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The QoderiCli Signi1, +taar* ` urs , Jane 1, 19967
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Aroo CIubs Convene
'For Achievement
Dungannon.- Jnstitute Honors
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The acWevement. (lay far horn Huron Women's Institutes at the*.
Making globs on the theme"Wor'ld afternoon. session. Most Of the
FQQ IS in Canada," was held an girls and their leaders were in
Saturday at. C.1L«S.S, Clinton. with Centennial dress and gave the
140 girls participating. The mein, air of the gay nineties to the
bars , of the, Bolmesv lie club' program.
that received county. honer cert• FINE EXHIBITS .
ificates and pins for completing The —exhibits set . up by the
° 0 Club projects were: Nancy Ginn various clubs were very color.
Marilyn lyn Rodv$ ani1Ssnla W;sa. fol: The ' HelrnesviIle club with
Dianne Roches. eoeived a. certif. their commentator, Susan. Lobb
:irate for comoletiag four pro.
jets. Each Of the 1,3 members
received a silver spoon for coin;
plettng this last project, '
The Centennial project —"A
World of. Food In Canada" was
coMpleted last Saturday in Olin..
ton when 4..H girls (rain Auburn,
showed the treasure ttoye .with
tiny dolls dressed their nat.
tonal costumes and told aboUt
fn* to 4.bod. Mary. Lyni Forbes
of Clinton spoke on their club
exhibit, "Come dine in Great
Myth, tlintoni, Clinton II,: God. Maureen Miller of the"Goderich
Mo_vis, Tiger bunlep with many utensils as candle
and ,Varria Clubs attended and
other 'lands. Tbey also ianswered
quizzes. about Canada, ene
quiz ghowing where .peoples of
other countries setped and what .
'foods they had introduced :D
Canada.
Miss Sharon Carroll, Huron
County home economist,was in
charge: of the day's program and
she .was assisted by Mrs: Joan
horne economist for
Kent and Essex Counties. Centen.
nial pins and leaders badges were ,
preseWed.to: Au-oura, Mrs. Wes.
Bra.dnock; Blyth, Mrs. Luella
McGowan, Mrs, Larry Badley,
Miss Brenda Nesbit; Clinton I.
Norman Tyndall; Mrs.
Bill Holland, Mrs. Keith Tyndall;
M:rs. William Porter; Hensall'
Mrs, R.M. Peck, Mrs-. '14rry
Caldwell, Hensa1111- Mrs. Donald
Travers, Mrs. A. Munn; Holmes.
ville.Mrs. Eldon Yeo, Mrs.'F,rank
'Yeo;- M -orris -Miss ,-Ivlary Anne
Phalen, MrS. Jack McNichOl,
Tiger Dunlop -Mrs. Albert Durst,
Mrs. Eric Raeipurn; Varna- Mrs.
Miss Katherine Fear, R.12.#.3,
Blyth_ was•honored *hen she was
presented with her proVincial
honors and pm by Mrs. Wilfred
Coicloogh, prosidAt of West
Personals
sview visited the past week with
her Mother, Mrs. Jambs F.
Thomson, Britannra Road.
Miss Marilyn Tebbutt has ace.
epted a position as bookkeeper'
at the office of Peterman
products Co. London. She iS a
graduate df Goderich B:isiness
College.
hive returned from a trip by
air to v,isit Mr. and K.
Trietz, Winnipeg, alSo Van.
couver, Victoria and Sari Fran.
mOlds, butter prints used. one
handred years ago on clisptay..
The Cranbrook club.with their
cOmmentator, Sharon Fisher,
spoke an ' their exhibit, "Come
Marie Trewartha sspoke on
Clinton II, e);hibit treaSure trove
and Debbie Anderson of Hensel).
I, spoke on their colorful exhibit,
"A Danish luncheon" featuring
wich so popplar in Denmark.
A humorous skit, "The Fathers
.of Confederation celebrate July
1, 1867," was done by the Morris
club with Miss Wry Anne Plialen
taking the leading part assi-sted
Nichol, leader 'introduced the skit"
with all the players in costume
'of 1867.
guage," was an interesting skit
with ail members 3aking Part
ing 1,,n a Pioneer Kitchen" was
done by the Tiger Dinlop •Club.
The_ :Varna club- gave' their
skit on the "Fathers of Confed.
eration celebra„te. in 1867',' Au.
burn club Presentediliel dem-
onstration on .2. typical dish of
another nation with Brenda Ball,
Connie 'Hickey and Wendy Sch.
neider making Indian padding.
PRESENTATICMS
Miss Carroll presented Mrs.
leadership award c:xtificate
from the Canadian council on
4—H clubs. M.75. Joan Whitfield
comme ted on skits, demonstra.
tions and exhibits and Miss Car..
Toll presented • certificates and
spoons. Mr. Co]clou-gh presented
county hondrs , and pins to Ruth
Bere,Auburn, MaryLynn Forbes,
Clinton; Marie Trewartha, Clin.
ton; Cheryl Tyndall, Clinton; Nan.
cy Ginn, Clinton; MarilyaRodges,•
Goderich; 'Sandra Wise, Clinton;
Margaret Phalen, Blyth; Shirley
Fisher, Goderich; and Barbara
Bremner, Brussels. The day's
program was closed by all re.
peating the 4—H Pledge,
John Lodge New President
Knox Presbyterian Y.P.S.
John Lodge was elected pre.
sident of the Presbyterian Young'
People's society at Knox church
oa Sunday, 14ay 28,, He succeeds'
John ,„White ill this, office.. The
ininister, Rev. G,L, Royal, On.
ducted the ceremony, of install.
ation after a banquet prepared
by the young ladies. Of the sop.
In addition to, JOhp Lodge the
officers for 1967,48 are, BetSy
Jerry, vice - „preSident, Kathy
treasurer, David Royal, carninun-
ications, 4nd Karen Mills, .social
convener.
,with fitting words, •of two lawn
chairs was made -to Mr. and IV,Irs.
W,illiam Wark who are retiring
as adult a.dvisors after several
y,ears of ekcellent service,
''The rri,miSter in ifts remarks
.4P9MPilmented the soclety on the
Axle showing ,over . the past year
pzrticalarly in the field of rnissi.
ionary, enterprise. M.?. Royal es,
pecially inentioned the care of
a Korean orPlan MIR $100.00 con.
tributed to the Missionary budget
., of the congregation helpipg
to attain the, pastoiate's hope of
$15,000 for .mission's as 'a
eniory ..of. „Late: -A4.mtfee:
Wte met at the 11=0 of Mrs. C,
Crozier. Nt7s. W. Zinn presided,
During a short memoriam sex.
' vice a candle was lit in tn01110X4',
the late Mrs, Ctiarles Mcgee
• Eighteen' members answered
the roll call "a good quality in
a farmer's wife." Mrs, ,E,Rivett
gave the mQtto "The price a
The d,?legatei to attend Abe
district annual: at Clinton are to
Mrs. R. Finnigan and Mrs. IL
G irvkli. It was decided the Instit—
ute Would go t6 HurOnview for
the birinday party in July. Miss
Flora Durnin gave. a talk on
gardening Whi.ch was very in.
samtive. -An auction Of auto.
graphed apro;is took ola.'ce, The
entennial , project, and the $100, ,
given to the Good Samaritan innd
for loCal help: arid care,:.
The 'Season will officially close
on June 4:3 with a barbeque and
swim party at the home 'of Mr.
3:6 St. Helens 1:6
' Mr. and M Tom Todd and
Miss Isobel Miller spent a., few
days in Montreal and attended
"Expo."
Ivan McQuillin it'IS among the
University. of Waterloo graduates
oa Saturday. He received his
Bachelor of Science degree....p,fan
will continue .on at Naugatuck
chemical plant in Elmira, as
a .chemist now, Mr. and Mrs.
"Fred McQuillin attended the grad-
--natiorr- and spent the weekead.
with Mr.andMrs. Ivan McQuillan
Congratulations! Ivan.
Mrs. David Garnour, Jeff and
Steven of Montreal are visiting
with her parents M:. and Mrs.
Harvey Webb, while Dave is at-
tending a Short course at W,.!sz.
;:,ern University, L-ondon..A
the weekend With her sister, Mrs.
Sheldon Martin and Mi.. Martin
at Galt. Op Monday, they .attend.
ed•the funeral of their aunt, Mrs.
Edvmrd Young at Elkton, Mich.
Spring clean -Up •
Can, Be Extended
To Cliurch Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rose—and
farnilY• of Gu6lph visited on the
weekend with Mi. and Mrs. Har.
•vey Webb.
Ma; and Mrs. Warner Smyth
of Teeswater, M:.*. Claude Haugh.
ton o! Toronto and Mr. ,James
L ittle and Linda of AShfield were
Saturday evenihg visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Errington
and family.
Awe
cru9e --meeting will be 110(1'0 the
cAse 'OF FIRE
At home.—
Quickly get everybody out
of the house.
'Call the fire department
03e sup eVeryonO in Your
fire departmen0
At ptiblin gatherings —
Walk,' do not run, to the
nearest exit. Call the fire de,,
Partment ,immediately. Keep
Association
WEEKEND AT EXPO 67
Fr'orn Hotel Bedford, Goderich
Picking Up At:
$69 Pill ADULT
Cost Includes Round Trip by Highway Cruiser
• TWO PASSPORT5 TO _EXPO
el TWO NIGHTS. IN HOTEL ,
• ALL TIPPING AND BAGGAGE
• TRANSFER5 FROM HOTEL. TO EXPO. AND BACK
MAKk JUNE )(OUR LUCKY MONTH BY PURCHASING
TH.IS BRAND .NEW HOME- !WILT BY EASTBANK
Constructed of pioneer Stiine, ,this three-bedroOm bun-
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large Jiving . room, pure vinyl floors in .kitchen, dining '
TO= and bathroom, gleaming oak flO6rs .the three
extra large bedrooms. " in the smartly conternporary
kitchen are the latest designed' cupboards and counter by
Cardinal of London: The four -piece bathrooim is beatuti- •
fully tiled with Roman Onyx Ceramic tile -and house is
heated by 'forced -air, ,gas-fired furnace- located in the full
basement along with the laundry facilities, .
Priced at $10,900, the down payment is, only $2,400,
with balance on N.H.A. moRgage,.payable $124.00 monthly
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