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Mrs. Esther R:gs (right) received her service pin from The
County of Huron at the February session of county council. Mak ing the
presentation was Mrs. Helen Bartliff, chairman of the board of the
Huron County Children's Aid Society where Mrs. "Ross is a valued
employee. Looking on are the Director of CAS in Huron, Bruce Heath
Gwen Durst conducts
Benmiller U.C.W. meet
U.C.W. merhhers met on
* Wednesday, March 1 at Benmiller
United•Church. The program was
chaired' 'by Gwen.._ 'Durst who
opened- with a poem "Taking
Time". Mrs. Maudie McBride
look the'worship service. on the
theme of "Spring—and Nature".
• Mrs. Patterson of Victoria St.
Church gave a resume of the
activities which took place.at the
Huron;Perth Annual Preshteri'al
meeting in Stratford, February 9.
Rola call was answered by`
naming a new product used in the
past' year and either liked or
disliked:.
The January Minutes and the
executive minutes were read by
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Phyllis G: Fisher., Reports from
all dommittees and groups were
heard.
Plans. to cater to a wedding
April 1 were made 'at the
executive meeting. This -is a total
group project with the Irish group
in charge.
The Irish group are planning a
coffee party at the church March
15 at 2:30.
For the rest of the meeting,
Mrs. Ina Durst showed slides of
their trip to Arizona and some.
Benmiller pictures which -were'
enjoyed very much.
Lunch wasserved. by Lois •
Vanstone:and Eleanor Fisher.
PNG's Club held
quarterly; plan
special April meet
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The_P_N.:G..'s Clutb' if-Goderich'___ _were remembered' atr..Christma,s
''Rebek +h'L.od'ge No:I$: -hi l l ttief rw with ' carntit'iotis ..• which';' were`
"quarterly meeting inthe . Orange greatly appreciated and the
Hall recently with a veil .good.- members enjoyed cards -at which
attendance. The business of the Mrs. Alice Moss was the winner
.mee'iir was 'conducted `by the • A special farewell *gift was •
Pressilent,'Mr's:•:G'r•aee-F'trilerand-,- presented tb M'r ..'EiTnice'•Parks' ''
it was. declined 'to invite another who has returned• to herlhome in
'P.N.G.'s Club as ,our -guests for Listowela'fterbeing one pf us for
the April 25 meeting *and Make several years. - Around • an
this a special evening...---" •attractive Christmas table with a •
• A game of 500 was enjoyed with' • delicious lunch. the members
Mrs. Grace Fuller and Mrs. gathered for the balance. of. the
• Violet Bridle winning the.. prizesevening an..l the exchange of gifts
after which a dainty lunch was which made an 'enjoyable climax
•served by•Mrs. Elsie Moore and to a profitable year.
her committee. •
Special mention was made of
the December Christmas meeting
which was held in the Orange Hall
at. which Mrs. Della McGee and
Mrs. Gladys Nicholson joined.
Several of ttie older m'etnhers
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(left), and W*r°den Elmer• Hayter. Following the presentation, _Mrs,
Ross spoke briefly about her work in the county, commenting that
having lived here'aI I her I ife,'she had learned to understand and respect
the people of Huron, natives and newcomers, (staff photo)
What's new at
Huronview?
"With the lifting of the several gospel songs as a group
quarantine and a re -opening for • with instrumentals by Audrey'and ,
visitors, the weekly activities' . Wayne.
within the borne are on a more . :A special guest on the program
regular format. --- • was M'1s. Alice Armstrong of .
The Old Tyme music session on . " Pilot Mound,,)� Manitoba, formerly
Monday afternoon was atfended by of Huron Cd'unty and who has been
quite a few,_of.the residents who quite active in the building of a
showed .great enthusiasm, and .a Senior Citizens Lodge in Pilot •
kind -of thankfulness too be back Mound sponsored by the United •
into the swing of things. As usual Church.' " , ,.
the ,music provided Miss' Della A world day of -prayer service
Peart, Mr -s.7 Mary Taylor and was held in the chapel on Friday •
Norman Speir was very, morning with• Mrs. Lewis, of
entertaining. Ontario Street United Church as
Tuesday saw a rather different •Yw guest speaker,ssisted by Mrs.
type of gathering in the ' chapel ' Charman, Miss. rion Gray. and
Nith ";Miss Grace 'Aylespiworth Miss Bertha Diehl of Huronview.
leading a Bible quiz follow71 by a The collection was.. taken by.
hymn sing .of the •residents' Misses 61adys StIalake and
favourite 'religious songs. Agnes Douglas with Miss Alice'
The Family Night program by Roorda as orgSnist.
the Keith Gingerich family of •
Zurich was enjoyed by everyone,
on Thursday evening with a good
.attendance of residents and
several of their. relatives and'
friends. Mr. and Mrs."Gingeri•ch
along with their daughters,
Audrey and Ruth and their sons
Wayne',, Harold, and Paul sang.
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The Goderich W.I. meeting was
held Thursday, March 2 at. 2 00
p.m. in MacKay Hall, 30 merlin
and 2 visitors present. •
The President Mrs Wra,
Porter presided and Mrs Allaaa
McTaggart was at the piano 'f ho
meeting opened with the fn stttute
Ode and ,Mary Stewart Collect
fF911dwed by the .,Roll
Famous Person Born on a
1'drrii"'' 'f"ll x s:T' E1 aiab tli Sitter':
read the Secretary-Treas.urer's
•report and correspondence.
. On Motion of Mrs. Bert
Crawford, and Mrs. Bert Mills a
note of thanks was tender"ed,,,Mrs.
Porter for her letter to the Editor
of the Signal -Star regarding 4,H
Club work.
The new Hand Books were
distributed to the members. A
Thank `'you . note from Mrs,
Harmer who is in hospital was
received.
Short Courses, available this
year -were outlined and will be
discussed at the April meting.
Canvassers for the Red Shield of
the Salvation Army Canvass wilL.-
be appointed at the April meeting.
Mrs,. Wm. Porter gave a report
of the 75th Anniversary of the W.I.
in the Royal York Hotel in Toronto
Feb-. 12.
Mrs. A. Holmes, program
convener introduced Mr. Rav
Scotchmer, curator of the Huron
County Pioneer Museum who told
about how Mr. Neil started the
Museum, how it has grown and
showed slides of some of the
exhibits. ' •
Mrs. Holmes thanked •Mr.
Scotchrner and presented him
with a smallgift.
Mrs. Zinn gave Current
Events' and Mrs'. C. Crozier
presented the. Motto 'Thea right
us'e of today is.aho right
preparation for•tornor'row,.,
-Mrs. George Morley will•be the
delegate to the Officers
t :ttlCifi SX AT,<,St ;i '.." illISDAy''. MARCH' .
conference in Guelph in May.
There was one birthday • this
month, Miss, Clara Sproule. Mrs:
Elsie McKenzie is in hospital...
f' ural, plans were made for the •
Dessert Card Party t.o°be held in'
the Legion lialrWednesday March
15 at 1•30 p.rn.. AAdmiSS%on '75 •
cents. There will be a mammoth'''
Bake Sale at,4 p
It w'as decide d, Yca°1t4+ri
nominations in 'April. The "
meeting closed with the Queerr-and
Institute Grave and Mrs. C.
Crozier and her committee
served tea and a social hour was
enjoyed,
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