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The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-04-22, Page 8t't..4.tt;;Nt,tt 7,7 'PAOE,8463ERICHSIGNALISTAR, THUWAY, APRIL 22, 1976 5.7717.47,4`tr' "." 47;s:17"1'7-tt''';,ittft7;,' trt"70"47 rpt, • r 777.17F7)), • ANIURN:AND DISIRICT NEWS • • • SOCIALNEWS Miss Shelley 1-1,aggitt. 4f Zurkeh spent the holidays with • • Easter •lilies placed in .rnemory of 'the late •Mr..arld Mrs. George Haggitt, the late Mits..Mary E. Asquith, the late Mr. 'and Mrs: Robet J. Phillips -and the Clarke family , adorned St. Mark's Anglican ,Church for their special Easter service: Rev, Fred Carson Was in charge of the service assisted by Mr, James ToWe,. Mf -s. Fred Lawrence was the organist. The sacrament of •Holy Baptism was held for Sarah 'Lynne Clarke, daughter of • Mr. and Mrs, Ian Clarkeand Michael .George Schneider, on of Mr.. and Mrs-. lames Schneider. The godparents' for Sarah Lynne Clarke were Mr. • anci.Mrs..Dennis Bricker and Miss Ruth Match° of Kitchener. Mr. encl. Mrs. Harry Arthur spent the • holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Masters and family at her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas Haggitt•." Mr. and Mrs. Jones oi Toronto visited last 'week with ; Mr; alrl,d Mrs, Ernie Niblock 'and ., 'Mr. and Mrs. •Kenneilv. • Haggitt and.sons' of Bramalea Spent the weekend:with his • parents M. and Mrs: Thomas gg itt • Lundy McKay , of .Scar- borough spent a few days last week with - his •sister, Mrs. Moss and Mr. Most. W..A. Jones of Goderich and Mrs;Frank Jones • of Newfotindland visited one. day last week with Mrs, Bell ' • • Mrs. Harry Cieslar of Goderich visited last Sunday with Miss Laura P.hillips, Mr. and Mrs. T.homas Johnston Last Saturday' guests with Mrs. Albert McFarlane were Mr. and Mrs. W.H. ,Mutch'of Prescott, Mi,ss - Dorothy Much, Clinton and M. and Mrs. Frank 1Viutch of Clinton. Mr.- arid 'Mrs. Robert Cook Df. London spent the.,hoIiclay with her •parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Moss. Harvey McPhee is apatierrt in Uniyersity Hospital, London.. • ' Timothy • Ikonen •of Waterloo spent the weekend with &Mr. and, Mrs. Don McCauley and Melody. Weekend visitors with Mr. :and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson were Mr. and Mrs.. Paul. -Johnston and Jennifer • of London, Mr. ancl Mrs. George Robb and Michael of London and Miss Barbara Sanderson and friend of Toronto. • Mrs. ' Eleanor Bradnock Mrs. Wel Bradouli 526-1595 The firtt,. scripture lesson was •read ' by. Mrs.. Frank •Raithby followed by prayer. • The scriPI:ure reading wasby • Eleanor . Bradnock • followed. by prayer by Mrs. .:.,Frarkes,Clark. • The guest sPeaker; Rev. • Fred Carson.. rector of St.. Mak's spOke on the theme, "The Mission of the Church." forthis Easter mestage. A • solo was , sting- by Mrs. • Thomas Jardin accompanied on the' organ by Mrs. Donald . Haines. • • The offering was received by Miss Minnie Wagner and Mrs. Roy Deer and dedicated . with prayer by . San- derson. The • benedietiont closed, the Easter Thankof- fering service. • tre 7.•••••"7,.:,..•,••• _ . '44 • Arbor Da alio ‘‘green• anti de The town Goderich is headed towards its second annual Arbor Day celebrations on April 29 and parks Chairman Elsa Haydon claim § this year,the town will be having a '"rnoclified ver - tion" of last year's eft6rtt.,: The .changes this year have been made- -by the park§ committee, sponsors •of the event, to accommodate •the •Wishes of the town's ,school p•rincipa It. The,. principals were concerned' about the activities of • their •charges, elementary school children, around whom •the major portion of the day's activities •are planned. • The principals told the parks committee this year that the premier celebration of Arbor Day in Goderich provided some awkward moments in the schools because of the timing. Last year the students held small ceremonies and assemblies at their own schools and were loaded onto town •trucks to take part iri a cleanup of the • • UCW GIVE'THANICS The .United Church Women and her brother, Mr. Marktown. They were then taken to accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Mrs. Arthur. • Harold Nicholson of Seaforth of Knox United Church held Harbor Park for lunch and a Mrs. Arabella Bushell of to the Charlton -Bennett their Easter Thankoffering short ceremony.• Clinton visited last weekend wedding in Toronto last service on Good Fricfay af- This year 'the lunch has with her cousin Mrs. Bell. , ternoon with a familyservice been dropped from the list of Saturday. Woodstock. , • . Allen. She recently returned • Major Youngblut was at 2 p.m. The guests were activities to ensure that the • . The sympathy •of the from spending the winter presented last Tuesday - welcomed • by Mrs. Ernest children are returned . to community is extended to Months in Florida. •• • evening in Blyth Orange Hall Durnin, president of the UCW school to allow for .afternoon Mrs.... .Robert . Arthur in the Mr. and Mrs. William Mos a' Withia 50 year certificate and. and , Mrs. Donald Haines, classes. ;Last year after the -. death of her :mother, Mrs. visited last Wednesday with • 60 year service pin by North • leader of the Unit. .. - lunch the children were late Mary Helmke inListowel last • her sister Mrs. May Millet- at Huron County Master Mrs.- Norman Wightman, returning which • threw the Monday April 12th. • - . Milverton. Brother Clare Van Camp. Bro the- church organist led the day's school schedule off. On Weekend visitors with Mrs. , . • • Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies Youngblut joined the Orange choir in the singing of Easter top of that' a lack of facilities • • i Bell Allen were •Mr. George returned • last ,. Wednesday .Lodge on, July 12, 19251 in : hymns. , • to permit the childreirto-W-ash , ° Timm Miss Erna Bethke and from Florida after speriding Londesboro. - . The • leader .of the service their. hands .after cleaning up • . , . i Mrs. Frances Clark spent was Mrs. Kenneth Mcbouga garbage caused so e con - Henry Latner of Gorrie. • the winter months there Mr. , and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs, Ben Hamilton' last weekend in London with. and she •gave' t‘hek, call .to • Brawley returned home last, Cern. th spent the weekend in Windsor Mr. and Mrs. .f.A.: McIntosh worship. The scripture lesson The .drOpp^ing of the lunch Friday after spending - e - ..and Miss Margi• withoheir mother Mrs:, Ray La o McIntosh. was read by Mrs, McDougall . from the activities:filis*diaal winter months in FlOrida. .•• • • ' ,.. . Mrs Hamilton had • • " - .'. • ' • -:•4 • . • Vigne . and a duet was sung by Miss role •atcording to Mrs ollhison is. ' ..• Alfred Rapatient - • c ' • -,-. Spent_ all last • week. in Win- I., Mr. an17-1-Allan Nancy—Ander-ton---,and--Mr;,-- Ha yclorr:- She -• - said-•lhat--the-- in St. joseph'i hospital: • dsor. ' ,IVacbougali and Angie and AndreWKoopmans. - • - - principals had pointed out to- , Mrs. Marie Beatty of Varna Mrs. James. Towe is. a Miss Debbie Wills of Sudbury_ The offering, was received° her committee that . by not • visited lett • Saturday with patient in Clinton Public visited the Easter weekend 1?.y. the ushers Mrs. Elliott' having lunch: the children Mist Laura Phillips and Mr. have serne, sort of civic - Hospital. with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lapp and .' Mrs.., Thomas' .may • and Mrs. Thomas Johnston. ' . , • Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Ulm and . Kenneth McDougall. .• , Jardin. The legend of the pride instilled in. them • Ernie .Durnin returned daughter; Miss Kelly Ulm of . . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Easter Lily was read by Mrsbecause they would be ;:•:-. ' . • 7 . home • last : Thursday after•,Kingston visited over . the Adams of Clinton visited last Oliver Anderson and prayer assisting .the town in a being a . patient in Victoria Easter • holiday with ' Mrs.. Sunday. with Mrs. Beth was given by Mrs, Maurice cleanup strni3Ty because they hospital kit- a few weeks.. . -Albert McFar-lane;-----. ----- Lansing. . . - : . Real'. .: • • .•.7-- would like to see it "clearrand • • . ..--Mr.. and Mrs... Don ._ .en • . -.. • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jardin .... • - . • . :. : The guest speaker was Mr. , green" rather than ,to. get a , • derson and-Kristy of Ildarton free'lunch. and Michael of Belgrave • • ,, EASTER " Murdoch Morrison. of Varna, •:. • •and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Craig. • visited •on Sunday with his. • '' • the supply minister :of the ' " The day's. program kiCks of. Lucan visited last Friday THANKOFFERING • parents Mr and Mrs. Thomas . , , . Auburn Charge. He chose for off at nine'in the morning with Mr. Willtam‘J. Craig and Jardin and grandmother, „ . 0 ' • his inspiring "message, The . when the_schools will be •NIrs. Bell Allen: ' - Christ appeared first to • .• _ . • • Mrs. Elva Straughan. • meaning of Good Friday and ' • , • • Women!! was the theme of the ' Easter Thankoffering -of the : the real meaning • of the Lord's PraYer along with the ,. Auburn Presbyterian-. , ..examples_that•Christ set, • ,,, Women's Missionafy Sciciety eyaryonejsi witness 'for i•1_,___ „i . • '' heldta*Wedriesday evening, in everYday, life and -the joy§ : FOR AN* OLD THEME 'St. Mark's Anglican ' ' . ''. ,_ • . cif Easter Sunday. . • ' Church., . Mrs. Do.nald -Haines •* • The guests were welcomed " thanked Mr: Morrison for his ••by :Mrs.. Frances Clark and message and the meeting was •'Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock" and *Closed with a hymn:and the . the service wag in charge:of benediction.. , • • Lunch was. served • by the • holding assemblies about environmental practices 'and the "worth --of trees in their communities, • 'At 9:30 they will gather Ofl • the front lawns of their schools to Ceremoniously Omit trees and at 9:45 will take to the town's trucks to be transported • to various locations in Goderich to assist • ", /1 New life for old diamonds . a special, custom gem -remounting service offered to you 20% OFF .APRIL ONLY • Gemstones never "date".. .only their settings become • worn out. In new and fashionable settings the beauty of the itone.themselves will surprise you. We can com- bine sto,nes.from several old pieces into one dazzling new ring ...or even add new stones. Ideal for Mother's Day. 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