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The Goderich Optimist club recently donated money to help support the Goderich Sailors
Junior C Hockey club. Club president, Mike Gibbs, presented the cheque to Sailors'
manager Don Larder. The club also assisted the Survival Through Friendship House and
the Goderich Legion Branch 109 Poppy Fund. Proceeds from the club's annual Music
Festival and Friends helps support a number of community groups and activities. (photo by
Dave Sykes)
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Local woman
celebrates 98th
Mrs. Agnes Foster celebrated her 98th.
birthday on Saturday, Oct. 25. Mrs.
Foster's family met on Sunday, Oct. 18,.at
'the home of Jack Pitblados, in St.
Catharines, to celebrate.
Mrs, Foster was the honored passenger
on the Hawkins float in the Port Albert Ses-
quicentennial Parade, this past summer.
She is the oldest living descendant of John
Hawkins, the first settler at Port Albert.
Mrs. Foster, while usually enjoying good
health, is at the moent in Goderich
Hospital, but would eagerly 'appreciate
visits from old friends in the area.
'HARBOR REPORT
The Agawa Canyon arrived in the
Goderich Harbor, from Cleveland light for
salt on Oct. 14 and cleared for Thunder
Bay on Oct. 15.
The Algosoo arrived from Port Weller,
light for salt on Oct. 16 and cleared for
Milwaukee and Chicago on Oct. 17.
The Agawa Canyon arrived from Toledo
light for salt on Oct. 22 and cleared on Oct. „
23 for Bay City.
The Algoway arrived from Cleveland
light for salt on Oct. 24 and cleared for St.
,Joseph on.Oct. 25.
The barge Buckeye arrived from
Chicago, light for salt, on Oct. 26, and
cleared for Green Bay, Wisconson the
same day. The Algorail also arrived from
Midland, light for salt on Oct. 26.
The Beechglen arrived from Thunder
bay, loaded with grain on Oct. 16 and
cleared for Thunder Bay, light, on Oct. 18.
The Antadoc arrived from Thunder Bay,
loaded with grain on Oct. 23 and cleared
light for Thunder Bay on Oct. 24.
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1986 ,PAGE 7A
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October 30, 31 & November 1
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Dungannon UCW holdsOctober meeting.
The October meeting of the Dungannon
UCW was held at the church basement.
Roberta Linskill was in charge of the
devotional. She opened . the meeting with
prayer "Now thank we all our God" was
sung with Roberta as the. pianist. The scrip-
ture reading from Psalm 136 was given by
Karen Roberts. This was followed by the
singing of "Come ye thankful people come."
Donna Young read a poem "Give me a
thankful heart". Psalm 771.
A General Thanksgiving was repeated in
unison. Dorothy Pentland gave two
readings, Thankfulness and Thanksgiving
on the tarm. Roberta Linskui tnen read
from Psalm 95 and 96': Her theme on
Thanksgiving mentioned how during the
early 1600 the Pilgrims held their
'Thanksgiving. They did not have much, but
what they had they were truly thankful for.
Ruth McKenzie read a poem For exciting
moments. This was followed by singing I
thank the Lord my maker. Roberta closed
the first part of the meeting with prayer.
Collection was receivOd and the roll call
was answered by Something you are
thankful for.
Nora Saunders presided for the business
part of Llie meeting, which included the
reading of the minutes, the treasurer's
report and correspondence.
An invitation from the Auburn UCW was
received to their Thank Offering Service on
October 22. Penny Boxes have to be in by the
November meeting.
Our quilt display will be on October 30
from 1:30 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. Everyone fs
invited:
Our. next meeting will be on November 18
at 8:00 p.m., not at 1:00 p.m.
Grace was sung and lunch was served by
Roberta Linskill and Tinie Logtenberg
October 30, 31
and
November 1
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