The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-09-27, Page 10PAGE 10 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1979
New family welcomed into Dungannon
John Stanbury has return-
ed to his home following four
days in Westminster Hospit-
al last week, as a result of
infection following extraction
of a wisdom tooth.
Welcome to Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Moran and family who
recently moved into the
home at the west end off
Joseph Street, previously
owned by the Ken Bowdens.
A surprise 20th anniver-
sary party was held on Satur-
day evening for John and
Marina Park at John and
Kathi Stanbury's home.
Tom Webster had the mis-
fortune on Friday of last
week to take a tumble from a
ladder while picking apples.
He was removed to Wing -
ham Hospital by ambulance,
but we are pleased to report
no broken bones, however he
was kept in for observation.
A Shaw family reunion was
held at the home of Cecil and
Olive Culbert on Sunday.
About 62 people were pres-
ent from Alliston, Lions
Head, Scarborough and Lon-
don, as well as surrounding
areas.
Company on the weekend
with Laverne and Dorothy
Pentland were her two sis-
ters from Dorchester, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Hunt and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Hunter and
daughter, Jan.
25TH ANNIVERSARI.
There was a good crowd in
attendance for the 25th anni-
versary social evening and
dance, held at the Agricul-
tural Hall on Saturday even-
ing for Bob and Betty Mole.
Their anniversary is Septem-
ber 25. Bob and Betty receiv-
ed several gifts as well as a
gift of money, presented by
Jack Phillips.
Jim Wilkins acted as D.J.
and played a good selection
of music.
Bob gave a fitting and
gracious reply. A special
surprise was the attendance
of cousins who travelled from
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• Mrs. " Brenda Fancy is
recovering nicely at home
under V.O.N. care, following
surgery at Goderich hospital
three weeks ago.'
DUNGANNON• U:C.W.
The Setpember meeting
was held at the home of Mrs.
Dprothy Pentland on Sept-
ember 18 with 15 members
present.
Mrs. Helen Dawson was in
charge of the devotional,
"We are called to live out the
g-9spel". Several ladies par-
ticipated in a skit, Mrs. Olive
Blake, Mrs. Amy Wiggins,
Mrs. Bessie McNee, Mrs.
Dorothy Pentland, Mrs. Dor-
is Hodges, Mrs. Emily Dren-
nan, Mrs: Gloria -Pearson,
Mrs. Donna Alton and Mrs.
Helen Dawson in which Mrs.
Blake was the cake cutter
and the other ladies repres-
ented slices of the cake. The
cake stood for a pay cheque
and the skit demonstrated
how after the various so
called necessities of life were
paid the church received the
crumbs or what w.as left.
Mrs. Amy Wiggins presid-
ed over the meeting. A silent
auction of plants, baking and
various articles was held.
The roll call was answered by
Dungannon
doings
Marie Park correspondent
"a money making idea for
next year". Discussion was
held on how the U.C.W.
might aid the Boat People
and the Tornado Fund. It was
felt that many were con-
tributing to the Boat People
through other donations. It
was decided top send a dona-
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tion of $10.00 to the Tornado
Fund. Mrs. Reed donated a
quilt top which is to be
quilted at the church this
week and sent to the disaster
area.
Dungannon U.C.W. is to
provide the devotional for the
Regional Fall Rally at Ben -
miller. on. October 2. Mrs.
Helen pawson gave the trea-
surer's report. It was decided
to pack a bale in the near
future. Anyone with dona-
tions should try to get them
in by September 30.
The U.C.W. was asked to
help ,provide luncheons at
birthday celebration next
year and the ladies agreed.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Emily Drennan and Mrs.
Marjorie l?entland.
DLNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
Dungannon United Church
celebrated its 125th anniver-
sary, not 124th as reported in
last week's paper.
Mr. George Cowan spoke
on "Decisions" in the Sun-
day service. The children's
story was based on the
hymn, "Jesus wants me for a
Sunbeam", which accom-
panied the story. Helen El-
liott sang a solo, "Did You
Kneel to Pray this Morn -
area
ing?" and the choir sang a
number led by organist, Mrs.
Jean Elliott.
Nile United Church anni-
versary is on Sunday, Sept-
ember 30, with Dr. Hazel-
wood, a former minister of
the Nile church, as guest
minister. The joint choir of
Dungannon -Nile charge, un-
der thea direction of Mrs.
Jean Elliott, is preparing
special music.
Presbytery meets at St.
Marys on Tuesday. Mrs.
Amy Wiggins, laydelegate,
and the minister will be at-
tending.
The Willing Workers
Walk-a-thon is on Saturday,
September 29 to raise money
for redecorating the interior
of the church. Your support
by way' of a pledge will be
much appreciated and will
help this group in a. most
worthwhile and needed pro-
ject.
Christ Church celebrates anniversary
Sunday 'past was the
90th anniversary of the
present Christ Church
building at Port- Albert
and the 120th anniversary
of the congregation. The
attendance at the church
service was terrific as the
church was filled.
The choir had lovely
new robes made by the
ladies and the organist,
Betty Berlet, had suitable
hymns for the occasion.
During communion,
there were two beautiful
selections of music by
organist, Linda Lentz and
Blake Smith with clarinet
and saxophone.
People attended from
Forest, London,` Kit-
chener, Goderich,
Stratford, Brantford,
Dungannon, Kincardine,
Kintail and Battle Creek,
Michigan
A birthday cake by
Eedy's Bakery, suitably
decorated with an icing
picture of the church by
Isobel Eedy was cut by
Viola Petrie and Walter
TIigert.
The special speaker
was Bishop David Ragg
Return from Holland
BY CATHERINE AUSTIN
Margaret Austin, daugh-
ter of Wilfred and Marion
Austin will attend Herzing
Institute in Toronto, and will
take a computer course. On
Friday, Margaret was guest
of honour at a dinner hosted
• by Bernadine Kinney. Those
attending were Theresa
Courtney, Vivian Hogan,
Grace Austin, Idelle Austin,
Mary Austin, Catherine Aus-
tin, Joyce Moran, Brenda
Wyles and Danny, and Mar-
garet's mother, Marion Aus-
tin. She was presented with
luggage and other gifts.
Margaret will begin the
course in. October and it will
continue until next October.
Martin and Nolda Hend-
ricks and their daughter,
Betty; have returned home
after a trip to Holland. Betty
will attend the University of
Windsor to get her B.A. in
nursing. It will be a three-
year course. Betty received
her R.N. from Owen Sound,
Hospital,
Bill and Theresa Forbes
and children, Billie, Mary,
Stephen and Peter of Detroit
visited over the weekend at
the home of Rita and John
Howard and family.
Ann Dalton and children,
Colleen and Patrick, visited
with Ann's mother, Mrs.
Lienhardt in St. Clements for
two days last week.
Sylvia and Bob Hackett
and children, Aaron, Sheila
and Wesley, spent two weeks
travelling to Thunder Bay by
way of Manitoulin Island,
where they visited cousins
and friends. They also went
to Armstrong where they
visited friends of Bob's Air
Force days.
Miss'Ida Grespan of Wat-
erloo spent the weekend at
the home of Mary and Walter
Clare.
Mary and Walter Clare
visited with Mary and Edwin
King in London recently and
with Miss Adeline Wehenkel
of Leamington.
Ann Boyle, • daughter of
Mary and Cyril Boyle has re-
turned to Western ,Univer-
sity, London, to obtain her
B.Sc. in Nursing. It will be a
four year course.
Oney Flowers and Helen
Griffin of London spent a few
days visiting with Mary
Fraynp.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kelly of
Sudbury recently visited with
Walter Kelly and he accom-
panied them to Sarnia to
attend the wedding of their
nephew.
Leonard O'Loughlin at-
tended the wedding in Lon-
don Saturday, September
22nd ' of. Sharon .. Costello,
daughter of Ramona and the
late Raymond Costello.
A meeting was held in the
church hall. last week to
begin plans for the reunion to
be held in 1980 for the 75th
anniversary of St. Joseph's
church and the 120th of the
parish.
of London. The theme of
his sermon was the im-
portance of keeping
abreast of history, in-
cluding local history.
The Rector, Reverend
Crocker was in charge of
services.
There were numerous
history displays of pic-
tures etc. on the walls of
the church basement to
' bring back some
memories.
An enjoyable social
hour wag' spent in the
church hall downstairs
after service, with a
sumptuous meal served
by the ladies.
Tom Livingstone rose
and on behalf of
everyone, thanked the
ladies for their work. The
crowd responded with
enthusiastic applause.
SOCIAL NEWS
The report is that Mrs.
Tom Livingstone is
coming along well. Those
in the community all hope
to see her home and
around soon.,,
The salmon are star-
ting to bite"a`t Nine Mile
River, the •largest
reported so far was 181/2
pounds.
Brookside elects council
On Wednesday the 19th,
Brookside School held an
election for the offices of the
student council. The results
were as follows: president,
Lisa Brown; vice president,
Wilma Vandervelde; secret-
ary, Janice Cook; treasurer,
Celia Chandler. Scrutineers
for the election were Nancy
'Sproul and Marilyn Jamie-
son. Class representatives
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The school was very suc-
cessful at the Dungannon
Fair on Septem}rer the 20th.
They received first prize .for_
their float featuring the
International Year of the
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