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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-01-07, Page 11sweet 1T.' • d • dour/Nei siGNAIATAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, Will--PAGN Suridays weather cancels church service Mrs. Bert Marsh of Aub- urn. Miss Betty Marsh of Burlington and Mrs. Mel Bell l of Goderich spent New Years Day with Mr. Met Jones. Congratulations ,to Mr= and Mrs. John Lodge (nee Shanxi Spivak) of London on the birth of their second daughter, Ashley Megan, on Sunday, December 28, in St... Joseph's Hospital, 'London. She,. weighed 6 Ib_ 7 oz. and. was 181/2- long. A fifth grandchild, for. John and Myrtle' Spivak. John Spivak was admitted to University Hospital. Lon- don on Monday for heart surgery. Bradley Wilbur of Willow - dale and three friends. Dam- ien Tait, David Crichton and Christopher Devine, who have been enjoying a winter holiday at the Wilbur farm at Langside. , visited the form- er's aunt,' Mrs. Cecil Blake on Tuesday evening. , Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eedy, Jennifer, Megan and Tim of Mississauga and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott, Matthew and Andrew of Kitchener visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy over the New Years holiday. H. J. Blake. son of Olive Blake and the late Cecil Blake, was appointed a Queen's Counsel on January 1, 1981.Jim is the managing partner of a Toronto law firth. Congratulations. Jim. Leola Chisholm was home for 2% weeks over the Dungannon doings V; k f'(1.h-1 PGrlf)r dpn 529,7719 ' Christmas and New Fears holidays. She has been.work- ing at Kitchener hospital for • the past two Months. On Christmas Day. Leonard and Olive Chisholm held dinner for their family in- cluding David and Virginia Caesar, Colin Chisholm and Betty Errington and Leola Holiday visitors abound Happy New Year everyone and thanks to all who have contributed to this column_ . Sympathy is extended to Dan Wylds and family and relatives of Lloyd Wyldi who passed away so suddenly on New Year's Eve, as. the result of a severe heart at- tack. Sympathy of this com- munity is Asti extended to Mrs. Stewart on the sudden aasing of Mr- . Stewart on Day. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds and Dan Wylds over the holidays were Mr. and Mrs. John Tammerman and Miss -Lyn- da Wylds of London; Miss Doris Wylds of Toronto; Mrs. Alfred Stone ` of Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wylds. Holiday visitors with Mr_ and Mrs. Oliver McCharles were Mrs. Allan McCharles and children of Oakville; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc - Charles .and family of Chatham and Mr. and Mrs. Lochalsh Marion Mc('hark s eurre--px,tlajt•r1t. John McCharles and Ryan of Petrolia. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Diepenbeek were their en- family who celebrateddoonSunday last. Mrs, Go' had hey fame festive seaso ion-- Finlayson y home for the I - Mr_ and Mrs_ Rod Finlayson and girls; Mr. and Mrs_ Bill Finlayson and. family, all of Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Emberlin, Allan Finlayson and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roger- son and family, all of Toron- to. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Macin- tosh entertained the Hunter famids for Christmas_ Mrs. Emile - MacLennan had a family gathering for her family who attended from Palmerston, Stratford and Kincardine.. w Misses Katie Sutherland of London spent the holiday season with her sister, Mrs. D. 4. MacLennan. , Mi s Florence MacKenzie visited with relatives in Brigden during the holiday La Leche League to discuss nutrition and weaning On January 14there will be a meeting of the La Leche League. in Huron County South at the home of D. Scott, 84 Waterloo Street South in Goderich at 8 p.m. This will be the final meeting of a series of four. The topic for discussion will be, . "Nutrition and Weaning". The last meeting on December 10 was not well` attended due to inclement weather. Therefore, some Bridge scores There were eight tables in Goderich Bridge Club play Tuesday night with the average score being 72. Goderich newcomers Daphne and Bill Davidson recorded a win on the East West side with 82 points. John Donatis and John Wood placed second with 77, and Auleen Curry and Jean Papernick came in third with 751 points. On the North South side, Gold Rutledge and Rick Somers combined to win first with 891/2 points,, Joanne Duckworth and Lee Ryan had 001/2 to win second. In the third place with 791/2 points was the team of Marg Hall and Vick Alexander. Ml1..1. Denomme FLOWER SHOP time may be used to discuss the family and the breastfed baby, if the people attending the meeting want it discussed. Although the topic for the meeting is pre-set, there is always time to' discuss solutions to particular problems a breastfeeding aalother niay -be en- countering. Many opinipns are shared and often snntlar experiences are recounted. After the meeting, there is a social time where people who attend can get to -,know each other better or continue discussions. Instead of the usual cookies -and cake, there will be a selection of hot cereals. People who are planning to attend are asked to bring a topping that does not contain sugar. The mothers can then try the different com- binations. Available at the meeting is an excellent loan .library containing many books on nursing, mothering, child care; childbirth, etc. Pamphlets are also available. Babies —are- always welcome at La- Leche League meetings, as well as any woman interested in lear- ning more about the art of breastfeeding. Should anyone run into difficulties or wish to have. more information, she can contact a leader at any time. InHuron County, the leaders are: Mrs. Bernard Billson (524-2390) , Mrs. Peter Bisback (262-2192, and Mrs. John Kerr (887-9253 ). season. Dr_ and Mrs. Russell Mon- crief entertained the Mon- crief family for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elphick had as visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stobo. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Luther spent the holiday • season with relatives in Ridgetown. Chisholm and Donald Hart- ung Of Palmerston. Davidand Virginia Caesar held New Years for the Chisholm families. Mrs. Mary Bere spent a few days over the New Years holiday with her son, John and family in London_ On Iter return by bus to Godertch. Saturday night, she was storm stayed with her cousin, Jean Carruthers, arriving home Sunday morning - There were no church ser- vices at the United Church on Sunday. Mr. McCallum was to have- preached but due to the weather aid-, road condi- tions he did not make it. BROOKSII$E BROADCAST ' By Janice Cook and Rhonda McMichael [intended for last week]. "On behalf of the students and teachers of Brookside. School we would like t� thank the people who supported us by donating money at our annual Christmas concert.., Thanks! Our Dress Rehearsal was held on Monday and went quite well_ With .r out new MMuchsystem it made it uch easier to hear the performers Thanks to. people like Mr: - Cameron, Mrs. Worsell, Mrs. Wilson, ' Marilyn Jamieson- and oth- ers. both dress rehearsal and concert-. were a ,success. The Goderich High School intermediate band, stage and FREE MANICURE WITH EVERY FACIAL Have your skin deep cleansed massaged and conditioned and enjoy a manicure FREE! OTHER SERV ICES AVAILABLE: Electrolysis. Pedicures, Waxing, moire -up and cyeiash is Eyebrow Tinting., ^temc,a,,I s�� SKIN CARE STUDIO 32 Newgate St.. Goderich 524-4403 choir came on Wednesday to perform. 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