The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-13, Page 11Art Club holds
• On the evening of
Saturday, December 8
the well attended annual
Christmas party for
members of the Goderich
Art Club was held at
Dungannon
doings
Marie Park correspondent
Mrs. Dora Marsh of Aub-
urn and Mrs. Edith Thomp-
son, Brampton called on Mel
Jones on Wednesday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Law-
son and Jimmy of Stoney
Point visited with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs: Marvin
Smith for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy
visited on Sunday, at Strath-
roy with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Eedy and family when the
families gathered for an early
Christmas.
Dr. S. C. Stothers of
Winnipeg spent Tuesday cal-
ling on friends in Lucknow
area and visited his cousin,
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Mrs, Mary Bere. he attended
a meeting in Stratford on -
Wednesday.
Sympathy is extended to
the families of the late Mrs.
Carman Feagen, who passed
away on Sunday in Univer-
sity Hospital, London.
We welcome Ed and Lau-
rie Godfrey back to the
village. They are now resid-
ing in the Eric Stewart
house, just east of Dawsons'
store.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kil-
gour, Laura and Mark of Kit-
chener and Douglas Smith
and family of London visited
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Mr. and Mrs. Max
Harper were special
guests from Woodstock.
The Reverend Arthur
Young asked the blessing
before everybody en-
joyed a delicious festive
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present during amusing, square danced called by
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er? skill testing games.a
candlelight buffet supper.
Gailya Maguire gave
an interesting review of
the club's activities in
1979 and announced the
new officers for 1980. She
was presented with a cup
and saucer as gift of
appreciation for the
excellent leadership
given in the past year.
Later Lu Legg 'led the
joyful singing of
Christmas carols to the
skillful accompaniment
of Edwina McKee at the
piano.
Talented Colleen
Maguire delighted the
group with her beautiful
voice as well as expertly
played guitar and mouth
organ when ,she sang and.
played a selection of
Alpha discussesclothes for disabled
BY PHYLLIS COX
A line of comfortable,
easy on, easy care gar-
ments has been
developed to help the
disabled look and feel
great. This clothing is
available through
Comfort Clothing Ser-
vices of Kingston at
medium range prices.
Elaine Townshend
brought this company's
catalogue to a recent
meeting of Alpha Huron
for the members'
perusal. It includes styles
for men and women.
Alpha Huron now has
the catalogue on file for
anyone interested.
Donna Clark of
Waterloo spoke to Alpha
Huron about her work as
co-ordinator for UHGO
(United • Handicapped
Groups of Ontario) for
Central Western Ontario.
Donna, a graduate of
Guelph University, is
with UHGO on a
Secretary of State grant.
Alpha Huron President,
Pat Watson, thanked
Donna and assured her
Robertson
Round -up
STUFF BOXES
Mr. Matthies' Grade 5
and 6s are making "Stuff
Boxes".
Each person has a
different topic to do.
Each box has to con-
tain: a.list of reference
books, a short book
written by the person -
about the subject, pic-
tures, game (made by the
person) and a list of
reference films.
The students are
having fun doing them!
MOVIE
On Monday, November
19, Mr. Ritchie's Grade 7
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for.
that •
special
someone...
class put on a movie,
entitled, "The Swiss
Family Robinson", the
new version.
The money raised will
go toward the student
council and the
playground equipment.
SKATING
On Wednesday,
November 21, Mr. Rit-
chie's Grade 7s and Mr.
Bogie's Grade 8s went
skating at the arena.
They played broom -
ball, ice hockey and
practised skating skills.
Mrs. Pare ac-
companied them.
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elours
Simply scrumptious, andovailable
in a wide range of
Pants, Skirts, Tops
& Jackets
clothes
closet/
eic
that, as a member group
of UHGO, Alpha Huron
would work for the good
of all.
Alpha Huron meets
again on Tuesday,
January 22 at 8 p.m. in
Clinton Public School.
lively songs.
Laughter
was ever
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Frank Warnock won the
Championship Turnip
Trophy.
Occasional confusion
a toe tapping
during
Beryl Harper added to
the general merriment.
A special reminder was
given to all members: the
studio will be closed until
January 9,1980.
THIS MONTH'S
GUEST SPEAKEFI:
BOB
GIBSON
BOB GIBSON ,s President of the Orangewtle Chapter of
FGBMFI as wen as a member of the Board of Duecrors of Bill
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Prankari EvangeLst,c Association 4 resident of Orangeville,Bob ,s employed as Sales Admmstr8,o5 Manager at
Northern Telcom Canada Ltd In Brampton. Ontario
became a Christian early m lite. however, about b
years ago he experienced dissatisfaction and dryness ,n his
Christian rile In his search for "something more" he
received rhe Baptism ,n the Holy Spirt God has blessed his
lite and given him many opportun,r,es to share these
blessings with others
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