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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-10-20, Page 19to ALS T SPE • Imp,, Comp' ireY fri Indudet" MS. NG D res, Ei,: Mon. herd,.i' compa soderoh Nacre;. i9s, Bare 6 self 12 tan edroora I • 115 I. Milk i mil house FARM; arkable,' Large P. 9 r' . Zurich' •1ona: cardiae i. MSQI,: rein soler, tie eg brick be'' 1. Du nd, Re for im �rmer St. George and Mrs. who served the anon United Church 01957, were honored by curs United Church egatign in Oakyille on tianniversary of their al there. The rations included- a iSe reunion of relatives wily for This is Your rogram, presentation of se of about $1800 and a model car, and a ry book of their 20 at St. Paul's. For once George Watt was less as the whole event as a surprise. Watt came to Oakville t full-time minister of ui's in 1957 after ser- ungannon, Ontario and ook, Saskatchewan. As ent he served at Shell Saskatchewan. When Linda and 18 month David' of Good Fish Lake, Alberta, daughters Wendy, Valerie, Heather, Melanie, Virginia and her husband Roy McLaughlin of St, Paul's, Albterta. Also attending were nephews and ,nieces Robert and Jill Watt of Toronto, Ronald ,Watt of London, Sylvia nad Ray Steeles of London. The above news item was sent to the Dungannon news correspondent in a clipping from the Oakville paper by Donald' Ross, a former Dungannonite now living in Oakville. He has recently retired from teaching and has joined- forces with a real estate firm, The Canada Permanent Trust. PauI ifliflister honoreold son CHURCH NEWS forming a Young People's extended a vote of thanks to Members g Group (Hi -C) are invited to the special guests. Mrs. of Dungannon come to the Nile Church on Shirley Martin and Mrs. Elsie United Church congregation Sunday evening, October 30 Kuepfer. were invited to share in the at 7:30 p.m. celebration of the 122 The Manse Board, at its Studycom groupuity ladies Bible Anniversary of the Nile . meetinglast week y is held each oon in United Church on Sunday, authorized Rev. and Mrs. 1 Dungannon. This nesday esnopen to October 16, so local Sunday Westhaver to choose and anyone interested. For fur - School and church services purchase a chesterfield and ther details please contact were withdrawn. - chair for the manse Mrs. Lawrence. The Huron Historical livingroom, keeping within a The Sunda y Society will meet in the certain price range. These Worship conducted by Pastor Dungannon United Church at articles have been purchased Lawrence was centred 8 p.m, Wednesday, October and are being delivered on around the message found in 19. Visitors are welcome. Monday. Matt. 7:11. He' said some of Sunday School and Church Mrs. Shirley Martin of the more wonderful gifts Listowel was a special guest given to us by the Father' are at a meeting sponsored by the faith, wisdom, love and the ladies of the Dungannon Lord Jesus Christ himself Christian Fellowship Church through whom we receive on Thursday evening to which these things. doings United Church ladies were showed 4-H SOCIAL NEWS ved, St. Paul's had 250 Eldon Austin and other ers and no church family members ,visited Mr. g. Under his guidance Frank Austin in the Intensive ristian Education Care Unit at University g, auditorium and Hospital in London on Sunday ary were completed by and found his condition un- nd church membership changed. ,800 members. Rev. C.G. tives and family Westhaver visited Mdrs. has. the surprise visit Fowler in University Hospital ev. Watt's sisters Mrs. London on Saturday. She has leve Moore of been moved from the w, and Mrs. Muriel Intensive Care Unit to the on of Wingham; two ninth floor. She is receiving s, Dr. Don Watt of oxygen and intravenous, her ver and Archie and leg is in traction and her att of Peterborough; heart is being monitored, v. Don Watt and wife Mrs. Minnie Jones was taken to Wingham Hospital on Friday evening after Dr. McKim visited her at home and found she was suffering from a sore mouth and in- ternal infection. Mike Austin is recovering nicely from his ap- pendectomy and plans to return to school on Tuesday. Miss Carol Westhaver of Toronto visited her parents this weekend. Mrs. Margaret Roulston (nee Carter), Sylvia and REALTY Inc. Property 2 Lorte _fran;r==4"he Clinton -arca or -=Safe.. moved to Dungannon last week into the former Culbert Sher - airy farm on Highway 8 house owned by A.J. Sher - Clinton. 5 bedroom wood. It was recently vacated 2 car garage, large by Mr. and Mrs. Barry Anderson who have moved eestall, milking parlour line milker, 3 silos with and automatic feeders, shed, Targe pool one 65 milk cows and bred ► heifers, good line of 'this year's crops. «***** Ty farm in Colborne 2 homes, new farm pipe line milker, 3 silos ders, Targe pool one milk cows, all the this year's crop. dairy farm in Hullett 9 room house, pipe er, 2 silos with 30 milk cows, good uipment. This year's 'm Clinton on paved ere beef and cash crop gni brick house, large «***** Clinton on Highway d barn on 3 acres. *«*** barn, drive shed on 4 Ilett Township. ownship, 4 bedroom barn, drive shed on 4 «*** sh crop land on west of Clinton (no ****** severance, 20 acres perty (no buildings) 3 Clinton. ****** a, 185 acre dairy m house, large dairy ith unloader, new t milk cow's, all the this year's crop. «** BURUMA 2, Clinton 2.3287 esman for Realty Inc. 482.9747 into the house on the fourth concession where Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glenn used to live before they moved into' the new house beside it last spring. Mrs. Mary Ford and family, Kevin, Andrew, Patricia, Paul and Veronica of Yorkshire, England are visiting with Mrs. Ford's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McNall while looking for a place to live in this area. Mrs. Marybelle Aldham and family of RR 1 Inglewood and Mrs. Ruth Austin of Toronto visited their mother Mrs. Mary Bere on .the weekend. Dungannon Mary Bere, correspondent, 529-7915 service at Dungannon United Church will be at the usual time next Sunday, October 23. The Sacrament of Infant Baptism will be observed and a nursery will be provided. The 1977 Church Calendar is available now. Please contact UCW members at Nile and Dungannon. invited. Mrs. Martin NEWS a large display of handmade articles from other lands and Mrs. Alma Black explained the circumstances demonstrated the making of under which many ' of the banana bread at the sixth articles were made. She meeting of the Dungannon 3 4 - pointed out how the money H Club which was held at her received from the sale of home on October 3 at 7 p.m. these articles would help Ten members answered the make these people more self- roll call which was to show supporting and increase their one complete labelled self respect. The meeting was illustration to be used in the well attended by members of member's notebook. Topics the community and a sub- discussed were fruit short stantial sum was raised for cakes, fruit with pudding, Tickets may be purchased this worthy cause, A brief cakes, quickbreads and in advance from UCW devotional message was cookies. Plans were made for members for the Fowl Supper given by Mrs. Marion Achievement Day. The next being held at Nile Church on Lawrence. Mrs. Laverne meeting will be held on October 26,5:30 and 7:00p.m. Martin was emcee for the October 17 at 7 p.m. at the Young people interested in occasion and Mrs. Noah Frey home of Mrs. Alma Black. Gord and M s. Henry Drennan escaped serious injury on Saturday afternoon, October 15 when his shoe lace became caught in the power take off when unloading the last load of ensilage into the corn silo. Ijis overalls.and_.work_.pants were wound off by the power shaft. Luckily, his brother Leroy heard his cry for help and was in reach of the tractor to shut it off im- mediatley. Gordy suffered burns to the ligaments behind the knee. He was treated in the emergency unit at Alexandra Marine - and General Hospital in Goderich and released. Gordy will be on crutches for the next few weeks. :_SGDE-RIctisra tike:STA "I'HUIti Ay, OGTQBIi;I Z0 , 9 v _ The Goderich branch of the Arthritis Society sponsored an In -Service Education program on Arthritis for the staff at Maitland Manor on Monday afternoon. The program included film and discussion. Back row, left to right, are Lee McCallum, publicity -director for the Goderich branch, Zoie Raithby, director of nurses at Maitland Manor and Judy Threinen, arthritis physiotherapist from Mitchell. Front row, left to right, are Joanne Menary and Norah Moore, nurses on staff at Maitland Manor. (staff photo) GE 19 urn suffered as resulton Drennanson of farm of Mr. Mrs. Y t. Joseph's Blaise Doherty SCHOOL NEWS With Monday being Thanksgiving, the St. Joseph's School in Kingsbridge celebrated the previous Friday with Mass. The Mass was organized by Mr. Zettler's Grade 7 class, who also decorated the church. On Wednesday, October 12, HOME FOR SALE-CLINTON This Charming, 15 year old, yellow brick home has: New 200 -amp. wiring. New oil fired furnace. Hot water baseboard heating 4 bedrooms, 2 with new bullt-In closets and desks. Completely new bathroom downstairs, new half -bath upstairs. Aluminum windows everywhere, ,in- cluding basement. New eavestroughs. Wall-to-wall car- peting In every room. Living room, dining room, den, sewing room, kitchen with connecting laundry room. Sits on double lot, approx. 130 x 83. Second lot could be severed. Owner transferred to London.. Asking '45,000in- cluding second lot. Taxes approx. '422. Inferior layout comfy, cosy and quaint. Must be seen to realize Its charm. All real estate inquiries invited. Phone for an appointment Jill or Fred Rider 482-7827 170 Albert St., Clinton Ammo ?240r; dont liay any more, anymore! Looking for a place to call home? Look no further! We have mobile and double wide modular h fully y furnished and affordable. We will eliver) to thlt to e lot tof youry choice,choice,ard, ! but remember, meres always lots of room at our place) You 11 also Tike our low down payment and easy terms. imidk HURON HAVEN HOMES ..,HURON HAVEN VILLAGE' 1 • Box 128, Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Y5 (Highway 21, North of Goderich) Phone (519) 524-6384 Mr. Dave Zyluk, S and Steve school principal went to a 24 Berry.Mr. Frank Austin remains Wednesday and hour retreat at Mississauga. YoutCl bh are Kve y activeg in crtical condition in the October 12 and 15. The retreat was for ad- and enjoyed an evening of ntens GeSCare Unit npLondon ministrators and principals. bowling at Goderich on Mr. Sr, Mrs.unWilliam will The time together allowed for Saturday,following a car. accident at Berry, Sr. of Dungannon will spiritual growth and a chance meeting on the 16er 15 and a Carlow on Thursday af- be moving to Kingsbridge for an individual appreciation -4, Physical Fitness - ternoon, October 6. At first arqund _ the _, fjrsare axt._ of_how= gyne can' add to arrNights started their new.°nly rit''mbers of his family November. They areprenti g efficient functioning of a season on Tuesday, October were allowed to visit him but the house owned by Al Parker school system now other visitors are and Ray Brown (the former It was announced that the welcomed: Mrs. Ruby Fowler Tom Howard House) on the students at Kingsbridge will Kingsbridge who was also in the accident 7th Concession of Ashfield be entering the Knights ofis improving satisfactorily Township. Welcome, Mr. and Columbus Free Throw and was moved on Saturday, Mrs, Berry to this com- Contest to be held later this October 15 from the Intensive munity, year. • s kaperCare Unit to the ninth floor of In intermediate house the same hospital where she Mrs. Clarice Dalton, Mrs. league volleyball, Edmonton -is in traction following in- John K inney and Mrs. Marian beat both Toronto and w Theresa Courtney, is of a pin in the knee. Austin attended the Catholic Saskatchewan and lead their Correspondent, 529-7189 Both she and Mr. Austin were Women's League and division. With one game passengers in a car driven by Deanery Meeting held in playdd in the junior division, 11 in St. Joseph's school, Mr' Fowler when hit by Kinkora on Monday, October Toronto leads the division Kingsbridge beginning at 8. another car driven by Hans 17, with a win over Edmonton. Mrs. Arie Van Diepan Bakelaar of Auburn. House league primary line returned to her home here on soccer saw Toronto beat "Thursday, October 13 Edmonton but lose to following surgery in St. Saskatchewan. This has led to Joseph's Hospital, London. a tie for first place between Saskatchewan and Toronto but the greens have a game in hand over Toronto and could take over the divisional leadership next week. The students at Kingsbridge enjoyed a holiday on Monday, October 18 as it was a Professional Activity Day. SOCIAL NEWS The Christmas Country the Fair committee was accident Saturday, best corn crops in many years but the rain just keeps falling and the fields get wetter, The first frost fell in this area on Friday, October 14 but the remainder of the day was surtr y= -(-for a eha ri g.e 0` a lTn w• i n g farmers . to labour in their fields. By hitching one tractor ahead of another, progress was slowly made in some areas. Several from this area attended the Christmas Country Fair held at the Saltford Valley Hall on CORN CROP Farmers are desperately trying to harvest one of the SEMINAR Mrs. Teresa Courtney joined with about 40 rural correspondents at the District Correspondents' Seminar held at the Wesley -Willis United Church in Clinton on Friday, October 14 followed by a tour of the Goderich Signal -Star, The noon lun- cheon, provided by the Goderich Signal -Star, was catered to by the church ladies Colborne Country Fair visited by thousands Fair held last Wednesday and Dianne Elliott of RR 2, Kippen. Proceeds of this draw were to help pay the advertising expenses. Congratulations to John Saturday in Saltford Valley Miltenburg and to Angela Hall was another successful Mary Berberick who were venture in spite of the in - married in the Sacred Heart clement weather we have Roman Catholic Church at been having. An estimated Walkerton by the Reverend four 'thousand people visited Father Newstead on Satur- the Fair -- a number day, October 8. The bride is somewhat less than in 1976 the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. but the hall was less crowded Magnus Berberick . of and sales were better. The Walkerton and the groom is decline in the crowd was due the son of Mr. and Mrs. John to fewer buses coming and Miltenburg of R.R. 7 there were also fewer Lucknow. Americans this year. The bride was attended by Mrs. Blanche Garrett's her matron of honor, Mrs. gourmet jellies made from Jane Berberick and wild plants was a highlight of bridesmaid Miss Mary Anne the Fair as was Donald Vair, Miltenburg. artist at C.K.N.X. with his The groom was attended by barnboard paintings. The his brother Ben Miltenburg. handmade reproductions of The usher was Allan Ber- antique furniture of the berick. Wallaces, (Bob and Bill) The reception was held at were greatly admired as was the Knights of Columbus Hall the exhibit of the John Kane's in Walkerton, and Emily Cory's macrame, After spending their raffia and straw dolls. Karen honeymoon in Northern Snow of Wingham had an Ontario, the happy couple are extremely appealing exhibit residing on the groom's farm, of crewel and other types of Concession 12, Ashfield embroidery while Michael Township, R.R. 3 Lucknow. Collins, a recent pottery This community would like to graduate from Georgian welcome Angela. „ College showed his saltglazed Congratulations to Mike stoneware. and Judy (Moran) Over the years an in- Lajeunesse of Lively, Ontario creasing number of Township on the birth of a baby residents have become in - daughter on Thanksgiving ,crested in developing their Monday, October 10. Proud talents to exhibit at the Fair grandparents, Alvin and and it is fast becoming ap- Joyce Moran visited with parent that the Fair could Mike and Judy on the holiday become almost 100 percent weekend and Joyce remained Township exhibitors with to assist with Jason and only a few visiting craftsmen household duties while Judy featured each year. is hospitalized. The baking .section was The new slate of officers for again most popular under the the Kingsbridge Youth Club leadership of Mrs. Bernice are selected as follows: Fisher. There was a splendid Among the door prize winners were the following: Shelley McPhee, Clinton; Tracey Spain, Goderich; Isabel Kilpatrick, Lucknow; Mrs. Earl Rawson: Goderich : Mrs. Gene Ellis, Goderich: Helen Pratt, London: Mrs: Dave Mclvor, Goderich; Mrs. Mel. Dixon, Saltford: Doris Spooner, Windsor: Dianne McGregor, Goderich; Carolyn Ashton, Sarnia: Betty Garrett, Hayfield, Elmer Graham, Goderich: Helen Daniels, Goderich; Cheryl Hoy, Goderich; Joan Clark, Carlow; ,Joan Nichols, Mitchell; Nancy Hill, Goderich RR 3: Nadine Brown, Goderich: and Fran Polis'ik, London. Door prizes were donated by the visiting craftsmen from outside the Township. The Committee in charge of this Fair are to be com- mended on the success they have attained because this yearly event has steadily grown until today it is known far and wide. SOCIAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Fowler visited with their son Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fowler and family at Glen Williams, near Toronto over the weekend and also visited Mrs. Fern Shackelton in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan King, Sunset Beach • Road, have returned from a trip to the East Coast. president, Diane an nay, showing of baking for the twoMr. and Mrs. Hugh vice-president, Bridget days. This was done by a good MacCliome stie have returned Dalton; treasurer, Mary number of bakers in •the homefrom an enjoyable C Luanne Clare; activities holidayin the Muskoka area directors, Jim VanOsch; community. last week and also visited Winner of the quilt made by with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Fulford, Elk Lake, Northern Ontario. Mrs. Gordon Kaitting, correspondent for Colborne Corner, attended the Signal - Star Seminar held in Wesley Willis United Church, Clinton, Friday October' 14 and reports a very interesting and Colborne corner Gertrude Kaitting, correspondent, 524-2076 infinrmative day with many pointers on writing up news for the column. The community is pleased to report that Mr. John Henderson of Carlow, who has been a patient in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich, has returned home. Mrs. L. Pope who has been in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich Mr. and Mrs. Clarence for some time has also Taylor of Benmiller, attended returned home and at present the Convocation Exercises at is with her son Mr. R. Seneca College in Willowdale, Buchanan and Mrs. over the weekend, when their Buchanan. daughter Marjorie graduated The sympathy of the with honours from a three community is extended to Mr. Year course in • Tourist and Mrs. Eric Reaburn in the industry Administration. death of Mrs. Reaburn's Marjorie is employed at mother, Mrs. M. Rebizant of Sunflight Tourist Board in Cookes Creek Manitoba. Mr. Toronto and is having a very and Mrs. Reaburn flew west interesting life and when advised of the illn'ess. thoroughly enjoys the Mr. Reaburn had to return vocation she has chosen. She home because of business and travels considerably on Mrs. Reaburn will be home business and as an example early this week. this week she and several others will be going to Panama. Congratulations Marjorie and' your many Tiger Dunlop Women's friends back home are glad to institute meeting will be hear from you. , Thursday, October 27, at 1:45 p.m. with special speaker Mr. Lloyd Barth. A good at- tendance 'is asked for and everybody welcome Several ladies from surrounding Women's institute's attended the W.I. Workshop held at Colborne Township Hall, Carlow Thursday October 13. Those from Tiger Dunlop W.1. that attended were Mrs. Earl Sherwood, Mrs. R. Buchanan, Mrs. Tait Clark and Mrs. G. Kaitting. SCHOOL NEWS Many people were -for- tunate to have tuned into their TV last week when Colborne Central School was in the limelight. on C.K.N.X. in regard to its physical fitness program. Principal- John Kane and Clare Harman who is in charge of the program were being interviewed and some of the students were showing exercising to music in the fitness program. W.I.