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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-11-19, Page 25PAGE 24-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1' Istr ct News • � Prep arin plants for winter vir' Mary Blacker of Stratford visited with Mrs. L atherland then5fi ew days. Mrs.returned the visit. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Weston of Toronto spent the weekend visiting with her mother, Mrs. Rollison, and brother Murray. While there, they celebrated Mrs. Rollison's 94h birthday. The general meeting of the UCW will be held on November 26 at 2 p.m. at the church. The last Horticulture Society meeting for the year was held November 10 at 8 p.m. at the .Auburn Community Hall with president Don Haines welcoming everyone. 0 Canada was sung with with Mrs. Don Haines as pianist followed by a minute off silence and a poem in memory of Ross Robinson who was so helpful to the society and village. This was read by Lois Haines. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Jack Vincent. Members answered the roll call of "how the bulbs turned out that they had ordered for fall." There was an interesting contest by Mrs. Bud Chamney and Dorothy Grange about poison and harmless plants. This was followed by the introduction of guest speakers Dorothy Grange and Normafor Hazlitt. They spoke on preparing plants winter vacations. Mrs. Chamney thanked The executive meeting both ladies. will be held in 12. The poem, "Take with your words` , 1n - January and there will be six meetings in troduced the theme of the worship. Mrs. 1987 held the second Monday of each month. Rodger assisted with the scripture and a The meeting closed " with the singing of psalm was read in unison. Mrs. Jack Arm - God Save Our Queen and lunch was served strong gave the topic on "The Words of my by Mrs. Frances Clark, Mrs. Donald Cart- Mouth" which stressed how the tongue can wright and Mrs. Jim Glousher. • be used for good or bad anduhow necessary There were six tables in play at the euchre silence often is. The resource material was party held November 11 at the community . from Today's Christian Women. This hall. Winners were Adelaide B (Gab magazineh nis s racoma ended to concluour ded the lady 1, Anne Glousher (low lady), • rett (high man), Tom Hallam (low man) worsA hip. and Lillianre Lheld every tni night at the for busines. Euchre- Unit s andsBetty membersarsh convened repeated the parties are mid every Tuesday g e The reports were accepted Auburn Community Hall at 8 p.m. and and mem ers brought their donation for the everyone iso welcome. project. The general meeting The November meeting of the money jarP 1 Conveners Presbyterian WMS was held at the home of will 'be November 26 at 2 p.m. Mrs.*Tom Haggitt. President Martha Daer are asked to have year end reports at this presided and welcomed everyone. time.. Unit twohhvvcci1sstteecancel their December - Mrs. Viola Raithby was in charge 6of the the meeting. The hostelved , assisted by Mrs. G. devotional period. She read Psalm • AU Li LJ I ' Mildred Lawlor, 5264589 Scripture lesson. The meditation was entitl- ed "Let's think it nvPr " Frmu Cartwright read a poem called "Lest Canadians Forget" while Martha Daer gave the study entitled "The apartheid and the Church on violence." The December meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Frances Clark on December 10 at 8 p.m. The Knox United Church service was con- ducted by Rev. Gary Shuttleworth with Lori Millian playing the organ prelude. The senior choir sang "Wonderful Gloves of Jesus." mTamy Shuttleworth led the scriptureand children's story. Junior con- gregation teachers were Ruth and Donna Lynn Armstrong, Anita Gross and Tammy Shuttleworth. The minister's sermon was entitled "The Use of DisceM ay ' Offerings Rollison and Peter reeived by Verbeek. Unit two of the Auburn UCW met at the home of Mrs. Jack Armstrong on November ORIGINAL 1930's JEWELLERY Luxury in Leather UCW hold Remembrance Day serviCe HOLMESVILLE - The Senior Choir led in the Ministry of Music at the Sunday morn- ing worship service at Holmesville United Church. Rev. Bechtel officiating. The Enterprising Seniors meet November 19 at 2 p.m. in the community centre in Holmesville. Sympathy is extended to Alice and Will Porter on the death of Alice's brother Thomas Chambers of Goderich. Isabel Sturdy was. leader for the Holmesville UCW Remembrance Day ser- vice., She opened the meeting with the poem, "In Flanders Field" followed by the singing of the hymn "God of our Fathers." During the worship service, Kaye Harris , read an article entitled "Place in the Heart" followed by an article on peace read by Bessie Towshend. The 1962 article was found in the Old Saint Paul's Churchin Baltimore. A meditation entitled "To Know God" was given by Isabel Sturdy. Doris Batkin closed the worship service with a pFayer. Charlotte Norman, president, opened the business meeting with the secretary's MTC winter ro HOLMESVILLE NEWS Blanche Deevea, 4B2-3383 1r Choose From Our Large Selection of... •Men's Billfolds from 17.00 *Ladies Purses from 19.00 *Ladies Purses •Chequemates •Keycases fr Necklace & Clip -On Earrings IHU $20. set. GRL H vow 44 ONTARIO ST. STRATFORD Open Daily 10 to 6 report read by Betty Stoner. Reports were given from the commit- tees and a report was given regarding the November 5 bazaar. goes to our A special thank -,y mans Group who Holmesville Young helped our UCW members to have a uc- c- cessful bazaar. A thank -s• ou was also tended to all penny A discussion on Christmas donations from our group was held during the meeting. The donationxwill be mailed this month. Muriel Grigg, Lunch was served by Phyllis Cox and Elaine Bechtel. ad report service The Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Communications has announced that its Winter Road Reporting Service for the public went into operation on Monday, November 10. Information on winter road conditions may be obtained around-the-clock by telephoning the attached list of highway in- formation numbers in Ontario. Bancroft (613) 332-3621, Barrie (705) 835-3014, Belleville (613) 962-3451, Brockville (613) 345-3560, Burlington (416) 639-2427, Chatham (519) 354-7504, Cochrane (705) 272-5775, Cornwall (613) 933-4012, Hamilton (416) 639-2427, Huntsville (705) 789-4483. Kenora (807) 548-5910, Kingston (613) 544-2523, Kitchener (519) 743-2621, Lindsay (705) 277-3333, London (519) 6812047,. Midland (705) 835-3014, New Liskeard (705) 647-8104; Niagara Falls (416) 682-6641, North Bay (705) 474-0044, Orillia (705) 835-3014, Ottawa (Engl) (613) 745-7048, Ottawa (Fr;) (613) 745-4166, Owen Sound (519) 376-9683, Pembroke (613) 735-4186, Peterborough (705) 277-3333, Port Hope (416) 885-6351, Preston (519) 743-2621, St. Catharines (416) 862-6641, Sarnia (519) 542-7718, Sault Ste. Marie (705) 256-6255, Stratford (519) 271-8321, Sudbury "(705) 522-0388, Thorold (416) 6824641, Thunder Bay (807) 475-4251, Toronto (416) 248-3561, Trenton (613) 962-3451, Waterloo (519) 743-2621, Windsor (519) 253-3536. 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P All present members of the Library Board are eligible for reappointment. Submissions to be received by the undersigned by December 6, 1986. B.G. Hanly Clerk -Treasurer & Administrator County of Huron, Court House Goderich, Ontario, N7A 1M2 1 -Are you part of the human race or just a spectator? Pain cPaL77017 I•'iuiess:Itt year *tart iutt knew IN tight. coannomommoAV asst ftaV. 85g pkg. SUPERMAN FRENCH FRIES straight or crinkle cut MONARCH FLOUR all purpose or cake ar pastry OLD SOUTH ORANGE JUICE regular355m1. or pulp free SIERRA MANZANILLA OLIVES ■� GREENGIANT. NIBLETS FANCY creamed or Marna) corn, ttn.n.t 9011 LARGE 19oz. tin HUNTS THICK 8 RICH SPAGHETTI SAUCE without coupon .99 2802. MONARCH POUCH PACK CAKE MIX 0, ICING MIX ass't var. 210.2509 REGULAR OR DIET PEPSI OR 7 -UP ■1 WIT 91/nae K,T VFr WI. 00Nretoalt500*E 01150 3/11 TABLE ryry POST (�. SYRUP 750MI 2 21=ALS 250 w "Un rETn17"'.`"*m1 M CRUNCH N MUNCH With peanuts MIX CAKE IUa IR . 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