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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-05-27, Page 23GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1987 i'AG1e: 3A L. Support Your RE ';i CROSS with a donation HOUSE to HOUSE CANVASS AY 25th t s` 30th 11 Gu i'.r,s:steed to Start On First or Second Pull fir 2 Years or We Fix Them Free! U HIJiN TRACTOR BLYTH 5234244 a runs int Yes, I am back home and up to Illy ears in settlin' in. Soon after we arrived I received a small parcel. The return name was unknown to me. What a surprise -money and glasses that I had missed -but didn't realize were lost. We had been going once a week to a small Arrrmish restaurant. The food was excellent and it was. rather rlice to be treated like old friends each time. Walt's favorite meal was veal cutlet with mashed potatoes and gravy. I tried the other meals -all very good. The only objection was they were so large 1 couldn't begin to eat it all. Their desserts, especially pies, were so tempting -I often took mine home. It seemed almost everyone left the place with one or more white containers. So I must have dropped a small wallet luckily an address was inside - and -thankfully they were very honest. , • When my great, great-granchild came to .call she gazed al me in awe. Her eyes were filled with questions. I wondered what she saw -my graying hair and furrowed brow betrayed advancing years -could My aap- pearance bother her or rouse some childish fears'? a ROUND 9N ABOUT With @M arthae Rethburri "Great grandma, are you very old," she haltingly inq.uired ,, the words I gave to answer her, I felt, were quite inspired "Oh, no, I ani not really old," 1 whispered in her ear, ••1 ji,st continued being young 0 long. lung time my dear." Vida G. Brunner of Auburn, New York said this. Many years ago, 1 •was manager of Simp- sons, at the time a very small store beside the Bedford Hotel. Soon it was to be called Simpson -Sears as it is today. But with a lot of enthusiasm • and smiles we quickly outgrew that • wee shop and moved into a large one i now occupied by the Court f esty Lounge 1. 1 really worked hard and worried about things since a manager has to have his h ind in everything down to shipping and unpacking. One day we received a small package poorly wrapped in the shipment. I could see a shall can-sahnon can, no ad- dress label. 1 examined it and decided the only thing to do was ship. it right back to Toronto. Because the can was obviously polishes! and Very clean, I couldn't decide if it was Some kind of juke. I had never receiv- ed any ••jokes" or prank stuff, so I put a note in the package and sent it back in the next shipment. Later the can carne back, not wrapped but taped to 0 stone and the can was polished better than. before, .the sheen was beautiful: • With ordinary merchandise I would have called Toronto a.bout.it, but I cut it from the stone and sent it back. no packing slip on it. About three days later it was back what was gain on -what should 1 do about it? Suddenly 1 was very angry -then I awakened -all upset, was it a clrea_lti:' 1 looked around, .no tin c•auls-no shipment -what a night. Love Martha Maple Deaf IODI-0, launches campaign The May. meeting of the Maple Leaf • Chapter LODE was held at the home of Miss' Grace Hunter, with Regent Cathy Roddy presiding. Mrs. Linda Murphy announced that the Maple Leaf Chapter will again launch the Red Cross Fund Raising Campaign in Goderich during the last week of May. This has become an annual Chapter undertaking. Mrs. Audrey Royal, national citizenship secretary, spoke briefly about the newly adopted citizenship project - Assisting with Dung nno UCW olds May meeting By Tinie Logtenberg On May 17, the Dungannon UCW ,held their meeting in the church basement. The meeting opened with. the reading of the United Church Women's Motto. Mrs. Donna Young gave a reading and a hymn was sung with Roberta Linski•Il as the pianist. Mrs. Young then read . from Ephesians Chapter 3 verses 1-13. Prayer was said by,Mrs. Emily Drennan. Mrs. Diane Park, the guest speaker, spoke on the New Core Curriculum, taught since Spetember 86 at Sunday School. She explained the Primary, Junior and Senior classes all take the Bible story, brat each at their awn level. Records and lessons can be planned and kept easier. New music and songs are also supplied: It increases fellowship With teachers of other parishes. A review is planned for the year's end. Diane was thanked for her interesting talk by Mrs. Jean Errington. Rollcall was naming a Missionary or Sunday school Memories. The collection was taken and , dedicated. Mrs. Jean Erringtonaired the business part of the meeting. Minutes were read and approved. Thank -you notes Were received from Maitland Manor and Alex- andra Marine and General Hospital in Goderich. The treasurer's report was given. A number of events are upcoming for the UCW including the Campside Experience at Camp Menesetung on June 15 and Alma College School for Women in August, also the Fall Rally on September 28 were mentioned, Nile UCW plans May ham supper Positive Parenting. Today when the very nature of the family is changing, it is impor-• tant to provide support to parents in raising children. Learning. positive parenting skills can enhance the family 'by making those hectic growing years more agreeable, more fun. With the foregoing in mind, the Na- tional Citizenship Committee urges primary chapters to work with local organizations to intiate• •or promote parent training programs. Mrs. Jean Schaefer read a "letter from • Judge Barbara McKenna commending the C'hapter.for':the -rewarding undertaking of furthering Canadian Citizenship in the coin - !nullity." Maple Leaf Chapter, sponsored •the Citizenship Court . at. which Judge McKenna presided on April 13. Members were ,reminded that the June • nteetin.g• would be a potluck supper at the home of Mrs. Beth Remington. Additional. feature will be a White Elephant Auction. . E1%LTP' EAB V r I 11 n 1( 1 'NU',fi'( ih1 1,/lit itv\1i(r� (.4 (44 IA1(1(.1 Do you love good food, but want to know more about how to eat to stay healthy? Learn to prepare meals that are exciting and delicious and low in fat, salt and calories at... COOKING FOR A HEALTHY HEART. Course will be held Mondays from May 25 to June 22, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Victoria Public School, Goderich. Cost S24. Registration is limited. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL. Huron County Health Unit 5244 301 This ad has been sponsored by: Huron County Health Unit. fig gas aterrge+vr 0Rs8.M.' HERITAGE II and TROUSSEAU poly/cotton sheet sets in beau•tifUl selection of, colours to choose from. Queen Set. Reg. 29.99 Twin Set.,Reg. 16.9.9 e , 1 39Pa. Double Set. Reg. 22,99 19 et 2499et PRINTED & SOLID COLI fUR COMFORTERS For your home or cottage. 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She then spoke on an article en- titled "Let the People Praise Thee". Her reading "The World is Mine,l Forgive Me When I Whine." made us realize how for- tunate we are. Business included the May 20 ham and salad supper with tickets available from Bessie McNee 1529-79661, Phyllis Scott ( 524-9828) and some available at the door. Nile was asked to supply the secretary for the Fall Rally September 18 to be held at Trinity United Church. Bessie McNee agreed to fill this position. Mrs. Brindley closed the meeting with a humorous reading, "I'm Awfully Good for the Shape I'm In." Couple visits Mr. and Mrs. Eldon ,Johnston of Goderich visited Monday afternoon with Mr. and MPs. Raymond Hoggarth of RR 1 Londesboro. Wrestling from page 1 the crowd and L was glad my Mom wasn't at ringside to see it all. I was minding my own business when suddenly Sheena pointed one finger at me, the other toward her bottom and said: "Kiss my -!" 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