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ook club will meets to discuss "Dancing in the Light"
PEOPLE AROUND TOWN
by Betty Helesic
The local Book Club will be meeting on
November 23. This is a group of about twen-
ty people. Each member reads the same
book each month and then get together for
an evening of discussion. The book they are
discussing this month is 'Dancing in the
Light' by Shirley MacLaine.
•••
The Friendship of the Library group will
have two authors, Mary Byers and
Margaret McBurney, visiting them on Fri-
day Nov. 20th. at 8 p.m., to promote their
new book Tavern in the Town. Local citizens
will find this book very interesting as
several surrounding areas are mentioned.
Friendship of the Library are an informal
group who meet each month. They usually
have a guest speaker and enjoy a social time
together. Anyone interested in _attending
these meetings please call Marg Bushell at
the Library, 524-9261, for tickets.
•••
The Library would also like to announce in
the new year they will be open Wednesdays
from 10 - 8 p.m. The opening date on this will
be given in this column at a later date. You
can also look forward to an increase in fines
foi overdue books, so be sure to get them
back in time.
•••
The Helping Hands Group, a small group
of people who meet at Ivy Johnstone's each
month, were visited by a former member,
Bea Graham of Edmonton. Alberta on Oc-
Sproule celebrate 40th
Company and callers with Bill and
Marie Park and family on Sunday were
Mrs. Jessie Carpenter of St. Catherines,
Ralph Hill of London, Todd Park of Peter-
borough, Evelyn Vanderburgh and Pat
Johnston of Goderich and Millie Johnston
of Nile.
Gertrude Park visited in Auburn on Sun-
day with her daughter, Verna and husband
Tom Hallam. On Thursday she visited with
Jack and Gladys Ladd at Black's Point
south of Goderich.
Congratulations to Bill and Thelma
Sproul of Toronto on their 40th wedding an-
niversary. A dance was held at Dungannon
Agriculture Hall Saturday evening to
honour them where the large crowd danc-
ed to Tiffin's Orchestra.
Congratulations also go out to Dave and
Betty Sproul on their 30th on November 16
and to Clarence and Adeline Allin on their
40th.
Mrs. Lee Shetler accompanied Bob and
Heather Shetler and son Matthew to Sar-
DUNGANNON
DOINGS
Marie Park, 529-7719
nia for the weekend where she visited with
her sister Lorna and husband Harvey
Cates and her brother, Leonard Snelgrove.
Ray and Gwen Copeland were in Chesley
on Saturday, when his daughter-in-law and
son, Michelle and Lorne Copeland became
proud parents of 9 lb. 4 oz. Joshua. Con-
gratulations Grampa.
There were 13 tables of euchre at the
Seniors' Centre on Wednesday evening.
Tom Culbert and Jim Errington tied for
high man, with Tom winning the cut. Low
man was also a tie, Stanley Dennis, Lloyd
Moffatt and John Harris with Stanley win-
ning the cut. Ladies high was Isabel
Kilpatrick arid low was Cora McDonald.
Enterprising Seniors meetNov.19
By Blanche Deeves
HOLMESVILLE - The Senior choir led in
the ministry of music in Hohnesville United
Church on November 15. Rev. James
Bechtel spoke to the children and they could
not control their tongues after asking them
who had pets at home.
Baptism. was heldduring the service at
which time Shirley Norman presented her
daughter, Caleta and Pat and Tom Costello
presented their daughter, Katherine
Marilyn.
Greg Lobb and Larry Rutledge received
the offering.
A family gathering for the Norman family
was held following the baptism of Caleta at
the home of Barb and Douglas . Norman,
when 12 sat to dinner.
HOLMESVILLE
NEWS
Blanche beeves, 482-9536
A family gathering was held for the Har-
ris family following the baptism of
Katherine at the home of Kay and Ken Har-
ris in Hol nesville.
The Enterprising Seniors will meet in the
commun.,' y centre in Holmesville on
November 19 at 2p.m.
Students sing Remembrance songs
At our special Remembrance Day
Assembly, songs were sung by Mrs. Smith's
Grade 1, the primary choir and Mrs.
Brereton's Grade 1 class. Flowerswere
presented by two representatives from each
room as a sign of remembrance. We heard
the Last Post, observed a minute's silence
and then heard Reveille.
Mrs. Hesk's class recited "In Flanders
Fields." The classroom representatives
and part of the primary choir went to
Maitland Manor to share Remembrance
Day with the residents.
On Tuesday, November 10, Victoria
students had an opportunity to see a
demonstration of jump rope moves. The
Wingham Public School "Skip Its" team,
under the direction of Dave Shaw, showed
our students how to skip their way to better
health. This was a good preview for the 143
Victoria Skippers who took part in the
VICTORIA
VIEWPOINT
tober 22.
This past Saturday the Knox Presbyterian
Church choirs found out what hard work it is
to be in show business as they spent the
afternoon taping. The tape will feature the
Cherub, Junior, Senior and Bell choirs and
two selections on the organ by Lorne Dot-
terer. There will be regular anthems on side
one and side two will consist of Christmas
music. It will be approximately four to six
weeks before they are ready for sale. If
anyone wishes to purchase one of these
tapes, you may call the church office or con-
tact Jean Knight at 524-8672.
4 • •
This past Monday the Tweenies from 3rd
Goderich Brownies Pack led by Evy
McDonagh, had their big night of enroll-
ment - thus moving them up into the
Brownie Division.
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The Pathfinders, girls aged 12-15, are
sponsoring a Christmas Craft and Bake Sale
at Suncoast Mall on November 26 from 5-9.
This group is also making covered hangers
for sale and anyone wishing to place an
order can call their leader, Barb McKenzie
at 524-2202. This is one of the ways this group
is trying to raise money to keep their group
going, so please give them your support.
The three young ladies that presented the
wreath at the Cenotaph behalf of the
Guides for Canada on November llth,
Remembrance Day, were Cheryl McKenzie,
Pathfinder; Alesha Glousher, Guide; and
Bonnie Ferguson, Brownie.
•••
This is the first week for this column and I
wish to thank the people who were so
cooperative. If your, club or church is doing
anything special, or there is someone in
your group doing an extra good job and you
would like to have them get some recogni-
tion, please give me a call. Betty at 524-9265
after 5 p.m.
"Jump Rope for Heart" skip-a-thon last Fri-
day afternoon.
A special "thank -you" to all our
volunteers who gave up time for this worthy
event. Diane Fox, Jean Johnston, Carrie
Middel, Barbara Moss, Sandy Herbison,
Ruth Brindley, Kate Lumby, Nancy
MacKinnon, Fran Carpenter, Feithlinn
Campell, Joan Van Den Broeck, Bill Reid,
Grietje Smith, Johanna Gottschalk, Sherry
Milburn and Gloria Atfield. We would also
like to thank Zehr's and McDonalds for their
muffin and drinks.
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The Road Information Centre at Toronto
and the ministry's offices throughout the
province have up to date information on
the condition of all provincial and secon-
dary highways 24 hours a day, seven days
a week during the winter months.
Information on winter road conditions
may be obtained around the clock by
telephoning 1-800-265-5407.
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