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8 f3MARICN SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1974 ."
Hut show Saturday
in .time fir Easter
Met bees df Beta Sigma 'Phi on the progress of plans for the
Sorority met at the home oft Hat Show and Dessert Tea which
'11rs. ' 'aul Moss recently. is slated for Saturday afternoon
Secretary Mrs. John 'Carle in the North' Street United
read the minutes of the previous ,Church Hail.
meeting and Mrs. John Sturdy • Hats`Off to Hats"
is the
gave the treasurer's report: theme and the girls, were qnite
Reports from social service and excited with the decorations,
. ways •and means connbittees reports on food,, tickets, tables,
were heard. etc.
A review 'of "Traditions of Everyone helped , With the
t : Beta Sigma PW" was given by decorations at the close of the
vice-president, Mrs. ; Da -yid business • meeting.
Gower.
Mrs, Stan Connelly showed
that' good things are being done
for the needy family the sorority
has "adopted." •
Mrs, Paul Baechter .gave a
brier `report on social activities
- and Mrs. Paul Moss had her
committee members give reports
April 7 . is 'date for the
election 'of officers. The -"Girl of._ -
the ,Year" is to be chosen 'at the
end of April.
Meeting adjourned with the
closing ritual and a _nice lunch
was served by, the .hostess and •
co -hostesses,' Susan Gower and
Martha Rathburn.
BLOOD CLINIC
The nest Red Cross Blood Clinic is seq for
May 20 in Goderich.
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Goderich .:WI sees
crocheted articles
The Goderich Branch of the Seminar held at the GoderiCh
• Women's .institute meeting was Psychiatric Hospital.
a-
-. herd :ern: ' Mac ay. g aff--reeently • .o -J1., 'B.ehdh .and.:::M .
.;.v-.-. .--.—'° nth -etnt-2triti-=_ .i1` ". irr pla iairo-clue
• visitors present. President Mrs. which were much enjoyed.
Wm. Porten presided and Mrs. Mrs. H. B. M. i'ichbQrne
Robt. Bogie was at the piano.. demonstrated making crocheted
Mrs. Jack Cook read the mats 'from bread wrappers, and
ed"coch-
-secretary's report and the sho 'CFO -dieted ats�ari Tailig
correspondence ,which included she had made. She also showed
thank you _notes from Mrs. Jean jewellery male from polished
'-Patterson, Mrs. David McMillan
and Mrs. Robt. McCallum: .
The Program . Planning
meeting for the District Annual
G will be held in MacKay Hall
rn
N. T.-Orand-y trophy. winners
„CORRECTION
Beneath a photograph in ti-se
last issue of the Goderich
Signal -Star it was stated- the Jean
McDonald Trophy was presented
: memory4• L. f •'.'' itii(3== . 1 ti me
t-s-9McOo'nafd: diatlgfitet V e wrsV•"
to 'correct the mistake. The line
should have read "in memddry of
his Vvife."• Our apologies for any
Ladies of the Maitland Curling Club 'competed in a. Jitney
Thursday night last week for the N. T. Ormandy trophy.
Winning team was skipped by -Phyllis Durst. 'Left to right.are,
Mrs. Eileen Palmer, vice, Mr. Barbara Everett, who presented
the trophy on behalf of Trevor Orman4y; Mrs. Durst; Mrs.
Beryl Harper, second and Mrs. Bertha McGee, lead. — staff,
'
phot
Benmiller. UCW �Mach meeting held
• Our meeting was opened by
the president, Mrs. Dan Willis,
with a poem. Mrs. Bill Fisher led
the worship period with a hymn
and a reading. ' Mrs. Frank.
McMichael presented a very
_..interesting=chapte..r:�-in Lite -study •
•haok..or=Re.coneiiiation: and--
Communication." :All members
participated and enjoyed the•
records very much.
During business we heard
• rep.or ...fro.m the_ treasurer,. Mrs,.
Elfred Moore, and reports from
rocks which had .been made by
her brother in Victoria, B.C.
Mrs.' K. F. Wilkinson thanked
all w'ho .,had taken 'part in the
program.
Monday, April 6. Lunch will be Final plans were made far the
serrved_by the Goderich Branch• Dessert Card Party to be_helctrn
The West Huron District •the • Legion' Hall Wednesday,
Annual will be held in St. Helens March 18, at 1:30 p.m. Members
May 28. • are asked to bring a dessert and
The new • Home -Economist 'also contributions for'the• bake
for Huron will be Miss Katharine sale to be held after the cards are
Hunt, finished.
It was. decided to keep the Tea was served by Mrs. K. F.
bond with the °WI Books and to 'Wilkinson and her committee.
have it registered. - Mrs. Wm.• Porter and Mrs.
The roll call was answered by Clifford, . Crozier will attend a
"I remember." Leadership Forum in Mitchell
Mrs. Andrew. . St'raughan March 23 and 25 under the
introduced~ Mrs. J. R. Leitch, direction of the Conestoga
who : gave a report of the College of Technology.
Kingsbridge news.
BY DELORES VAN Q,SCH
,Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Van Osch on the •
arrival of a daughter at the •
Wingham Hospital last Friday.
A new ' electric .organ was
installed in St. Joseph's Church
last- Friday. The organ was
purchased from Garnet , Farrier
of Whitechurch. '
Tony Miltenburg left for
Holland by air last Thursday
where -he will be married later
• this • month. Mrs. John
Mitte nburg will leave for Holland
•, this Thursday and remai.i• uhtil
Y. s•.
after her son's wedding.
Mr.- and Mrs. Peter Martin of
Hamilton spent the weekend
with . the . Dalton and 'Martin
families.
Marilyn Maclntyre of Guelph
spent the weekend 'with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
MacIntyre. - a
, Mr. and Mrs. Warner Julian of
Los Angeles, California,
surprised her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Dalton, by dropping
in quite unexpectedly a week
ago 'Friday. They left again„ on
. the "Sunday. Also home t9 see
their sister and• her husband were
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dalton of
Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Marsmen of London, Maria. of
Guelph and Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Dalton and son. - -
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sinnett
and family of Detroit spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Jim
. Sinnett and family.
Mrs. ' Frank Riegling
accompanied her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ritchie, to
Toronto last Tuesday• to attend,
the wake of her" aunt, Mrs.
Angus McCaul. The
McCauley's were we known in
this community.
{
Mr. and Mrs. John Berry and
boys of ' Downsview spent the
•weekend with Mrs. Mary
Doherty' and Jim.
Port Albert
There were eight tables of
euchre at play in Christ Anglican
church - basement 'last ,week;
Winners were Cathy Doherty,
Brian Draper, Ricky Maize and
Jim Crawford.
Arnold Meader of Warren,
Mich., visited with Mrs. Archie
Grenier over the weekend. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cook
returned from Texas 'last week
where they had visited, the
month of February with Mr,
Cook's sister, Mrs. Kane of
Arlington, Texas:
Ron Frrtzley of Burford
visited with' Mr. and Mrs. Elton
Draper -over the weekend.,
Arnold Meader, Jim Martin,
Terry and Tim Joy visited with
Mark ' Dauphan 'who is a patient
in St. Joseph's' ,Hospital,
London, on Saturday.
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We have booked a "Luncheon demonstrated and there will be a
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Lunch was served by Mrs.
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