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Holmes e
by Blanche Beeves
Last Sunday morning -the
congregation at the
Hoknesvi le United Church
participated in the worship
service. Rev. Scott showed a
lantern to the children and
told about the light it gives
out. Ile also explained to
them that Jesus is the light of
the world.
The minister announced
the date of the refugee
family's arrival March 11 in
Montreal. For sermon
Rev. Scott talked about
aging and John Wyatt. Bill
Norman received the of-
tering.
ffering.
The session of the listening
project will beheld at the
Wesley Willis Church at 2:15
Tkm.'nextSunday.-
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The groups of Goderich
township wish to thank all
who made the Valentine
Dessert Card Party', which
was held in the new hall Last
Wednesday, such a success.
There were 32 tables of
euchre and four of 500 in
play. Everyone enjoyed
desserts, which included
tarts, cookies, cheesecakes,
pies and squares. Following
the party the desserts which
were left were sold.
The winners of cards
were: ladies' high, . Pattie
Smith; men's high, Nathan
Smtlith; ladies low, Isobel
Harris; men's low, Ralph
Horn; lone hands, Marianne
Co elougb '" All winners
reedited a -basket of apples. .
There were two winners at
500. Draws were made and '
winners , were: birthday,
Mrs., G. MacEwen; an-
niversary, Noreen Tebbutt;.
most . buttons, Jean
McEwen; most rings on, Vi
Lampman. .
The door: prize floral
arra igeemerit ►as- vorr:_. _� __...
MTs. Doris Batkin of Clinton.,
News and notes
The Enterprising "Seniors
cancelled their last meeting
• due to the fog. They will.
It arClt5at2p z[t: ilt
thetownshiphall.
The. Goderich township WI
will hold a card party on
February l6 in the. hall - at 8
p.m. Admission is $1 and
ladies are asked to bring•
lunch. „ . %: z
" S ehboi news
Public speaking was held
on February- 16_ iA. the
Holmesville School.. The
winners wenton to finals at
the Canadian Legion Branch
140 in .Clinton on February
M.
Junior speakers were
Michael Bush, . Roseanne
Gowenlock, Jenny Allen,
Peter Ott, Bev: Banter,
Marty Russel, Christian
Gowenlock, Monique Martin,
Kim Bruisrrra, Steven Ott.
Winners were: First,
Michael Bush; second, Kim
Bruin sma; third, Steven Ott.
Senior speakers were:
Melody Falconer, Jackie
Norman, Bob Barwick,
Lynda'Russelo, Lisa Storey,
Steve Barwick, Ingrid Klaus,
Steven Bugler, Andy Wor-
thington, Mike Verrneesch,
Ann Bornath, Heather
Harris, Angela Gowenlock.
Winners were: First, Steve.
Barwick, second Melody
Falconer; third Bob Bar-
wick.
UCW look
at Africa
The monthly Meeting of
the Holmesville U.C.W. was
held on F ebruary 17.
Isabel Harris and her
group were in charge of the
program and she opened the
meeting with a poem. Ada
Tebbutt led in prayer.
Mrs. Harris read an article
on conditions in Africa and of
the dreaded black fly carrier
and river blindness. She said
that the Christian Blind
Mission International has
expanded and extended its
ministry.
Readings were given by
Iona Blake, Kay Harris and
Irene Cudmore. Margaret
Yeo received the offering.
Jean Ginn and Mrs. Cud -
more gave reports on the
Presbyterial they attended
in Brucefield United Church
on January 26.
The president, Mrs. Ginn
was in charge of the business
meeting and Verna Lobb
gave the secretary's report.
Plans were made for' the
next meeting on March 10
which begins with a pot luck
dinner at 12:30 p.m. Two
quilts are to be quilted.
It was decided to purchase
new folders for the choir and
also to gave a donation to the
St. John's Ambulance.
A verse was read by Mts•.
Harris before lunch was
served.
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