HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-11-28, Page 10ticipation to begin early in January of 1985
but would appreciate hearing from any in-
terested parties as soon as possible.
Both former and present residents of the
township interested in singing are asked to
aid in the formation of this youth -adult com-
munity choir by contacting any of the
following: Doug Feagan 482-7123, Molly Cox
482-1464, Verna Lobb 482-3342, Helen Lind-
say
indsay 482-7520, John Gredaneus 482-3295, and
Hugh Lobb 482-3122.
Goderich harbor report
BY RAN GRAHAM
The Algobay arrived light forrsalt from
Hamilton on November 13 and cleared
harbor the following day for Valleyfield and
Port Huron.
The E.B. Barber arrived light for salt
from Saginaw on November 18 and cleared
harbor the same day for Detroit.
The E.B. Barber arrived light for salt
from Detroit on November 20 and cleared
harbor the same day for Green Bay,
Wisconsin.
The Agawa Canyon arrived light for salt
from Cleveland on November 23 and cleared
harbor the same day for Milwaukee.
The Algorail arrived light for salt from
Owen Sound on November 25 and cleared
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harbor the next day for Thunder Bay.
The Mela cleared harbor with corn for
Russia on November 12.
The Presidente Allende cleared harbor
with corn for Cuba on November 13.
The Melget arrived light from Sarnia to
load corn on November 13 and cleared
harbor the next day for Russia.
The Cedarglen arrived with grain from
Thunder Bay on November 18 and cleared
harbor light the following day.
The Kingdoc arrived with grain from
Thunder Bay on November 22 and cleared
harbor light the next day for Thunder Bay.
The Cedarglen arrived with grain from
Thunder Bay on November 24 and cleared
harbor light for Thunder Bay on November
26.
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NEWS
Blanche Daewoo, 462-6536
HOLMESVILLE - The Goderich Township
W.I. held their first card party on Nov. 22 at
the Community Centre in Hohnesville. The
winners were: Men's High; --Harvey
Dohnage; Ladies' High, Ruby Dolmage;
Ladies' Low, Marion Powell; Men's Low,
Ray Cox; Lone Hands, Bruce McClinchey.
The next card party is December 6 at 8 p.m.
The Enterprising Seniors will have their
Christmas potluck dinner at 12:30 at their
next meeting at the Community Centre- in
Holmesville.
Get well wishes go to Charlotte Norman
who is a patient in London Hospital.
Worship Service was well attended in
Holmesville United Church Sunday morn-
ing. Rev. Bechtel was in charge and Verna
Lobb played the organ. Sam Bradshaw and
Don Lobb received the offering.
The Art
of Framing
Framing is an art. We do not mean
just cutting a frame or installing a picture.
What we mean is the selection of
proper moulding, mat, liner, style and colour to
bring out the best in your painting, print,
and needlepoint for you to enjoy for years to come.
At the Raintree we take pride
in our expertise and work, because we excel
in the art of framing.
Call for an appointment
to discuss your custom framing requirements.
. Orders placed before December 8th, will be
delivered before your holiday guests arrive.
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DESIGN ALTERN/ATIVES
SHOWROOM: 128 Albert Street, Clinton 482-3871
By appointment or by chance
Couple wed
Jerome (Joe) Rumig is pleased to an-
nounce the marriage of his daughter,
Kimberly Ann, to Douglas Popp, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Popp of R.R. 1 Auburn.
The wedding took place in Guelph, on
Wednesday,. November 21.
A
HAPPY 24th
SHEILA
HolmesvMe Public School students swept six awards in the Clinton Legi r Sponsored
Royal Canadian Legion's literary contest, including four first place titles. 't cipal John
Kane said he had never been at a school that had four first place winners a; one time.
From left to right in the back row are Shari Lobb, first place winner; Kristen Fry,
honorable mention and Alison Culp, first place winner. In the front row are Daryl Hem-
ingway, first place winner; Greg Lobb, first place and Barry Bowman, honorable men-
tion. (James Friel photo)
Choir Committee formed
A Goderich Township Community Choir
COmmittee has been formed to organize
and begin practices for a choir to perform at
various functions throughout Goderich
Township in their Sesquicentennial year -
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ey will be preparing anthems and
hymns for interdenominational church ser-
vices as well as secular music. for variety
nights and other township functions.
' The committee has planned active par -
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Many thanks to everyone who helped make our grand opening such
a success. We appreciate the many kind words about our new
expanded facilities and look forward to serving you for many years
to come. Again, thank you everyone for the tremendous response.
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