HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-11-17, Page 11A dessert tea was the highlight of the Hblmesville UCW bazaar held November 3. Shown.
here topping off the delicious homemade pies are Barb Betties and Isabel Sturdy. (Photo by
Shelley McPhee) •
Family and Consumer
Affairs present program
The November meeting of
the Goderich Township
Women's Institute was held
on November 8 in
Holmesville. The roll call A
way a priiducer could
educate you as a consumer
was answered by the
members and guests.
The Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food is of-
fering a short course More
Sense than Dollars at the
Community • Centre in
Holmesville .on December
8th or 9th. Marion Powell
and 'Hazel Mckreath
volunteered to take this on
behalf of the Institute:.
Alice Porter gave a report
on the Area Convention
which she, attended as a
delegate.
• A motion was made and
carried 'that the Institute
would send $1 per member to
the A.C.W.W. convention to
be held in Vancouver in
June, 1983.
The December meeting
will be held on Monday,
December 13 at 7 p.m. This
will be a family night with a
potluck supper. Jot this date
down on your calendar now.
Dates ;were set for card
parties to be held in the new
year and members
volunteered to organize the
card parties to be held on
November 25 and December
9.
The Family and Consumer
Affairs committee presented
their program which con-
sisted of a. film Eat, Drink
and. Be Wary and short
presentations on eggs and
egg producers and on soy-
bean production. A soybean
casserole was sampled by
everyone. A contest on
advertising was conducted
and members found out how
much attention they paid to
TV commercials and
magazine advertisements.
HOLMESVILLE
NEWS
Blanche Deeves, 400-3303
Jean Lt bb, gave 'a brief'.
outline of her• recent trip to
IrelandQwhere she attended a
W.I. meeting. She brought
greetings to our Institute
from the Ireland Institute.
People Report WrightMr. and Mrs. J.S. r
of Shoal Lake Manitoba
spent a week with Barb and
Alvin Battles. While here
they travelled to Jack
Miner's Sanctuary to see the
geese. '
The Enterprising Seniors
will meet November 18 in the
Community Centre
Holmesville at 2 p.m. Guest
for the evening will be Jim
Murray of Varna with his
movie pictures on his recent
trip to England.
Charlotte and Bill Norman
have returned home from a
very enjoyable trip to San
Francisco where they visited
with their son Jack and fami-
ly.
United news
A large congregation brav-
ed the snow and wintery
weather to attend church at
Holmesville on Sunday mor-
ning. The junior choir sang
with Hugh Lobb as their
leader. Building against
Ridicule was the topic of the
minister's , sermon - - Bill
Batkin and Carmen Tebbutt
received the offering.
,.. Card party
There were six tables of
NEWBORN' NW
ARCHAMBAULT
Rick and Shirley are pleased
to announce the arrival of a 7
lb. girl, Rebecca Emily, born
on. November 11, 1982 at
- Alexandra Marine and
-GeneralHospital, 'Goderich:
Proud grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Dougherty
-aifct Mr. and Mrs. Leer
Archambault. Great-
grandmothers are Mrs.
Edna Cowan and Mrs. Hazel
HOFFMEYER
Doug and Joy are pleased to
announce the birth of their
daughter, Erin Dorie,
weighing 8 lbs. 14 oz., on
November 5, 1982 at
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital. Proud
grandparents are John and
Christina Hoffmeyer and
Gord and Dorie Harrison, all
of Goderich. Great grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Weymouth of Clinton
and Mrs. Irene Ho£fineyer of
Mitchell.
MADDOX
Jim and Betty are pleased to
announce the safe arrival golf
their sonn Ji
, RyaiStn
James, born on October 26,
1982 at Alexandra Marine
anT General 1 pft1,
Goderich, weighing 5 Ilia.
141/2 oz. Proud grandparents
are George and Eileen
Wraith dfGoderich, Uarry.
and Grace Maddox of Port
Dover, Ontario.
SMITH
Robert and Michael are
pleased to announce the
arrival of their baby brother,
Johnathan Douglas, on
November 3, 1982, weighing 7
lbs. 10 oz. Proud parents Jim
and Carolyn extend special
thanks. to Drs. Chan and
Lambert, and the nursing
staff of 2nd East.
cards at the. first party held
on November 11 in
Holmesville. The winners
were: high man - Frank
Thompson; high lady - Nan-
cy Thompson; low man -
Frank Yeo; low lady - Elva
Cox; lone hands - Betty
Thompson. The next card
party will be held Thursday,
November 25 at 8 p.m.
r
Youth group holds teen
While the attendance at
the teen dance at the
Dungannon Agricultural
Hall on Friday, November 12
was not as large as
aniticipated, there was a fair
showing of teenagers
belonging to this group and
their friends. All had a good
time.
During the evening there
was a draw for a case of pop
and this was won by the
minister, Reverend R.
Roberts.
The Youth Group is made
up of teenage boys and girls
of Dungannon United and
Nile United Churches and
plans are for a meeting
every week with two
meetings in the month being
"Activity Meetings." The
group will have a regular
meeting this Wednesday
COLBORNE
CORNER
Gertrude Keating, 6R4-0074
evening in the Dungannon
United Church. More
members are needed and if
you wish to join, contact
some bf the teenagers
already in the group and join
in the fellowship and fun.
School News
The first term reports will
be received by Colborne
Central School students on
Friday, November 19.
On. Saturday, November 20
there will be ' a senior
volleyball tournament at
GDCI.
On Monday, November 22
the school pictures will be
taken and on Wednesday,
November 24 there will be a
P.A. Day with parent -
teacher interviews.
Colborne Central has a
float entered in the Goderich
Santa Claus parade Satur-
day, November 27.
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1982—PAGE 11
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Social News
Mrs. Eric Reaburn has
returned home from Brutish
Columbia where she visited
her son Jim and his wife and
also spent several weeks
with her daughter Maureen
and her husband Joe Griffin
and family at White Rock.
On October 8, Maureen and
Joe beca a the proud
parentsi Ua baby girl. Their
family now consists of two
sons and a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gannett
of Mississauga visited with
Mr. and Mrs. R. Buchanan
last week and also visited
Mrs. Lottie Pope, a patient in
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital.
WI
Mrs. R. Brock, Mrs. Ann
Montgomery, Mra. H.
Brindley, Mra. Peter
DeGroot, Mrs. Ella Bogie,
Mrs. Ila Bean and Mrs. Oz,
Falkiner attended the Both
anniversary of the Auburn
Women's Institute recently
as representatives from
Tiger Dunlop W.I:
Tiger Dunlop W.I.
November meeting will be
Thursday, November 25 at
1:45 p.m. in Colborne
Township Hall. Mrs. Linda
Bisset will speak on 441 work
and give reci'' - . of special
coarsest')
The roll call will be, "What
Are We Planning To Do With
Our Tomorrows" or tell
about a t.v. commercial you
don't like.
Remember also to bring a
donation for Family and
Children's Services
Christmas Bureau.
Plan to attend and bring a
friend.
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Have you ever noticed how
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have two things in common'?
They are small in size and
big in hope. When UNICEF
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education programs to the
world's most needy children,
it brings hope for better
lives; and children are the
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Dungannon couple welcome new grandson
Congratulations to Bill and
Rosemary Gardner of Strat-
ford on the arrival of their
son, Mark William, on Nov-
ember 3 at Stratford General
Hospital. A brother for Ale-
sia and Laura. A second
grandson and fourth grand-
child for Ross and Isabelle
1 edy.
Sympathy is extended to
the family of the late Melinda
Nivins, who died in Clinton.
Burial was in Dungannon on
Friday and lunch was served
at Dungannon United
Church,
Congratulations to Mr..
and Mrs. Pat O'Neil,,Betty
Hamilton, who were 'mrried
in a quiet ceremony at the
United Church on Saturday
evening. The bride's daugh-
ter, Janet Wannick of God-
• erich played the organ dur-
ing the signing of the regist-
er. The bride and groom's
attendants were • Pat and
George Gibson,
About 30 people enjoyed a
buffet luncheon at the home
of Mary and Elgin Chambers
of Goderich following the
ceremony. The bride is a
daughter of Mrs. Florence
Berry of Dungannon and the
groom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Jim O'Neil of Goderich.
Mr. and. Mrs. O'Neil are
living at Amberley.
Dungannon .United Church
Rev. R. J. Roberts spoke.
on the topic. Jesus and, the
Unjust Steward. based on the
parable in: Luke 16.
The choir sang an anthem.
Tomorrow. led by organist
Jean Elliott.
The children's story was
on the importance of follow-
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ing a good leader.
The flowers at the front of
the church were placed in
memory of Melinda Nivins,
whose funeral was on Friday
with burial in Dungannon
Cemetery.
The Dungannon Willing
Workers will hold a bazaar.
,tea and bake sale on Satur-
day, November 20 in the
church basement.
The Cubs in this area will
sponsor a Bottle Drive on the
morning of November 20.
The boys will come to your
house to collect any bottles
you may have.
Dungannon U.C.W.
The Dungannon U.C.W.,
met in the church basement
for their November meeting
on November 14.
Bessie McNee read poems.
on. Friendship, A group of.
ladies sang the musical'num-
bers, "Go Tell It On The
Mountain. Morning Has
Broken and Silver Bells, in
r
harmony, accompanied by
Jean Elliott on piano. .
This was followed by two
readings by Beth • McConnell
on, Remembrance Day, The
second one, was written by
Beth, and entitled. Did You
Know That Soldier That
Went Away?
Elsie Irvin gave readings
entitled, I Know Something
Good • About You and Its
Quite Another Thing. The
ladies enjoyed a friendship
time, when they opened their
gift% and learned who their
Secret Friend for 1982 had.
been,
Tinie Logtenberg gave a
reading entitled, A. Friend.
The business meetingfol-
lowed with a newslate of
offiters for 1983 being read
by ` Elsie Irvin.. .
Mary Bere . showed a film
entitled, Miranda's Grand-
mother,, which was very
much enjoyed by all.
Gloria . Pearson thanked
the out going president,
Bessie McNee, for all her
time and leadership in her
term of office. Bessie re-
plied.
The meeting closed with a
reading by Tinie Logtenberg.
Dungannon W.I.
The November meeting of
the Dungannon W.I. was
held in the basement of the
Nile United Church with the
Auburn W.I. ladies present
as guests.
The president. Winnifred
Girvin, opened the meeting.
jhe roll call was answered
by giving the name of the
Prime Minister at the time of
your birth. Minutes of the
last meeting were read and
adopted. A donation was
given to the blind.
Mrs. Graham McNee gave
a good report of the Area
Convention . held at St.
Marys.
Mrs. Russell Alton intro-
duced the guest of the
evenino RPrnin.. M 1112,2 1
of Goderich Township' who
showed her pictures taken
while she and her husband
were on a cattlemen's trip to
Alaska and the Yukon.
A reading on Memories
was given by Willetta' Mc-
Whinney.
Hostesses for the meeting
were Winnifred Girvin, Myr-
tle Kerr, Beth Rutledge,
Mrs. Graham McNee and
Mrs. Cliff Purdon.
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