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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-02-02, Page 813 ran 41. •.cititier's*Occ.ti. 0,_ . _• ion Recalled Dungannon WI hans School Histories\ • DUNQANNON- The regular meeting of Dungannon WornetiS' 'Institute was held on Jan. 26 at the home of ,-Mrs. Bessie The minutes weacread by the secretary, Mrs. Harvey Al:tonand the- roll call was. answered by sixteen inernbers telling their tory of each schOok, in the W,I. territory. This Panel of mem.... bers had previously colleoted are soon to be replaced by a qentrkkl school, it was thoUght this bOok would be ••of interest to many people. It was decided to sponsor the 4H. club project,.. A world of 141 Rivett and rs. Harry '9irvin , A committee was named -one as leaders. member *from ' each Sthbol to look into the matter of having Mrs. Graham McNee offered a book made containing the his. to make autograph aprons. to be Members 43:: T;aer Womerk's Institute wore costumes from Canada's early days to their history meeting at Carlow , Jan. 26. Seated _is 'Mrs. Arnold Young; right is W.I. president Mrs. Ralph Jewell and standing is Mrs. Geoi:ge Robertson. AA -C--, Brantford, Cornwall-, Dearborn, Mich., Hamilton,.Kit. chener, London, Metro' Toronto, Newfoundland, Oakville, Oshawa, Port Huron, Mich., St. Clair Shores, Mich., Winnipeg, Man. A—BeIleville, Brampton,' Chatham, Qeorgetown, Learning. ton, Owen Sound, PreSton, Rich- mond Hill, Renfrew, Riverside, St. Thomas, St, Lambert, Que,, Simcoe, Stratford, Waterloo, Woodstock B—Aylmer, Clinton, Con- ception Bay North, Nfld., Delhi, Tiger. aunlop WI • • .over, Hespeler Ingersoll, °Lis- ElMira, Eeterroderich, Han - towel, Markham, Petrolia, Stra- throy,—Stoney Brook, Stoney Creek, St. Marys, ,Tillsonburg, Walkerton. C— Chesley, Dorchester, Dresden, Durham', Elora, Erin, korest, Glencoe, Harristonw Kin. Milverton, Mt. Forest, New Hamburg, Port Elgin, Point Edward, Port Perry. Ridgetown, VA e nor auctioned at the next meeting. and Souvenirs, the old country The of ers' conference £0 be Ptore became quite real. University of Guelph is for His. ed a contest. After siming The torical ReSeareh convenors this Qtteen and Grace. , lunch was year. • seried by the hostesses . -The national canference chatige, 'and a social half hour also be held at Guelph- June was:spent, atoial6te. rDmeleegaetituegg. will be named S.S. No 6 Ashfield had12 tables of Euchre at their card party Mrs. W, Brown gave a'well on January 26. •The mens high . Psiervares a-lvilivesatr"crirt. -111.717-7111*"ent-t°4-*ne-Ivers7-31411 ugh? 27. Mens4 high winner Nap "Patricia Eedy of Strathroywas Tom Culbert, second highDOnald at lier -home here for the high for the lb. and Mra. Jerry E edyt„. visited in S,trathroy with Cranston seco high, The next Mr. and 'Mrs.. Jack Eedy and party Will be February 1Q.,_ - • family ,when they took her back ismexteriddir to Mrs. Harvey Cul- Scott Pearson is 'nursltg a ''' . 4, ,bert ih the suddewdeath of her brOken collar bone whch he re- '' brother, James Benton Of Lucknow ceived An an accident last week. . who 'passed away on January gqi We hope, he will soon be able to „ a •visitor with her paTents,, Mr, • Barry Anderson and Mr. and „ and Mrs. K. K. Oawson, at the Mrs. FrO;nois Huber of Goderich i visited with their ‘grandMother,- . - Charles- RiVett Elia sold his ' Mrs: Thos Park, who is making house in the village to Graham stitisfaRtory .recovery from sur. Melee, who gets possession Maye gery in St. Joseph's hospital, Don Culbert low. Mrs..Grenier The topic was thken by Miss had higkscore for theladieswith Beth McConnell "A country store Howard Johnston low. Their neXt past and present." with pictures euchre party will be op Febrpary 9. There were 8 tables of euchre' at thel'L.O.L.' card party on Jan - Draw Southampton, SeafOrth, Jock, Thornhill, Watford, Wing - ham, Wiarton, Woodbridge. - D— Ailsa Craig, Atwood, Blyth, Belgrave, Belmore, Bel - Grand Bend, Hensall, Ilderton, Kurtzville, Lions Head, Lucan, MOnkton, Paisley, PlattsVille, Ripley', --Sarnia In. dians, Shedden, Zurich. CAR RADIOS • 414.34104404444,4,...0444, CARLOW- An historsical pro- gram was held -by Tiger Dunlop Women's Insiitute at its January A good percentage of meinbers .answered the roll call "a pioneer pastime" and brought an antique telling its story: , A vote of thanks Was.given to Mrs. Robert' Bean for her part 'in organizing the ma„king of the Centennial Autograph Quilt which was on. display, Announcement • was made of the "Needlework short course' which would'be put on in Ca:rloyi: 'Feb: 16 and 17 through the Extension Service of the Department of Agriculture. Such needlework techniques as crewelwork would be learned. • T-ownship- • ladies interested -- should cpntact Mrs. Bean for Mrs. Elmer Robertson, Histor- ical Research Convener was . ,. appointed as delegate to. officers Conference at Guelph in May. Mrs.' Wilmer Hardy, convener g the branch's Centennial pro - led., the 'pioneer Hobby Craft >how to be held in Carlow Hall, • kpril 19, reported that there • vould be over 25 demonstrations )f pioneer and modern crafts at ,,-?-he show, most of which would )e done by Colborne residents tornier -Colborne .residents. lemonstration by a London ;pinne'r- who would have on dis- diy, handspun wool dyed with nich pioneer vegetable dyes» as Jnion skins, apple bark etc. Many doneer crafts subh as candle., naking will be demonstrated be. iide its 'modern version. Other lioneer crafts shown will include ietting, hairpin 'lace crewelwork 9ven soap making. Members fere asked 'to all wear C entenniaL Pleasurb was expressed with tie new 'floor in the hall , and t was decided to send a vote thanks to the council. It wa.s . lso decided to look into the pur- itchen. A picture by a Canadian rtist is to be given to the new !olborne Township , Central chool. Mrs. Elnier ''Robertson took harge of the historical progam •hiettincluded, a Fashion Show of tyles through the Canadian past. - he M.o.s.kolthaziests erich area Centennial committee who spoke on the "Planning- of Centennial Projects" giving sug- gestions Of What other W. I.'s were doing, mbritigning Col- bornes efforts in promoting local erich's Centennial Calendar of Events for 1967. Special mttrtaTri— was made of the "Recognition Banquet" being planned by the. Centennial Committee in the fall where it was hoped. that recogni. tion would be given to people who have contributed. something t o their community. Tills would be past and present. "We must not only think of the past but we megt think of thenew century that is beginning," said the speaker. Terence Hunier thanked Mrs. Rathburn. Mrs. Eric Raeburri invited the members to "Open House" at SchOol FebV:17. The president, -Mrs. Ralph Joei,Vell announced the • February' meeting as "Family N,ight" taking the form Of a Pot Luck Supper at 7:30p.m. followed by an evening of cards. Mrs. Graham Chamney, leader of the • W, I. hat course reported tha.t she would have shapes and' ma.ter- ials , for spring hats available, those interested were to contact ler. Lunch was served_ jg the, hostesses, Mrs. D. Bead, Mrs. • CUSTOM & UNDER DASH RADIOVFOR ALL MAKES : STEREO TAPE PLAYERS ECHOMASTER REAR SEAT KITS ^ utchinton • 308 Huron Rd. 524-7831 • • • Engagement ring $137.50 $43.50 GIVEHER1'HIS BEAUTIFUL/NEW DIAMOND DUETTE the latest design, styled by BLUEBIRD. Guaranteed •perfect and .insured free against. 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