course of events get parliamentary ,approval without debate. • The village of Ailsa Craig and the townships of Biddulph and McGillivray in the Count' of "Middlesex were added to the' Huron riding in the last redistribution. The riding in- cludes all of Huron. Mr. McKinley said the new name would be •a better description ofthe riding, but he had withheld action to change it anticipating another redistribution on the basis of the .197.1 'census. The boundaries commission did recommend addition to the riding of part of Perth county but this has been set aside for reconsideration of the , whole p,roblem of a representation in the Commons. It appears 'an election .is likely before redistribution is agreed upon. Mr. McKinley say there now is no reason for "delay. in the rta'me change. • CLAY - Silo Unloaders - Feeders - Cleaners -.Stabling - Leg Elevators Lii`juid Manure Equipment Hog Equipment FARMATIC — Mills• - Augers, etc. - ACORN --- - Cleaners - Heated Waterers ZERO -- Bulk Bulk Tanks - Pipeline. & Parlour Equipment WESTEEL-ROSCO=Granaries B & L - Hog Panelling Bulk Tank & Pipeline cleaning Detergents, Teat Dip, eft. Bovadine Dyne losan Uddersan . Foamcheck Kleeneasy Public health nurses will conduct screening tests for vision, hearing and if needed, developmental skills. Children will also receive im- munization needles, for com- mon diseases, and take -part in a fluoride brush -in, the topical application of the tooth decay preventative. The developmental tests, given only to -selected -children,' find learning disabilities in -language ' 'use and co- ordination, Mrs;.Thind said. "It is not a psychological test by any means," she said, ' Nurses will refer children with physical problems to - family doctors. All information is kept confidential; Mrs. Thind emphasized. If a• child has a specific lear- ning disability, the health unit will ,;form teachers. Teachers and children will .benefit in classrooms next year if.understanding of disabilities' exists. ~` Also, by holding screening' clinics this .early, the health unit can help children learn to cope with possible di. abilities. It can also refer parents to agents possibly able.to correct problems. . The clinic ncirses will check children tor 'anaemia, 'a blood condition, during testing. "Hopefully, next year we'll dd complete physical' examinations -too '° .Mrs. Thind said. Most paren.tg 'haveappoint- GODERICH SIGNA)G-STAR, Ti i,JRSDAY. ARM 113, '1974 -PAGE; ments at the clinic. Nurses .set, times when parents register , their` children for school. Some children do not have appointments.4 Their parents may have just moved to the area or failed to ,register children for other reasons, Mrs. *-Thind urged those pareti'ts to „ clip the adver- tisement in the Signal -Star and mail it to the health unit for an appointment time. Parents, can also call to make appointments. <- In case parents cannot attend appointments at allotted times, they 'should • call to -make changes, Mrs. Thind stressed:`' Clinic attendance.. is impor- tant. Many children never have had these tests before, she said. ,, As part of clinic 'screening, parents were given urine st kits when they register e'ir children for school., Urinary infections: with no known symptoms are common among pre-school aged children, Mrs. Thind said, referring to 'a recent*study. Results from tests have been tallied. ' Positive results were quite high. "The 'number was really sift -- prising," Mrs. Thind noted. The health unit has already informed family doctors ' of children who had positive tests. Nurses will give negative test results to parents' when they bring their children to• the clinic. Complete -testing, 'along with elgarten c� information about urine analysis, can be completed by a nurse in under' an' hour, Mrs. Thind, said, She repeated throughout ..the ' interview .. that parents ahould re make an .appointinent for the clime for children born in who 'will start school next tember. 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