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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-20, Page 23MAURICE INER REAL ESTATE LIMITED 34 STANLEY STREET GODIERICH 524-2966 "CAU US—TO WELCOME YOU HOME" The management and staff of Maurice Gardiner Real Estate Limit wish all our friends in Goderich and surrounding areas a v.ery, very Merry Christmas and a Happy, Prosperous New Year. We would like to add our personal thankyou to the many people who used our Real .Estate. services in 1979 and ex- tend a cordial welcome to everyone to call for your real estate requirements in 1980. * MAURICE GARDINER * PETER BETTGER * PETER MacEWAN * MARILYN MacCUSPEY * STEVE GARDINER * PETER DAMSMA * PAT WHITE • RE [ ESTATE As BAILEY Indoor or outdoor One room or every room FOR ALL YOUR LIGHTING NEEDS If we howen't gee it in stock ,..check our catalogues PIER LIGHTING STUDIO 62 WEST ST, 524-2261 Real Estate Ltd. Clinton Phone: 482-9338 Residence: 523-9338 HULLETT TWP. - 10 acres with 4 bdrm. home and large workshop. Low down payment. 18 ACRES - near Varna, new home, very scenic. HULLETT PA1P-. -6 acre hog - operation, liquid cleanout. Good brick home. MORRIS TWP. - 2 Miles from Blyth on IA acre lot,..7 rm. brick .home in like new condition. Heated workshop. FOOD FOR THOUGHT Mincing your words makes it easier if you have to eat them later; GODERI-CH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMAR 20, 1979—PAGE 23 Home from Florida BY MARIE PARK Mrs. Cecil Blake returned home on Friday, after spend- ing a month in Tamarack, Florida with Mrs. Richard Kilpatrick at her winter home there Mrs— Jescie_Kirkland of Lucknow also visited the month and returned home with Mrs. Blake. David and Dorothy Bere visited Betty and Brad Lewis RENT With OPTION 3 bedroom 1 1/2 storey 3 bedroom 1 storey 2 bedroom 1 storey W.I. HUGHES REALTY LTD. 524-9131 OR DON OR ALFREDA 524-4226 REALTY WORLD W.J. Hughes REALTY LIMITED 524-8100 May your road be smooth and your fOrtunes wide, And those you loire be at your side. In the holiday's finest tradition we extend warm wishes and sincere thanks for your continuing faith and trust. '-‘atita arri%e. 1'''trip.Chrktmo., 1•4114-4, 1(1 1111. front the .41111 at W.J. HUGHES •EBB ROSS 524-8786 • NORMA TAYLOR 524-8480 --NTON-McCAULEY 524-4226 *RITA ALLEN-3-24=64W— •HAROLD ERB 565-2828 •DEB SHEWFELT 524-9581 •SHARON ELLIOTT 529-7281 • HUGO VERMEESCH 482-3805 •BILL LOUGHEED 524-6063 •ALFREDA McCAULEY 524-4226 We got the whole group together... eRRy hRamas From the Management and staff of: ALEXANDER & CHAPMAN REALTY LIMITED ALEXANDER, BANTER & MacEWAN INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 10 THE SQUARE, GODERICH 524=2177 < ALEX JEFFREY CHARLIE BRUINSMA VIC FOX EDNA JEFFREY KEN THOMPSON ANNA MELSKI MARJORIE McQUIRE PAUL ZURBRIGG to wish all our friends and customers a very,IMerry Christmas! Wishing yu all the best in the New Year 4, fl in Kitchener on the weekend. Brad Park spent the week- end in Goderich with Chris Good and family. We welcome to the village Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Men- gers and family. They are residing in the former Jack Phillips house. Frank Thompson of Kin- cardine, formerly of the village, was admitted to Uni- versity Hospital, London on Saturday. Hope the stay is not too long Frank. The executive of the Birth- day ,celebrations for 1980 report there are only a few tickets left for the draw on the 20 inch colour portable T.V. to be drawn on Christ- mas eve at the West Wawa - nosh offices. Drawing the ticket will be Suzanne Alton, daughter of Ken and Ruth Alton, a student at Brookside School who was the winner of the crest contest conducted recently to determine a crest to be used on t -shirts, mugs, etc. On Saturday,. Santa paid an early visit to the village when he visited the many children who gathered at the Agriculture. Hall for a Christ- mas party. Mrs. Mary Bere ran the projector and showed the film "Santa Came", courtesy of the Goderich library. Following the film, Santa made his appearance and handed out treats to all the children present. Any boy 16 and under in the Dungannon area wishing to play hockey Saturday morning in Lucknow please .call 529-7719 for a ride or More information. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Deeves celebrated their wed- ding;.' anniversary recently, with the occasion of a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith. Ken Eggleston, 10 -year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. erry-EgfglestonT(Fay Pear - son) underwent_surgery at. Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto the first part Of December..Following his re- lease, problems developed and he had to return to hospital, where he was re- leased again on December 17.. His grandmother, Mrs. Nels -Pearson, stayed with her daughter, Sharon, Mrs. Leonard Heggs and husband at St. Catharines for a few days, so as to have a shorter drive to Toronto. DUNGANNON U.C.W. Dungannon. U.C.W. held their December meeting on Wednesday evening in the church basement in the form of a pot luck dinner with, the Willing Workers as guests. There were 27 in attendance to enjoy the delicious meal. Mr. Cowan led a sing song accompanied by Mts. Jean Elliott at the piano. A film, "The Owl Called My Name", was shown. Diane Park thanked the —Tadies of the U.C.W. for inviting the Willing Workers. Gloria Pearson thanked Amy Wiggins for her work as president during the past year. Mrs. Wiggins replied graciously, commenting on — -the willing co-operation she had received from the mem- bers. A thank you letter was read froni the Oxford Centre which received the U.C.W. quilt. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH About 50 people attended a mystery supper on Satur- day at the Christian Fellow- ship Church. This event was sponsored by the Youth Group of the church. An interesting time was had by all, as they ordered their meal from the menu on which the items were dis- guised by strange names and descriptions. Following the supper a time of Christmas carol sing- ing was enjoyed. The Christmas Sunday School program was Sunday evening in the church. The junior members of the Sun- day School contributed in songs, recitations, and a rhythm band. The young people put on a Christmas play, and then led the con- gregation in a candlelighting ceremony. Pastor Lawrence was chairman for the program, and Douglas Zehr, from Lon- don, gave a brief message explaining the meaning of the candlelighting part of the service. There was a good turnout in spite of the cold, stormy weather. DUNGANNON UNITED CHURCH The Sunday morning ser- vice in the United Church followed the Whitev Gift pro - ,gram with the Sunday School participating. Mr. Wayne, Snyder, superintendent, read the Leader's parts with the various classes doing readings and songs with great effectiveness. Wien Elliott accompanied the children on the piano. The choir sang, "Go Tell It On The Mountain", led by ' organist, Mrs. Jean Elliott. Mr. Cowan gave a short talk on "It's the Little Things that Count". On the previous two Sundays purple candles were lit for Repentance. Jim Wright lit the ink candle for Joy and the congregation sang- "Joy to the -Worttr*:— — The children placed their White Gift envelopes in a chest for the purpose and all loose change on the offering plates will go to White Gift also. A certain amount of this goes to the local Family Services and the rest tCo World Missions. BROOKSIDE BROADCAST By Lisa Brown and Annette Curran On Monday, December 1Gth, Mr. Dick from the Guidance Department at Goderich High School, came to talk to the •Grade 8 students who will be going to Goderich High School about their optional courses. • On Thursday, December 13, Rev. Sonderup of Wing - ham, spoke to Room 11 and 12 on South Africa. Rev. Sonderup was born in South Africa and he has lived in Canada only two years. The film, "The Owl Called His Name", was viewed by sen- ior students on Thursday also. The students taking part in the Christmas Concert have been practising all week. The' concert was held on Tuesday, December 18. The Senior Volleyball Tournament will be, held at Goderich High School on Saturday, December 15. Those playing are going in by bus. • The girls' hockey game on Friday at Lucknow arena resulted in a tie. ••F ,:,„:,,,i••••••. • As we gather together to share the blessings and joy of the holiday with those we love, we greet old friends and say thanks. 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