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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-12-22, Page 24PAGE 24--GODERICH SIGNAL STAR THURSDAY DECEMBER 22 1977 kvxkakvskvxvnxatvrxxvxvxvx_vmvxv.mvx-v&vxvxvxvmvxvxvxvxvxvrxxvrxAv=rxxvotvvwxkkakwxvxkotvxvxv:twx, Men's choir led song service at Holmesville United Church The worship service at the Holmesville United Church was held in song by tale men's choir. A basket of flowers• was placed in the church in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Will Yeo by the Yeo family. The children went to their classes after the seeond hymn was sung. Please note: The worship service next weekend will be held at 8:30 p.m. on Cibri,St, mas Eve. There wilt``be no) service Christmas Day. UCW Christmas meeting Mrs. Rrta Porter and Mrs. Charlotte Norman's groups were in charge of the meeting. They had a Canadian friendship carol service with candlelighting, readings and carols from other countries. Taking part were Mrs. Irene Cudmore, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Townshend and Mrs. Potter. Mrs. Potter concluded with a poem and readings were given by Mrs. Ada Tebbutt and Mrs. Isobel Harris. President, Mrs. Phyllis Cox conducted the business portion and roll call was answered by a Christmas thought. Arrangements were made to send fruit boxes to the shut-ins. A $25 donation was made to the Children's Aid Society and $50 was given to the Goderich Nursing Horne. The John Milton Society for the Blind was given a $10 donation and Missions and Services is to receive $50. Officers for 1978 were also elected. They are,: president, a�M�y"rs. Isobel Sturdy;past Holmesville news Blanche peeves, correspondent 18'? -:3:38:3 AVAVVAVVI president, Mrs. Phyllis Cox; first vice president, Mrs. Jean Ginn; secretary. Mrs, Verna Lobb; treasurer, Mrs. Kaye Harris: com- munications co-ordinator, president, secretary, treasurer, Mrs. Sturdy, Mrs. Lobb and Mrs. Harris. Stewardship and finance, Mrs. Isoble Harris, Mrs. Ada Tebbutt; Mrs. Lorraine Young: • leadership develop ent, Mrs. Edith Tebbut , Mrs. Doris Batkin, Mrs. largaret Farquhar; District news Art Club party held at home BY LORNA VINCENT The Goderich Art Club, after a week of postponement due to stormy weather finally got into orbit with their an- nual Christmas party at ,the home of Lu and Willard Legg. It had been planned for MacKay Hall which was already booked for that evening. Consequently a special program of musical games geared to a large area had to be cancelled. However, the spirit of the party was not dampened as Lu's place is always a haven of warm hospitality. Bill Partridge, Huron County Librarian who sponsors the club's local art shows was a special guest as well as the husbands of members. The evening began with an eye-popping smorgasbord of turkey, exotic salads and a variety of casseroles followed by a gorgeous array of tempting desserts. After dinner Lu Legg an- nounced a very special guest, Colleen Maguire, (a true Irish colleen), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Maguire of Wilson Ave. Colleen, a young lady of very promising talent, sang a series of songs which she accompanied on her guitar, some of them composed by herself. She is also a prize- winning photographer. All the guests joined in some lusty singing of Christmas carols, ac- companied on the piano by Edwina McKee. Barbara McWhinnie, the retiring president of the past two years who had performed with great ability gave a farewell speech. Edwina McKee replied on behalf of the club, tendering thanks for a job well done. A gift was presented to Barbara as token of appreciation. The list of officers for 1978 was presented as follows: Past President, Barbara McWhinnie; President, Edwina McKee; assistant to president, Gladys Ladd; secretary, Lu Legg; treasurer, Beulah Long: vice president, Hallis Manske; publicity, Lorna Vincent; membership, Mary Howell; studio supervisor, Mabel Young; phoning convener, Annie Finnigan. Judging by the enthusiastic social chatter afterwards, this was another very suc-, cessful party. Earlier in the evening nineteen memberships for next year had been handed in. The studio in MacKay Hall will open again the second Wednesday in January and a general meeting for that month will be announced later. church in society, flower Mrs. Grace Walters, Mrs. have moved to Goderich. The committee, Mrs. Jean Wyatt, Alice Porter ; manse new owners are Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bessie Townshend, Mrs. representative, Mrs. Muriel Abbott of Goderich. The Jean Perdue. Grigg; auditors, Mrs. Millie community w ishes both Visiting committee, Mrs: Dempsey, Mrs. Lititia. Rid- couple's the very hest. Rita Potter and Mrs. Edna dell; organist, Mrs. Verna Miss Shirley Norman was Jervis; Christian develop- Lobb; centennial committee 'home for the weekend from merit, Mrs. Phyllis Cox, Mrs. representative, Mrs`. Isobel Kitchener. Betty Stoner, Mrs. Muriel Harris. Clarence and Jan Perdue Grigg, Mrs. Irene Cudmore: and Edward and Blanche World Outreach, Mrs. Personals Deeves enjoyed a bountiful Dorothy Whitely, Mrs. Luella %'anniversary at the Sandpiper Yeo, Mrs. Iona Blake: social The general store has Inn. After the meal a surprise committee, Mrs. Charlotte changed hands and Mr. and visit was made to Jim and Norman, Mrs. Margaret Yeo, Mrs. Burbine and family Madeline Murray of Varna where they all spent some time remembering the past. The community wishes to welcome Ron and Karen Tyndall and little Jennifer to the area and hope their stay will be a happy one. Happy birthday to Jennifer, who was four last Saturday. Gilbert and Ann Brand and family had a Christmas dinner with Ann's mother, Mrs. Van Schyndel of Dundas on Sunday. The Holmesville 1 4-H club attended the achievement achievement day on Saturday at Clinton. The club put on their demonstration and the name of it was A Picture on a Plate. They portrayed this by making an old English fashion plum pudding and also showed the finished product. Congratulations to Ann Klomps on receiving the provincial honors. Also congratulations are in store for Mrs. Barbara }jetties as this is her fifth year as leader of the Barnesville H club. The next club, Focus Living will begin in spring. Mr. and Mrs. Don 11 visited with Mr. and Mrs, J Durnin of London on Sat day. At this time I would like wish all the readers a v Merry Christmas andalso staff and the Clinton Ne Record" and the Goderi Signal -Star. 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NO. 1 GRADE CELERY !STALKS XMAS NAVEL 113'S $ 1 2 $1 0 59 PLAYING 89.L1 ORANGESCARDS z °;111,„„ 111111111IIIIRIIIIII111111I,III111111,IIIIII,III1111101111,IIIIIIIIIttlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111119111111311E BLUE BONNET 3 LB. PKG. MARGARINE $1 .59 KOUNTRY FRESH 3.1 LB. PKGS. ASST MISSHAPES CHOCOLATESS3 . 99 Gift Suggestions: Fruit Baskets - Cheese Trays - Cheese Boards'. Fancy Food Baskets - Mandarin Oranges - Delicious Apples - Sunkist Oranges - 10 lb. Block Pine River Cheese PEPSI 3: COLA OPEN XMAS EVE TILL 10 P.M. CLOSED BOXING DAY Prices in effect Monday, Dec. 19th, until dosing time, 10:00 p.m., Saturday, Dec 1st. 1977' or while quantities last. Ws Reserve the Right to Unlit quantities.