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PAGE 8 — WE NOVEMBER 26, 1986
�ODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. WEDNESDAY,
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STRIPED HATS $18.00
STRIPED SCARVES $16.00
WOOL HEADBANDS $17.95
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GODERICH
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS
FESTIVAL
Friday Evening, Nov. 28, 1986
Court House Park - South Street Entrance to Court House
7:00 P.M. - Bring the children to see SANTA
7:30 P.M. - Tree Lighting Ceremony
FEATURING:..,
• The Robertson Memorial
Public School Choir
• The Goderich District
Collegiate Institute Jazz
Choir
• The Royal Canadian
Naval Association
Huron County Branch
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Twe overturned empty box cars on the railway tracks in front of
Champion Road Machinery Ltd. on Maitland Road South Monday
afternoon caused a minor stir, but there were no people injured and
no damage reported. Above, the CN crew discussed what to do
GLOUSHER
David, Susan and Jillian welcome with love
Jeffery David, born November 18, 1986
weighing 8 lbs. 7 ozs. A grandson for, Jim
and Jane Glousher of Auburn and Harold
and Norma Jeffery of Goderich. Special
thanks to Dr. Jim Hollingworth and the nur-
sing staff of 2 East at Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital.
GRAHAM (nee Kellestine)
Hi! My name is Thomas William Robert. I
was born at Guelph General Hospital at 7:58
p.m. on November 17, 1986, weighing in at 9
lbs. 9 ozs. First child for Robb and Donna
Jean. Grandparents are Doll and Toni
Graham of Delhi and Jean and Chuck
Kellestine of Goderich. I am the eleventh
great grandchild for Elsie and Alvin
Procter.
VANDEN HEUVEL
Gilbert and Joan (nee Tolsma) are thankful
and happy to announce the birth of their
first child, Gerben, born November 12, 1986,
at 11:06 p.m. weighing 7 lbs. 71/z ozs. at Alex-
andra Marine and General Hospital. Sixth
about the problem Tuesday morning. A CN spokesman said nothing
serious had transpired, although they were still trying to figure out
how the mishap occurred Tuesday. (photo by Andy Bader)
NEWBORN NEWS
grandchild for Case and Annie Vanden
Heuvel and first grandchild for Betty
Tolsma, all of Goderich. Proud great grand-
parents are Reinder and Janna Middel of
Clinton.
GIBSON
Paul and Mary Lynn are thrilled to an-
nounce the safe arrival of their son, Paul
Joseph Dewar (P.J.) on November 19, 1986,
at 11:50 a.m. weighing 8 lbs. 8 ozs. in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London. A wee brother
for Sony and Amber. Proud grandparents
are Ruth Talbot of Bayfield, Joe and Isobel
Gibson of RR 2, Seaforth and great grand-
mother Florence Ludvigsen of Clinton.
DRENNAN°
Charlotte and William are pleased to an-
nounce the arrival of their baby brother,
Daniel John Gordon, at St. Joseph's'
Hospital, London, on November 19, 1986,
weighing 9 lbs. 7 ozs. Proud parents are
Cathy (Foran) and Gordon Drennan. Proud
grandparents are John Foran of West
Wawanosh and Henry and Bernice Dren-
nan, Ashfield.
JENKINS
Scott and Kathleen are pleased to announce
the birth of their son, Nicholas Leonard
Scott, born on Thursday, November 13, 1986,
at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital.
A special thanks to Dr. Walker, Dr. D.J.
Pearce, and the second floor staff for their
excellent . care and help during our stay.
Scott, Kathleen and Nicholas.
MacDONALD-KRAMER
Janet . and Jonathan happily announce the
arrival of their beautiful daughter,
Margaret Ellen Doris, 6 lbs. 15 ozs., born at
home in Unionville on Sunday November 16,
1986. Proud grandparents are Marg and
Howard Aitken, Goderich, and Doris
Kramer, St. Jacobs, and thrilled Aunties:
Sue, Goderich, Debbie, San Diego Califor-
nia, and Uncle Bruce, Williams Lake, B.C.
Seniors Centre hold Christmas bazaar
A very successful Christmas Bazaar and
Bake Sale was held at the Seniors Centre
on Saturday, November 8. The tea tables
were kept busy serving up homemade
muffins and tarts to go with the tea and
coffee. The winner of the draw for the
lovely homemade Christmas cake was
Lois Durnin.
A good crowd was out to the second
euchre tournament sponsored by the
Agriculture Society despite it beautiful
day which kept many of the farmers corn
harvesting.
Congratulations to former residents Mr.
and Mrs. Jack McGee who celebrated
their 58th wedding anniversary on
November 18. Tom and Millie (Anderson)
Lawlar of Auburn celebrated their 40th
wedding anniversary on the same date.
Congratulations to Doug and Kathy
Dougherty on the birth of a daughter on
Sunday, November 9 at the hospital in
Goderich. Proud grandparents are Gord
and Barb Chapman and Gord and Yvonne
Dougherty.
At the Seniors Centre on Wednesday
evening (November 5), high man at
euchre was Eldon Culbert with 73 while
low was Elmer Trommer with 41. High
We're opening the door to Christmas '86
CHRISTMAS
OPEN
HOUSE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
NOVEMBER 30
1:30 P.M. - 5:00 P.M.
You're invited to come see all our unique ideas for Christmas - and for
all seasons.
New concepts in home decorating, fashion, gourmet foods and home fur-
nishings. Refreshments will be served.
At K.C. COOKE FLORIST come and enjoy our "Christmas Magic" presen-
tation. See our colourful array of Christmas poinsettias and potted plants.
Also a large selection of interior and exterior Christmas Designs to suit any
decor. New this season is c collection of silk green plants. We also have
cedar or pine garlands. Select a year-round gift for that special person -
a tropical gift basket. Come get in the Christmas Spirit and share a cup of
mulled cider with us - and enter our free draws.
Come browse through the beautiful showrooms of BALL AND MUTCH FINE
FURNITURE - see the newest concepts in home furnishings for your holiday
home.
Discover new Christmas decorating ideas in the BOARD AND
Appliances. BATTEN GIFT
- now conveniently located in Groves T.V. and
selection of tree trimming accessories and gift ideas await you - including
new collections of brass and wicker items.
Your one-stop Christmas headquarters is EVERYTHING GOOD. Gift Baskets
for the person that has everything. Cheese trays for your holiday entertain-
ing. Homemade chocolate, gourmet treats, many imported specialties.
Christmas gift ideas for the whole family are at GALBRAITH GIFTS.
Specializing in a wide assortment of wicker items.
Wrap up your Christmas list early with a visit to MIDDAUGH'S COLLEC-
TIBLES. Collector's plates - plate frames - dolls - figurines, wicker buggies,
cradles and lots morel
Find the perfect gift for the lady on your list at MY FAIR LADY. Fine fashions
for your holiday season entertaining.
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lady was Maxine Pollock with 75 and low
card was Margaret Young with 44. Lucky
mystery draw winner was Ernie Durnin.
Happy birthday was sung to Pearl Con -
gram who celebrated her 89th birthday
that day and everyone enjoyed a piece of
birthday cake.
Colborne Recreation Department
to host its own euchre parties
The Colborne Township Recreation Com-
mittee have started their own card parties
in Colborne Township Hall, Carlow for the
season every second Thursday. At the Nov.
20 card party, winners were: Mrs. Charles
Johnston and Cecil Pollock; low score was
Cora and Bill Caesar. The next party will be
on Dec. 4.
Members of Benmiller United Church
have two special events coming up. At the
church service Sunday, Dec. 7 at 11:15 a.m.
a White Gift Service will be held. On Satur-
day, Dec. 13, 6 p.m. a special 'fellowship
evening is planned to commence with a pot-
luck Christmas dinner party, potatoes and
meat supplied with members supplying the
rest of the meal.
COLBORNE
CORNER
Gertrude Knitting, 524-2076`
Tiger Dunlop Women's meeting will be
Thursday, Nov. 27 at 1:45 p.m. The topic is
education and speakers are: Carol Simons
on 'How Reading and Writing are Taught"
and Verna Kane on "What Special Educa-
tion is". Donations to Family and Children's
Services. Public cordially welcome.
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