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GODERICH,
Spring fling. A touch of spring returned to the area Monday and Laurie Edward took ad-
vantage of the nice weather and a day off school to cavort on the swings at Goderich Beach
with brother David. (Photo by Dave Sykes)
Congregation errs oys service
The community wishes to
express its sympathy to
Barb Betties on the loss of
her father, Mr. E. Snell.
The Community Centre at
Hohnesville was filled to
capacity Saturday evening
with everyone giving their
good wishes to Gladys and
Jack Van Egmond on their'
25th wedding anniversary.
From the Enterprising
Seniors of Goderich Twp.
attending the Zone Rally in
Zurich last week were:
president Everett Mcllwain;
vice president, Jack Smith
and Marion Smith;
secretary, Irene Cudmore;
treasurer, Fran Powell; and
2nd vice-president, John
Deeves. At this rally, John
Deeves was made treasurer
of Zone 8; U.S.C.O.
The Goderich Twp.
Women's Institute will be
holding their 10th birthday
party April 22nd at 2 p.m. in
the Community Centre,
Holmesville.
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Church service
The Annual Easter Sunrise
Service was held on the
Holmesville Hill last Sunday
morning at 7:30 a.m. when
Mrs. Barb Norman
welcomed approximately 60
persons, and Kevin Martin
readthe call to worship.
Three readings were read
by Sunday School members:
Greg Lobb, Shannon
Preszcator, Julia Martin,
Jim Crawford, Stephanie
Bush, Michael Bush,
Gregory Mayhew, Sherri
Preszcator, Carrie Watson,
Julie Rutledge, Greg
Crawford, David Gilders,
Jennifer Tyndall and Shari
Lobb. Grade 2 and under
sang, Easter Gladness, and
Shelley Crawford read the
scripture while Steven
Preszcator led in prayer.
,The senior girls Choir sang,
"The Lilies Tell the : tory."
The Easter Messag "A
World Renewed" by Travis
Bell. Rev. Bechtel asked the
benediction.
The worshipppers
returned to the Church
where the breakfast tables
were beautifully decorated
with daffodils and pussy
willows. All enjoyed a
delicious breakfast of bacon'
and eggs, toast and jam -
coffee, and juice for the
juniors.
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Jackie Norman and
Brenda Harris favored with
a duet, "Sing Ye To The
Lord," and Rev. Bechtel's
message was: "The Hope of
Immortality". Don Lobb and
Bill Crawford received the
offering. The service of Holy
Communion was observed
and the benediction closed
the worship hour.
Card party
The last card party of the
season sponsored by The
Women's Institute was held
April 8 in Goderich Township
Community Centre with 8
tables in play.
The high prizes went to
Mrs. Erma Crich and Ernie
Brown; low prizes to ,Mrs.
Della . Slavin and Ralph
Horn; lone hands, Frank
Police report
From April 5 to 11,
Goderich police report one
assault, four break-ins, one
disturbance, six thefts, four
incidents of wilful damage,
one criminal code offence
and two motor vehicle ac-
cidents.
Four arrests were made
and six criminal charges,
eight liquor charges and 13
Highway Traffic Act charges
laid. Twenty-seven warnings
were also issued.
The congreation filled the
Church for the Service of
Holy Communion at 9:45
a.m. A beautiful azalea was
placed in the sanctuary in
loving memory of Orval
Blake by his wife and family.
Easter lilies, daffodils and
pussy willows added to the
beauty of the Easter Service.
Rev. Bechtel talked to the
children about the egg. It
symbolizes the promise of
life - Jesus rose from the
dead, He gave us life.
The minister
congratulated the members
of The Youth Fellowship
Group who took part in the
starvathon and raised more
than $700 for mission work in
Kenya. He said "They are a
great lot to be with."
Thompson; and nearest/
birthday, Mr. Alden Crich.
The Enterprising Seniors
will meet Thursday April 15
at 2 p.m. in the Community
Centre in Holmesville.
Livery project to get grant
The Goderich Performing Arts
Foundation has established a board of
directors to pursue the funding and
construction of the Livery project on
South Street. The members of the board
incllde; ,Dorothy Wallace, president;
Phil McMillan, vice-president; Irene
Bain, secretary; Fred Durst, treasurer;
Cewan Egener, legal advisor; Iain Bain,
executive director; Gary Davidson,
events; Eileen Beauchemin, mem-
bership; John Kuran, property; Fred
Durst, finance and Craig Cass, fund
raising. The group has a letter of com-
mitment for a $50,000 grant from the
capital support branch of the Ministry of
Culture and Citizenship.
Ministry funds
The .Ministry of Transportation and
Communication advised council of its
share of funds in the connecting link
program for 1982. The Ministtry will
provide funds in the amount of $73,800 to
cover the l'Iinistry's share of work on the
Britannia Road -South Street storm sewer
project. The Ministry would not provide
funds for paving, curb and gutter work on
Victoria Street from Elgin Avenue to
Gloucester Terrace and the Ministry will
not subsidize traffic lights at the corner
of Bayfield Road and Bennett Street.
Daylight saving time
While daylight hours are slowly
-:creeping into the evening these days,
daylight savings time will not be in effect
until Sunday, April25.
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Legion Week
Goderich town council agreed to
declare the week of September 19 to 25 as
Legion Week in Goderich. Members of
Branch 1 109 have not finalized plans for
the week but will hold an open house.
Decoration Day will be held September
19 at Maitland Cemetery and a loan -
burning ceremony and dance is
scheduled for September 25.
Documents
Town documents, assessment rolls,
council Minutes and bylaws will be
microfilmed by Bluewater
Micrographics in Sarnia. Council passed
a motion calling for the documents to be
sent to the Sarnia firm.
Weather station
Goderich town council accepted an
offer from the Goderich Industrial
Development Corporation Limited to
purchase the weather station at the
airport site for an amount of $7,500. The
industrial development corporation
provided funding for the construction of
the building.
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Easter Seal short of goal
With only 15 days left,
Goderich's Easter Seal
appeal still nees $2,876 to
reach its objective of $4,200.
Despite this, campaign
chairman Ralph Smith of the
Goderich Lions Club, is still
optimistic that this objective
can be reached.
"We are deeply grateful to
all those whose generosity
shows that they share our
concern for the future of
physically disabled children
in this area," says Smith.
"And we appeal now to those
who may have overlooked or
misplaced their pink
donation return envelopes to
send in their donations now."
The Lions Club is just one
of 235 affiliated Easter Seal
service , clubs throughout
Ontario whose combined
efforts hope to raise
$3,500,000 for the Easter Seal
Society. •
Half of all funds raised
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direct services to local'
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The balance is forwarded to
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which provides other vital
province -wide services to
physically disabled children
and has been doing so for 60
years:
To keep campaign costs to
a minimum, tax deductible
receipts will be
automatically issued by the
club for all donations of $10
or more. Receipts for lesser
amounts will be issued only
by request.
CIVIC CORNER
The Performing Arts
Foundation will meet today,
Wednesday, April 14 at 4:30
p.m. in the mayor's office at
town hall.
The Huron County Plan-
ning Board will meet
Thursday, April 15 at 10 a.m.
in the council chambers,
Court House, Goderich.
The : Goderich Municipal
Airport Committee will meet
Thursday, April 15 at 7 p.m.
in the council chambers,
town hall.
The Tourist .Committee
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Couple
mark 45th -1
will meet Thursday, April 15
at 7:30 p.m. in the mayor's
office, town hall.
The Property Committee
will sheet Thursday, April 15
at 8:30 p.m. in the council
chambers, town hall.
The Katimavik Sponsor
Committee will meet
Monday, April 19 at 10 a.m.,
in the council chambers,
town hall.
Goderi:h Town Council
will meet Mgnday., • April 19
at 7:30 , p.m. in the council
chambers, town hall.
A social evening was held
Saturday, April 10 in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
Rutledge of Nile in honor of
the couple's 45th wedding
anniversary. Guests at-
tended from Timmins,
Toronto, Hillsburg,
Dungannon, Auburn and
Goderich.
The couple and guests
enjoyed supper and a social
evening at home.
Easter
visitors
On -`the Easter weekend,
David and Linda Desch of
Richmond Hill spent the
weekend with Madge Desch
and Ted Jeffrey. Ethel
Houston of Huronview and
Beatrice Allen of Goderich
were also visitors on
Saturday. Lucille and Don
Glen of Richmond Hill were
Sunday visitors.
Jim and Leona Sherratt
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