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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-12-07, Page 13The Auburn Com- munity Memorial Hall was ., atrtractively decorated for the Christ3n,as season for the annual Family Night of the .Women's Institute and Horticultural Society. About. 80 enjoyed the smorgasbord supper and the Reverend Earl St. Jean, . pronouced the Grface. President of the Women's. Institute, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock, welcomed the members and guests who had come and introduced newcopiers to the village, Mr. "`and Mrs. David Scott,. Tafeline and ut 80 Daniel; Mrs. Irene Churohward, the Reverend and Mrs. Wayne Good; Mr, and Mrs. John Harrison and son Adam; and Mrs. Ross Dobie, Susan and Shelley. Carol singing was enjoyed led by Mr. Oliver Anderson and his daughter, Mrs. Nancy Park. Mrs. Tom Haggitt introduced Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Snell of Westfield who showed colorful pictures. -of their trip to Costa Rica in Central America last summer. Mr.s. Kenneth McDougall thanked the Snells for showing their pictures and giving in - 1 1111.111111111111.111.1111.11 uburn news amily Eleanor Bradnock, .correspondent 526-7595 teresting ' •commentary Jackson played a piano and presented them with solo. a gift. Mrs. Dorothy Grange, Mrs . Catherine president of the Hor- The weather was favorable and the .crowds thick on top of their parents' shoulders in order to wave with parents and children trying to get a glimpse of at Santa as he rode past atop a float with his rein - Santa Claus during the town's .annual Christmas_, deer. and elves. (Photo by !oanne uchanan) parade` held on Saturday. Some children glad to s ar, MR. AND MRS. JAMES (Photo by NAGEL Jerry Whitland) Fall wedding The Free Methodist Church in Goderich was the setting on October 28 for the wedding ceremony of Patricia Elizabeth McCabe and James Edwin Nagel. no bride is -the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McCabe of Port Albert and the groom is the son of Mr. anti Mrs. William Nagel of Mount Brydges. ' The ' Reverend Ronald Ashton officiated at the double ring ceremony. Maid of honor was Debbie Thom of Stratford. Bridesmaid was Janet Brink of Stratford and Angela McCabe, sister of the bride, was flowergirl. Groomsman was Bill Nagel of Mount Brydges, brother of the groom. The ushers were Jimmy and Norman McCabe, brothers of the bride. 'Following the wedding ceremony, a dinner and rete fieri were held at the Candlelight Inn, Goderich. Mase ,.of ceremonies was Robert Argyle of Clinton, uti0,104if the bride. Vtiit"Ind Mrs. James Nagel are residing in Stratford. it IS Air CHRISTMAS REMINDER This year's Christmas Message tower ta"ved DEC: 14 and 21 ISSUES OF THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR (either or both) s4.00 l TWE: GODERICH SIGNAL-STAR/524-031 ticultural Society, brought greetings and spoke of the work of the society. A .mouth organ solo was played by Ross Robinson accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Donald Haines.. Mrs. Bradnock thanked all who had decorated, Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs. Tom Jardin, Mrs. Ross Robinson and Mrs. Tom Haggitt, who was also convener of'theievening. The successful evening came to a.. close with the singing of the Queen with Mrs. Jackson at the piano. NEW TRUSTEE WELCOMED James Glousher was welcomed as the new Village Trustee last Saturday evening when the first meeting of their new year was held. Kenneth Scott and Warner Andrews were also present. Andrews was named chairman again and the minu`es were adopted as read by Frank Raithby. Chairman Andrews announced that things are underway for the new street lights. A letter was read from the southwestern Ontario Travel Guide but the 125th • Birthday Com- mittee had already sent in the information a month ago. Chairman Andrews thanked for all the donated labor when they were working on the big hill this past summer. It was deeply -„appreciated, he said. It was brought to the attention of the. Village Trustees that the fire bell is being rung at all hours of the evening alarming and disturbing residents. It was annoi'inced"that if anyone is caught ringing the .alarm, they are liable to a $500 fine. So, it is hoped that ,those young people will stfi and cause no moreltrou . Ken Scnity e;.pamed to the Blyth OM District FireDe.p� r,}n t to replace Safdy Andrews Iciploce No. FN011M– Seiko LC Digital Quartz' Chronograph. Stainless steel, black dial frame, water tested to 100 ft. (30 meters). Also available Irliyellow No. YHO12M Ladies' LC Digital Quartz. 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Two quilts were completed to have on hand for emergencies. Mrs. Maurice and Mrs. Barry Millian were in charge of the meeting and they conducted a worship service on "Daughters of King". The hymn, 0 Worship the King, was sung with Mrs. Millian as the pianist. President, Mrs. Donald Haines, presided for the business. The secretary's report was given by Mrs. Tom Jardin and Mrs. Oliver Anderson gave the financial statement. Plans were made for th Christmas' smorgasbord dinner and the program was an- nounced for December 13 at 12:30. Older members of the community will be invited as guests. The yearly, reports were presented and the revised catering prices as set in conjunction with the Women's Institute and Anglican Church Women,. were accepted. A donation of two quilts will be made to Five Oaks (these are to be quilted later) and the donation of a layette and afghan for the bale 'will be made in the Spring. Mrs. Haines closed the meeting with a prayer poem entitled, "Show us How". Unit I served lunch. The hostesses GODERICH SIONAf.-STAR, T1 LJRSDAY,.D .were Mrs. Tom Cun- niingban, Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer and Mrs. Dorothy Grange. SOCIAL NEWS The community ex- tends sympathy to Mrs. Bert Taylor on the death of her sister, Mrs. Emma Martin, who passed away last Friday. The community is pleased to report that Mrs. Elsie Scott is im- proving in St, Joseph's Hospital, London. The Children's Workshop is finishing the Nativity Scene and it is hoped that it will be dedicated next Sunday evening at 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Winners at the Tuesday M i t 7 , 1978,40,1M 13 evening euchre party were: high lady - Mrs. Major Youngblut; low lady - Mrs. Ila Bean; high man - Ben Hamilton; low man - Bob Armstrong and novelty -' Major Youngblut. a>a Santa and his sleigh have ,arrived at Man- chester Garden for the ChristmasSeason. Mrs, Orval Free is a _patient • in • Clinton Hospital. 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CASE CHOCOLATE BARS 1:?:4994 PLUS DEPOSIT L JELLOS & PUDDINGS FLAAVOLURS 26 OZ. BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT HOSTESS CHIPS HEINZ BABY FOOD 48994 ALL FLAVOURS LARGE BAG SELECTION 5 8 9 9 694 *Free Balloons & Lollipops for all children accom- panted by a parent or guardian while supplies last, compliments of Courtney Wholesale. *Free ashtray with every purchase over '5.00 or more. Plus many more instore specials. A. Kist Gingerale 30 OZ. BTL. 499 � PLUS DEPOSIT SEALTEST PARLOUR Ice Cream 1KG. 994 2 KG. $1.99 PRICES EFFECTIVE TIL SUN. DEC. 10TH OR WHILE STOCK LASTS BLACK'S GROCERP 187 BRITANNIA ROAD WEST AT WIDDER ST, "The little Store That Offers You More" • • 411 a INDIUM 1110111 ft Ilk •