The Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-10-28, Page 20PAGE 20—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1987
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Members attend pot luck dinner in Holmesville
Another new member was welcomed to
the Christian community with the baptism
of Rachel Anne, infant daughter of Jim
and Terri VanOsch, at St. Joseph's
Church.
Many members of the parishcommunitY
attended the Annual Pro -Life Pot Luck
Dinner at the Goderich Township Hall in
Holmesville on Tuesday evening, October
20th. Guest speaker Beverly Madland, who
herself has undergone two abortions, held
the audience captive as she delivered an
inspiring and informative talk of the abor-
tion issue and the overwhelming lack of
Morality in our world today.
The Youth Club held their regular week-
ly meeting in the school Sunday evening
with Louise Martin leading a lively and in-
formative look at the Book of Genesis.
On Oct. 21st several ladies from the
Parish Community paid a special visit to
Donny and Dorothy Farrish's Country
Road Lodge, a retirement home for area
residents. The occasion of the visit was to
commemorate resident Frank Sullivan, a
life-long resident of Kingsbridge, who
achieved the memorable milestone of 99
years of age this past July 25th. Along with
Frank, tribute was paid to all the other
residents as well. In honour of the occasion
a large plant surrounded by many dif-
ferent kinds of fruits was presented to
Frank to be shared with the other
residents.
A program consisted of a sing -song led
by Betty -Lou Dalton who presented a few
solo numbers before being joined•by the
other visiting ladies. Accompanying the
ladies on the organ was resident Alice
Hewitt. Beth McConnell formerly of
Dungannon and now a resident of the
Country Road Lodge entertained by
reading several poems of her own com-
position from a large selection she has
written..
The Father McCormack Council of the
Knights of Columbus held their regular
monthly meeting at St. Joseph's Hall on
Wednesday evening, Oct. 21st. Bill
VanOsch reported on the great success of
the Octoberfest held in conjunction with
the Goderich Knights of Columbus at the
Saltford Valley on Oct. 17th. A profit of
$2280.00 was realized and is to be shared
between the two councils.
The Council was also informed that ap-
proximately $4600.00 is coming to them
from the Goderich Council. This sum of
money is from a building fund that was
started in Goderich with - the intent of
building a Knights of Columbus 'Hall but
was never realized. At the time the money
was raised, members of the Father Mc-
Cormack Council were still members of
the Goderich Council and therefore are
KINGSBRIDGE
PARISH/SCHOOL
Louise Martin
now entitled to their share in the new
Father McCormack Council. It is urged
that as many members as possible attend
the next regular meeting as a decision will
be made at that time, with whatever
membership is present, as to what use
these funds should be put to.
Members at the meeting had the oppor-
tunity to view an excellent video of the
First Annual Communion Breakfast taken
by Jean Lalonde and presented by Jean
and Father Ed. During the course of the
meeting which was . presided over by
Grand Knight Don Frayne, Father Ed, as
Chaplain, delivered an inspirational talk to
the members. The meeting was closed
with a prayer.
At the school the kids are gearing up for
the big day at the end of the month with all
kinds of activities to keep the excitement
building.
St. Joseph's School is now the proud
possessor of 10 new ICON computers
which will be on display for the Parent's
Meeting on Thursday, Oct. 29th at 7:30
p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 21st the Grades 5-8
classes along with teachers Tracey Devlin
and Phil Antonio visited the Wawanosh
Conservat$bn Area where they studied how
various animals prey on others in a forest
community by participating in an activity
called "The Survival Game" ., hich was
greatly enjoyed by the students.
The Kindergarten to Grade 4 classes
travelled to St. Mary's in Goderich on
:Thursday, Oct. 22nd to see the play "Dick
Whittington and his Cat" which is part of
the "Artists in the School" program.
The Grade 7/8 class heard the second of
two presentations being made to them by
Ruth Linton of the Huron County Health
Unit on the topic of puberty and heredity
on Friday, Oct. 23rd. On Monday Oct. 19th
the 7/8 class had the opportunity to hear a
presentation given by Bererly Hadland on
the topic of abortion and morality at St.
Mary's School in Goderich which made
profound impression on the students.
Students and teachers at the school, as
well as community members, are sorry to
see Earl and Pearl Chilton and their three
children, Carmen, Debbie and Rupert
leave the area to take up residence in
Strathroy where Earl is now employed. We
wish them good luck and God's blessings in
their new home.
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