The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-11-12, Page 15For Octogenarians
and those older
The Goderich Signal -Star takes great pleasure in extending
happiest birthday greetings to all persons who have reached
the age of 80 years or better.
Happiest birthday greetings go out this week to the
following new members of The Goderich Signal -Star'
Octogenarian Club:
Mrs. L. M. Pope, RR 6 Goderich was 80 years old Nov. 8.
Jasper McBrien. who 'marked his 86th birthday Sunday,
November 8;
Alex Bogie, 56 Anglesea Street, who will be 88 years old
November 12.
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Kin�ttes make plans
for M�rd •Gras bali
The fourth regular Kinette
meeting . was held' November 2.
The girls met at the, Museum for
a tour and then returned to the
clubhouse for their meeting.
The secretary and treasurer:,
reports were read and approved.:
Plans were ' made to travel' to
Clinton November 10 to attend
a meeting with the 'Clinton
Kinettes.
Bev Whetstone reported that
the tickets on the draw for $150
worth of clothing were selling
quite Well. The draw is to be
made on December 7.
Committees, for the 1971
Malt! Gras dance were set up.
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The dance is to be held at the
Saltford ,Hail in February.
Dorothy Scott volunteered to
obtain .the name and ages of a
needy family to which food and
clothing are •given at Christmas
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Sonne of the girls have been
busy' -this week painting the hall
and washrooms ` in the
clubhouse, taking time out for
the bowling league and the baby
sitting course.
The 'meeting ended with a .
lunch of chili con carne, rolls
and coffee, served by Anne
Doherty, Cecelia Denomme and
Ev Gardiner.
The November ameet`n
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g of the
le Leaf Chapter Imperial
Order Daughters of the Empire
was held Nov. 3 at. the home of
Mrs. Ron McGee,
The . chapter agreed to send
$10 to, the Huronview Christmas
Gift Fund.
it • was announ ed.. that the.
executive directors of the Red
Cross had written. a letter of
thanks t� the Chapter for their
support in organzing the canvass
in this area at which time $2612
had ' been raised by the'
community.
The Regent encouraged all
members 'to attend the
Remembrance Day service at
North St. United Church
Sunday, Nov. 8 and also the
service at the cenotaph Nov. 11.
Following Citizenship Court,
Tuesday, Nov. 17 at 8 p.m., in
the Court House, Mrs. R. S.
Hetherington has invited the
new Canadians to'her home fo,, a
social hour.
Mr. and Mrs. George Graham Parsons announce the
engagement of their daughter, Nancy ' Graham, to Mr. Brian
Colin MacDonald; son of Mr. and Mrs. Cohn Campbell
MacDoriald of Guelph. The marriage will take place •on
Saturday, December 26, 1970, at 5 o'clock in North Street
• United Church, Goderich.
Karen 13issett was interested in the rack of clothing for sale at Colborne Central School last
Saturday and hauls out one outfit to try it for size. As well as clothes, there was a wide selection
of baking, produce, records, books and other miscellaneous items for sale. Proceeds helped to
finance a trip to Chicago to visit the students who spent one week in Colborne Township earlier
this year.. (staff photo)
Holmesville UCW
Never judge hastily
The November -meeting of the was,'"May we never be hasty in article on poverty. Mrs. •Wm.
Holinesville UCW was in the judgement and always \orman read two poems.
charge of Mrs. James Lobb's generous." . During the business period a
group. The call to worship was Pat Norman read the letter ,from the group's foster
. given by _Mrs. Lobb, taken from scripture. The devotional reading c ftild was read, as well as several
Luke. was by- Mrs. Win. Porter, thank-vou notes and, a request
The theme of the. meeting • "Judging l,:ach Other." Mrs• I•roni a teen •home in London.
(terry (;inn led in prayer. 1 bale of clothing is, to be
,1 .,;,i: :;1;:)win4 how wrong a sent to the Fred Victor Mission'
. hasty. judgement can he was in London by November 18.
Remember ladies!. , presented by Mfrs. Gerry (;inn. The tweeting closed with.
Send
inyour Pat Norman and 1lrs. Wm prayer by Mrs. Lobb.
_• _ ; Norman. Lunch . and • social time
followed.
t x, .Roll call was answered with a
thought for Remembrance Day.,
reports A prayer for peace ' by Mrs.
James Lobb followed.
Mrs. Wm. Porter read an
TOWN OF GODERICH
MUNICIPAL
N.OMINATIQNS
N Nominations for Mayor, Repve, Deputy' -Reeve, six Councillors, four Public Utilities Commissioners,
two Public. School Supporters' representatives on the County School Board, and one member of the
Huron and Perth Counties combingd'•Roman Catho.lic Separate School Zone Board representing the
Town of Goderich, the Township of Goderich and the Township of Colborne for.the years 1971 and
1972,
will be held in
GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE AUDITORIUM
6'
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Yard, 1970
.._to,g...30...p..m
IN CASE A .POLL 15 DEMANDED
polls will be open on .
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M0NDAY, DECEMBER 1t6, 1970
from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Air H. MaciCAY
Returning Officer
sivat NITIONAL LINE
Leaf tODE'--'.
Tje
u.nnual Christmas . Party
will be held Tuesday Dec. 1 at
the HarbourJite Iain,
Mrs, Lorna Vincent ,guest,,
RED CRO.
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speaker, sbowre t , infOiiitative
aides on tussia, to the Chapter,
Ther - were ,enjoyed bY
everyone's
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