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PRODUCT OF SPAIN 2.18 KG.
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!mut duties withHaineS WO,
COlbOnle 1.57. 19§2 he was
appointedasseSsr for the town of ;Seaford%
In 1 he alsoRefired as assessor for the
town of Clinton prior to joining the Huron
County Assessment Staff for 196849.
On Jan. 1, MO the assessment function
was taken over by the Province of Ontario
on which Haines served until his retirement.
During his term with the Huron, Perth Of-
fice he had assignments with the London,
Owen Sound and Waterloo offices.
The staff presented him with a gift and
wished him a happy retirement.
KNOX U.C.W. GENERAL
MEETING
On Nov. 27, Knox U.C.W. met at the chur-
ch. Mrs. Tom Jardin opened the worship
with an Indian verse.
With Marjorie McDougall at the piano
"Sweet Hour of Prayer" was sung followed
by Marjorie McDougall reading the 23rd
Psalm in native Indian vernacular.
Mrs. Jardin then spoke about Quebec City
originally the Indian Stadacona. Do we care
about our native people? Are the wrongs
done., through the years being corrected?
May this country with God's help make ap-
propriate changes in their treatment.
Marjorie McDougall read "The House of
Prayer" followed by prayer by Mrs. Jardin.
Mrs. Ross Robinson received the collection.
The communications and literature
chairperson spoke about her work in the
past two years and of the forthcoming study
of the native Indians. She donated a book
"Half Breed" to the U.C.W. library.
Mrs. Donald Haines opened the business
meeting with prayer. The new slate of of-
ficers was shown and reports read by unit
leaders and chairpersons of the past two
years. Names for the new units were drawn
AUBURN
Mildred Lawlor
by Betty Marsh and Mrs. Gary Shuttlewor-
th.
Christmas family dinner will be hel& On
Tuesday, Dec. 10 at 12 p.m. Elliott Lapp, will
show pictures of Italy. Collection will be
taken for the Christian Blind Mission. Dona-
tions are to be sent to Town and Country
Homemakers and the Christian Resource
Centre.
WALKERBURN CLUB
The Walkerburn Club met on Nov. 26 at
the home of Mrs. Joe Verwey.
The meeting was a Demonstration on
Christmas centrepieces by Mrs. Luna of
Auburn. The afternoon was spent in making
lovely pieces under Mrs. Luna's instruction.
A very short business meeting was held
with Mrs. T. Rutledge presiding.
Treasurer's report was given and the
Booster Club sale was quite successful. It
was decided to donate anything not sold,
that was of use to them to The Children's
Aid. Mrs. L. Penfound suggested that wool
be purchased and knitting done for next
fall's sale this winter.
Mrs. R. Archambault will be the new
treasurer and Mrs. K. Lapp will be assis-
tant. The draw was won by Mrs. T.
Rutledge, donated by Mrs. Tom Cunn-
ingham. January meeting will be at Mrs. E.
Lapp's home.
Program committee consists of Mrs. R.
Daer, Mrs.J. Verwey and lunch committee
of Mrs. T. Rutledge, Mrs. E. Lapp.
Domtar employees retire
A retirement party was held on Friday,
Nov. 15, for two long-time employees of
Domtar' Goderich Mine.
Bob Chapman, who until recently was the
Manager of Planning and Engineering,
started with Domtar in September 1951 in
Montreal and then transferred to the
Goderich Mine in November 1958.
Harold Hirst, Underground Supervisor,
started in Goderich for Cementation
Limited as a Supervisor during the sinking
of the original shaft in 1957, then was hired
by Domtar as an Underground Supervisor in
August 1959.
The retirement party was held at the
Canadian Legion Hall in Goderich and was
attended by members of the Goderich Mine
staff plus the three previous mine managers
under which both retirees had worked.
Each retiree was presented with a brass
miner's lamp from the original manufac-
turer in Wales and a sketch of Goderich
Mine which was drawn by a member of the
Goderich Mine Engineering Department.
As well, the spouses of the retirees received
flowers on the day of the party and were in-
vited to attend.
While Bob Chapman will remain at the
Mine for a few more weeks, Harold Hirst
was preparing for a trip to the sunny South.
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WINTER PROGRAMS
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GODERICH RECREATION
DEPARTMENT
Watch for our Ad In the Signal Star on
December 11 and 18, 1985. Registration
for most programs will be from Decem-
ber 12, 1955 to January 3, 1086 at the
Recreation Department, 166 McDonald
St.
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PREEMIES
SELECTED TOYS
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CHRISTMAS HOURS
UNTIL DEC. 23
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/CANADIAN TIRE
HURON ROAD, GODERICH
524-2121
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ALL GIFTS
20,0 eCaarndtes, wiroreps,
Decoys, Folk Art,
Pottery, China,
Glass, Stuffed Toys,
Pewter, Brass,
Fashion Accessories.
etc.
All Fall & Winter
Fashions, Dresses,
Coats, Sweaters,
Blouses. Slacks,
Skirts, etc.
Going South Wear
Selected Groups of
SWeaters & Gifts.
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GODERICH
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.
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SUMMER STORE HOURS:
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Mon.-Sat....8:00 am to 9:00 pm
Sunday...10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Prices in effect 'till closing Satur-
days, December 7, 1955 or while
quantities last.
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vegetabiecondensed
Campbell's45
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Corn Oil
margarine
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PRODUCT OF ONT.
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PRODUCT OF USA CAN.
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PRODUCT OF USA
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