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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-11-10, Page 8PAGE 8 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1982 THANK YOU to the ratepayers of Ashfield Township for their support at the polls. ELMER DRAPER /N® DOG CLIPPING AND GROOMING 524-7181 ***A ‘k IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES (BUDGIES, CANARIES, TROPICAL ISH, ALL PET SUPPLIES. es LIMITED TIME OFFER! ' Now until November 30. the Auto Club is giving each person who purchases a :35.00 MASTER MEMBERSHIP a. FREE SET OF DELUXE BOOSTER CABLES Join now an`d get a Jump on winter! C' jutoClub Phone 482-9300 7 Rottenbury St. East Clinton Senior citizens meet At the general meeting of the Dungannon Senior Citizens at the Agriculture Hall on November 3 the resignation of the president Ted Bowers was regretfully received. Eldon Culbert, vice- president, will take over this office until next election. An invitation was accepted from 1Lucknow Senior Citizens Club to attend a potluck supper on November 16 at 6 p.m. The Dungannon club is to contribute two numbers to the program. Social News Gwen. Caesar and Mary Bere were among those teachers who attended Coun- cil for the Exceptional Children conference in Lon- don on Friday for Profes- sional Development Day. Ed and , Laurie Godfrey and Michael of Toronto visited -on the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Godfrey. Congratulations and best wishes to. Mrs. Pearl Con - gram who celebrated her 43 Albert St. Clinton _ 482-3876 If youre NEW IN TOWN and don't know . which way to turn, call the likome94ig„ hostess at 524-7165 You'll be glad you did 4 DUNGANNON DOINGS Merle Perk, 628=771 85th birthday with an open house on Saturday at the Agriculture Hall. Many friends, neighbors and relatives called in to help her enjoy this happy occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Err- ington received word that a daughter Erin Lee was born to Cindy and Denis Maxym- chuk of N. Delta, B.C., on Oc- tober 28. uchre Party The were nine tables of play t the euchre sponsored by a Seniors on Wednesday evening. High man was Jim Err- ington; low man, Frank Pentland; high lady, Kathleen Glen; low lady, Mary Glenn. Next card party is at Brookside School. Please note change of place. Dungannon United Church Sunday servitce was a Ser- vice of Remembrance with special music by a combined Nile -Dungannon choir. Diane Park gave the reading of a poem and Helen Elliott sang two solos. Leroy Dougherty and Ken Logtenberg contributed to the music with their guitars. Sharon Tilbrook led the sing- ing of the children's hymn with appropriate hand mo- tions. The children laid their poppies on the table as an act of remembrance. Mr. Roberts spoke on the topic, "What did they do?". The Dungannon fowl sup- per will be held on. November 10 with two sit- tings. The Dungannon United Church. Women will meet November 14 when the Secret Friends will be enter- tained in the church base- ment and there will be an ex- change of gifts. There is a small quantity of United Church calendars on hand. If you are in- terested, please contact the minister. 1 CORRECTION TEEN DANC DANCE rtCKETS 50 per person '4.00 couple CALL 529-7459 7917 Cho ch Youth red by Dungannon United p- perNo Alcohol DUNGANNON4 'GRICULTURAL HALL Friday November 12 8 - 12 p. n. 2 1 PECK APPLIANCtS AN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWNVARNA" •FILTER QUEEN SALES &SERVICE. VACUUM CLEANERS - 1Sales& Service.to Most Makes) •FMCOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS• For Farm & Business 'SPEEDQUEE.N'APPLIANCES *MOFFAT APPLIANCES. 'INSECT LIGHTS& FLY.KILLING UNITS 'GIFTS *MANY O.11-1112 ITEMS VARNA, ONT: 482-7103 r. CLIP AND SAYE IU.'° OFF: All Septic Tank Pumping Good till Nov. 24. 1982 S.J. SHANAHAN Bayfield. Ontario 565-2795 Best Interest * 1 4 '14 % We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest being of- fered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. "Subject to change Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc. EXETER CLINTON GRAND BEND GODERICN 235-2420 482-9747 238-8484 524-2118 1MA� SMAt3- pN -urn- Modtar n-Sma11Animalled. ieies_ We Provide High quality a/ professional services b/ grooming & clipping e/ modern boarding kennels OPEN 9-3 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS - APPT. PREFERRED EMERGENCY SERVICE 24 HRS. A DAY. HOUSE CALLS AVAILABLE GODERICH VETERINARY CLINIC Please Call 524-2631 4 Candy houses were a popular item at the annual Kinette Club bazaar held Saturday at the Kinsmen Centre. The bazaar also featured homemade baking and many crafts. It was well attended. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan) WI group marks 60th anniversary The Auburn hall was filled to capacity last. Tuesday when the Auburn Women's Institute (WI) entertained guests from all the branches in Huron West on the occa- sion of their . 60th . anniver- sary of their founding. The guests were welcomed by the president Mrs. Kenneth McDougall. Mrs. Emerson Rodger was the pianist. Mrs. McDougall welcomed all and the conveners of the luncheon, Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs. Tom Hag- gitt and other members set up the luncheon. Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock and Mrs. Gordon Chamney were. at ,the door. After the luncheon,:. greetings were brought from the District of Huron West by president, Mrs. Peter Chandler. Some members asked to help out knitting for the Ministry. of Children's Services and those who volunteered were Mrs. Lawrence. Plaetzer, `Mrs. Tom . Haggitt, Mrs. Bob Turner, Mrs. Jim Schneider, Mrs. Dorothy Grange and Mrs. Donald Haines. If . anyone wishes to knit mitts, scarves, toques or slippers please contact Mrs. Brad - nock as she has the yarn. Plans were made to attend the Dungannon W.I. meeting on November 4th. Plans were made for the program for Family Night on November 26th: The com- mittee in charge of the pro- gram,will be Mrs. Bradnock, , Mrs.- Oliver Anderson and Mrs: Tom Jardin. It was decided to puchase the re- maining tumblers . at Robin- son's store to match the ones purchased last year. Mrs. Gordon Chamney and Mrs. Bradnock ` were in charge of the progressive euchre party which followed. Prizes went to: high lady, c, Mrs. Ruth Brock; second high lady, Mrs. Mabel Hawkins; low lady; Mrs. Mary Clairmont, second low lady, Mrs, Celia Aitchison. Door prizes went to Mrs. Margaret Foxton, Mrs. Celia' Taylor, Mrs. Helen Sootheran, Mrs. Viola Raithby, Mrs. Margaret Bri- dle, Mrs. Essie Gibson, Mrs. Anne Montgomery, Mrs. An- nie Gaunt, Mrs. Addie Hunk- . ing, Mrs. Helen McBurney and Mrs. Kay Lapp and Mrs. Elva Armstrong. Mrs. Lois Elliott of Clinton expressed thanks on behalf of all present for an en- joyable afternoon. . About people Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace of Waterdown were guests recently with Mrs, Beth Lansing. Mr. Jim Dickson and Miss Trudy Machan of London spent last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs.. Keith Machan. Jim enjoyed hun- .. tang-and--has=-party-was-suo. cessful-in-getting deer. Mrs. Robert Young of Stratford visited last Tues- day with her aunt, Mrs. Tnm Johnston and Miss Laura PTiiII'ips. Mrs. Ronald Damude of Burlington visited last week tla Tier cousin, Mrs: e a Lansing. Mrs. Lorne Popp returned home front being a patient in Clinton Public Hospital the past week. Mrs. Brian Hallam was a patient. last week in Goderich hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Fritz Basler of Goderich visited last week with Mrs. Tom Johnston and AUBURN NEWS Eleanor Brednock, 626-7686 Miss Laura Phillips. Mrs. Myrtle Munro return- ed home after a holiday at Ottawa with her , son Glen Youngblut, Mrs. Youngblut and family at Toronto with her son Bob Youngbjut, Mrs. Youngblut and family and at London with her son Donald Youngblut, Mrs. Youngblut and family. A special Remembrance Day service will be held next Sunday at St. Mark's Anglican Church.. Rev. William Craven will be in charge. The -Auburn Librarian requests all coun- ty books to be in by Saturday EnjoyOctoberf est supper November. 13th . for ex- change. . Prize winners at the euchre partylast week in the. Auburn hall were: Novelty, Mrs. Carol Daer; high lady, Mrs. Adeline Allen;. low lady, Mrs. Ruth Lockhart; high man, Ted Mills; low man, Mike Rody. There were nine tables in play. Auburn Booster Club The Auburn Booster Club .held a -brief meeting at the home of Mrs. Ross Daer. Several topics were up for: discussion starting with the final preparation for the Auburn and District Lion's Club dinner meeting. A discussion took place on the prices for their tea table foods, sandwiches, and muf- fins for their bake; table which will be held at the Christmas Fair November 20th in the Auburn hall. They, reported all the craft tables are all sold so there 'will be an opportunity for everyone. The club will be very grateful for any donations of baking as the proceeds are for the Ministry of Children's Services of Huron County for their Christmas fund: Bak- ing can be brought to the hall after 9 a.m. on Saturday morning November 20th. The next meeting will be held on November 16th at the home of Mrs. Dennis Bricker. - Many hunters were in this. community last week and many deer were shot. Mr. and -Mrs. Donald Haines were in Toronto last week for several days. Residents of Huron Haven and their friends, - totalling over 100, attended the Oc- toberfest supper which specialized in chili style wieners, sausage and -beans at Huron Haven Rec Room on Saturday, .October 30. The hall was beautifully decorated for the occasion and after the supper was served from 6 to 8, p.m., judg- ing and prizes for • the children's costurllles provid- ed much entertainment. Afterward visiting and danc- ing until midnight was en- joYe,d by the happy crowd. A special thank you to Bill Taraba of Huron Haven who made this such an enjoyable evening. Social News Mrs. Josephine Meyer and son John of Sarnia, formerly of Colborne, visited friends in Goderich last Thursday. Mrs. Jim (Hazel) Feagan has been living in Goderich for quite some time and is now in..Huronview and would welcome visitors from Col- borne and Goderich. Mrs. Ralph ( Margaret ) Jewell has taken up residence in Goderich at the present time. The community is sorry to report Mrs. Larry Harrison of Saltford is a patient in University Hospital and her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Black, Meneset Park, on the birth of a baby boy, Jeffrey William, in St. Joseph's Hospital. Lon- don on Thursday, November 4: Youth Group Teenage boys -and girls, 13 years ---old 1---and----older-,--of- Dungannon United Clturclr and Nile United -Church have formed a youth group and plans are for oneetings-every .week __with . two .....of _the meetings each month being activity. While this is not ae adventure, they are just get- ting this year's group organized. One of the Main aims of the group at present is to raise money for various projects, one of which is to send two of the members to a seminar to be held in Toron- to next month and then they . hope next year the entire group will be able to attend a seminar in a body. Belong- ing to a group such as this • COLBORNE CORNER Gertrude Keiting, 624-2076 should be an asset for all teenagers and a splendid way to get acquainted and meet other boys and girls. At present the project is a, teen dance to be held in the. Agricultural Hall, Dungan- non, Friday, November 12. Anyone interested. would be warmly welcome and tickets can be obtained from the members. Plan to attend and support the teenagers. Benmiller U.C.W. The Benmiller United Church U.C.W. meeting was helfl at the church, Wednes- day, November 3 at 2 p.m. with 12 members attending and the Irish Unit in charge, Mrs. Phyllis Feagan presided and opened the meeting with two readings, "The Creator and the Lobster" and "What We Are". Members joined in singing the hymn, "All the Way my Saviour Leads Me" with Mrs. Adelaide Feagan as ' pianist. Mrs. Joan MacPhee read the scripture from Psalm 136. Mrs. Florence Maskell gave two readings, "We are Thankful for the Little Things" and "Thoughtful People are Thankful Peo- ple'. The three units gave their reports and the treasurer, of last . meeting. Mrs. Florence Maskell gave the report on the cards sent and sick members remembered. Mrs. Hazel McMichael at- tended the ' West ' Huron Regional Rally recently and gave a splendid report, men- tioning , there - were con- siderable inspirational talks and readings in the pro- gram. She also mentioned a special thank you to the musical item the'group sup- plied ( Mrs. Williams sang a solo 'with - Mrs. Adelaide Feagan as accompanist ). The offering was received\ by Mrs. Phyllis Feagan and dedicated with the members repeating the Lord's Prayer. In the business discussion, Mrs. Mavis Fisher was .ap- pointed to look after the Christmas plants for the shut-ins. Plans were started in regard to the annual Sun- day School supper, which will be announced later. The elected officers of 1982 consented to stand for next term and were then installed for the 1983 term. Plans were made to panel the church basement walls in the near future. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction and a social half hour was enjoyed by all with lunch served by the Irish Unit. The next U.C.W. meeting Mcs Clara Anne..Jewellgave will be in Januar „�yeather. the report -on. the .finances .permitting. and. will be in the Mrs. Joan MacPhee, charge of the Benmiller secretary, read the minutes Unit. Goderich Civic Corner. The Ai/April-11 Tourist w Committee will meet Saturday, November 13 at Max Cutt's home.. Goderich Town Council will meet Monday, November 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers The Huron County Plan- ning Board will meet Tuesday, November 16 at 1:30 p.m. in the council chambers, Court House, Goderich. The Goderich Planning t -Marti iivill .11 1d a public meetingTuesday„ Nov -ember 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers, town hall. The Goderich Planning Board will meet Wednesday, November 17 at noon. The Landfill Site Com- mittee willlmeet Wednesday, November 17 at 4:30 p.m. in the Goderich Township Hall, The Goderich Airport Committee will meet Wednesday, November 17 at 7 p.m. at the airport. - Y S Yes. o . i Christmas . OnIy . is 6 more • ti . . \id 0 wondering > . what • Ing Wee ristmas• • .....„..........„ ... -„ , / 4( 1/ \.., r only o short time awc'y. If you're to buy. '--__.p eoPto the Goderich Fut. ulL You're to make tlwse givinggifts Signal this sister s trout '- . + *(y e • - y -the , , ►o - TceePYour eye on -Star. We'll have Tots of Christmos.brryMg season o little _._ _ , upcaming upcomingIssues or gift suggestions and easier for you! _ .._. _.-_ -21 gift -- limina. -idea's _ .._ __..._ —_ cte A e 1 ow-- .. SI .....,..._.,.„. Your guide to Christmas 4 DUNGANNON DOINGS Merle Perk, 628=771 85th birthday with an open house on Saturday at the Agriculture Hall. Many friends, neighbors and relatives called in to help her enjoy this happy occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Err- ington received word that a daughter Erin Lee was born to Cindy and Denis Maxym- chuk of N. Delta, B.C., on Oc- tober 28. uchre Party The were nine tables of play t the euchre sponsored by a Seniors on Wednesday evening. High man was Jim Err- ington; low man, Frank Pentland; high lady, Kathleen Glen; low lady, Mary Glenn. Next card party is at Brookside School. Please note change of place. Dungannon United Church Sunday servitce was a Ser- vice of Remembrance with special music by a combined Nile -Dungannon choir. Diane Park gave the reading of a poem and Helen Elliott sang two solos. Leroy Dougherty and Ken Logtenberg contributed to the music with their guitars. Sharon Tilbrook led the sing- ing of the children's hymn with appropriate hand mo- tions. The children laid their poppies on the table as an act of remembrance. Mr. Roberts spoke on the topic, "What did they do?". The Dungannon fowl sup- per will be held on. November 10 with two sit- tings. The Dungannon United Church. Women will meet November 14 when the Secret Friends will be enter- tained in the church base- ment and there will be an ex- change of gifts. There is a small quantity of United Church calendars on hand. If you are in- terested, please contact the minister. 1 CORRECTION TEEN DANC DANCE rtCKETS 50 per person '4.00 couple CALL 529-7459 7917 Cho ch Youth red by Dungannon United p- perNo Alcohol DUNGANNON4 'GRICULTURAL HALL Friday November 12 8 - 12 p. n. 2 1 PECK APPLIANCtS AN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWNVARNA" •FILTER QUEEN SALES &SERVICE. VACUUM CLEANERS - 1Sales& Service.to Most Makes) •FMCOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS• For Farm & Business 'SPEEDQUEE.N'APPLIANCES *MOFFAT APPLIANCES. 'INSECT LIGHTS& FLY.KILLING UNITS 'GIFTS *MANY O.11-1112 ITEMS VARNA, ONT: 482-7103 r. CLIP AND SAYE IU.'° OFF: All Septic Tank Pumping Good till Nov. 24. 1982 S.J. SHANAHAN Bayfield. Ontario 565-2795 Best Interest * 1 4 '14 % We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest being of- fered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. "Subject to change Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc. EXETER CLINTON GRAND BEND GODERICN 235-2420 482-9747 238-8484 524-2118 1MA� SMAt3- pN -urn- Modtar n-Sma11Animalled. ieies_ We Provide High quality a/ professional services b/ grooming & clipping e/ modern boarding kennels OPEN 9-3 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS - APPT. PREFERRED EMERGENCY SERVICE 24 HRS. A DAY. HOUSE CALLS AVAILABLE GODERICH VETERINARY CLINIC Please Call 524-2631 4 Candy houses were a popular item at the annual Kinette Club bazaar held Saturday at the Kinsmen Centre. The bazaar also featured homemade baking and many crafts. It was well attended. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan) WI group marks 60th anniversary The Auburn hall was filled to capacity last. Tuesday when the Auburn Women's Institute (WI) entertained guests from all the branches in Huron West on the occa- sion of their . 60th . anniver- sary of their founding. The guests were welcomed by the president Mrs. Kenneth McDougall. Mrs. Emerson Rodger was the pianist. Mrs. McDougall welcomed all and the conveners of the luncheon, Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs. Tom Hag- gitt and other members set up the luncheon. Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock and Mrs. Gordon Chamney were. at ,the door. After the luncheon,:. greetings were brought from the District of Huron West by president, Mrs. Peter Chandler. Some members asked to help out knitting for the Ministry. of Children's Services and those who volunteered were Mrs. Lawrence. Plaetzer, `Mrs. Tom . Haggitt, Mrs. Bob Turner, Mrs. Jim Schneider, Mrs. Dorothy Grange and Mrs. Donald Haines. If . anyone wishes to knit mitts, scarves, toques or slippers please contact Mrs. Brad - nock as she has the yarn. Plans were made to attend the Dungannon W.I. meeting on November 4th. Plans were made for the program for Family Night on November 26th: The com- mittee in charge of the pro- gram,will be Mrs. Bradnock, , Mrs.- Oliver Anderson and Mrs: Tom Jardin. It was decided to puchase the re- maining tumblers . at Robin- son's store to match the ones purchased last year. Mrs. Gordon Chamney and Mrs. Bradnock ` were in charge of the progressive euchre party which followed. Prizes went to: high lady, c, Mrs. Ruth Brock; second high lady, Mrs. Mabel Hawkins; low lady; Mrs. Mary Clairmont, second low lady, Mrs, Celia Aitchison. Door prizes went to Mrs. Margaret Foxton, Mrs. Celia' Taylor, Mrs. Helen Sootheran, Mrs. Viola Raithby, Mrs. Margaret Bri- dle, Mrs. Essie Gibson, Mrs. Anne Montgomery, Mrs. An- nie Gaunt, Mrs. Addie Hunk- . ing, Mrs. Helen McBurney and Mrs. Kay Lapp and Mrs. Elva Armstrong. Mrs. Lois Elliott of Clinton expressed thanks on behalf of all present for an en- joyable afternoon. . About people Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace of Waterdown were guests recently with Mrs, Beth Lansing. Mr. Jim Dickson and Miss Trudy Machan of London spent last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs.. Keith Machan. Jim enjoyed hun- .. tang-and--has=-party-was-suo. cessful-in-getting deer. Mrs. Robert Young of Stratford visited last Tues- day with her aunt, Mrs. Tnm Johnston and Miss Laura PTiiII'ips. Mrs. Ronald Damude of Burlington visited last week tla Tier cousin, Mrs: e a Lansing. Mrs. Lorne Popp returned home front being a patient in Clinton Public Hospital the past week. Mrs. Brian Hallam was a patient. last week in Goderich hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Fritz Basler of Goderich visited last week with Mrs. Tom Johnston and AUBURN NEWS Eleanor Brednock, 626-7686 Miss Laura Phillips. Mrs. Myrtle Munro return- ed home after a holiday at Ottawa with her , son Glen Youngblut, Mrs. Youngblut and family at Toronto with her son Bob Youngbjut, Mrs. Youngblut and family and at London with her son Donald Youngblut, Mrs. Youngblut and family. A special Remembrance Day service will be held next Sunday at St. Mark's Anglican Church.. Rev. William Craven will be in charge. The -Auburn Librarian requests all coun- ty books to be in by Saturday EnjoyOctoberf est supper November. 13th . for ex- change. . Prize winners at the euchre partylast week in the. Auburn hall were: Novelty, Mrs. Carol Daer; high lady, Mrs. Adeline Allen;. low lady, Mrs. Ruth Lockhart; high man, Ted Mills; low man, Mike Rody. There were nine tables in play. Auburn Booster Club The Auburn Booster Club .held a -brief meeting at the home of Mrs. Ross Daer. Several topics were up for: discussion starting with the final preparation for the Auburn and District Lion's Club dinner meeting. A discussion took place on the prices for their tea table foods, sandwiches, and muf- fins for their bake; table which will be held at the Christmas Fair November 20th in the Auburn hall. They, reported all the craft tables are all sold so there 'will be an opportunity for everyone. The club will be very grateful for any donations of baking as the proceeds are for the Ministry of Children's Services of Huron County for their Christmas fund: Bak- ing can be brought to the hall after 9 a.m. on Saturday morning November 20th. The next meeting will be held on November 16th at the home of Mrs. Dennis Bricker. - Many hunters were in this. community last week and many deer were shot. Mr. and -Mrs. Donald Haines were in Toronto last week for several days. Residents of Huron Haven and their friends, - totalling over 100, attended the Oc- toberfest supper which specialized in chili style wieners, sausage and -beans at Huron Haven Rec Room on Saturday, .October 30. The hall was beautifully decorated for the occasion and after the supper was served from 6 to 8, p.m., judg- ing and prizes for • the children's costurllles provid- ed much entertainment. Afterward visiting and danc- ing until midnight was en- joYe,d by the happy crowd. A special thank you to Bill Taraba of Huron Haven who made this such an enjoyable evening. Social News Mrs. Josephine Meyer and son John of Sarnia, formerly of Colborne, visited friends in Goderich last Thursday. Mrs. Jim (Hazel) Feagan has been living in Goderich for quite some time and is now in..Huronview and would welcome visitors from Col- borne and Goderich. Mrs. Ralph ( Margaret ) Jewell has taken up residence in Goderich at the present time. The community is sorry to report Mrs. Larry Harrison of Saltford is a patient in University Hospital and her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Black, Meneset Park, on the birth of a baby boy, Jeffrey William, in St. Joseph's Hospital. Lon- don on Thursday, November 4: Youth Group Teenage boys -and girls, 13 years ---old 1---and----older-,--of- Dungannon United Clturclr and Nile United -Church have formed a youth group and plans are for oneetings-every .week __with . two .....of _the meetings each month being activity. While this is not ae adventure, they are just get- ting this year's group organized. One of the Main aims of the group at present is to raise money for various projects, one of which is to send two of the members to a seminar to be held in Toron- to next month and then they . hope next year the entire group will be able to attend a seminar in a body. Belong- ing to a group such as this • COLBORNE CORNER Gertrude Keiting, 624-2076 should be an asset for all teenagers and a splendid way to get acquainted and meet other boys and girls. At present the project is a, teen dance to be held in the. Agricultural Hall, Dungan- non, Friday, November 12. Anyone interested. would be warmly welcome and tickets can be obtained from the members. Plan to attend and support the teenagers. Benmiller U.C.W. The Benmiller United Church U.C.W. meeting was helfl at the church, Wednes- day, November 3 at 2 p.m. with 12 members attending and the Irish Unit in charge, Mrs. Phyllis Feagan presided and opened the meeting with two readings, "The Creator and the Lobster" and "What We Are". Members joined in singing the hymn, "All the Way my Saviour Leads Me" with Mrs. Adelaide Feagan as ' pianist. Mrs. Joan MacPhee read the scripture from Psalm 136. Mrs. Florence Maskell gave two readings, "We are Thankful for the Little Things" and "Thoughtful People are Thankful Peo- ple'. The three units gave their reports and the treasurer, of last . meeting. Mrs. Florence Maskell gave the report on the cards sent and sick members remembered. Mrs. Hazel McMichael at- tended the ' West ' Huron Regional Rally recently and gave a splendid report, men- tioning , there - were con- siderable inspirational talks and readings in the pro- gram. She also mentioned a special thank you to the musical item the'group sup- plied ( Mrs. Williams sang a solo 'with - Mrs. Adelaide Feagan as accompanist ). The offering was received\ by Mrs. Phyllis Feagan and dedicated with the members repeating the Lord's Prayer. In the business discussion, Mrs. Mavis Fisher was .ap- pointed to look after the Christmas plants for the shut-ins. Plans were started in regard to the annual Sun- day School supper, which will be announced later. The elected officers of 1982 consented to stand for next term and were then installed for the 1983 term. Plans were made to panel the church basement walls in the near future. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction and a social half hour was enjoyed by all with lunch served by the Irish Unit. The next U.C.W. meeting Mcs Clara Anne..Jewellgave will be in Januar „�yeather. the report -on. the .finances .permitting. and. will be in the Mrs. Joan MacPhee, charge of the Benmiller secretary, read the minutes Unit. Goderich Civic Corner. The Ai/April-11 Tourist w Committee will meet Saturday, November 13 at Max Cutt's home.. Goderich Town Council will meet Monday, November 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers The Huron County Plan- ning Board will meet Tuesday, November 16 at 1:30 p.m. in the council chambers, Court House, Goderich. The Goderich Planning t -Marti iivill .11 1d a public meetingTuesday„ Nov -ember 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers, town hall. The Goderich Planning Board will meet Wednesday, November 17 at noon. The Landfill Site Com- mittee willlmeet Wednesday, November 17 at 4:30 p.m. in the Goderich Township Hall, The Goderich Airport Committee will meet Wednesday, November 17 at 7 p.m. at the airport.