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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-12-02, Page 18District News Surprise wedding Mrs. Mary Rollison and son Murray returned from Toronto after spending a cou- ple of weeks with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Weston. Mr. William Anderson of Newmarket is visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Newmarket for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Rae Ney of Windsor visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hallam visited Sunday with his mother Mrs. Hallam and brother Roy of Lucknow. EUCHRE PARTY There were six tables in play at the euchre party held November 24 at the Auburn Com- munity Hall and winners were: Mrs. Bren- nan (high lady), Anne Glousher (low lady), Murray Rollison (high man), Ray Hanna (low man) , Lois Haggitt (most lone hands - ladies), Ted Mills (most lone hands - mens) and Raymond Haggitt (novelty). Card parties are held Tuesday nights at 8 p.rn. at the hall. Everyone welcome. 40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY A surprise 40th wedding anniversary din- ner was hosted by Jack and Elva Armstrong of RR 2 Auburn on Friday evening in honor of her brother and sister-in-law Harold and Margaret Carter of 94 Montcahn Street in Goderich. Guests attending were their daughter and son-in-law Barb and Doug Jason, Karen Warwick of Powasson, Ontario, Carol and Gerald McDowell of RR 1 Belgrave, Fred, Ruth, Lori Lynn and John Armstrong of RR 2 Auburn. Congratulatory phone calls from their son and daughter-in-law Bob, Louise and Rodney Pitblado of Cornwall and from sisters Irene Wiley and Clarissa Price of Vancouver, B.0 were received during the evening. Cards of congratulations were opened from Clif and Irene Carter, Joe and Susan Hampson who wre unable to attend. A television and a chimney wall clock were presented to the couple. WALKERBURN CLUB On November 24 the Walkerburn Club met at the home of Mrs. Elliot Lapp. Mrs. Len Archambault opened the meeting with a reading "Let There Be Peace en Earth." The minutes of last meeting were read by the secretary. Due to the inclement weather on Nov. 21, articles left from the Vanastra Bazaar were sold at the Auburn Library on Saturday, Nov. 28. A discussion concerning money on hand followed and suggestions to save for a wheelchair for Huronview was well received but no final decision made. The January meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Penfound. Mrs. J. Vervey and Mrs. Roy Daer will be program committee and Mrs. R. Archambault and Mrs. Tom Cunningham the lunch committee. The meeting was turned over to the Tup- perware representative who displayed her wares. Members and guests made their . purchases. Tupperware draw gifts wre- won by Mrs. I. More and Mrs. 1=1:41Uhliffittf Th hostess, Mrs. Lapp, was presetned with a gift. The club draw donated by Mrs. Len Ar- chambault was won by Mrs. Garth McClin- chey. A lunch and social gathering closed the afternoon meeting. KNOX CHURCH Rev. Dave Snihur conducted the morning 'service at Knox Church. Organist was Mrs. Gordon Gross. The call to worship was read alternative- ly, followed by the singing of "It Came Upon The Midnight Clear", prayers ad announcements. The scripture was read by Don Langford. Prayer chorus was sung followed by prayer of Thanksgiving and concern. The choir sang an anthem. The sermon was given by Don Langford who was visiting our service and spoke on "Mission of the 'Church." INVESTMENT PROPERTY DUPLEX: Huron Street, Clinton. Contains two 2 bedroom units, showing good return, gas heat. Zoned highway commercial. Con- tact Mason Bailey 482-9371. "SUDDENLY IT'S SOLD" 82 ALBERT STREET, CLINTON Mason Bailey ... <.... 482-9371 BROKER Gordon Hill ....,...<.. 233-3307 SALES REPRESENTATIVE VANASTRA: 40 Victoria Street, 1 floor, all in good condition, GODERICH TWP.: 75 acres, vacant land on paved road, south of Holmesville. Contact Gordon Hill. DUPLEX: Clinton, showing good return. HWY. 8: Raised bungalow on 'A acre, 1200 sq. ft: 125 ACRE: Near Blyth, largo brick home. 50 acres workable, 22 acres hardwood bush. Blyth creek crosses property. 100 ACRES: Farm near Auburn, 81 acres workable, 11/2 storey brick home, general purpose barn. ay niversary party held WRINNINIRERIRRIORIRMORRERRIRRIRMIIMall AUBURN Mildred Lawlor°, 526-75U9 The offering was received by Bill Seers and Briand Ramsey followed by Offeratory Response. The service closed with the Benediction and response. Next Sunday's service will be early Hymn Sing and people are asked to bring their Christmas orna- ment for your family to be placed on the tree during the service. AUBURN UCW The general meeting of the Auburn UCW was held at the church 8n November 25 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Jack Middelkamp opened the meeting. Mrs. Barry Millian gave the meditation on "Trees" and how they remind us of God. She spoke on various trees which grow and produce fruit according to God's plan. A Christian also by word and work and 'bear fruit in their daily use. Scripture from Galations 5 was read by Mrs. Middelkamp and an appropriate reading given. Various tropical fruits, mangoes and papayas and Sharon fruit were shown and a poster of an evergreen tree was displayed and decorated woth peace, joy, faith, etc. The story of the origin of Christmas tree in 1000 AD was given and the lovely hymn "0 Christmas Tree" was sung. Mrs. Middelkamp closed the worship with prayer. Mrs. Dana Bean conducted the business opening with a reading. The secretary and treasurer's reports were given. Mrs. Bean gave the report on the previous votes – there will be only one unit in 1988. Until the end of the year, Church cleaning remains . the same. Four Poinsettias are to be purchased for the church. The executive will be in charge of the Christmas dinner on Dec. 16 at 12 noon. Bring your husband or guest. Meat will be purchased and potatoes supplied with the remaining foods to be potlock. The collection will be a gift to the Canadian Blind Missions. The conveners of the various groups gave their yearly reports. Mrs. Bean gave the list of officers nominated for the election and Mrs. Jack Armstrong declared the first officers elected. Mrs. Dana Bean gace the Benedic- tion and lunch was served by Unit I and a social time enjoyed. SILVER TOPS The Auburn Silver Tops met on Wednes- day November 18 beginning with a potluck lunch at 12 noon. Following the delicious meal, president Kay Lapp conducted a short business meeting. Elliott Lapp then showed a film entitled "Christmas in Germany." Aubrey Toll of RR 3 Blyth entertained with several solos accompanied by his siters Marjorie McDougall. The afternon ended with a few tables of cards and the next meeting will be in January. Further notice of this meeting will be forth coming. Church holds congregational dinner Visiting on Wednesday evening with Barry and Betty Jones was Lyle and Barb Martin of Listowel. Pine River United Church held its con- gregational pot luck supper on Sunday evening. After dinner Jack and Linda Campbell showed slides on their trip up the West Coast of Canada to Alaska, Dawson City and a number of places of interest. The scenery is very breathtaking. Todd Farrell, son of Ken and Glenna Farrell showed slides of Sweden from when he was an exchange student there, as well as some of the different places in Europe he managed to visit during his last three weeks on the continent. Dorothy MacLennan and her daughter Peggy Heffernan of London and her son Finlay MacLennan of Kitchener have returned home after spending a few days in,,.Eursa... Falls,, .Arkinsas where., they visited with D.A.'s sister, Anne MacLennan. ' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb were in Listowel on Sunday attending a bridal shower for Mrs. Robb's niece. The ' WMS of Ashfield Presbyterian LOCHALSH NEWS Kae Webster, 395-5257 Church held its November meeting on Thursday afternoon at the home of June Wylds. Weekend visitors with Charles and Mayme Wilkins and Ken were Bill and Joanne Wilkins, Stacy and Ian of Guelph, Elizabeth Wilkins of Mount Forest, Bar- bara Wilkins of Paris and Mayme's sister Ruby Reich of Woodstock. Ruby also visited with her mother and brother Stella and Lloyd Irwin of Kinloss' Township. Steven Miller, son of Bruce and Louise Millar of Palmerston and''a grandson of Rhetta MacLennan will be leaving shortly for West Germany. Steven will be joining forces with other hockey players and will be playing for Canada for the next four to five months. Congratulations and good luck Steven. p MORE G°3M0 Q 8 a Classified Ads will slide you in the right direction CLINTON 1 FLOOR: 2 bedroom home with attached garage on ' acre. New gas furnace. Con- tact Mason Bailey 482-9371. HIGHWAY 8 ON 1/2 ACRE LOT: 1232 sq. ft., all in good repair, paved drive. Rec room and garage in basement. Contact Mason Bailey 482-9371. trit_ 53 West Street, FARMS — RESIDENTIAL c. co. LAN, ITto Goderich, — VACATION REALTOR 5247316 — RURAL Ontario, — COMMERCIAL JUST LISTED PRICE REDUCED x A. � Yt, q� 4 r, p�8 �.a� art y �,r �,;��Q as�se T w. p, 7 s v rr Y✓., �^ �y ,kE:atiO C.S 9iL home ideally End", class to bedroom, with large tub & electric service. workshop with you owe this property. R ak l K h✓, Y( :'/z storey vinyl sided located in "Old West schools, etc. Large master cedar lined bathroom piped in musk. Newer 560 sq. ft. garage and concrete floor. At $54,900.00. it to yourself to inspect • 6.8 acre farm. 3 bedrooms, 1'/2 storey aluminum sided house. Drilled well, garage 30' x 20', good 2 storey barn 47' M 54', mature frees, nice setting. Located on a paved road. REDUCED ' 11/2 storey frame home with well land- scaped lot. Homo has had Its beauty carefully carefully restored while the modern con- have been added. Features in- clude a brick fireplace, formal dining room, bright new kitchen. 2 baths and main floor bedroom. NEW LISTING 3 bedroom bungalow with stone front, full basbmerot, stone fireplace with in- sort, wall to wall carpeting and large res room In bosom®rot. This lovely home Is located minutes from Goderich, on a 118.5' x 150' lot. David Wilkinsonu S24-2569 _. ...._ _._........ *Murray � *Paul Zinn 0Dominic Bradley *Wayne Scott 524-8087 *Terry McClinchey •Doug Bland 482-7523 Dungannon *Halley Helmer i see �._.w_.. .0......024101121-74MILMA� 528-3 482-7841 529-3147 529-7463 ___.......,,__. -371® GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1987—PAGE 17 Jenny Allen, right, social convenor for the G.D.LC. student council, receives a cheque for $400 from Jane Netzke, left, Director of Recreation of the Goderich Recreation Depart- ment. The cheque which will be used for travelling to tournaments was raised at a Hallowe'en dance organized by the Rec. Dept. (photo by Sam Kinsman) Agreement between current landfill site users appears to be imminent An new agreement between current users of the Holmesville Landfill Site and the Town of Seaforth and Tuckersmith Township appears imminent, with all in- terested parties set to meet to discuss a draft agreement. The draft agreement, formulated by the Holmesville Landfill Site Committee, has been fowarded to Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth, Bayfield, Lucknow, Colborne Township, Goderich Township and Tuckersmith Tnwnahin councils. The final draft is with a legal representative who will be reviewing and recommen- ding changes as required. The committee felt each council should have an opportunity to discuss this draft agreement prior to the final agreement being forwarded to the respective coun- cils for execution. ' The meeting is scheduled for Thurs- day, Dec. 10, at the Holmesville Com- munity Centre, 7 p.m. W.J. HUGHES REALTY „o. 46 East St., Goderich 524-7373 524-8100 t"Arf, Investment Property Modern building, central location, 3 and 2 bedroom units. A-1 condition. Priced In 70's. If''. Can't Be Beat Priced In 80's Custom built home, log burning fireplace. December possession. Owner will view all offers. Sacrifice. Northlander Mobile. 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