The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-12-09, Page 41Carpenters
at work
Jim Muir(centre")" of 58 Market St, Goderich, recently. completed*the 11) -week Basic
Apprenticeship Carpentry Course at Georgian College in Owen Sound. Mr. Muir is shown
atwork-with' fellow students in the ..College's well-equipped carpentry shop :which is
located in the Campus' new Academic and College Services Building. The building was.
officially opened this fall by Dr. Harry C. Parrott, Minister of Colleges and Universities.
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DUNGANNON GOINGS
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S . day evening. The U.C.W
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participated in putting it on.
Mr. Wayne Snyder wa
chairmanfor the evening an
M s. Carol Reed „presided a
organ: The • program
, opened with the singing o
"Silent Night" followed by
choir number, accompanie
by Shelley Rivett.
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School classes put on tliei
interpretation of The Firs
Christmas Night, featurin
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angels and the manger sce e
Irene Logtenberg playa
piano for a chorus b
choir girls. Mrs. Nancy Par
sang : a . solo, ' Sing- Birth-
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skit, Bethleheiir Again,
wa presented by Mrs. Mar
Be a and Jamie, and K.K.
Dawson. Carol singing w
enjoyed by all.
'The Explorers put .on.
Christmas Star number.
Donna Sue Errington
provided a musical number,
accompanying herself on th
guitar. A Skit, The Great
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Logtenberg and Bo
McNeil. Nancy Errington
a solo Oh Holy Night.
Mrs. Logtenberg thanked
all' who took part and all who
came; and finished with A
Christmas Wish for all. Lunch
served and' a social time
enjoyed.
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ThheTurieral of the late Mr.
Lorne .Ivers took place on
Wednesday from . MacKenzie
funeral home with interment
in Dungannon Cemetery.
Lunch was served afterwards
in the basement of the
Dpgannon ...United Church
and several relatives called
at the Ivers' home later:
Rev.• H.G. Dobson spoke on,
"The King Nobody Wanted",.
at Sunday service at
Dungannon United Church.
Five. babies were presented
for, baptism - Amy Jo,
daughter of •Mr. and. Mrs. •
Gerrie Glenn; Larissa Mae,
daughter of Mr. and" -Mrs.
Gary Sproul; . Michael
William, son of Mr. and,Mrs.
Ken McNee; . Jody Louise,
daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Jim
Culbert.
Next Sunday is White Gift
Sunday when the....Sunday.
School will participate in the
church-. service. _Envelopes.
will be provided for money
gifts to be given to the local
children's Aid ••Society.A
a Congregational meeting will'
be held after the service to,
appoint a Pastoral Relations
Con'imittee..'. Next Sundays.
night 'a Christmas program
will be, put on'by the Christian
Fellowship Church Sunday
School at 8:00. The United
Church Congregation is in-
vited..
is extended to
the family bf William Wiggins
who passed away in Wingham
Hospital on Thursday night.
His funeral is on , Monday
from MacKenzie Funeral
Home, Lucknow with - in-
terment in Dungannon
cemetery. Eric Wiggins flew
from Vancouver ;and arrived
.home eaiily Saturda'y 'mor-
ning: Mrs. George Ribey,
Seaforth stayed with her
mother,, Mrs. Wiggins on the
weekend.
Howard Godfrey spent a
couple ofdays in the Goderich
hospital last week.
tthe December meeting of
the Agricultural Society will
be cancelled as it would fall
too near to Christmas.
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SOCIAL EW,�S.
Visitors with Mr. and Mts.
Alec Chisholm on' the
weekend:were Kim.Moskaluk
and Dave Glover from.
Toronto.
Visitors for Sunday dinner
with Mr..' and Mrs.'• Ken
McNee were Linda's parents,
Mr. and Mrs:. Bill •Reed,
Goderich; her sister, Mrs.
Pat . Thompson and Ken's
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Graham McNee.
Mr. and. Mrs. Graham
McNee visited'on: Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
Kitchener Finnigan in
Goderichr, and met there with
Mr., and Mrs. Allan McNee
and boys of London, •
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'Miss„ Irene Hasty is flying
back to Regina on . Monday
after a few days at her home.
Visitors with Mrs. Lorne
vers ' prior to Mr. Ivers'
funeral were Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Cangram, near
Kirrcar'dine Mr. and Mrs.
im Million, Stratford; Mrs.
Mary Cousins, Mr. George
Miller, Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.
o s Spry, Niagara Falls,
. �A. are spending. some
ime with Mrs. Ivers.
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Dungannon Women's
Institute met December 1,.
1976 in the United Church at 7
p.m. for the annual Christ-
mas dinner meeting,.
President Mrs. Elmer Black
welcomed members • and
guests and began the'
meeting. Mrs. Gordon
Finnigan was pianist.
• The tables were attractive
with Christmas decorations
and soon were laden with food
as each person returned from
the°smorgasbord table with
turkey and all the trimmings.
The executiveserved tea
and refilled our plates.
Favours were an ,added in -
Flowers for All Occasions & Distinctive Gifts
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terest and these donations
were appreciated.
Interspersed with the meal
were prizes for dinner plate
with Christmas seal, winner
Mrs: Victor Black; lucky
chair, Mrs.. Russel Alton;
lucky cup, Mrs. .Everett
Errington; nearest birthday,•
Ivan Rivett; lucky dessert
plate, Mrs. jharn.„,McNee;
closest wedding date, Mr. and:
Mrs. Elmer Black. There.
were 44 in attendance.
There was .the presentation
of a Life Membership when
Mrs. Harry Clements read an
address to Mrs. Cecil Blake
who has been a member of
Dungannon for over 30 years
and who has served in various
offices. Mrs. Hugh
McWhinney presented her.
with a Life Membership
certificate and pin: Mrs:
Blake expressed , her ap-
y.preciation of this. honour.
Mrs. Ru5se1 Alton sang two
lovely Christmas numbers
Infant Holy and Gentle' Mary
accompanied by Mrs. G.
_Finnigan.
The exchange of•Christrrias
gifts was. enjoyed, then the
tables were cleared, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Delmer
Sproul were guests . and gave
beautiful` and interesting
movies ormJarnaica„Acapulco
' and Mexico City, also scenes
of bull -fighting.
Mrs. E. Black who Had
introduced them, . thanked
them and presented a .gift in
appreciation.
The evening concluded with
Christmas Greetings to all
Recently 12 Dungannon
W.I. memberswent to
Lucknow Pinecrest Manor to
help entertain at their
November • birth
gathering. .
Program presented in-
cluded Christmas solos by -
Mrs. Russel Alton, group.
singing of Carols, a reading
by Miss Beth McConnell, and
instrumental music by Mrs
Gordon Finnigan. .
Refreshments, including .
birthday cake, were enjoyed.
BROOKSIDE
HAPPENINGS
The last. two boys' hockey
games. have resulted in these
scores: Knights 9 - Thun-
derbolts 3; Thunderbolts 7-.
Diggers 2. On Decembe'the
girls' teams, the Streakers'
and the Strippers, play their
first game.
Those • rooms which are
involved in the Christmas
Concert are busy practising
The concert will be held on
the evening of December 16.
Rooms, 1,2,5,8,9 :and.' 12 are
taking part in the:program.
Last week Mr. Wilson of the
Ontario Provincial 'Police
showed slides and spoke 'in
each classroom on the subject +
of Bus Safety. A question and
answer :period. followed eac
presentation. .
Gary Davidson of the
Huron County• Planning
Board spoke to the students in
Grades,7 artd 8 and one Grade
5 class and showed slides of
Ashfieldd, His - exp1`anatron
made much clearer what•is
being carried on in regard to
the Township'of'Ashfield
Planning Workshops.
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SCHOOL BUS
Opening
new doors
to snalI
business.
Financial assistance.
Management counselling
Management training • ;
Information on government
programs forbusiness
Wayne Rounding
one,of our representatives
wili'be at
The Bedford Hotel, GODERICH •
on.the 2nd &4th Tuesdays of each month ” .
- Tuesday, December 14th
If you require financing to start, modernize or
expand your business and are unable to
obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and
conditions or if you are interested in the
FBDB management services of counselling
and training or wish information on
government programs available for your
business, talk to our representative.
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BUSINESS
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F'or Kier information coli 471.56SO "or
write 036 Ontario Street, Stratford
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