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TQ continue the irrhank You"
notes I want, to put my own in
first!
Thank you wonderful people
for your anticipation, par*ip.
ation-ancl co operation!!
There, that covers a great
area, 0:10esn'i it? Also, thank
you for all your kind words,
letters and cards and other
things that have Ipade me want
to carry on. . •
I had no klea I would ever
become eo involved when ! said,
"I (It's just about as bad
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pleasantly surprised when they
saw -those taking Part, that it
made them realize they should
do their bit too, and so it goes;
one enceuraOs the other,
Old Hone Week had so Many
things haii)ening that they over.
lapped in spots. .
The main l'easoA ,jfor.,1ji1swas
that there was not eiiouij g
Munica.tion. The ' right -hand
dichi't know what the left hand
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was doing! This can happen very
easily, and W is regretable,
really take e a lot of talking attended
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and -pushing to get people to Then, the Kinsmen, who had
"Anticipate". and look forward fought for the carnival on The
to coming events. Then, to get Square, were badly let down,
them to "Participate", you and at the last minute had to
know how I coaxed, wheedled have just a small group °Irides
and almost threatened, to con. for the children,
wince you, to participate. ,The Drumhead Service in the
Then, "Co.operatioU''.? well, Courthouse Park was beautiful
look back at the parades, the , and certainly well attended.
Caravan visit, and so many Our minor Soccer League
events which made me real made a good start thisyear, and
proud of you. That's co. 1 know they will dobigger things
operation! next year.
We -have talked about how herds,. Art Mart was big and color.
some people worked and I wish Ad, again and hundreds .enjoyed
browsing beneath those beauti.
ful trees.
Catherine McKinnon and the
"Travellers" .was an outstand:
Ing show, „which a great many
of you were sorry you missed!
The same thing, happened with
the Army Reserve Travel T eam
a top -rate show that was also
Poorly attended. I did feelbadly
about this,. but I say again -
"You can't win them all!" -
In September the Steamship
"South America" was here in
time for its guests to see the
grand parade sponsored by the
Goderichi and District Labour
Council. That wa.s.another won.
derful three-12ys: Thanks• -a -lot;
fellows, it won't bearly as
tough next y'earl •
Things quieted down after the
first of September and with
ba Zn a s and banquets, C en.
tennial balls, and fairs, the
spirit of Centennial '67
is slowing down.
One outstanding contribution
to •• Centennial Yeas was the
Sheaffer Pen Awards- 20 of
them!
This consisted of train fare
to and from Expo'67 with sleep.
er, passport for a week at Expo
and a beautiful pen to have as
a reminder, in the years to
come, of an exciting wonderful
Centennial Year.
There were many other
special centennial projects
which the many industries took
upon themselves. The DRMCO
Centennial, Scholarship is one
which will carry on for many
years to come. Some companies
did not get around to do any.
thing- couldn'Vcare less!
This is really too bad, as
people have become Centennial
I had time and space toname all
those who worked behind the
scenes, these very, very
important people who are the
backbone of any successful
event.
Sometime, perhaps, we will
hear about them. but for now you
will just have to give them a
quiet, " thank you," until we can
think of something a little more
rewarding.
July started off with the big.
gest and best parade we have
ever seen in Goderich. accord.
Ing to Mel (and,older.timers
than me!) So many people were
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sincere thanks for
one and all.
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By Martha pathburn
Conscious (or brainwashed) and
have taken notice O. what has
been contributed in this great
year,
There is still time to de
• something, even 1,1 it is just
get hurts, to the
icer r heart fund, the .the
ital, Children's•Aid Society or
to maw of the many worthy
causes Which stare us in the.
lace every day.
Your Centennial Committee
hopes you know that th: really
tried to make Cerate
411%,9,opegehAe tozeme I ,
yvi.tr"b-e-seeing a Het of the
committee and its sub com,
mittees and I'm sure when you
think back you will realize they
have • done a tremendous job.
and thank them!
• Martha
Mrs.Cu nd a ri
Wins Quilt
The regular monthly meeting
of the Catholic Women's League
was held at the home or Mrs.
Con Baechler.
The president opened the
meeting with prayer. Following
the reading of the minutes of
the last meeting, the corres.
pondence and the treasurer's
report the members voted to
send donations to the -senior
retarded, mission project and
diocesan education hind.
The social action convenor is
to look after the sick and shut.
ins at Christmas.
.Mrs. Lou Cundari won- the
draw for the quilt at theChrist.
mas tea.
After the close of the meet.
ing a few article's left over
-tram ---wreny-tore-at -aft-tee
were auctioned off.
A delicious lunch,. was ser.
ved featuring Christmas
goodies.
The Go.derich $ignal,,Stdr, Thvr,500Y, Dec, .21 100 11,
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HOLMESVILi .colOnuks carat, Daly Bap.
, , , . to favoured With a 0911e of '
=COOP nelectiena.
The IllOntbly, meeting ot the . g:-Ye.ot Mrs. Cirt01, MrS. Mid» Pr; A. 07. .MoVatt showed ,
liolmesville UCW was held don, Mrs. Jervis; suppfy and ' Wetwes Qt the. ChriatMaa 400
Tuesday, Picember 10, . with, Welfare, Mrs, W. Denderi Mrs. and the charanjer parts Were
Mrs, carman Tiouttitockivirs, $. Farquhar,. Mrs. Muriel.grigg *ken behind:111e Scene by Jelin
Jim Lobb in charge of the,pro, Ws, F. CantelOn; con Ginn, Leellardlotkl),NanoY Ginn
ram. • • . friendship and •visiting secre. and Lucille Bond :
arxat tiw
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The worship took the ford of tary, .Mrs, D,. Oliciden; Flowers Santa Claus ived
a Canadian, friendship c.am =
and and Os, Kis. -4). Make, Mrs., close Of the program and -dia.
candle lighting se,rvice, Those 11. WiIllams, Mrs.W. Yeo, Mrs, tributed candy and gifts in his
taking part were Mrs.K. Hari. D. Neiman, nominating „corn. usual jovial manner. .
ris, Mrs. D. Gliddon, Mrs. Q.' mittee, Mrs, L. Jervis, Mrs,
. _ , . 4H HOMEMAKING CLUB
Blake, Mrs. G. Ginn, Mrs. E. . Harold 'Yeo, Mrs- • E Potter.
Grigg and Mrs.13. Walter. ' buying committee, Mrs, K„, Har. . The • new homemaking club
Mowatt ashojoinred , ris Mrs. H. Yeo, WO, R, •• 'project for_the New Year will
sliDdle'.s 4of, Pjal.
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manee, Mrs. R. Miller; auditors Anyone willing to give of her
ingsFandEcustomelherecorfftdtrequ.?Nins:T-E7.,:POtter7aird/Oref,R;-,Pot.
met in this..
places assootated-w}thjeWattett-ot..texwar.4vDcr4=-za:.-.0am-,, .F.4.,,..m.imeirli...is.aske‘te-agektula(Sgr,ruzaz=„
and life of Jesus.
Mrs. Edward Grigg pretided
for the business session. The
roll call was answered with a
Christmas thought. It was mow
ed to aim for a, $400 Self De.
terminationoffering for 1968.
The UCW officers for 1968
are: president, Mrs. Edward'
Grigg; vice-president, Mrk. D.
',Glidden; treasurer, Mrs. Les
Jervis; recording secretary,
Mrs. Muriel Grigg; pianist,'
Mrs. Lobb; assistant pianist,
Mrs. W. Norman; program com.
mittee, Mrs. L. .Bond, Mrs.
Irvine Tebbutt, Mrs. W. Porter,
Mrs. W. Norman. .
Social committee, Mrs. C.
• Tebbutt, Mrs. 13. Walter, Mrs.
Ben Whitely, Mrs. H. Cudmore;
finance, Mrs. G. Ginn, Mrs.
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The Sunday $chDel held its
Christmas program on, Satur.
day evening December 16 with
superintendent Jim Lobb as
chairman.
The first, number was a wel-
come recitation by Patricia
Harris followed by a carol by
the children.
Glenda. and Linda Blake con«
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cherished friendships .
happy laughter of happy children,
and the good will of all men.
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