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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-10-18, Page 13The Goderich Shoppers Square Association unveiled new signs this week that will be placed along Highways 21 and 8. Association members Elliott Rivett, Gord Henderson and Larry Rieck display one of the 15 signs that will be -erected along the two entrances to town. (photo by Dave Sykes) Manor to host bazaar On October 31 the residents of Maitland Manor will be hosting their second annual bazaar. During the past year, the residents have been working on many projects - ceramics and crafts as well as gar- dening. They are justly proud of their efforts over the past year and are looking forward to showing all this work to their friends an relatives in the area at the time of the bazaar. As all work and no play is never good at any time, the residents are involved in other things as well. They have been taking part in the swimming prog'ram at Vanastra since July and have made surprising progress. For some it was the first time Holmesville ladies meet Ilear re art On Tuesday afternoon, October 9, the Holmesville UCW met in the church with Mrs. . Irene Cudmore and her group in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Isobel Sturdy read the scripture and the Thanksgiving Meditation, and Mrs. Margaret Yeo received the offering. Readings were given by Mrs. Isobel Sturdy and Mrs. Margaret Y eo. A humorous skit was presented by Mrs. Grace Walter, Mrs. Margaret Yeo and Mrs. Irene Cudmore. The meeting was turned over to Mrs. Isobel Sturdy for the business. Mrs. Phyllis Cox gave an interesting account of the West Huron Fall Rally held in the Benmiller Church. Plans were made for the bazaar to be held in the White Carnation on Nov. 7. Mrs. Verna Lobb read "What a grandmother is" written by an eight-year- old girl. The members enjoyed singing together a GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1979—PAGE 13 f West Hur Holmesville news erg Blanche Deeves, corre the new humn of praise in the October "Observer", with Mrs. Verna Lobb at the piano. The pennies were counted and Mrs. Jean Ginn's side won. No one is really a loser this year, as each one who saved pennies is invited to a dinner at the White Carnation at 7 p.m, Tuesday, October 30. Mrs. Bessie Townshend's group (the losers) are to be responsible for the entertainment after the dinner. Last Sunday morning before the worship. hour spondent 482-3383 in Holmesville United Church, Mr. Irvine Tebbutt played the beautiful antique organ, presently owned by -Murray Draper of Clinton. It used to be ,the proud possession of Ebeneezer United Church where Mr. Tebbutt was organist for 24 years. Personals Mr. and Mrs. William (Peggy) Yeo of Victoria, B.C. spent their holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Yeo. Miss Karen McGregor. of Ann Arbor spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Yeo and Doug. Happy birthday to twb 'young •ladies in. Holmesville - a mother and daughter! Mrs. Arabell Bushell of London has been visiting with Alvin and Barb Betties and other relatives in tire Clinton area. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morrow of Brighton, Michigan have been visitors with Alvin and Barb Betties. n rally �Y+ In farm financial matters farm experience Matters... . and that is just what you can count on, farm financial experience, when you team up with the Royal Bank. Here is. FARMPLAN ... the Royal Bank's financial services package that provides Line -of -Credit Financing including•Credit for operating, expansion and improvements. Here is FARMPLAN Creditor Life Insurance, the FARMCHEK Business Record System, FARMPLAN Income Opportunities and total AGRICULTURAL, DEPARTMENT Services. Here too is the ROYFARM MORTGAGE Program. Your Royal Bank manager will be pleased to discuss FARMPLAN and the many other Royal Bank services with you. ROYAL BANK serving Agriculture 158 THE SQUARE, GODERICH 524-2620 "THE CHALLENGER - For Service that's tough to beat" OKS GALORE — PAPERBACKS — BOOKS GALORE — HARD otewart Steenstra, owner of the Burger Bar and the .Coffee Cart, .has now opened' the Burger Palace at 87 Kingston Street. It is a restaurant which also - 'features take-out food, most;il rte hamburgers. Stewart says he opened the Burger Palace to pick in a pool so naturally they approached it with caution. To others, it presented a tremendous challenge. One of our residents, Bea Bradford, has been able to manage ten lengths of the pool. - -_ Fantastic! This f1'rogram will continue until November. The bowling season has started again. This is a favourite with the residents. Vito Barbaro is the top bowler thus far bu_t'this is always subject__ to change! The residents have a very good com- petitive spirit. The residents enjoy movies with Maurice Wilkinson • on Monday nights and take an active part with Gord Harrison on rhythm band nights. The following new residents are welcomed to the Manor: Everett Taylor, Sophie Bowra, Jane Lumly, Florence Bowen and Lue1(a Gaw. The residents would like, at this time, to thank their volunteers who are so dedicated and work so hard. They would also like toappeal to other people in the community with a few hours to spare. It would be so much help. And they also wish to extend an invitation to one and all to come visit on Wednesday, October -• — 31 at 2 p.m. for the bazaar. up some of the summer tourist trade. The building with large sigriis easily, seen from the Five Points intersection by travellers going through Goderich. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) ON OUR WOOD ,BURNING - STOVES AND FIREPLACE CONVERTER KIT 1 CHILDREN'S BOOKS FINCitieRs COVER BOOKS — to at. FINCH ER'S, Shoppers Square, Goderich BOOKSGALORE ,, WITH TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVEU and at LEISURE WORLD, Suncoast Mall, Hwy. 21S BESTSELLING PAPERBACKS FICTION 1. Chesapeake, James Michener 2. SS -GB, Len Deighton 3. Evergreen, Belva Plain 4. The Far Pavilions, M. M. Kaye 5. Fools Die, Mario Puzo 6. Sisters and Strangers, Helen van Slyke 7. Ashes in the Wind, Kathleen Woodiwiss 8. Scruples, Judith Krantz 9. Wifey, Judy Blume 10. The World According to Garp, John Irving THE CARMOR CHEATER An instant fireplace converter kit that beats the cost of heat Dungannon... • from page 12 service,in his home church for their "lay" Sunday. _Effective-Oetober-28--the Official Board has approved the following time change for the winter months: Dungan- non service at 11 a.m. and Nile service at 1.30 p.m. We revert to standard time on October 28 also. Nursery Care, thanks to the Willing Workers, is being provided in Dungan- non during the, church` serv- ice for babies and small children: A Music Workshop is being conducted in Main Street United Church, Mit- chell on October 27 by Kris and Ron Klusmeier. Choir members plan to attend. Old Timer Wood Stoves •Heats approximately '1500 square feet Height 32" Width 24" -'Depth 27" The Stoveworki EnergyCentre 200 Main Street 31 South Street LIJCAid Ontario 227-4343 GODERICH ,4, ntario 524-4444 BOOKS GALORE NON-FICTION, 1. Pulling Your Own Strings, Wayne W. Dyer 2. The Amityville'Horror, Jay Anson 3. Beyond Reason, Margaret Trudeau 4. lq Search of History, Theodore H. White S. Metropolitan Life, Fran Lebowitz 6. Nurse, Peggy Anderson . 7,,My Country, Pierre Berton 8. The Canadian Establishment (Revised Edition), Peter Newman • 9. 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