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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-05-12, Page 12PAGE 12—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1982 UCW hold Thankoffering The Benmiller United Church Women held their meeting and Thankoffering at the church on Wednesday, May 5 with the Benmiller Unit in charge. There were 15 members present. Mrs. Hazel McMichael presided and opened the meeting with the members reading Psalm 31 in unison. Mrs. McMichael then read a chapter from the Doug Hammershaw book. Members joined in, singing the hymn, "Give Thanks to the Lord" and the offering was received by Mrs. Marjory Treble who also gave a reading from the Hammershhaw book. The three units gave their reports. The Benmiller Unit reported they are planning a strawberry fest, the date to be announced later. The Irish Unit reported they had a white elephant sale in April and were very pleased With the results. The' Maitland Unit reported they were busy making quilts and were pleased with the sale of same and 'have . some ordered ahead. Treasurer, Mrs. Clare Ann Jewil, gave an encouraging , report and • told members that the allocation has to be sent in with an additional gift of money. Secretary, Mrs.. Phyllis Feagan, read the minutes of the last meeting' and the correspondence. • Mrs. Maudie McBride announced that the Mission Bales Will be packed at the church . Monday, May 17. • It's not work to walk. - So why not walk to work? l • !i• Father's Day Is Coming DECORATE.. ea Room "5 Place Elegant,& Executive INTERIORS: by appointment only RUTH (519) 528-2702 MIK! (519) 529-7271 drapes ,I2edspreads GRANE'S PLACE R.R. #3' Goderith. Ontario N7A 3X9 ra COLBORNE CORNER Gertrude Knitting, 25124-1207b Arrangements have been made for all the clothing which is to be sent, to be left at the church by 1 p.m. The UCW will be donating money for the children's project in Zeri,Africa. There will be a Huron - Perth Presbyterial Rally in Dungannon Church; Wed- nesday, October 6. An invitation was received from .. Knox United Church, Auburn to attend their quilt display on Saturday, May 15. Mrs. McMichael gave a reading from the study book on life's problems and also gave a reading on the flowers, trees and hills with God as the sculptor. The meeting closed with the benediction and a social half hour was enjoyed with lunch served by the Ben - miller Unit. The Maitland Unit will be in charge of the September meeting. Social News Remember the Colborne school 'concert tonight, Wednesday, May 12 at8 p.m. Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute meeting will . be Thursday,. May 20 (please note the change of date) at 1:45 p.m. Roll call' will be 'name a tree or shrub starting with your .initial'. The program will consist of a make-up demonstration and` plant sale. Goderich and Dungannon Women's Institutes have been invited. Plan to attend as important business needs attention. Congratulations to Mary Jo Perrott and Scott Philip MacEwan on their marriage Saturday, May 8 in Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich. Mrs. Cora Sherwood en- tertained over the weekend when her daughter, Mrs. Gordon Dawson, Mr. Dawson and children from Corunna and. son, Ernie Sherwood, Mrs. Sherwood and children from Colborne, joined to observe Mother's Day. During the weekend, they visited an aunt, Mrs. Tilly Gaunt, a patient in Wingham Hospital and while there, Deanna and Davina Dawson sang one of the songs they had sung at the Sarnia Music Festival. Mrs. Beatrice Geiger of Zurich spend the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Gordon Kaitting and Mr. Kaitting. Students at Colborne Central School rehearse a dance routine for their musical. Going West, whichis part of the school's annual Spring concert. The concert will be held this evening, May 12. Miller appointed superintendent for special ed The first principal of Hullett Central Public School has been appointed superintendent of special education for the Huron County Board of Education, effective Aug. 1. Donald R. Miller comes here from Picton, where he has been superintendent of education with the Prince f You get more Mazda for your money at M -W Motors Mazda GLC $5,890. One reason the Mazda GLC is so popular is because tt--' gives you a lot for your money. Now M -W Motors makes your money go even further with super, spring deals. There are eight GLC models to choose ,from... 2 -doors, 4 -doors, hatchbacks and sedans. And our spring deals will make you gladyou chose M -W Motors for your new GLC. mama' Asi THE MORE YOU LOOK, THE MORE YOU. LIKE -W MOTORS LTD 184 EAST ST., VOLVO-MAZDA/SALES-SERVICE GODERICH •. 524-2113 ALEXANDER & CHAPMAN REALTY LIMITED 10 The Square - Goderich "OVER A QUARTER CENTURY IN REAL ESTATE" R.A. 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Prior experience during his 24 years in education includes teaching at both the elementary and secondary school, Levels, serving as principal at Hullett from 1966 to 1968, and principal of schools for both the Middlesex and Kent County Boards of Education. ANNOUNCEMENT The Goderich Veterinary Clinic is pleased to announ- ce the employment of Dr. Laurie Jef- frey to its staff. Dr. Jeffrey is a recent graduate of the Ont. Veterinary College. She will perform both large and small animal services. BUS TOURS MAY 26 - Cullen Gar- dens, 7 swats available. JUNE 2 - Sara Less Kit- diens. Black Creak Village. 'JUNE 6`"• Big Creek Boat Farm. JUNE 21-23 - Baldwin resort, Muskoka area. JUNE 30 - Waterloo far- mer's market and Men- nonite tour. For Information: MAXEY TRAVEL Palnrerson 343-3243 or Anna Stirling Clinton 482-9954 Rog. No. 1890637 Landscaping Trees Dig your choice from sod, lift with undisturbed roots. SPRUCE 61.00/foot - BLUE SPRUCE •2.00/foot 11/4 miles east of Wingham, Hwy. 86. E. 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