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HQI414SVLLLE- The March
meeting of the Holmesville UCW
was held on Tuesday afternoon
With twenty-seven present. Mrs.
Jim I,,obb and her group were
in charge of the program. The
Meeting began . with an old,iie
song service. The scripture
lesson was rel d by MrS'i K.
Harris and an illustrated med.
itation on the Gross was given
by Mrs. Z• A McCullough, ' An
Easter poem was read by Mrs.
D. Gliddon.
The first chapter of the study
"Into a Nation" was taken by Mrs,
G, Ginn paid Mrs. Lqbb gay.
some• interest, g eaeerpts-lrom�---__
James Scpttb , book of Huron
County. ,
A Bible Quiz was conducted
by Mrs. B. Whitely.
- ' Mr -s, E. Grigg, president, was
-in charge of the business' cess.
ion. The Spring Thankoffering
will be field on Wed. April 12
at .2:30 p.m. It was announced
that the date for the Centennial
Auction had been set, for May
31st at 7 o'clock in the even-
- ing. Edward Elliott•will be the
auctioneer. The date of the
Smorgasbord Supper was set for
Wed. June 14th,
F, Twenty four pair of mitts and
thirty pair of pyjamas were com-
pleted for the Childress Air1 and
„ a large collection of baby things
packed for the St. Christophers
U. .
lu i
i Caning
By M1brs. Walter Rathburn
ilial Para
Mrs, R. Potter, Mrs. F. Cans Parades and bands and funi
telon and Mrs. G. Blake brought
homemade candy which was•sold They're on their way with Many
around the vpill age by Lind3 Blake other happy events. Do you real.
Cathy Steepe, Mary Heard, ize that July fLrst? s just over
Glenda Blake Sharon Potter and three months away? Where has
1,Aurelanne Bond. The sale real.. the ,last year gone? (Don't ask
i`zed $12.55 which will be .sent mel) Will ,you believes your Cen-
t() B}i ny Bundles to help crippled tennial Comthittee h s been work.
children.', • ing for over a y - _ Well, it
The Smaller children played • • sure has been a busy year torus-,
games and enjoyed a sing song. and I'm sure • you have found, as
The World Friends rriagazinewas we have, that it bas been a very
distributed at -tie close and interesting one.. never a '.dull
Easter eggs .were enjoyed by all. moment! •
- So, this' 'is why we must know
•4 - 11 CLUB . if, we are going to have a :spar..
_ _ • ade on Tuly first • and how many
The Centennial Susies ° • held entries we will. shave. It's leo"
their second meeting` on Satur. soon to think about • it? Oh No,
day afternoon March 18th in the 'it isn't 1 With all the plans
Township Hall. It opened by under way for this spring arid
repeating the 4-H pledge. The 'summer, if we don't get July
subjects for-d1scassion were • firs_t> •programmed -now,-, we are
"Food ' guide for Health" and going to miss, the boat,- I mean
"Heritage from New -France". parade.. .
The grls were taught how to make We are , due for a decent par.
tourtiere and grandteres. The ade SQ lets -get with it. I have
next meeting will be held on been talking about it many times
March 25th. and .,have had jnany of , you say
you have some great ideas for
PERSONALS a float-- so how abbut telling me.
something definite? YQU have
Horne in Hong Kong.
A request was made fbr, can-
vasse,rs for the ,Cancer Fund
Drive in April. Hostesses for the
afternoon were Mrs. Huller, Mrs.
G. Ginn, Mrs. W:Batkinand Mrs.
1 Harris.
MESSENGERS
• The I cin esville""" M ers-
met . on Friday -afternoon in the
Sunday School room. The leaders
three weeks in which to name your
entry, You can't plan it now?
Then, enter a dark horse. but
enter iti l
I know you rpust laugh- as• I
do . every time I thinkof the
floataa local plumber rigged .up
with the burdocks and the cat„
'alogue and Bert dashing in and
out of that vreather.beaten build.
Mr. and Mrs: Harry Williams
left on Sunday for a two-week
holiday at Hawaii, •
Mr. and Mrs. LloydBondvisit•
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Nits.
Glenn Pepper, Mitchell.
-RED CROSS
IS ALWAYS THERE
WITH YOUR' HELP
CULBERT'S
' THE HOME Of TASTY PASTRY
Be sure to -see our large selection of
EASTER CONFECTIONARY'
It's All made from
"NEILSON'S FINEST QUALITY MILK CHOCOLATE"
In Our Own Kitchens
0-0-0
FANCY EASTER CUPCAKES
EASTER "HAT" CAKES
Light or Chocolate
Pick Up Bread Crumbs For Dressing
Pim Pastries *and Confections
Since 1877
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Goderich 4th Scout group will
be canvassing all day Saturday,
April 8th to pick up all your
old rags. k
`Please have them ready when
the Scouts call. Your support
in this drive is respectfully
solicited.
,
ing? Which all emPliaslxed the
beauty of the modern convene,
lenges!
ol,
new aids .for the farm• or some
of OA electronics people 'night
exaggerate: a "Cat's -whisker' f
gadget with 011111..: "'out of this
world" stuff- (and wouldn't the
teenagers just. love t) work with
this met), el •
• This is' also a fine time for
our young people to do something.
d and Make up someftc trappingsfer,
that horse you've sen riding
or 'f* up that. "kiddie tar" or
Motorcycle,'or rig up a "crazy
rx cls
e or unit
wheel- bike,
finds Y
Let's Blown it;lip a bit, Come on,
Grandpa, HBLP the kids. some of
them, have never been near '
parade! • -
With `the oldsters' know.how
and the youngsters' epergY« we
Mid girls, you needn't be left
out, I've Seen some lovely "old
fashioned, ladies", gliding along►
1
ttreir illlldresseshdingthesri..
car they are standing oat Crazy!
Let's•
• elle I' # hear We Sore 14 roll
T
I that
lively hand doming u�i, ,� #
wonderful? 1 hope all the Old
timers, ; wl come out to the
ins actice• seSsionS. ,and o er br
help. Don't wait,. o . e
you know how rd it is to. "rain
a new ban- you have to I to
1•S
in
� end .
QW
L.
ash .We . >li$
our entries • Now. Bless toe
lie parade,
gel
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per dour, as of April 1st, 1967 ?
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122 The Square -- Goderich, Ontario
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44 Victoria St. -- Goderich, Ontario
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