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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-01-30, Page 14?'C • i• .r. The annUal met ' of Knox keit M*41tv held • after the morning len 1sorviq$, with Ret '. Gordon 04,0 The minister, Mr, Gary Shuttleworth• opened the meeting with prayer, and acted. as chairman for the meeting with Maurice, Bean, secretary. After the minutes of the NO Meeting were adopted, the Minister offered prayer in memory of those who had . passed away' during the past year. The Shuttleworth for his nnirlistry' and Rev.t nominating committee was, Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Mrs. Ernest Durnin and Mrs. Gordon Pickell for service to the church as Peter Verbeek. Their report was as follows: supervising minister. The meeting was members of session to retire 1990; Donald adjourned on Motion of Gordon Gross and Plaines, Kenneth Ramsay; Board of Marinas Bakker. Mr. Gary Shuttleworth Stewards to retire 1986, Donald Young; 1988, closed the meeting with prayer. William Seers, Jake Middelkamp and Greg Thirty-five former neighbours of Park; Church Treasurer, Mrs. Marjorie Kornelius and Grace Hamming, who had McDougall; assistant, Mrs. Gordon Gross; lived on Highway 25, made a surprise visit to Mission and Service treasurer, Mrs. Donald their home, on the southend of Blyth last Haines; assistant, Mrs. Gordon Chamney; Saturday. The evening was spent playing flower fund, Mrs. Thomas Jardin; captain cards and crokmole. Mrs. Getty Van Eden of ushers, Peter Verbeek; assistant, Murray welcomed the new neighbours, Mr. and Mrs. Rollinson; nominating committee, Mrs. Werner Pepper to the neighbourhood. They Ernest Durnin, Mrs. Peter Verbeek, Mrs, came from Germany and had purchased the Marinus Bakker; Manse committee to Hamming farm last fall, retire 1987, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Lapp. Harold McClinchey read an address to Ko Choir director, Mrs. Barry Million, and Grace and a gift was presented by Lloyd welcomed back, ..Elliott Lapp and Mrs. McClinchey. ° Ernest Durnin. The Auburn Community Memorial Hall The report of the Bible Study group was Board met last Thursday evening for their given by Donald Haines who reported that annual meeting. Chairman, Ron Gross was there was attendance of 12 or more at each in charge. Also present were Hulett meeting providing an opportunity for • Township -Reeve, Tom Cunningham, East discussion and personal insights. Wawanosh-councillor, Donald Shultz, West The 3 -M's club reported a variety of Wawanosh-councillor, Joseph Hickey, Village of Auburn -Warner Andrews and activities throughout the year. The g James Schneider, Women's Institute, presidents of the club are Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Marinus Bakker; vice-presidents, Mr. and Eleanor Bradnock, and Auburn and District Mrs. Jake Middelkamp; press reporter, Lion's Club member - Marinus Bakker. Mrs. Elliott Lapp and secretary -treasurers The secretary, Mrs, Jackie Collins, read Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bean. Church the minutes of the last meeting and last Auditors are Betty Marsh and Mrs. Teade year's minutes. Business from the minutes, Bakker. the water line and the new pump installed Sunday school superintendent, Mrs. Allen last summer, was discussed. The financial. Webster thanked the Teachers and Parents statement was presented by the treasurer, for their co-operation and reminded them Mrs. Collins who reported that: the total that the annual pancake supper would be receipts were $6,017.15 and expenditures coming up in April. The treasurer of the $5,763.83. Caretaker, Mrs. Gail Dobie was Sunday School, Mrs. Ross Andrews hired again at a small increase in salary as prepared the report. Trustees are Gordon was the secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Jackie Gross, Robert Armstrong, Ruurd Collins. Koopmans. New business was discussed and among The financial report was explained by the the items was the prohibiting of parking in treasurer Mrs. Marjorie McDougall. The front of hall over night for snow removal. Junior congregation report was presented Repairs and renovations were discussed by by Mrs. Peter Verbeek. The United Church members of the board. Ron Gross was Women report was given by Mrs. Elliott returned as chairman. Lapp and Mrs. Oliver Anderson gave the Holy Communion was observed at Knox financial statement of the U.C.W. Mrs. Tom United Church last Sunday morning. Rev. Jardin of the Plower Fund thanked the Gordon Pickell of Goderich assisted Mr,. people who kept her informed when anyone Gary Shuttleworth with the service. Mr. and was ill. The leaders of the Junior choir are Mrs. James Cartwright were received into .' Mr's: A11eri W ebste�t algd-Mrs. Gordon ossa' theAubun.Knox.. United ,Church. by,transfear of membership from the Grand Valley United Church. The Communion message was based on the theme - "Bread for the People". Miss Jodi Webster played a piano• solo while the offering was being received. Mrs. Gordon Gross was organist and assisted on the piano by Miss Lorie Million. Following the service the members of the United Church Women served lunch after which the annual meeting was held. .4,13461, EIeoe'rtc r -4r escl ....- rtcrok, Vi12E3i-705814 Mission and Service treasurer, Mrs. Donald Haines stated that the congregation had exceeded its objective, and recommended that the Charge accept $3,800 as it's objective for 1985. Mrs. Dorothy `Grange was .named Presbytery and Conference representative again and it was recommended by the Official Board that she continue to serve the Charge. 'Mr. Ernest Durnin, clerk, thanked Gary MVCA to consider enlargement A public meeting has been called to Authority to discuss and vote on the • consider the enlargement of the Maitland enlargement proposal. Valley Conservation Authority under the The proposed enlargement would Conservation Authorities Act. include the addition of the watersheds of At the request of the Township of all streams entering Lake Huron from the Ashfield,. the Honourable . Alan Pope, point where the south boundary of the Minister of Natural Resources, has called Township of .Huron meets the shore of a meeting for February 21, 1985 of Lake Huron to the present north boundary representatives from the three • of the Authority's area of jurisdiction. municipalities affected by the The meeting, open to the public, will be enlargement (Ashfield, Kinloss and Huron held at the Authority's Administrative Townships) and the present members of Centre in Wroxeter at 10:30 a.m, on the Maitland Valley Conservation February2l. Come and join us for the 4th ANNUAL PORT OF GODERICH SNOW BLITZ WINTER VWEEKEftD Taking place FRIDAY, FEB. 8th ROBERTSON SCHOOL WINTER CARNIVAL 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Features all kinds of special winter events. All parents and public welcome to attend. (Robertson School - 524-8972) SATURDAY, FEB. 9th SNOW -BLITZ BREAKFAST 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. Goderich Arena (Auditorium). Sponsored by the Goderich Minor Hockey Association. Admission - Adults '2.50; Youth (6-12) - '1.50; Children (under 6) - '1.00. Ham, Eggs, Hash Browns, Toast & Coffee. Be sure to bring the whole family! (Penny Crawford - 524-6662) ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE VALENTINE'S BAKE SALE 11:00 a.m. Suncoost Mall. All kinds of Valentine treats! Everyone Welcome. (Hilda Sampson - 524-7801). TRIVIAL PURSUIT TOURNAMENT 12:00 noon to 5 p.m. Grandstand - Community Rciom. Open to people 15 years or older, 4 people per team! Entry forms can be picked up of the Rec. Dept. Entry fee is '10. per team. Guaranteed two games. Prizes available. Everyone Welcome! (Recreation Dept. - 524-2125). • NORTH HURON BIG BROTHERS ASSOC. "BOVVE-rGR-ilii iIONS-- 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. Come on out and bowl a game for Big Brothers! This is a fundraising event and -yaw-most-have-pi edges -to bowl—Featro-rs- can be picked up at the Recreation Dept., or by calling 524-9355. Come out to support this worthwhile project. Little Bowl! (Linda Hruden - 524-9355). SALVATION ARMY VALENTINE TEA & BAKE SALE 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Salvation Army Church - 18 Waterloo Street, South - Everyone Welcome! (Kelly Daniels - 524-6804). t, FANCY DRESS SKATING CARNIVAL 2:15 to 3:00 p.m. Goderich Arena Open to all pre-school and elementary school age children. DRESS UP ---LOTS OF PRIZES. (Recreation Department 524- 2125). HARDTIMES DANCE 9:00 to 1:00 a.m. Goderich Arena (Auditorium) Music by Dick Ernst. 50's to 80's. Tickets - '12.00 /couple. (Paul Corriveau - 524- 2296). SUNDAY, FEB. 10th KINSMEN SKI WALK-A-THON 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Registration from 1 to 3 p.m., at the Suncoost Mall. Prizes' for greatest number of pledges. refreshments. Pledge sheets at: Becker's. Kirkey's, Garb 8. Gear and all schools! All proceeds to Cystic Fibrosis. Everyone Welcome! The Huron County chapter of the Royal Canadian Naval Association recently installed their 1985 executive. Pictured,from left: front,Waitek Weston, area vice-president froom London; Reg Huckins, second vice; George Woodall, president elect; Gord Hulley, first vice; Ed Tonks, treasurer; back, Lane Gardner, director; Norm Hoy, trustee; Jack Hinton, trustee; Bruce Mansz, past president; Ray Barker, Sick and Welfare executive and Legion liason; George Tipert, Master at arms. Missing are John Stringer, secretary and Wilf .Dennamy, trustee. (photo by Patrick Raftis) Kindergarten class learns space words at Brookside by Arletta Glenn and Shannon Kerr Miss Garland's kindergarten class has been, studying outer space by watching video tapes and learning outer space words. Mrs. Graham's grade four class made kaleidoscopes in science and posters for the library book fair. Mr. Liddle's grade six class did a N.H.L- hockey activity. Each person picked out a hockey player and did spelling and, math activities on him. They have also started the novel, I Am David. Mr. Liddle and grade six are cheering for the Torontn Mor 1n T • •• • • . On Wednesday night the Warriors beat the Mohawks 8-6 in floor hockey house league competition. Mr. Sygrove's class started a unit on monsters this week. They also made new writing folders. The new snowfall has given them a chance to work on their snow forts. Mrs. Blanchette's grade one are working on their first published book about Giants. The Library is holding a Great Canadian Book Fair on January 28, 29, 30. The students are making posters to advertise the book fair which will be judged on Monday. HONDAS! In 004! Good selection on all Models and colours! *Civic *Accord * Prelude * CRX * Standard J* Automatic Act now while supplies last! . Shop inside in climate controlled comfort this Saturday 9-2. Over20 Hondas inside! PRELUDE Across from the l3: ive-ic: 2Z; -21793 Open Mon.-Thurs. 9 am -8 pm Fri. 9 am -6 pm. Sat. 9 am -2 pm ! See us at the Stratford Mall Jan. 28 to Feb. 2 J ZIRATFORD +0.'MEM 700A1e'S.ANSWER ............................... J.M. CUTT LIMITED • • • • • • • • RED t WH ITE' FOODMASTER 91 VICTORIA STREET •_........ .._..._GODERICH .._ . WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. 598 Lorne Ave. ••••• WINTER STORE HOURS: Monday -Saturday 8 am -9 pm Closed Sundays Prices in effect until closing _Satltrday, February 2, 1985 of while quaritifiet lett: ' • • • • • .1]• • eeee-e(e0#4)f0000gooecesecteacesseeeeee: 4 9 SALE WHITE SWAN 2 ROLL PKG. • PAPER TOWELS 99P BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES • 99C SALE � � • • HUMPTY DUMPTY 200 G. POTATO CHIPS 94 • BRAVO 28 FL. OZ. • SPAGHETTI SAUCES KLEENEX 200'S TISSUES 4 • • CAPRI 4 ROLL PKG• - ' 4 • BATHROOM TISSUE . WESTON'S PEERLESS SODA CRACKERS994 BUDGET 15 OZ. TINS 11 • DOG FOOD FOR 9 4 • • NINE LIVES 170 G. 4 • CAT FOOD 3FOR99 • ROYAL 85 G. O 0 • JELLY 3 FOR POWDER • 750 ML- PLUS DEP. :.-PEPSI COLA FOR 99 HEINZ 10 FL, OZ. TOMATO 3FOR99SOUP BRUNSWICK 100 G. • SARDINES Z FOR 994. PILLSBURY 235 g. CRESCENT ROLLS 99° CATELLI 750 G.-1 KG. MACARONI SPAGHETTI LASAGNA PASTAS 994: 4• ) HEINZ FANCY 48 FL. OZ. A TOMATO 0 JUICE • SCHNEIDER'S 1 LB. • R , A . CRISPYCRUST 9 9 4 LARD • 9 FLORIDA 4 APEFRWT • FOR Jr 4 • 4 • ROYAL 99 G. •INSTAT 2 FOR 994 • PUDDING VALLEY FARM 1 KG, - FRENCH FRIES 994 • CAN. NO.O1 GRADE •BROCCOLI 99' EA. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE CARROTS 5 LB. BAG 9 • SUNKIST ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE • NAVEL ORANGES $ 1 ?,090Z 9Z TABLE POTATOES 994 • 0 LB. BAG •rTCAN. NO. 1 GRADE • CELERY STALKS 7-9.4 PRODUCT OF USA99 4 • CAN. NO. 1 GRADE BUN. • GREEN ONIONS FOR FLORIDA TEMPLE ORANGES doz. H_ PRODUCT OF ONTARIO FANCY GRADE • CAN. NO'. 1 GRADE $ 6 9' IDA RED 3 LB. BAGS • CAULIFLOWER • DELICIOUS APPLES -NA-N A .ME-WLLD- • BIRD SEED 20 LB. BAG • PEAMEAL END PCS. • BACK BACON $199 `4.39/KG. • PORK TENDERLOIN END • LOIN ROASTS • • MAPLE LEAF S.P. • COTTAGE ROLLS • FRESH • PORK LIVER $1 59 '3.51/KG. $226 • LB. `4.99/KG. 69c. ' 1.52/KG. • CENTRE CUT BY THE PIECE • PEAMEAL CANADIAN • -BACK BACON • • CAPRODUCT OF USA N: NO. 1 bRADE* -T' RADISHES 16 OZ. PKG. 6 • SUNKIST LARGE • NAVEL ORAN $14-9 A PRODUCT OF USA • HEAD LETTUCE PORK RIB END $.3111: DEVON 500 G. LOIN ROASTS ,.28/Ke BACON 3G. PEAMEAL BACON ROASTS $249 '5.49/KG. FRESH SIDE PORK $169 • • Le. • .3.73/KG. • FROZEN CENTRE CUT LOIN TURBOT FILLETS $ z • L . PORK CHOPS - .� 4iris. • 6.59/1(0. 5.49/KG. • 99gr FROZENNEWZEALAND 09 BOLQGNALBBY THE PC.. LAMB SHOULDER $• • LB. • $2.18/KG. CHOPS '4.39/KG. • S 9 7 1 AIIII LB. '5.99/KG. BLUEWATER 750 GRAMS FISH & CHIPS BEEMADE 500 G. WHITE HONEY $1 49 ••• PARAMOUNT 71/4 OZ. RED SOCKEYE $219 21g SALMON • $229 • • OLD SOUTH FROZEN 12'/2 OZ. • ORANGE JUICE $ 1 49 • • • 99 • DISHWASHER DETERGENT 29 CLAMATO HEINZ 1 L. •• • CASCADE $ 4 �, 7 $1 KETCHUP $ 2;), : • _ JUICE 1 La•• •••••T•••••••s••••#•••............000...