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We are going t9 start the New
•.Yeamoffv- right -1 at least.
, group has decided to do this. go
?many times I have asked the
Service Clubs, Women's Groups
and other groups to tell me of
their plans and projects and I
will help, them to bp...adeast it.
Some have taken ;Up -my offer
and send me notes and. letters or
contact me thre' the Signal Star,
and they tell me they have been
very happy with the larger
crowds and better response they
thave had with their plans. So,
4) once again I invite you to send
me„yOur bits of interest and I
will help you all I can:,,' •
To get back ,to my second.
group of the year to give me
news, the .Colborne ladies • and
their Country Fair. Do you
know why their last Christmas
Fair was such •a great sucese?
That's right -they PLANNED 'it
months ahead and, they kePt it
fresh in _everyone's mind by
talking about it - often!
• With the great increase in
Crafts and Crafts people - AND
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customers they haye to have
more room to -accommodate all.
thiS. So in that fine old building,
CARLOW HALL, they find
tKeize are •still five bedrooms
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being used for, Atoring.
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nothing in particular so they
..,:.4e2(§,ided to d� some renovating
and -they have, their plans all
ready. Card parties, luck)/ draws.,
• entertainment,sbazaars and other
affairs will raise money for this
project. Come next , Christmas
Fair you won't know the place!
Anyone interested' in helping
will be very welcome. I will yeep
you posted from time to tini on.
dates/ for these affairs,- so vou
BINGO at -LEGION HALL
Saiurday, -January 18.
- at 8:30 0.m.
15 GAMES —$1.O0
”TFie prize for each-r-refulat: game will be $12.00
4 Share -The -Wealth Jackpot Combined
JACKPOT OF $85.00 IN 57 CALLS -
svansored by Branch 104 RDY'AL CANADIAN LEGION
No One Under 16 Permitted To Play
HURON
CHRISTIAN MEN
ASSOCIATION
BANQUET - PIZZA PATIO
FEBRUARY 11
HEAR.• Ex -Convict ,JAN MOLCJAN tells his
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experience from prison to pulpit.
MUSIC. Supplied the DUBECK,FA.IVII LY ,of
* KitCpener.
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'EVERYONE•
• 'Girls, boys, Women, Men, all
• are cordially welcome,,to an
evening of Christian Fellowship.
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Tickets $3 Each Now ,On Sale At
ANDERSON'S BOOK CENTFiE
33 East St: • Goderich
I-IENDERSON'S BOOK STORE
•The4quare Goderich
• X\
• THEATRE
• GODtRICH
ON THE SQUARE'
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can get in on the fun too.. "No Filmed highlights of shows
.children allowed in the ptesented for U.S, troops in
Auditorium" - "without.: Japan, Koreil, Okinawa,
parental control" - should haVe T,hailand, - Vietnam and Guam
been added. • be telecast in colour -on the
You all know how wild it was
up there,. for a long time, with
:the children • having, a Wonderful
time racing around, kicking
cups, wrestling - and in. general
Making , ;" real nuisance of
• themseltres:- If you 'asked them' tO
slow down you got an earful Of
'SASS'. So, we know the reason
.forthe sign,- but it was poorly
worded as some people took
•exception to it and claimed
they'd "never go back if they '
can't take their' kids"-, That, of
'.'bourse, was Making a mountain
out of.a mole hill, because we all
know we WANT,parents to tiring
tbeir children. You .-just cant
hold, :them down, so what's
wrong with them, running
downstairs? They can be upstairs.
with you, of course, but they
can get everything they need at
the lunch counter down there
and everybody is happy: So,
come on, kids, bring your dads
- (and mothers if possible) and
we will let THEM., run upstairs;
while you have fun downstairs! I
think that's a pretty good
arrangement, don't you? -
Pat Osborne tells me the K.
of C. are. having a, Valentine's
Party on -February 7 at the
.Legion. Once . again they're
specializing in 'good food
(German), good :orchestra -7
Bluetones - and good fun: Write
it in on your Calendar, you
won't want to miss it as there is
'a 60 couple limit.
This Thursday at St. Peter's
Parish Hall - ladies please bring
lunch - a good old Euchre party.
Play as fast as you like (and get
first prize!) 8:30 sharp'. %
peat'
remote,posts' along the•DIVZ and Tam ,and Cu Chi, in addition'to
in strategic .cosstt'llimtnto giving. shows aboard the US$
greet ors Wict could not travel' ' 1-1Aneoefe ,and s the. 458S ..I'slev'v •
tarenough trom their vita‘posts Jersey which were in the South
Bwill ob Hope Christmas Special, to to attend full shows • China Sea off the coast of South
.
Okinawa was the next stop Vietnam.
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be seen (*the CBC TV network, on the trip, after which the. ' The final show of the tau
Thursday,. January 16 ak .8:30 group proceeded to Thailand. Was presented at Guam as the
p.m. EST R (Colour). -.N Three different bases wdre host '., trOupe returned to the United
The 90 minute spal• is the to the ,Hope troupe during their 'States. This year's rot, wasthe
result of a 26,000 mile -triP, staylin'Thailand. • ,, • ', largest ever 'assembled,. by Hope
Hope's 18th. Yuletlfig expedition , In Vietnam, Hope played , (24 pebple), with- technician's
to entertain .serVitemen in the Long Binh, 4Cam ,Ranlh, Ray,, and :production crew 'bringing
Far East and Southeast Asia. Danang, Chu Lai, Phu Cat, Donthe entourage td 77 people -
The cast w,as- headed by •
Ann -.Margaret, Les Brown andL of•• ' ',
his Band of Rehown,, Singer, ,- ' . .
Linda Bennett, i Miss World i e in Faraway • Codntries
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(Penelope Pliimmer- of„....• !.. _ ..•
comedy troosamPolinist .GDicktis Shown O
Australia)n -Childre
, Revelt - rier,
Apers, the „Honey Ltd. (a • •
singing _ group) ,-' and the
Golddiggers,, (a dozen singing
Of The' World Series •
and dancing girls).•
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•The Hope entourage spent
Nicholas- Mignanwande is fl Educational Television of the
two days in Japan, touring q years old. He lives in a village United States.
hospitals • where the . Vietnam built on stilts, 'standing in a huge Dahomey, subject of the first
wounded were patients and lagoon. He travels back - and • film, is a nemtly-independent
•giving one complete show. Next
they traveled to Korea where, in
addition to giving three shows,
Hope and. his.,group traveled to
Harmony, Circle
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• The • Harmony Circle held
their first meeting . of the new
year on January 8 in Victoria
Street United Church beginning
at 6:30 p.m. •with a _pot: luck
supper. •
The meeting opened with the
call to worship, then Mrs.
• Charles Boddy conducted the
devotions beginning with a
"New year's thought about
Prayer". The hymn -"We give•
Thee but Thine own" was sung
followed by • the scripture
reading frorn-St. MatehewT-
: Martha. Mrs. 'Boddy read a meditation
on ,prayer, also the story of "The
Prayiilg Hands". The hymn "All
praise to Thee, my God, this
night": was spiv, then . a prayer
was given. •.
• Mrs. Leonard 'Ffarman led the
Maness .session; dtiring which
lime, several nloney making •
projects for this year were •
discussed and decided. on. The.
minutes of the last nieetibrwere
read and the tre_asurer's 4eport
Was given. ..The offering . was
received and dedicated.
The roll call was answered by
payingftembership
Nineteen meinbers and *. one
Vlisitor were present. Two of the
ladies- Who • joined 'lire new
membeas to the Unit.•
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The programmefor the'
evening included poems,
readings ineContests or/Tared
and given, by the progOrnme
committee, Mrs. Ben , Freeman,„
-Mrs. Leonard Harman, --Miss•
Margaret • Brindley arid.
:James Robertson.
The meeting was closed with
the benedictiOn.
Reflection
Groups
Invited To
Hold
interfaith
Discussions
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The - Renewal Centre in
.Londtin, Ontario is planning to
involve Over l0.c)00 persons in a,
one-night Interfaith Reflection
•"tiroup Yrogrem dunhg Christian
,tnity Week, January 18 t� 25.
7s..\
There are organized
Reflection' Groups, in Bodericli.
'The tremendous undertaking
will be a follow-up project to -the
five -meeting' -Reflection Group:
Phase " of Renewal . '.69. The
Reflection Grou'Os met across
Southwestern Ontario . as the
second7phas-e of the spiritual
.renewal -,Of 90 Roman Catholic
parishes and • 20 ,Protestant
churches from Sarnia to Simeoe,
from Chatham to Stratford.
Wev glanY clu‘
eepi, \he\\, >ction \N
go' g after the first bf.the year,"
Father • J. dlaude Primeau,
director of Renewal' '69 said.
added, "Sincethe? groups are
' organized already, it has been
, suggested by clergy and laity
that , for one night„-. during
:Christian ..: Unity Week, each
group invite two or three
coupk, from. another church to
participate in the group -
discussion."
• Persons who will Meet for the
Interfaith Reflection ' Croup.
meeting during Christian Unity
-,digasAig.-4„q1.10.2t111.g...
questions: "How can the people
ofthe parish get to know
neighbouring.shurches better? If
:it -is, trne—that,Christians
. team from one another and can
help one another become better, ..
how can we in this pariSh help -
relro-i-v—Chligrighl-grfrgitelind .
What dayou_believe is the Most
corn mo n attitude which '
Christians have toward, fellow •
Christians - suspfcion, .0 fear,
curiosity, openness, friendlinesS?
How can we overcome any
negative attitudes which may
exist? What beliefs Artd_Praetit_P•5 _
are • shared by nearly all
Christians'? How would a layman
• or laywoman act as "yeast" if he
or sie, had the type of
• emplayment.you have? How can
parish organjzations he renewed
so thft-layinen can bring real
problems and those of ttie world
int() the open there?" °
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, For• further information
pertaining to'''. Interfaith
• _Reflection •Grolifis during
_f_Vistian !nit ` kindly
.con1 act f he Retlicwal Centre, 282
York l reel , 1.0nrion, or
'Vele Pho n 133 5661 or •
-1 :1,3 761 I ' A n 0 ne ran
n I i)4,,c Qrotir.:: ally
, , low
PANAVISION'
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"TECHNICOLOR'
• forth to school in a dugout boat, African country, near what
and dreams of the day when he 18th -century explorers called
may go to the university on .the the Gold Coast. Most of the
mainland. •• people are -fishennen, inchiding
This yotingster from faraway the father , of Nicholas •
Dahomey is the central figure in - Mignanwaniole, and the United
the first of 7, toe new um.; Nations.„ is • helping them buy
television series, Children of the bigger and better nets and boats.
World,- to be .seen Sundays at SchoolbOys like NIcholas learn
3:36 p.m. EST, 4n- colour, French at schoo1p the morning,
starting January 19. Fach of the .,and help their fathers fish in the
half-hour • films, „done in afternoon. Nicholas eventually
_semi -documentary style, • is hopes to. go abroad ta,study and
designed to give Canadian young help his people improve their
people and adults some insight lives.
,inta the daily work, play and Narrator of the Dahomey
.way of if of the children in
programme • is well-known
distant lands.
•Canadian actor Percy Rodriguez.
' Thefilms are produced,. and Photography is by tRen Gregg
most of them aro-also directed and Vic • Sarin, editing by,
by 1/enis Hargrave, who did the -
a w a rd -Winning , CBC-TV.1' Michael Manne. Denis ..-Hargrave
produced -and directed.
documentary Countdown to A
• Gold Medal. They are -produced 'Future . films in the Children
• by .the CBC in association with of the World, series . were
the United Nations International prepared in Guatemala; Somalia,
• Children's Fund and National . Thailand and Nepal. „ _ ...'
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