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BY'FUN MONAD,
ktxti 's library is a 'branch' •
. of 'the Bruce
f tetin there;are `'several , 'special. services
4 nvatttib�l rn the county anal tits Georgian Bay Regie nal
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a fibra Sy tem type of these s he fialkLng Book service
dor people of any she with a reing'or. physical disability
which prevents tl �r t' from .usinga.ordinary books. Taper
s. on ass �k Aide vart+ ty ;of talking books are now
; v , II in n and nonfiction for all ages.
..t a ted inadvanc
nonfiction, t e come
s e h
r'
p F hold n I nary y
u service
is to locate books 'not in our
'bu desired by a .patron. It" soanettmes takes
dq
f �8 and to locate book>but 90% of the
ues s for tn•forcnation, about a.
e
availalle for
have! a film'
borrowed on
lode:
collection of`16 mm Elms
"he National Film Board.
al hundred films there ,are
sion n y audience, There is no,
t'';hese' films; but they:must ;be
ell : weeks in advance to be sure they are
a'sPecific date. Currefi't1ythe library doesn't
projector of its 'own •to loan out. 'We have
e. for the winter months from GBRLS , It
e library; had one of, its" -own on a
t= the library system cannot supply
ocal project.
Ims for this week are: Big Henry
Nikkolina,, and Three . Little
be ;shown beginning at 7.30
of the town ''hail.
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LENO
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Glenn -Lindsay Anderson
of R. R. 1 Dungannon died
Sunday, ;January 1.8, 1980 in
his 22nd yearas the result of
a : snowmobile accident.
He is survived by his
. parents, `'John , and . Cynthia
Anderson; two brothers, Bar-
ry of Dungannon and John of
Goderich; three sisters, Mrs.
Gail Huber, Cheryl Anderson.
and Mrs. Carol Bechard, all
of Goderich; his grandmoth-
er,
Mrs. ' Thomas Park. 'of
Dungannon; and nine nieces
and nephews.
1 A funeral service was held
at the MacKenzie and Mc-
Creath Funeral Home in
Lucknow on Tuesday, Janu-
ary;20 at 2 p.m.'1Mr.: George
Cowan officiated.
Pallbearers ° were Colin
Chisholm, Brian ' Nicholson,
Ken Girvin, John Ander lon,
Don Wright• and Fran Huber.
Flower bearers were Tom,
Todd Park, Nicole Anderson
and Michael Huber.
Spring interment will tie in.
Dungannon Cemetery.
CHARLES RYERSON •
MATHERS `
The death of Mr. Mathers
"Occurred in the. Branson
Hospital, Toronto on Mon-
day, January 5, 1981.
He was' a member of an old
Kinloss family, his father
being the late Reverend
.Frank Mathers, ' who was
born on the Mather's home-
stead, boundary east, Kin-
loss Township. Mr. Mathers
was in hid 77th year, acid was
a member: •of a, prominent
Toronto architectural firm,
Mathers-Hallenby.
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He is survived by his wife
Eileen Colwell, daughter Ju-
lia Galbraith, both of Tor -
onto, and a sister Lorna Krug
of Wingham.
He was 'predeceased, by
two brothers, Sherlock and
Graham Mathers, and a
sister: Alda Uffleman.
A largely 'attended service
was held on Wednesday,
January 7th, 1981, in St.
John's ` Anglican 'Church,`
York Mills.
Interment Mount Pleasant
Cemetery, Toronto.
A. W. Miles Ltd. were in
charge of the funeral ar-
rangem`ents.
MRS. OLIVE YOUNG
Mrs. Olive Young, °;for-
merly of Ashfield Township,
died in Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital,
Goderich on ' Tuesday,
January 20 at the age of 87.
bile: was born in Hilton
Township. on. April :8,1893 to
Samuel and Catherine Ann
(Fowler) Jackson.
'She lived in; Huron
Township, Ashfield Town
ship and Ripley.
She tnarrled James A.
Young. He predeceased her.
She is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Gordon
(Mona) Martin ,.of Port.
Albert;_ one son, Douglas of •
Ashfield. Township; six
grandchildren; and three
great-grandc tildten.
r�
A funeral service was held
at McCallum Funeral Home
in Goderich on Thursday,
January 22 at 1:30 p.m. The
Reverend G.L. Royal' of-
ficiated.
Interment was in Colborne
Cemet:ery,Colborne
Township.
PallbearersPallbeirers were William
Brown, Arnold Meader, Jim
Hayden, Fred Crawford, Jim'
drahtun and Elton Draper.
Lucknow COLT is sponsor.
ing :a. seven` week Ontario
Safety League Babysitting
Course for ,girls 11 -
Monday evenings. The aims
am to upgrade the standards
of babysitting in the .coni
'. munity, . to provide training
for babysitters in child care,
child behaviour and safety
and; to outline the obligation
and rights of babysitters and
employers. The girls . are
requirezl; to attend all ses-
sions, do at least three hours
of babysitting for a mother
and pass a test at t end of
the course.
Public Health Nurse • Shar-
on • Creighton outlined . the
first : topic °of ' Child Care
including feeding and chang-
ing of a baby. , Bach girl
received a Student -Informa-
tion- Booklet.
Next week George Whitby
will M instruct the, girls in
"What to : do for the„ girls
such as injuries and
fires.
BY ELIZABETH WILKINS
The Clover Valley 4-H
club, madefirst . up of sevengo
girlse,
metT`fhe or the firstth` mneetingn oft
ha
new'; club, "Get' Ready, Get.
Set,; Sew", at the home of
Mrs.. Charlie Wilkins on Jan-
uary
:.
24 at 9.15; a.m.:-
.. '
i
agenda was the . election of.
officers The .results are as
follows/? Elizabeth Wilkins„is
secretary and press reporter;
Gayle MacKenzie' is presid-
ent; Sheila. Osborne , is vice
president, and Charlene El-
phick is treasurer.
Winners of draws' made at
the 36th annual meeting :of •
the 'Luck now District Co-op-
erative were Thelma Van
Osch, Jean Whitby, Bertha
Scott, Madeline Ritchie, D.
A. _ Hackett, ' Thos. Hackett:
and Allan Ritchie.
George and Olive Colwell'
entertained Ezra and Lulu
Stanley.on Sunday afternoon.
They alsoliad ' Albert and
Jean Colwell of Black Horse.
the same afternoon as
guests. Olive served a lovely
turkey supper "with all the
trimmings including her fam-
ous mincemeat pie with a
little extra touch, a cup of Oct
fashioned rum added to the
recipe. The dinner was thor-
oughly enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan
of. Ashfield visited with their
daughter, Fay, in London,
over the weekend. '
Shirley and Ray Gliders
had•a 25thh.Wedding anniver-.
sary -party at Black Horse
school, put on° by Mrs. Ruth
Colwell, Ruby Colwell and
Shirley and Ray Gliders.:.
They had . their friends,..
° brothers' and sisters from
Goderich, Clinton and Kin-
cardine, Their ` ,music was
supplied by her brother,
Walter Collins and Don Rob-
ertson. There were about 50
- at the party. Shirley's father.
and stepmother were not
present. Jack Colwell and
wife and family flew down
from Kendra for the occa-
sion:
Each ' girl is to bring a
name . and ” design : for ' `the
cover of our books to the next
meeting.
With ,:the business ended,
the leaders introduced this
club: and each girl tried , to
find her sewing ability by the
standards listed in the books,
according to Beginner Sewer
or ' Advanced Sewer. The
leadersdiscussed j Sewing
-Box Equipment, Body Meas-
urements,, Patterns, Fabrics
and Notions. '
Each member had her
body measurements taken
and decided which Pattern
Size was most appropriate
for. her. -:
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