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Mrs. Tom Haggitt, returned home from
Mrs. Bob Peck, Mrs. Goderich hospital after
Lillian Letherland, Mrs. being hospitalized for two
Frank Raithby and Mrs. weeks with pneumonia.
Eleanor Bradnock at- Mrsr C.M. Robertson of
tended the Iluron County Goderich visited last
Rally of the WI at Monday with Mr. and
Elimvale last Monday. Mrs. Oliver Anderson.
The winner of the Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Auburn and District Powell and Mn and Mrs.
Lions Club Lottery draw Terry Powell visited last
last week was Wayne weekend with Mr. and
Smith of London. Mrs. Wayne Powell and
Christine, Ronda and Gordon at St. Catharines.
Jennifer Stadelmarin of Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Blyth spent the holiday Powell also visited with
her father, Mr. Garry
Ward at Thorold.
Mr. Mark Gardhouse
and Miss Alison Kenny of
Toronto visited on the
weekend with Mrs. Beth
Lansing.
weekend with their
grandmother, Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock.
The sympathy of this
community is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Livermore and family of
Fordwich. in the death of
his mother, Mrs. Norman
Livermore of Clinton last
week.
Mrs. Harry Cieslar and
daughter Sarah of
Goderich visited last
Wednesday with Mrs.
Cieslar's parents Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Arthur.
Mr. Lorne Popp,
Debbie, Betty. and David
of Blyth and Miss Diane
Popp of Mount Forest
attended the Conestoga
College convocation when
Mrs. Lorne (Evelyn)
Popp graduated on
September 29. ,
Guests last weekend
with Minnie and Ella
Wagner and Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson were
Miss Marcella Herman,
Landon Mrs-: Rose
Herman, Mrs. George
Merklinger and Mrs.
Verda Merklinger, all of
Tavistock; . Mrs. Dunc
Legge, Mrs. Larry
Turvey and Miss Marie
Youngbl.ut all of Wood-
stock; Mrs. Lorne Daer,
Tham-esford and Mrs.
Mary Johnston and
Jennifer of London.
. Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Popp of
RR1; Auburn, who
celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary on
October 9.
Mr. Bill Riddell of
Manitou, Manitoba is
visiting with his nieces will meet Monday,
nephews in the
village: October 15 at 7:30 p.m. in
the town council
chambers, town hall.
The Godelich Airport
Horticultural
Society
The Horticultural
Society met last Monday
for an open meeting in the
Coin•munity Hall.
The president, Mrs.
Dorothy Grange opened
with a poem, followed by
song with Mrs. Donald
Haines as •, pianist. She
welcomed all to the
meeting and mouth organ
solos werce played by Mr.
Ross Robinson ac-
companied by Mrs.
Haines.
Mrs. Grange in-
_ troduced the guest
speaker Mr. Heinz
Hoernig of Benmiller. His
topic was the Maitland
Trail Association which
was established in 1975 by
the ministry of natural
resources. He told about
the trail from Goderich to
Auburn along the banks
of the Maitland River and
showed interesting
pictures and many wild
flowers that are found
along the trail at all
seasons of the year. He
stated that in the near
future. it is hoped to
continue the trail up to
Wingham along the b.anks
of this picturesque river.
Civic Corner
Goderich Town Council
Mt': and Mrs. Ed
Haines of Niagara Falls
visited on the weekend
with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Haines. Mr."
and Mrs. Ron Livermore,
Robbie, Donnie and
Philip of Fordwich were
also guests.
Mrs. Ian Clark and wee
daughter •Leah arrived
home last Monday from
Goderich hospital, a wee
sister for Melissa and
Sarah. Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ron
Elliott of Toronto spent
the,Thanksgiving holiday
with- her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Miller.
Miss Carol Beadle of
Kitchenerspent the
weekend with her mother
Mrs. Iona Beadle and
brother, Mr. Gordon
Beadle.
The weekly euchre
parties have started each
Tuesday evening at 8
sharp. The prize
winners were: novelty,
Mrs. Tom Jardin; high
lady, MrS. Donald
Haines; low lady, Mrs.
Tom Tardin; high man,
William J. Craig; low
man, Mike Mason.
Mrs. Tom Lawrence
Committee will meet „
Wednesday, October 17 at
7-30 p.m. in thecouncil
chambers, town hall.
C.G.I.T. rally
to be held
October 13th offers a great
opportunity for C.G.I.T. girls
and leaders in the Tri -County
areas of Bruce, Huron and
Perth to experience fellow-
ship .and become better
acquainted. The Girls' Rally
will be held in Listowel and
will offer fun, music, games,
discussion, worship, crafts
and • Jamboree news.
Guaranteed
Investment
Certificates
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W.E. (TED) WILLIAMS 1
524-7102 or 524-7665
$ IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT $
Plan to attend
MONTE CARLO NIGHT
An evening of entertainment and dancing
SATURDAY, SEPT. 13, 1980.
at the
GODERICH MEMORIAL COMMUNITY CENTRE
Three big Draws will be made
1. $2,500.00
2. $1,500,00
3. $500®00
Admission: A Goderich Mini Lottery Stub
"IT IS STILL NOT T00 LATE"
Tickets are available at the Recreation Of-
fice 524 -8373 -or The Town Hall 524-8344.
Auburn
news
Eleanor Bradnox'k. correspondent
59h-7595
Mr. Donald Haines A letter regarding the
thanked Mr. Hoernig and Indoor Gardening course
presented him with a gift. was read and leaders will
The minutes of the try and go. The Family
executive meeting were Night in November was
read by the secretary r1,cr''lcend nnri the ever'ut The Walkerburn Club
Mrs. Tom Haggitt. ive will plan this event. held their monthly
The nominating com- meeting at the home of
mittee Mrs. Haines, Mrs. Mrs. Stewart Ball, Mrs,
Ernest Durnin and Mrs. Ronald Gross presided
John Durnin were asked and opened the meeting
to prepare the slate of with the poem and prayer
was led by Mrs. Lloyd
McClinchey.
Mrs. McClinchey read
a letter requesting the
support be raised to $19
per month and a motion
by Mrs. Elliott Lapp and
Mrs. McClinchey was
accepted to do this and
also continue the bir-
thday and Christmas
gifts of $5 to the foster
child.
The draw prize,
donated by Mrs. Stewart.
Ball, was won by Mrs.
Tom Cunningham and
Mrs. McClinchey had -a
very interesting contest
using unknown words
from the dictionary.
officers for 1980.
A vote of thanks was
given to the committee
who• prepared the float
for the 125th birthday
party and those who put
up the arms and the
flower baskets. Also
special thanks to Mr.
Robert Worsell and Mrs.
Grange for taking the
baskets down.
A beautiful display of
chrysanthemums and
roses and other fall
flowers brought by the
members were enjoyed.
Walkerburn Club
Holrnesvilie United Church
celebrates 100th birthday
By
Blanche Deeves
The 100th hirthda,y of
the Holmesvillc United
Church was celebrated
last Sunday with a good
attendance. Greeting the
congregation, at the door
were Mrs. Irene Cudmore
and Mrs. Isobel Harris.
Rev. and' Mrs.
Oestreicher, Jonathon
and'Jeffer•ey came to the
service by horse and
buggy driven by Bob
French of Mitchell.
The church was nicely
decorated by the ladies of
the 'church with fall
flowers. oil lamps, fruits
and vegetables, The
entire choir was dressed
in clothes of many years
ago.
Hugh Lobb led the
congregation in the
singing' of "Old Tyme
Hymns". The Snell
Family sang several
modern hymns which
were enjoyed by the
congregation: Rec.
Oestreicher. gave the
announcements at which
time he read a letter of
congratulations on the
Holmesviile Church's
1000 birthday . from St.
James Middleton
congregation, the only
other Church in Goderich
Township, and sent by
Rev. Wm, Bennett. The
Centennial hymn was
sung by all. The words
and music were written
by Hugh Lobb and Verna
Lobb.
,Murray Draper
brought the organ to the
church that was in the
Ebenezer Church, when
Mr. Irwin Tebbutt was
organist. Mrs. Charotte
Norman played the piano
along with Mrs. Lobb on
the electric organ. Rev.
Douglas Ross gave the
Sermon. The offering was
received by Don Harris,
Harold' Jantze, Alvin
Betties, Gerry Ginn.
An enjoyable time was
enjoyed ' by all at the
coffee ° hour which,
followed the service.
Miss Jean Blaney and
Miss Fern Foster of
Toronto spent a weekend
.recently with Alvin and
Barb Betties.
Ken and Kay Harris
had an enjoyable holiday
in Orillia with George and
Ann Wise.
Donna and Harold
Tyndall will be
celebrating their. 40th
anniversary Friday
evening in Holmesville.
Good wishes only.
Gordon and Joyce
Scllwood, Lee and Kim
all of ,Barrie spent the
weekend with Joyce -Zs
parents, Jean and
Clarence Perdue.
On Sunday for
Thanksgiving dinner
guests with Clarence and'
Jean Perdue' were the
Sellwoods of Barrie,
Jerry and Debbie Perdue
and Julie" Botonga all of
London. Don and Bonnie
Lockwood and Sean,
Edward and Blanche
Deeves.
Betty and Ross
Feagan, Doug and Genny
Bland were dinner guests
on the weekend with Don
and Isobel Harris.
. The October meeting of
the Goderich Township
Women's Institute was
held Monday evening
Picture
yourself....
in one of our good used
cars or trucks, Right now,
our selection of used pick-
up trucks is quite excep-
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in one of our many
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with Molly Cox at the
piano. Hazel McCreath
•presided at the meeting
and Bernice Mcllwain
read the
report
Alice Porter, Hazel
McCreath and Bernice
Mcllwain went to Fan-
_shawe Park to meet three
ladies and a man from
'England. The three ladies
were members of the W.I.
in England. They' were
not enjoying the crickets
as they made so much
noise. Theydon't have
crickets in England they
said.
The guest speaker was
unable .to attend this
meeting, so Phyllis
Harrison_ gave Iwo. .:
readings and.held a game
contest-.
secretary's
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Sun., Oct. 14
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