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party• Christmas
was held on December
• 21 a,t4he Naas, of Mrs. 'TOM
P)oralbigliflea for the Walkeis
' •• „burn CIulwitha, 000,Atten7
, Mi. Keith 'Lapp
• OpenedtheMeeting with a
'rteading The minutes were,
read by the secretary Mrs.
Elliott Lapp and the 'finan-
cial statement was giyen by
Mrs. Garth 1Vicelin 'elev. A -
graft:. and lbake'saleWas sug-
gested for next meeting and
approved.
A letter was read from
Mrs. Tom Dutzer \ of
AA
will be i charge of the pro-
gram
Mrs. WCAPFtleY opened
the program with a .Story.
The. pi "iptipad Carol singing
began With a round and then
. carols were interspersed
through all the rest of the
program. Mrs. McClinchey
read another story and a
Christmas contest kept
everyone guessing. Santa
Claus then arrived and
distributed gifts to all. A
variety of Christmas cake
was served by Mrs. Henry
Eleanor Bradnooke eqm15-,75015 •
LondesI3oroF's regarding the
planning for a community.
event. Any suggestions for
games etc. shauld be sent in
by January 26th.
Mrs. Elliott Lapp offered
ty.
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her home for the next .
Meeting. The lunch commit-
tee will 'be M. Terry
Rutledge and Mrs Lloyd
Penfound. Mrs. Henry Hunk-
ing and Mrs. Ted Hunking.
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JANUARY 1 3th, 1 4th & 15th
10 a.m.-8 p.m. Thurs. & Fri.
10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat.
Erection
Ken Dunn of B.M. Ross
and Associates and, Ross
Jackson of the Ministry -of
Transportation and om-
munications were present at
the December 20 meeting of
Goderich Township Council
to discuss the erection of a
new township works garage.
Council decided to hire B.M.
Ross and Associates to
prepare preliminary plans
for a wood core type of public
utility building, 50 feet, by 119
feet in size.
Don Bosman was present
at , the meeting to •request
397 BAYFIELD ROAD
SUNCOASTMALL
ji u Triunity Men
•
rileasoptleeisn, !_t!.,1illitincunng-
nig • • „
,Mr. and Mrs; Bill Sproall
returned to •,their hihnein
Mississauga last Sunday
after a 10 day visit_ with
Marion Sproul, Sproul
and Ken,Sprain*
A good crowd attended the
New Year's Eve dance in the
Auburn Community
Memorial Ball and a beef
dinner was served by the
Auburn .and District Lions.
andl
Club.?t 12:30. Music waP0P-
Plied Y the disc: jockey -
Steven's Country Gold. Hats
and horns were giyen out at
Midnight and a noisy Happy
New Year,. 1983 was ushered
in with the singing of Auld
Lang Syne.
2 Guests with Mr. and Mrs:
Emerson Rodger Last
Thursday for 'dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rodger,
Sheila and Neil, R.3. 1,
Auburn, Warren and David
of Auburn and Vickie Rodger
of Barrie,
Mit''I•elagadlYle;Y:1174saillivilt:y1 .11MS Ws. Rasa Dobie, foovvmS4f
and John ReithbY Were Mr. SIMI!. and SheAeY" Were ofJPee.flYregaVe
and Mrs. Harold Raithhy,
Arian, Lyle, Eric and
Teresa, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Wheeler and isLos
Reichert, all of Orlon and
Wilfred Coltinson of Auburn
Holiday.guest S with Mr•
and Mrs. Elliott Lapp were
Mrs: F.J: Lapp of St.
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. D.G.
Lap and Tracy of Waterloo,
DA% and Mrs, Paul Lee of
Montreal and Mr, and Mrs.
Walter Denys and family of
guests on airistafas Day and
• -
With her sister, Mrs. John hie and Mr.;andMrS. Ross
McDonald, *r. McDonald'
and Matthew at Holland we guests
LandingAlso Present were • at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Dobie r" ;wiii1u
L1/i&0, Dobiel parents liAr . Gerald •
at
and Mrs. Bill ElliOtt and OoderiLli.
sister Laurie Elliott of Mrs.rmerY Rollinson and
lialiburton and sister, Mr '401k, Murray Rollinson
Glen McMichael and Misj returned last week from a
McMichael of Goderich. • two week vacation with the
s,. daughter Mrs.
We are SorrY to Mort that Alfred Weston and Mr.
Elva Straughan is a pati tit. Weston at Toronto.
of garage discussed by Township Council
better snow plowing. This
matter was referred to , the
road superintendent.
Building permits issued in
Goderich Township in 1982
totalled $1,363,597, according
to a year end report from the
building inspector. New
permits issued by council at
its 'December 20 meeting
included: Dan Clark, house
addition, Lot17, Base Line;
F. Brall, new houseroof, Lot
27, Concession 8; and Albert
Liebold, house demolition
and' mobile home, Lot 16,
Huron Road'.
Council approved a grant
of $100 to the Bayfield Fall
Fair and $1,00 to. the Clinton
Fair in 1983.
R.R. Stirling was ap-
pointed as delegate from
Goderich Township to the
Huron County Farm and
Home Safety Association
Board. Councillor L. Cox will
be the alternate.
Tax cancellations ranging
from $9.85 to $308.09 were
authorized for Seven people.
• By-law 20, 1982, a by-law to
establish an interest rate on
tax arrears, was given three
readings and passed, the
interest rate being,at 11/4 per
cent per Month. ,
• Accounts- totalling more
than $45,000 were ordered
paid by council. These in-
• The Cost Of Keeping Your Automobile Running Got You Down?
• With each gas fIll-up you
receive a ticket making you
eligible to win our weekly
dia.. Hurry in to -day.
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ULTRAMAR GAS BAR
Dial 5249656
236 Huron Rood - Hwy. No. 8 Goderich
eluded a grant of $2.,500tci
Alexandra Marine and
General Ial; $4,188 to
the. Towflf Goderich fire
agreement; a $8,635 grant to
the Clinton Figure Skating
Club; a $7;000 grant ,to the
Goderich Figure •Skating
Club; $3,817 for Huron
County taxes; and $17,,t0 for
road sinierintendant payroll.
Council then° adjourned
until January 3 at 1 p.m.
Storms pkedieted by
Lucknow area atrologer
LUCKNOW - Storms in the
weather forecast and on the
nalitiCal front have been
predicted for 1983 by
Lucknow area astrologer
Jane Cere.
The unseasonably mild
temperature of November
and December has surprised
many people, including Mrs.
Cere, who thOttglit , there
would be an early ' Winter
with large -amounts of snow.
But we're not off the hook
yet, since Mrs. Cere has
predicted partitularl
blustery weather from mid -
'..january through the middle
of February.
She has determined
several- probable dates /for
storms and has given herself
a two-day spread as margin
for error. Storms can be
expected on: Jan 13, 14, 23,
24,26 and 27; Feb. 1, 4, 10, 11,
17, 18, 22 and 23; March 1, 2,
13, 14, 30 and 31; April 2, 3, 7
and 9.
The- end of 1983 could be
marked •.with •political
upheaval, she said becauSe
Pluto, the outer-most planet,
goes into Scorpio. In 1914,
0
she natectauto went into up in the Great Alignment
C,aiweranWWI star*d the which has caused tension as
same month. Likewise in well as recession and
• 1939, Pluto went into Leo and economic depression.. The
WWII started. • planta 'will be In that for -
Mrs. Cere said she is not mation until 1985.
too alarmed -about .the Mrs Cere noted that she
prediction, but added some doesn't take herself too
astrologers think' there Will seriously, although she has
be turmoil of some con. made accurate predictions
sequence in the next year. • during her 12 years as an
• The planets are still lined' astrologer.
•'OFA plans slide
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P.keSetitafAlon "
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The monthly thieeing for
Coration oBanodhuataceetir
the Huron County Federa--
tion of: Agriculture will be,
held on January 6, at the
South Huron Secondary
School in Exeter. A special
slide presentation desetibing
the Farm Credit Corpora-
- tions Loan Progranl Will be
shown at 7:15 p.m. before the
meeting.
A panel =erasion will be
held by Bob Morris Toronto- -
Dominion Bank Agrotogest;
Dave Gowingjarm Credit
ana;
Federal Business Develop/
ment Bank Manager. Ther4
will be an opportunity to as
questions of these mien abo
their organizationduru
the evening.
Come early and see the
slide preasntatiofl at 7 15
and enjoy the Social hall -
hour from 8:00 to 8:30 jith
the meeting starting -48:30
sharp. For more information
call Mrs. Ann Nesbit, Ft. . ,
Blyth. 523-9595. ,)
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