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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-04-14, Page 10PAGE 10 -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1982 Capacity congregation greets new church mem Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mac- Donald of Ottawa visited with his mother, Mrs. Lit MacDonald over the Easter holiday. Brad Park spent the week- end in Goderich with his sister, Vicki Park and they took a trip to Stratford on Saturday. A family gathering •was held at the home of Terry and. Penny Hodges, Sherry and Tanya on Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hodges, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Vanderburg, Vicki •and Paula. Mr, and 'Mrs. Bruce Sillib, Lisa and Mich- ael, Tim Hodges and Wanda Park and Mr, and Mrs. Gerry Bere. John and Bonnie Gib- bings, Michael and Ashley of Clinton visited with Bonnie's grandmother, Mrs. Tom Park on Saturday. Al and Roberta Linskill, the second concession of Ashfield had their daughter, Sheila McCallum of Toronto home for the long weekend. Also visiting were Roberta's two sisters from Toronto and Goderich and a nephew and his wife from Webwood.near Espanola. Roberta is an aunt of Mrs. Maxine Maize. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cul- bert, daughter Lynn and grandchildren, Heather and Robbie Ohm motored to Lon- don on Sunday to visit with their ,granddaughter,' Trish Ohm who has been a patient in War Memorial Hospital since March 29. She had her surgery on April 2 and should be home sometime this week. Tom Park and Michelle Good visited on Sunday in Seaforth with her grand- mother, Mrs. Ethel Sallows. The Willing Workers group had a. very successful ham and turkey smorgasbord. dinner on Thursday. when about 170 people sat down at the five and seven o'clock sittings. Easter dinner family guests• with Leonard and Olive Chisholm were David and Virginia Caesar, Colin DUNGANNON DOINGS Marls Pawky 11121B-7712 Heather Jo -Anne Ohm, Heather Lynne Storey, and James Norman Wright. By Re -Affirmation of Faith, Ronald Kenneth Chisholm and Jane Teresa Chisholm; by Transfer of Membership, --Mrs.-Kathryn Anne Moran from North Street United, Goderich, The choir sang- the an- them, The Stranger of Gali- Chisholm, Leola Chisholm of Cambridge, Donald, Hartung of Gowanstown and Lynn, Alec and Jack Chisholm of Goderich. Charlene Elphick, Joe and Irene West of Stratford and Fran and Jim Farrell and „Christina of Ripley visited on Sunday with Derk and Tinie Logtenberg and family. Company over the holidays with Ben and Margaret Mole were Bob and Betty Mole, Jack and Nancy Phillips, Andy, Jason and Anita of Hensall, Don and Lois Wald- en and Tina and Walter . Mole, all , of Kincardine and Mrs. Belle Mole of Luck - now. Bob and Joanne' Wilk- ins and Catherine visited on Sunday. Mrs. Kay Wright, of Tham esville • visited over the holi- day with Bob and Sally Wright and boys. She attend- ed the United Church ser- vices on Sunday with the family, when eldest grand- son,,.Jiln, becamet,a member of the ,church. . Dungannon United Church In an impressive service wit% an almost capacity con- gregation, the following per- sons were received and wel- comed into ,full membership and Christian fellowship within the church at Dun- gannon:, by. Profession of Faith, Nancy Anne'Carmich- ael, .Kenneth Derk Logten- berg, Robert Craig McNeil, UCW white elephant auction success The Irish Unit of the Benmiller United Church UCW held a very successful white elephant auction on Tuesday, April 6. Over 65 ladies were welcomed to the auction by Mrs. Phyllis Feagan. The auction started shortly after 1:30 p.m. with auc- tioneers Barb Walter, Adelaide Feagan, Marg Jewell, Evelyn Treble and Florence Maskell taking turns and keeping their helpers, Joan MacPhee, Eleanor Fisher and Marlene Baer and the treasurers for the afternoon, .Blanche Kerr and Evelyn Treble, all very busy. During the auction, there was a pause for some delicious pie and tea served by several of the younger women of the Unit who also helped in the kitchen. The Unit ladies were well pleased with the result of the auction -and thank all for their support and help. Card Party There were ten tables of euchre in play at the card party held. in Colborne Township Hall, Carlow, on Thursday, Apri1.8. -- Winners were: gents -high score -Adeline Allin (playing. as a man), low. score - Leonard Fisher; ladies -high score -Iva Etzler, low score - Olive Shields. The next card party will be Thursday, April 22 at 8 p.m. Recreation news Please mark your calendars for softball registration for Colborne Township boys and girls at Colborne Township Hall Saturday, April 24 frorn 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. This is im- portant if you whish to play sg tball this summer as it g.es those in charge a chance to get coaches and plan the teams well in ad- vance. A• coaches and managers meeting will - be held in Colborne Township Hall on Sunday, April 25 at 1 p.m. Volunteers are needed, If you. cannot attend this meeting or register for softball on April 24, contact Bill Vanstone at 524-7743. The Colborne Township You can paint like a pro, and we can get you started with the best paint, brushes and pain- ting supplies you need. SERVICE DOMINION HARDWARE 31 Victoria Si. Goderich 5244581 COLBORNE CORNER. Oartrud'e Kaitting, 824-2078 Recreation meeting will be held in Colborne Township Hall, Tuesday, April 27 at 8 p.m. Plan to attend. Social News • WomenTiger Dunlop Women's Institute luncheon, card party and bake sale will be held Wednesday, April 21 at 12:45 p.m. For tickets, contact Mrs. E. Bogie at 524- 2539: Plan to attend and meet your friends at this special vent Women research history of Lochalsh area forbook Mr. and Mrs. Eric Reaburn have returned home from an enjoyable holiday in Vancouver where they visited their son Jim and his wife Joanne and daughter Maureen and husband Joe and family. Their son Steve and wife Bernadine and their son Earl also flew out to join in the holiday. While there, the men all enjoyed skiing. Several of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buchanan's family visited' with them for the Easter holiday weekend including son Fred and wife Sheila from Acton; daughter Barbara and husband Phil Marzo and their son Nathan from Guelph; grand- daugther Kim Buchanan from Toronto; son Barry and his wife Lorraine and their - children Kristy• and Kevin from Clinton; and grandson Steve Buchanan and his wife Joanne from Goderich. It has been welcome news to hear that Connie Clifford, daughter of Bill and Pat Clifford of Goderich and granddaugher of Mr• and Mrs. Richard Buchanan, is recovering favorably from an eye injury received a few weeks ago. While she still has to be very careful, her latest check-up in London last week was encouragin • • • • and her friends wish her th _ • best. lee. A group of some choir 'Tubers from Dungannon and some from Nile accom- panied by Jean Elliott on piano and Leroy Dougherty and Ken Logtenberg with guitars sang, . No Other Song. The children's story was, Jesus and the Puppy, high- lighted by the 'presence of a real puppy. Mr: Cowan's sermon was entitled, All That 1• Am. The Dungannon Willing Workers held a very success- ful Easter smorgasbord on Thursday attended by ap- proximately 170 people. The Pastoral Relations committee is pleased to an- nounce that the Official Board at its meeting on Thursday, April 1, officially extended a call to Rev, Robert J. Roberts of Ailsa Craig, effective July 1, 1982. Nile linked Church The following persons were received. and welcomed into full . membership and Christian fellowship. within the church at Nile: by Profession of Faith, Bradley James Black, Leroy Eric •Dougherty, Carolyn Dawn Dowds, Lisa Marie Feagan, Kimberly Anne Miller,' Laur-• le Helen Pentland and Vicki Denise Vanderburgh; by Transfer of Membership, Mrs. Noreen Kerr from Knox Presbyterian Church, God- erich; Mr. Charles Culbert from Dungannon United Church and Mrs, Victoria Culbert from Benmiller Unit- ed Church. GODERICH ULTRAMAR GAS BAR 263 HURON ROAD, • GODERICH I . • 524-9656 OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK . Friday 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ALL OTHER DAYS 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. WIN FREE GAS!! ENTER OUR 2 WEEKLY DRAWS FOR FIFTY LITRES OF FREE GASOLINE! Last week's winning numbers aro: 622491 540890 By Kae Webster Marion Zinn and Mayme Wilkins have found the nam- es of the owenrs of the land in the Western division of Ashfield from the registry office in Goderich now. Their work on the history book is proceeding. • Mrs. 'Charles (Mayme) Wilkins has a little green- house this year and now the family are enjoying radishes and lettuce. Now this is really getting into things early. Good luck, Mayme. Sympathy is extended to the family of the late Orland Richards of. Lucknow and formerly of this community. He was predeceased by his wife, the former Clara Mac- Donald and he is survived by two sons, and a daughter. MrS.. Brenda . Lizette of Tiverton visited on Saturday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Elmer -'Culbert. Mrs. Louise Millar and son. Kevin of. Palmerston called in on Saturday to'see her mother, Mrs. Rhetta MacLennan. We are sorry to hear that Rick and Debby McGillivray lost their home and contents at Point Clark last Wednes- •••••••••••• ers Brookside Broadcast A Fun Fair was put on by room 8 on Thursday in the gym featuring several gam- es, a bake table and a rummage table and several ticket draws. Winners of the draws were as follows: case of pop, Angela Millian; cake, Jodi Kerr; chocolate bunny, Heather Storey; Easter eggs, Cathy Dow; inflated bunny, Joyce McWhinney; candy guess, Lavonne Curran,\Jeff McMichael, Susan Curran and Doug Farrish tied, Winner of cake in the teacher's draw was Ross Erringtonnwho shared it with the staff after school, ,Some of the classrooms had made plans to go to the sugar bush last Monday but the weatherman did not cooperate and plans had to be postponed. We hope . for better luck this week. The photographer was in the school on Wednesday and Thursday to take class and student pictures.., • at the GODERICH ARENA starts FRIDAY, APRIL 16TH Spring and Summer Hours WEDNESDAY Beginners 6 pm -8 pm (Admission SO° Skate Rental 50c) Regular 8 pm -10:30 pm FRIDAY 7 pm - 10 pm SATURDAY 7:30 pm -10:30 pm N SUNDAY 7 pm -10 pm ADMISSION .00 (Skate Rental 504 Precisions •1.00) 163 ELGIN AVE. E. GODERICH S24-8171 JOHN JEFFERY AND SON LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES ••••••••••••••'••••• 1 day morning: •A benefit dance is planned April 17. in Ripley.: Last weekend Charles and Mayme Wilkins had some small visitors' who . were storm 'staved at their place. They were. Darrell 'and lan Scott, sons of Reverend Arthur and Betty Scott and their granddaughter, Laura, daughter of Larry and Janet Wilkins. MAXWELL HOUSE • • • • F YOU CAN ALLEN'S PURE INSTANT o 4E.FL: OZ. • ` :7.a$') 10OZ.JAR$99PLE JUICE1 •29• . � 9 COFFEE S . 6 L. LAUNDRY HOSTESS 200 GRAM LIBBY'S 40 FL. OZ. 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