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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-12-07, Page 16On Tuesday, December 13, the Goderich and District After Five Club will hold a "Christmas Carol Dessert and Coffee" at the Candlelight Restaurant in Goderich -frrom 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. The special feature, just in time for Christmas, is "Gift Wrapping" by Sue Gower of Goderich. Sue will be showing neat and nifty ways to wrap those special gifts. The music for the evening will be a very special treat as the group performing does only selected musical performances. Wendy Cox of Kincardine will be the speaker for the evening. Wendy is a wife and mom and active member of the Kincardine Christian Women's Club. Are you rushing around, feeling frustrated that Christmas is just around -the corner and you haven't started to even think Christmas, let alone shop? Come and take one evening for yourself, to relax and find out what Christmas is really all about - it could be the beginning of a beautiful Christmas and a new life for you and your family. Reservations and cancellations are essen- tial - please call 524-9309 or 482-7973. ••••••••••••••••• 16-GQPEUICH,SIGNAI.FSTAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1983 Buffy Cook of Goderich is Miss Holly once again as the Huron -Perth Lung Association celebrates "Holly Days" in town this week. Buffy, who suffers from asthma, represents countless people who have benefitted from the research and educational work of the Association. On the weekend, students will be selling bags of fresh green holly around Goderich and in local businesses, Holly Day buttons will be available. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) • Sunday school performs musical HOL MESVIL LE - The HoJanesville Sun- day School. Class presented Angels in the Church on Sunday Morning, Have: you ever met an Angel? Some young people are startled right in the middle of choir rehearsal by a missile which, they come to find out, was launched by two of these heavenly beings. It is possible! Afterall, Angels are God's messengers. They have been around since the beginn- ing of time guarding the Garden of Eden, helping Elijah announce the birth of Jesus, marching in celestial bands on ethereal shafts of starlight and now in this musical bringing all of us a reassuring message. Taking part were Daryl Hemingway, Greg Lobb, Shannon Preszcator, Scott Koet- sier, Bethany Bush, Wanda Abbott, Brian Hemingway, Lawrence Lobb, Heather Lobb, Sherri Preszcator, Kathy Johnston, Jim Crawford, Greg Rutledge, Denise Johnston, Shauna Hemingway, Sandra Lobb, Stacey Haines, Sarah Sellers, Nancy Lobb, Joy Johnston, Julie Rutledge, Carry HOLMESVILLE NEWS Blanche 1368V011.94Bia-3383 Koetsier, Kristen Crawford, Shari Lobb, Derek Bradshaw, Greg Mayhew, Ian Koet- sier, Greg Crawford, and Diane Bradshaw, Jackie Norman was the co=ordinator of this musical and Mrs. Bonnie Jewitt played the piano. Mrs. Allison Lobb presented Jackie and Bonnie with a gift of appreciation for their efforts and she thanked the parents and all who helped in any way. The White Gifts were gathered by Bonnie Bell, Lori Forbes, Jim Crawford and Michael Bush.?Jackie and David Gliders . received the offering. On December 8 this musical will be presented in Wesley Willis Church in Clin- ton. Seniors meet The Enterprising Seniors held their Christmas meeting and pot luck luncheon. Following the lunch a chart business meeting was held. Many games were played. We were sorry that Edward and Blanche had to miss this lunch. We do wish all the seniors a Very Merry Christmas and ' Happy New Year. People Jean Perdue and Irene Cudmore enjoyed a bus trip to see the lights at Cullen Gardens at Whitby. Get well wishes to Jack Stirling who is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Blanche Deeves would like to say Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year in 1984 and thank you for your help to keep the Holmesville News ill our papers. We will see you all again in February. Marie Flynn and her musicians entertain HURONVIEW - Sunday morning worship was held in the Huronview chapel, with Rev. Pick conducting the service. There was a good attendance. Elsie Henderson and Hugh Lobb sang a duet accompanied by Margaret McQueen. Hugh, in fine voice, then sang a solo. Marie Flynn and her group of musicians were here on Nov. 27 to entertain the residents. A fine program of old time music was presented. From the response of the au- dience, this group is a very popular one and much enjoyed. There was another. colorful Tupperware display in the activity room on Nov. 28. Many useful items were shown. This was a splendid opportunity to shop early for Christmas and get that special gift for so- meone special. A music appreciation session took place on Nov. 29 and several residents attended this program for an hours relaxation. Mid -week Bible study under the direction of Mrs. M. Prouty was held in the chapel on Thursday afternoon. Father John Pluta con- ducted Catholic Mass Friday morning. Christmas is not too far away, since we had one of the first festive programs of the season Sunday afternoon. The Seaforth Dashwood band under the leadership of Dr. Toll and Harry Hoffman put on an excellent concert of song and instrumental music. The band played a medley of carols that were very good and a joy to hear. We also enjoyed the festive selections as sung by a male quartet. One of the most popular carols "Silent Night" was sung by Cathy Henderson and was accompanied by Elsie Henderson. Carol Ann McQuaid, a very talented young lady, played a fine number on the violin accompanied at the piano by her mother. Carol Ann then performed an ex- cellent step dance routine. Elsie Henderson thanked the entertainers for providing an afternoon of song and music. We extend a warm welcome to George Mann of Hullett Township, Edgar Allen from Seaforth and Mrs. Lenore Harrison of Goderich who have come to reside at Huron - view. To the families of Georgina Ryan, William Westlake and Louis Masnica we offer our sincere sympathy. These residents of Huronview died recently. After Five Club plans program Last Monday night was such a success, we are repeating it for those men who missed it. We invite all gentlemen to an exciting evening especially planned to help our misters choose the perfect gift for al! the special women on their Christmas lists during... EN'S KNIGHTONLY Monday, December e ft 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. At David E. White We hare listed but a few of our gift ideas; simply check off anything you think she would like. SUGGESTIONS Silk Scarf Belt BLOUSES SLACKS SKIRTS BLAZER Jacket or Blazer Shirtwaister Dress Sportswear Fine Cotton Blouse Plain Ruffle Trimmed Silk Blouse Tailored Skirt Gift Certificate CHECK FOR YOUR MATE SIZES: . SWEATER: Small Medium Large 6 8_ 10 12 14 16 Men, do you find Christmas shopping difficult? Perhaps you'd like to buy something nice in clothing for a woman you're fond of, but don't quite know how to make the choice? Take heart. We have found a way of making it a much nicer experience. This Monday evening from 6 to 9 p.m. we are opening our doors just for you! Now spend a few minutes completing the following size chart (get her help if you need it). 1f you know them, write them in the spaces provided, so they are handy when you are shopping. if in doubt, don't despairl'we are all extremely good at making educated guesses. Now that you've done all this hard thinking, bring the list in with you, MONDAY NIGHT, and let as personally help you with the rest. Oh! And by the way...we will gladly gift wrap your selection at no charge. 4 • Goderich's assistant post master, Terry Miller, recently presented a cheque donation from local post office employees to Huron County's Christmas Bureau. Accepting the cheque were Peggy Rivers (left), co-ordinator of volunteer services with Family and Children's Services, and Phyllis Lawrence, co-ordinator of the Christmas Bureau for the Goderich area which is being run by North Street United Church. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Resident returns home from visiting relatives Margie MacDonald has returned home after spending about three weeks visiting in Detroit and vicinity with relatives. Her niece, Kathie Robson and son of Grosse Point, Michigan and Aunt Sadie Blue of Detroit brought her home on the weekend. Jim Webster of Waterloo, son of Welling- ton and Kae Webster, was $100.00 richer this past week when he had four matching numbers on his Lottario ticket. Ross ,and Jean MacKenzie had three of their sons home on the weekend, Scott of Ottawa and Bob and Kevin of Toronto. Visiting recently with Wellington and Kae Webster were Jack and Marion Smith of Dungannon. Carol Finlayson and Son, Alexander of Toronto visited with Dorothy Finlayson for a couple of days. then they took off for Sarnia BANANAS :29• KRAFT • PEANUT BUTTER LOCHALSH NEWS I Kae Webster, 395-5257 to visit some of the family. Bob, Sandra and Heather Darling of Hanover visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb. The brother and sisters of Mrs. Gordon Robb gathered together on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John MacMillan of Listowel for their annual Christmas gath- ering. •••••••••••••••••••••• COKE SOFT DRINKSSL.CA• 5.99! /KG. I.B. DIET COKE, CAFFEINE FREE COKE, CAFFEINE FREE DIET COKE, TAB, CAFFEINE FREE TAB, SPRITE, SUGAR -FREE SPRITE 500 G. JAR $1.59 ' CRUONRCHY • SMOOTH • HEINZ TOMATO SOUP 10 FL. OZ. 3 FOR 994 RJR MACDONALD CIGARETTES EXPORT FAMILY & yANTAGE $13.29 ROYALE FACIAL TISSUE 3 PLY 100'S 794 SALADA TEA BAGS ORANGE PEKOE PAPER 60'S $1.69 • NIAGARA • JUICES • FROZEN CONCENTRATED • ORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT • • • • MAXWELL HOUSE 12-12.5 FL. OZ. TINS .5 ROASTING CHICKENS • i .40,• ,09u's CANADA UTILITY GRADE EVISCERATED 1.8 KG. UP OR 4 LB. UP • • COFFEE G. $2.59 AYLMER FANCY TOMATO JUICE 48 FL. OZ. 894 STARKIST CHUNK LIGHT TUNA 6.5 FL. OZ. 994 RED & WHITE BREAD 675 G. 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