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PAGE 18—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1977
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concert
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Remember Colborne
Central School Concert
Wednesday, December 21, at
8 p.m. and the skating party
for -Grades Kindergarten to
Grade 8, at Godtrich Arena,
Thursday, December 22.
Children leave the school at
9:30 a.m.
Parents and friends are
invited to join, their children
at the skating party so if you
have skates or if you only go
to look on, join your children
and start the Christmas
season off in the family -get-
together way.
School will close Thursday,
December 22 and re -open
Tuesday, January 3, 1978.
SOCIAL NEWS
Congratulations are in
order to Maureen Reaburn,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Eric Reaburn, RR 5 Goderich
and Edward Joseph Forsyth
'Griffin, who 'were married in
North Vancouver, B.C.
December 2, 1977.
Mrs. Terence_Hunter has
returned hone from a three
week visit with her sister,
Mrs. Viola Armstrong
in Detroit. While there Mrs.
Armstrong celebrated her
th birthday.
('hristrtyas parties and
celebrations have started. On
Colborne
corner
l;r rtrude haitting,
correspondent,
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Stoll had a pre -Christmas
family party at their home
w hen those away from home
were able to come and enjoy a
Christmas get' together.
Distrii
news
Nile ladies meet
The regular Nile U.C.W.
meeting was held on Thur-
sday December 8 at 12:30 in
the form of a pot luck dinner.
Rev. Clyde Westhaver,
opened with grace and 11
members, four visitors and
two children sat down .to a
lovely dinner.
After dinner an exchange of
Christmas gifts took place.
The guest of the afternoon
was Mrs. Grant Stirling who
gave a lovely display of
"Sarah Coventry J ewellery".
Mrs. C, Johnston presided
for the business.
Minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved
followed by the correspon-
dence. .
The treasurer's report was
given by Mrs. E. Feagan. It
was decided to give Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Culbert a
donation, as they had lost
their home by fire.. Gifts for
the shut-ins for Christmas.are
to be purchased by the buying
committee.
The meeting was then
adjourned.
CHURCH NEWS
The Sunday School is
having a Christmas concert
on Sunday evening at 8 p.m.
Boys and girls taking part are
being asked to corne to the
Nile church on Saturday
afternoon for a practice.
If you have nowhere else to
Port Albert
coping
go, why not come and enjoy
the evening with us? There
will be a cup of coffee and
treats served and a bag of
candy for the children from
Santa.
Those coming home were son,
Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Stoll,
Colborne; son Bruce Stoll of
London and friend Susan
Fincher of Goderich; and son
Nlr. and Mrs. Gordon Stoll of
Woodstock. Mrs. Stoll's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tohn
Hamilton, and hrother Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Hamilton
and their sons Glenn and
Gary all of Thedford, also
attended.
W.I.
The December meeting of
Tiger Dunlop Women's
Institute was in the form of a
Christmas Party, Thursday,
December 8 which started at
1:15 p.m.
President, Mrs, Earl
Sherwood, welcomed all
present, after which everyone
joined in singing the Opening
'Ode and The Grace and
repeating the Mary Stewart
Collect, with Mrs. Ila Bean at
the piano.
Then all the members
present, numbering 19 en-
joyed a delicious pot luck
luncheon and friendly chatter
and several games that
provided considerable fun
and enjoyment.
Minutes of last meeting
were read and adopted and
correspondence was read and
attended to. Several
donations had been received
for the Family and Children's
Services of Hurag County for
Christmas parcels.
After the business was
attended to all enjoyed a gift
exchange and as- an extra
several ladies received small
African violet plants for
birthdays and anniversaries
at this time and door prizes,
which were donated by Mrs.
Geo. Robinson.
Everyone voiced Merry
Merry Christmas to all and
the Christmas party ended.
THANK YOU AND
MERRY CHRISTMAS
At this time I wish to say
thank you to all who have
phoned or given me news.f'or
Colborne Corner during the
past year. I have appreciated
it very much indeed and, I
hope you in turn have ap-
preciated- keeping Colborne
Corner in the news.
If any residents or non-
residents of Colborne have
news,. LI would appreciate a
phone call any time at 524--
2076.
242076. If you have friends or
family home for Christmas or
special parties, give me a
ring. Everyone is interested.
Happiness at Christmas is
sharing.
I wish you all a very Merry
Christmas and a prosperous
and happy New Year and
most of all, I wish you one and
all, life's greatest gift - A
Year of Time.
Before the slush
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The only way to go. A tractor with a plow was the only
sensible way to travel around Goderich last Friday as winds
gusting to 45 m.p.h. reduced visibility to nil in the early
afternoon and made driving treacherous. Many stores and
banks closed up shop early Friday to allow staff to get
home, if possible.(staff photo)
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as they have been staying
around the village for the past
three weeks,
CHURCH NEWS
This Sunday Christ Church
will have their annual carol
service with a pot luck dinner
after. It starts at 2 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
andll Loved it!
SOCIAL NEWS
Mrs, Viola Petrie returned
home after a visit in Detroit
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tigert
attended the funeral of Mr.
Roy O'Koney in Detroit on
Tuesday, December 6.
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