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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-12-16, Page 17W I hosts guests and 4-H 1eadi::rs for party Tiger flop Women's In- stitute meeting was is the form of a 01114011313 party which corm- nienced with a potluck lura cheon at 12:30 noon, Thursday, December 10 at the Colborne Township Hall. The Christmas atmosphere was prevalent with over 30 members and guests and the 441 leaders present. President, Mrs. R. Buchanan, opened the welcoming all Who then joined in the g Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and the Women's Institute Grana with Mrs. G. Kaitting at the Piano. The smorgasbord and dessert tables were laden with very appetizing food and after all had enjoyed the delicious meal, a short business session was, held starting with the roll call, "What does Christmas mean to you", which brought forth various answers of love, friendship, the birth of Christ, the Christmas message of goodwill to men and the Christmas carols we all love to hear with several appropriate poems. Members who brought a guest, introduced them and presented them with a gift. The 4 -Meader, Linda Bisset, thanked the Institute for sponsoring them and for the invitation to this Christmas party . and for the co- operation for their 441, Minutes of last, meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. Allan Stoll and in the correspondence, a thank yon was received from . "Leader Dogs for the Blind". A letter was read to be sent to the Reeve of Ashfield, Warren Zinn, voicing sup- port against chemical waste dumping m the district. Members agreed to send a donation at this time to the Salvation Army. Mrs, Doug McNeil, who was in charge of the pro- gram for the party, then took charge introducing the guest speaker, Mr. George Cowan and his wife, and Mrs, Harold Elliott and daughter Helen Elliott who were pro- viding, lmrsic. Mr. Cowan gave a Very .iritoresting and timely Christmas message on God's love and made the challenge for us to reach out in love to each other, not only at Christmas but always, COLBORNE CORNER. Gertrude K&ittlrryr 13114 407111 What wonderful results would be achieved in this wide world if men and women everywhere would practise the message of the angels' song, "Peace on Ear- th, Goodwill to Men". Mr. Cowan then led in communl. ty singing, with Mrs. Harold Elliott at the piano, of many humorous songs and Christmas carols which. were much appreciated. Helen Elliott delighted all with her two solos, "Christmas in Killarney" and "Silent Night" The President thanked Mr. Cowan for his message and for the community singing and Mrs. Elliott and daughter Helen for the love- ly solos and also Mrs. McNeil for providing the program numbers. The hearty applause showed ap- preciation and gifts were presented. Mrs, O. Falkiner then gave a splendid motto, "MI the world is young at. Christmas." The members then en- joyed the exchange of gifts and the meeting closed with O Canada, after which several members viewed the 4-H books for the last project which were very interesting and well done, 441 News Achievement Day for the 4-11 Project, "Which came first, the chicken or the egg", was held at Auburn Community Hall on Monday, November 30. There was a splendid crowd and Tiger Dunlop 4H group had an ex- hibit xhibit of a collection of egg gadgets and cooking equip- ment for the egg specialist with Margaret Vanderlinde and Margaret Schoemaker as commentators. The members and tate leaders, Linda Bisset and Ruth Ann !Strickler, all received silver spoons for doing the project and two members of the group, Margaret Vanderlinde and Margaret Schoemaker, The Grade 5 class of Hotmesvfle Pah& School presented a `Country Christmas' for fellow stodenta, friends awd parents daring this yeti`s rendition of the school's Christmas west. (Photo bye Wooden) HARBORRT Bit'R()NGRAHAM The Algobay air vet light front Quebec City on Noe/ober leard cleared with >i've7rs; On December 12, the Agawa Canyon arrived light from Quebec City and cleared with salt forThtmder Baythe same day, The:" c Ste, Anne arrived greWilge; Vim -46T Bay on December 11 and cleared l Beath& 13 light forThnnderBay. received county honors. The group is looking for- ward ward to the neat project in the spring which will be "Breads Around the World". Ree Committee Colborne Recreation Com- mittee met in the ,Colborne Township Hall, Wednesday, December 9 at 8 p.m. Leonard Fisher, who has been president of this com- mittee for tha past three years and wished to be relieved of this office, relin- quished his office to William Vanstone who was appointed by Colborne Council. Mr. Vanstone opened the meeting and the secretary, Mrs. Reg Riehl read the minutes of the last two meetings. Final plans were made to hold the Euchre card parties again this year in the Col- borne Township Hall every second and fourth Thursday of the month commencing January 14 with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fisher and Mr, and Mrs. Reg Riehl in charge, (Further advertise- ment and particulars in Coming Events in 1982,) Church News Bennmiller United Church ballade a special effort for (Mathias las far children and parents. Friday, December 11 was the Sunday School. family Christmas party which commenced with a potluck supper. Over 80 children and adults enjoyed the delicious meal and fellowship. After the supper was a short program in which Dorothy Fisher's class gave a short Christmas ntunber and Phyllis Feagan's class gave a reading, The Reverend John Wood and Mrs. Wood led in carol sing- ing inging for a few numbers and then all enjoyed the filum, "The Little Lost Angel" and a few more Christmas carols before Santa Claus appeared 11 In his tool jolly form h diad oat the gifts to the Sun- day &boa buys and gh°is • and their teachers. The children received their packages of candies and oranges and it was a splens did Chrishitas St eday., December 13 was the White Gift Sunday" at the church with special music by the choir, a duet by Kay and Kim Edward, a skit by the Sunday School classes entitled "Presenting the Lit- tlest Sar" and the presen- ting of the white gifts. at N 55u may, December 20 will be the Christmas Sunday service. School News Colborne Central School's Christmas concert is this Hair designs with spirit. Our expert stylists do more Man out your hair They design nair styles to suit you and your Meshy e em+ !iiI,11 Fr;! Wednesday, December 10 at ep, 61,S dents will be U e arena on ... 1...,y, December 22 from 10 a.m.to noon. Parents are School will dose for the Christmas holiday on Tues- day, December 22 at noon at the , arena, and will open again after the holidays on Monday, January 4,1082. Social News Mr, and Mrs. Norman Durst have moved to Godericb. The cotnmunity shall miss them in Colborne but wishes them the best in their home in Goderich for the coming years. The community is sto thatreport Glenn, formerly of Colborne, is a and General Hospital sad is wiuhed a i .. i recovery, 11 is to the family of the jape: Jonathan () who passed away December 3. If you are visiting or h Mends, especially during season,the Mishima i1 would appreciate from you, Phone 524.2070. Thanks, G.K. 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