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.Sailing faces. and gaily ploy -
ed outfits abounded at RCAF
Station Clinton, February $ and
8 when RCAF Clinton Crgss-
-Trailer -Square Danoe-Gl'uu• host-
ed. area 'dancers at their second
annual Square Dance Jamboree:
Caller for the occasion... was'
Earle - Parkof Yorkton, Saskat-
rhewan. DanceM, from as far
away as Tobermory a'nd' Wind -
;•or attended this soeia1 func-
tion. "
. During the Saturday evening
dance Group Captain K. R.
Greenaway,• commending' offic-
er RCAF Clinton, welcomed the
visitors to the 'Station. G/C
and Mrs. Greenaway were, in
turn introduced to square danc-
ing by area dancers.
During:the weekend more
t.han 3,249 da^"ncZ1r'a71;sKf�,�
tn. .
" rycWn• nd reny tnerut Voeerre participated
and' the fountain was courtesy in the jimbree and. workshop.
of Schaefer's Ladies'Wear;. The For new .dancers this
Tdid°ee was-.--lyhei-ree est portuninto.
,colorful touch to each of the dance to a professional ,caller.
windows. They had just graduated from
Blossoming -
1 e ''` the many beginner classes held
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.�hrmugho.ut the ' areae Ti: 'was-
sams - hand-crafted by the ladies quite, a spectacleto See 240
provided a' Spring-like atmos dancers moving in unison.
pherdeen stage 1ierr---the+--modell- --Plans are alread-yebeing-made..
ing of the 175 hats. Caught h for the .fed—annual jamboree
the boughs 'was a bird's nest 'next year.
with ..a robin perched: :nearby.
Stage accessories were. a large
o y,
A 'few of .the stunning creations modelledat the tea are shown by Mrs. Burns Ross, Mrs. Jim Peters, ,Mrs. Jim Britnell and Miss Esther Hume.
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arranges
alentineo Tea
hats and apple tee branches,
in pots,- nosegays.. and Valen,-,
rea arranged by the United
Church- Wor`hen in North Street
;isti.atr Education Building.,
ruary 12.
The spring-like weather fay-
oredeethe---event :arid• r eere- Iran:
450 l "i>tsIewed the presenta-
tion of tl ,oatiti,€ul Spring crea-
tions"from Humphrys' Hats pf
London while enjoying a cup
of tea,
Mrs. J. Cook and Mrs. 11
Wilson were the general ,con-
e veriers. e
Greeting the (guests were Mrs.
R. W.. Hughes; U.C.W. presi-
dent, and Rev. and Mrs, W. J.
ten Hooper'. The 'door table
was attended by Mrs: L. West-
brook.
-hH'earts and Flowers
The "hearts and ' flowers"
theme was evident from the
moment the guests entered the
building. A large V'alentine.
solid ,with red 'roses, graced
'he entrance wall andgwas ff•ank-
rt by tall standards of the
roses. -
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Models have tea between, the 'first".•and s'e'cond sittings
Valentine Tea held. Wednesday df. last week at North
of the
Street
very 1!I/eek New,
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United Church. It tools three sittings to accommodate 'all
who came to see the many hats shown by • Mrs: Humphrys
of London and to enjoy: a cup of tea.' The stage was
given a spring-like atmosphere e<vith gay flowers . and a
blossoming apple tree. All was meticulously done. by ,the
Upited Church Women. ' R
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In the main hall', a live gar-
den centred with a' trickling
fountain formed - a 'focal point,
Denomm-e Flowers prot'ided the
array of potted tulips, clafio-
Legion'. auxihary donafTrop
to Highland piping :association
The monthly meeting of the.
Legion Ladies' Auxiliary was
held on Tuesday, February' 11,
with Mrs. J. Sherratt presiding.
A letter was received' from
the.n Children's Aid Society,
t'hanki'ng them for gifts donated
at Christmas.
A donation of $100. is to be
sent to • the Ladies' Auxiliary.
Bursary, Fund to be awarded
in 1964. It was passed to send
donations to the March ot;Dimes
and the- St John Ambulance:
o aid in the C'ancer Society
campaign. ,
The •auxiliary will donate a
trophy to the Goderich High-
land Dancing and Piping .As,
eaciation to be presented to the
.best piper.
Mrs.
J. Durnin will convene
the bingo games to be held' at
the •Otetario Hospital once a
tlr: This - is a- new -project
for the Ladies' Auxiliary who
hope 'to -bring some pleasure to
the patients.
The conveners of the various
committees gave their respcc-
tivei reports. Mrs. R. Bowen
will convene a rummage sale
in March. , The ladies will travel
to Exeter on February 26th for
tin evening of ,cards. -
• Mrs.. j. O'Brien was duly in,'
itiated as. a member of , the
auxiliary. .
Mrs.. G. Willis won' the mys-
tery prize: 'Lunch was served
by Mrs..W. Moore and her eom-
-garden umbrella and ' lawn April campaign
chairs on a carpet of green •
grass. ''
Mr. Ed. Stiles,provided .mus- announce
ical interludes -during •the -after-
noon. The Goderich CCommunity
The deeoY ations throughout
the ,hall were 'designed and
crafted by Mesdames, J. Warren,
R. Menzies, W. Moorhead, K.
Hopkinson, M.. McGill, J. Rem-
ington, '-.1-f. 'Bettger, J. Walls,
W. J. ten Hoopen and ;G. Muir
under the convenership of Mrs.
D. Aberhart.
- Models
Mrs. HumphrysVwas present
to give'the commentary on'the
hats as the models paraded on
stage and among• the tea 'tables.
Hats of,, every color, and hue,
tcvture and fabric; plain and
flowered were modelled by liCes-
dames lea Walkom, J. Peters, H.
L 1-f G d' B ROS
Lyon
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!er, B. s,
fwA,! i,j, • T'3- Tl1 p yM.f'ri+.w.3.i..."aiiueiV.�,�,,,n.
Scott, , L. Aldham, B. Hallam, 2'2
� D.-•Aberhart, R. Shr, ier; X. Mc
!Millan and Miss E. I•Iume,
Concerts Asso,eiation will cam-
paign during April for member-
ship for the 1964-65 season.
'1'he board o,f directors de-
cided to seek new members as
we'll as membership erenewals.
The board was ,told •the
hari Ballet, presented, last fall,
was well. receivjd, The next
concert is presenting John Boy-
den, baritone soloist, on lurch
.18 at the GDCI auditorium.
Community Concerts repre-
sentative, Mrs, Margaret Brad-
ley of Port Hope, told the board
a French vocal duet, Varel and
Bailly, will be part' of next
season's concerts.
' Tea Room
Dainty Valentine nosegays
Icaughr••Vi1h pink•a'ibbon- cent-
red the i�thite cloth -covered tea
tables. Tea-room arrangements
were made ,by. Mrs. J. Reming-
ton and Mrs,eR':• Smith.
Hostesses were Mesdames J.
Kinkead, R. Menzies, J. Walls
and D. Aberhart.
The guests were • served by
mittee. Mesdames A. Green, M. 1VTeG-i11,
d .
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NOBLE GRANDS -
PLAN CONFERENCE
a.s, •
AS;
The meeting of the act
Noble Grands • Club of the Re-
bekah Lodge was held at the
home of Mrs. C. Tweedie with
fifteen members present. The
president, Mrs, ,G. Mumby took
the ',chair. • '
Under new business tentative
plans were made fol• the district
m-eeting—i-n:--Apr•iie— -The—con-
vener
--.coni•vener was ,named, •with other mitttee in charge and a vote of
members tbe added to the thanks was .extended to them
committee, • • • as well, as to the h•ostees...
Mrs. 'Ain't Oskraldeston, dis-
trict deputy president; Will. pm -
side. Date of. meeting will be
announced later this month.
The -reading ofe the ode
brought the meeting to' a close.
Several games of "500" were
•played, prizes going to Mrs.
Wm. Doak and Mrs. Archie
Johnston,
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A. B. 'Corless, D. MacRae,,, G.
Mathieson, C. Brown, A.:,Craig,
1: H'oft•meyer, H, Sturdy, H.
Bettger, 'T: Little, R. Alexander,
E. Stiles; J.'N. Hagan; W.-Tuek-
'•r, W. Ferris, R. Barker, E.
Waugh, R: 'McDaniel ,,,, ,_,;
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I., Bean, F. Linklater; C. Stod-
dart, A. R. Munday, H. Balker;
A. P. Boutilier.
Busily engaged in the kitchen
were the conveners, Mrs: E:
Pridham and Mrs: C. Hackett,
assisted by Mesdames' A. Curry,
E. Westbrook, B. Mills, J. Cook,
A. L. ''Cole,. IT. Clairmont, E.
MacKenzie,. H. Talmay, F. Mit-
1iieII;" *Wilson, : --S,pririg;
R. Bogie, W. Dockstader, A.
Beach, J. Sherwood, D. Riehl,
G..Muir, W. Harrison, L Paper,
nick and Misses G. Robertson"
and M. Beacom.
Valentine Table •
A" Valentine table of artistic-
ally decorated homemade cakes,
and sweets. in'fancy boxes and
baskets "was in charge df • Mrs.
R. Round and Mrs. B. Feagan,
Assisting with the sales were
Miss NI. Buchanan, . Mesdames
C: Anstay, G; Emerson, J. Ban-
ter, H. Dgtterer, H. Potzel, H.
Baxter, E. Hunter and .J. Scott.
The children were supervised
in the nursery by Mrs. Arvo
Kaasalainen, Mrs. H. l?