The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-10-07, Page 10PAGE 10--GODERICH SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7,1981
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Bert McCreath demonstrate§ weaving
The Enterprising Seniors
met October 1 in the Com-
munity Centre Holmesville
with Jack Smith acting
president in the absence of
Everett Mcllwain. Mr.
Smith gave some humorous
readings. Mrs. Irene Cud -
more read the minutes of the
last meeting and read the
correspondence.
A motion was approved to
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pay 25c a mile for mileage on
business for the seniors and
members were asked if they
would like to see a film on
Dungannon's 125 Anniver-
sary shown by Mr. Dawson
and it was agreed to have the
slides shown on October 15 in
the Community Centre:
John Semple and Bill Nor-
man, on behalf of his wife,
thanked the members for
their get well cards receiv-
ed. Next meeting, October
15, Hilda Semple and Mary
Stirling are in charge of
lunch and entertainment.
The Zone rally of Huron
County will be held ,in the
Community Centre on Oc-
tober 14. Registration is
from 9 to 9:30 and admission
is $1.50. Alice Porter ad-
journed the meeting. Mrs.
Jean Lobb was the pianist
for meeting.
Mr. Bert. McCreath
displayed one of his many
talented hobbies, speaking
on weaving and telling of his
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loom . he made himself. He
displayed many pieces of ,
work and he gave a
demonstration of his work by
working on a runner he had
in his loom.
Lunch was served and
shuffleboard was enjoyed.
Community notes.
Please note. Everyone is
invited to the Community
Centre in Hohnesville - to
view the film on Dungan -
non's 125th Anniversary
shown by Mr. Dawson. Do
come and enjoy this evening
on October 15 at 8 p.m.
Church news
The Sanctuary of
Holmesville Church was
beautifully decorated with
Autumn flowers for the An-
niversary Service last Sun-
day. Rev. James Bechtel
was the speaker for this oc-
casion.
Special music was provid-
ed by The Town and Country
Four, .a quartet from
Seaforth and the Senior
choir. The,minister talked to
the children about a sticker
on a car. Rev,Bechtel spoke
about the principle of
Brotherhood.
Ushers were Gerry Ginn,
Alvin Betties, Bill Crawford
and Murray Lobb who . also
received the offering.
Next Sunday Oct. 11, Holy
Communion will be held at
9:45 a.m.
Clothing for the bale can
be left in Church basement
by October 13.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt on their
Golden . Wedding . Anniver-
sary.
Mrs. Eileen Brown,of
Detroit spent the weeked
with .Irene Cudmore in
Holmesville: °
Miss Shirley Norman was
home on the weekend
visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Norman.
Civic
Corner
The Waterfront Com-
mittee will meet Thursday,
October 8 at 10 a.m. in Ken
Hunter's office.
The Goderich Economic
Development Committee
will also meet Thursday,
October 8 at noon in the
Bedford Hotel.
Seatbelt
lecture
The Goderich police will
present a lecture on the use
of seatbelts at Victoria
Public. School auditorium on
Thursday,. October 8 at 7:30
p.m.
A film on the subject will
also be shown and anyone
interested in why you should
or should not wear a seat-
belt, is urged to attend.
NOTICE
Tho Town of Goderich Traffic Committee, In
recognition of the International Year of the
Dlsablod.:has designated slit perking spats In
various locations adjacent to the square for
handicapped perking.
Only vehicles carrying handicapped persons
are allowed to use these spots but will be sub-.
lect to our parking regulations and other ap-
plicable regulations. Anyone using these
designated handicapped perking areas other
than the handicapped, will be ticketed.
James Magee,
Chairman. Town of Goderich
Traffic Committee
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of over $600 from the auction will be turned over to the town and credited against police
costs. The Police Act requires that police keep recovered items only three months but
Goderich police have not had an auction in over a year. (Photo by Jason Ainslie)
Lochalshcommunity,
extends sympathy to family
BY KAEWEBSTER
The sympathy of the com-
munity goes out to Max and
Helen Reigling on the pass-
ing away of their beloved son
Paul. Paul passed away as
the result of an accident
Sept. 9 May God`
be with the families in this,
great time of need.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mon-
erief had their cousin
Margaret Bosdel of Saska-
toon, Saskatchewan visiting
them accompanied , by Marj
Farrish and Grace Farrish
of Lucknow.
Last weekend Mrs.
Dorothy Finlayson had her.,
daughter and two grandsons
visiting her, Mrs. Barbara,
Charles and Andrew Roger-
son of Toronto. While here
theyalso took in the Ripley
Fall Fair.
Visiting on the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
MacKenzie was their son
Bob of Toronto.
Mrs. Dorothy Finlayson,
Mrs, Marj MacLean and
Mrs. Jean West were in
Wingham the other evening
at the Wingham
Presbyterian Church to . at-
tend the . fall rally and
workshop forthe coming
year. This takes in problems
of the country (Canada). It is
a study book on racial pro-
blems that exist here, not on-,
ly with the new immigrants
but our own Canadian
"citizens.
Jim Webster of Waterloo
was home on the weekend
with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Wellington Webster.
Visiting this weekend with
Mrs. Dorothy Finlayson is
her daughter Carol
Finlayson and her friend
John Balch of Toronto.
Intended for last v✓eek was
to congratulate Debbie
Lowry daughter.of Mr. and
Mrs. Perrin Lowry on being
crowned Miss Mid Western
Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington
Webster and Jim Webster of
Waterloo visited • Well-
ington's sister Mrs. Bert
(Wyn) • Gammie in the
Wingham Hospital where
she is a patient.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wilkens were Sunday. even-
ing guests with Wellington,
Kae un Webster.
Mrs. Ji • (Barbara) Shep-
pard of Paris and Miss Janet
Wilkens of Sarnia are -com-
ing to see their parents on
the weekend, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wilkens.
Off to thematch
On Thursday George Mon-
crief, Charles Wilkens and
Elmer Culbert went to see
the Ploughing. Match at Bar-
rie. The threesome went by
bus.
Mrs. Gordon Robb, Mrs.
William (Shirley) and
Shelley went to see Bob and
Sandra Darling in Hanover
on Tuesday. ,
Mrs. Bruce (Louise)
Millar of Palmerston has
been with her mother Mrs.
Emile MacLennan for a few
days.
Finlay and Carie MacLen-
nan will be "moving to
Wingham in the near future.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Wylds
were: Mrs. Wylds' mother,
Mrs. Irene Stone of
Goderich, Kenny Wylds and
his daughter Melanie of
Goderich and Miss Linda
Wylds of London.
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