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United newt„
Mr. and Mrs,.‘ en
iris greeted the nat►ny
ped le who entered the
Hoj iesvi11e United
Church fast Sunday for
*010W dntniverearr, ,r,
Rev, John Oestreichel
welcomed everyone who
attended the service and
gave a special welcome
to Rev! Willena Brown of
the Varna United Church
and the Teen Tones frox.
Goderich, their director
Mrs. Irla Stewart and
accompanist Beth. Wark.
The" church Was
beautifully decorated
with autumn flowers and
__Rev. Oestreicher spoke to
the childrenabout the
anniversary, which - is
birthday time and a
happy time. He showed
them the sign of the fish.
on hisvestment., and
explained that it is a very
important' symbol of the
church.
The ushers Gerry Ginn,
Don Harris, Alvin Betties
and Murray Lobb
received the offering.
In her anniversary
message, Rev. Brown
likened the living church
to a tree with many rqots.
She stressed, "This
church has a fine
heritage to enjoy."
T e minister an
peop a took part in th
Lite y of Rededication,
for a renovation of the
lower level of the church
and following the service
a coffeehour was enjoyed
by the congregation.
The UCW group are
reminded that their
meeting will be held on
-October 14 and are asked
to turn in their pennies
and articles for the bale,
Correction
A correction in last
week's baseball news
should have read,
"Thanks to the umpire
and Bill Dykstra for
keeping the score at the
games."
Enterprising Seniors
The Goderich "Town-
ship's Enterprising
Seniors group met on
October 2 with a good
turn out and the
president, Mrs. Jean
Lobb, chaired the
meeting. She brought
along a large puff ball
with a face made on it
and she explained that
this was her extra hehd.
Mrs. Cudmore read the
minutes of the- previous
meeting and the financial
report was given by Fran
Powell. Mrs. Deeves
presented the card report
, and suggested that a
memorial by established.
This was put into a
motion by Marion Powell.
The group agreed to
pay the rent of the hall for
a year and several bus
trips were discussed.
Mrs. Cudmore led in the
roll call and Mrs. Perdue
gave a report on the quilt
tickets and noted that
there are still some
available -from members.
Mr. and Mts. Barrie
Walter will be in' charge
of the entertainment for
the next meeting.
After the business
meeting,-- Fv'erett
Mcllwain introduced his
daughter and, son-in-law
Pat and Bill Rivett, who
showed films on their
trips to the Barbados and
Jamaica as well as their
own home and ,
Irrounding grounds.
Everyone enjoyed the
presentation and Mrs.
Cudmore thanked the
Rivetts for showingtheir
slide§.
Afterwards, a game of
bowling for surprise was
played and a sing song
was held while Mrs.
Mcllwain prepared the
lunch, assisted by Mrs.
Iona Blake.
People and places
The Goderich Township
WI will meet on October
31 at 8 pm in the
1 Holmesville School. Alice
Porter and Jean Lobb
will convene the meeting
and Mrs. Biggins is the
guest speaker. She will
talk on school fair and the
farm forum and all ladies
are invited to bring a
friend and join in the
evening.
Ray and Estelle Wise
were recent visitors with
their daughter Pat and
son-in-law Bob Hodgins in
Brampton.
Mrs. Eileen Brown of
Detroit attended the
Holmesville Church
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