The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-12-21, Page 27a
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'"9'l'he annual meeting of the
Victoria St. United . Church
Women was held on December
4 commencing with a potluck
supper, which was well atten-
ded. e
The president, Mrs. Mary
Morris presided and opened the
meeting by welcoming etteryorke
and offered -,prayer.
Mrs. Chester Feagan read
the Scripture taken from the
second chapter of St. Luke.
A ,candle lighting memorial
service[, conducted by Mrs. Geo.
Curren 'and Mrs. Ben Freeman,
was held in honor of seven
deceased members.
Mrs. Ralph Kingswell lighted
• a candle in 'methoxy of her
mother, Mrs.' Harold Allin;
Mrs. Graham Inglis in memory
' of her mother. Mrs. Ed. Hardy.
_Mrs Ronald Penning n -in
memory or her, mother, Mrs.
Roy Wilson.
Mrs. Mel Bennett in memory
of her mother»in-law, Mrs.
Clare Bennett.
,Mrs. Roy Finn gar, in
memory of her mother, Mrs.
Laura Fowler.
Mrs. Chas. Shelton in
memory of her mother Mrs.
Varcoe.
Mrs. Thos. Wilson in
memory of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Frank Wilson. '
A life member ceremony was
held, ankl pins were presented to
Mrs. Harry Westlake and. Mrs,
Ruby Matthews. The presen-
tations made by Mrs. Verne
Smith and Mrs. Ruth Hayden
respectively.
Reports from the various of-
fices were given and the social
fu. ctions leader Mrs. E. Rivett
reported a very busy, successful
and rewarding year. The
president thanked all the mem-
ers for their help throughout
the year.
.Generous donations were
ir late moi
"'111511e to the Board of Stewards
and Foreign Missions and the
Gideons. Shut-in boxes were
delivered to . ,twenty -mine
recipients,
Units 1, 2 and 3 were in
charge of a skit entitled.,
"Christmas on a'Sunset Slopes',
'with Miss . Myrtle Johnstone
and Mrs. Fred Barker acting,
the part of the "old" confile",
the members singing carols and
Mrs. Warr` singing ,"Silent
Night".
Unit2 presented Candles, at
' Christmas with Mrs. Currell,.
Mrs. Linner and Mrs. Linfield
participating and members
spelling out Merry Christmas
with readings. -
Mrs. Mamie Sutcliffe of Unit
a entertained with a. solo
"Away in a , ma'ngtr" accom
n, eY,, b �VIr . Warr at the
piano.
Mrs. Morris wished a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
Year to all and. closed the
Meeting with a benediction.
Winter roman, en
.About 20 million adult
viewers in Canada and the U.S.
will' be the -target of a winter
television campaign sponsored
by the Ministry, of industry and
Tourism to attract visitors to
pntario.
Consisting of 60 -second epm-
io. w
mercials depicting Ontar.n-
ter activites and attractions,
the series will be broadcast
Dec. 31 - Feb.., 18 in the
markets of Detroit, Cleveland,
Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse,
Minneapolis, Duluth, La
Crosse, Toronto, Hamilton, and
Winnipeg.
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The. cam .,nign a4,scheduled i'n
prime and fringe times for a
minimum of about 10 spots a
week in each market area
The Christian "'Women's Glilb
Song Service was held in, the
chapel on Sunday .evening led
by, .Mrs. Luther Of., Hensall.
Taking part in the seryice were
Mrs. Cliff Britton _ devotions,
Mr. Luther. - organist, readings
by Mrs. Russell Erratt, and
vocal duets by Mrs. Luther and
Mrs. Britton, with everyone
joining in the singing of Christ-
mas Carols, o _
There were nine tables of
euchre and crokinole played on
Wednesday afternoon, which is
games day at Fluronview,.
Talent for the Family Night
program this week came from
the Clinton, Londesboro, and
.Summerhill area. Susarf Van,.
Egmond and Karen Farquhar
sang several duet numbers ac-
companied at the piano by
Glaav's' Van';Egmon ,,..,. -. , ......,
Ann Snell contributed vocal
solos with Louise Lovett
• providing the piano accom-
„ . pani ent- for . Ann as well as
• pianoA instru>neawtt'ala, Mrs. Van
Egniond plaryed Ch 'tstmas
Carols with, the four girls
leading the singing along with
the 'audience.
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Colborne Towpshijp Council
Demi
:regular session en
Hece>�ber 2, 1;97,2 ,with' :all.
, »embers present. Accounts
totalling $69,321.92 were ap-
proved. Good Roads
Association Membership Fee
Was also approved to be paid.
Reports were given on the
Bowman Drainage Works and
the Borland Dra;4nage Works.
Both of these drains had recen-
tly been inspected. by the
engineer.
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A Tile Drainage Debenture
of $2,000 was ,approved. , A
request from. the Ontario
'Ministry of Natural Resources
re: Tree -planting in the town-
ship was deferred to the
January 1973 meetin'. Council
endorsed, a resolution presen-
,...e at- the-uron
H County -
Municipal
ty
Municipal Officer's Association
asking that the two dates
s
payment to the 'Huron Com*
'Board of Education be June ao
and Dece ber 1$ for thik year
1973° Tendering' for moll,*
fuel tial ain►4 furnace .nil waillift
over ' till the Jantiary 47$
meeting. •;'.
The 1972-1073 Winter Werk*
Program which will consist of'
cutting dead elta . tie* t
cleaning,; up and burning of
brtisb on the town hip road*. '
ways has, been approved to the
amount of $2,009.411.
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One of the welcome signs 'of a
new e a is naw here, reports, they
Ono: SayrLeague— .bum,
Pers on, 1973 •earsthat will ab-
sorb 5 . mph ' frontal impact
wittiout darfiage. The insurance .'
einaustry is
giving collision
premium discoupta for cars -with
theseenergy absorbing bumpers,
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