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Mii Vitt Bialiocl Sii-ISlS
NIFTY NITS
ird meeting of Auburn
Nils was held at the
f the leader, Mrs
Cartwright with the
t, Doris Naylor in
The ineet1rlg was
with the i -LI pledge
1). the minutes read
se( ret;lry• Trudy
rail was answered by
1 telling and showing
ected tahru s and pat-
rs tun Schneider led
is( IIsi„n getting ready
µ'ith knits
Cartwright explained
er ,ti av of pressing and
er the handout sheets
girls.
decided to hold the
'ting on Mari h 19 at
e of Mrs Cartwright.
•OCIAL ITEMS
and Mrs. Major
ut visited last Friday
eir daughter, Mrs.
Smith, Mr. Smith and
ghter, I -leather Jane at
n.
nd Mrs. Donald Haines
d home on Friday
from a two week's
in Florida.
nd Mrs. James Itenihly'
of Atwood visited last Friday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
'Phomas Johnston and Miss
Laura Phillips.
Miss Diane Kirkconnell of
London spent the weekend with
-her parents, Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew Kirkconnell.
Everyone is invited to the
Auburn Wohien's Institute
meeting on March 20 at 2:15
p.m: Miss Catherine Hunt,
home economist for • Huron
County will- be the guest
"speaker and her topic will be
the Metric System.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Str(lughan spent last week with
their • grandson, • Mr - Danald
Jardin, Mrs. Jardin and family
and also visited with Mrs.
William Rieck, nee Martha
'Adams, ill K.W. hospital where
she. has been a patient
following a stroke. We are
pleased that she is recovering
and will soon be home. The lat-
ter part of the week they visited
with their daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Jardin and Mr. Jardin
at Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs, John MacKay
-of London spent 'the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan MacKay.
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, the
Auburn librarian requests all
Cotmty books to be in 00
March 17.
for Farmers plan
nual formal event
February'rtleeting of the
.t'ourity Junior Farmers
ld ,•n February at the
,tffice In Clinton. The
„nducted 1)y
nt.
F,1% t. ltlbev.
n li„ rr,,rn ,gave the
es ,f • the previous
g itftich ‘t, -.rt• adapted as
treasurer'-. r(•pi,rt was
le
rt, \keit, given on the ac-
us the t-ununtt
haul and location for
'ma! tori• discussed and
that the for-
IIIILttt,'e meet tkt arrange
muter, 4.
h t't 111 rn,on gave the
tial director, report.
In\11ati,r..1ral 11(10 hall
tournament is being held at
Forest by the Plvmpton Junior
Farmers Club on April 14th.
The annual meeting and
provincial - conference will he
held 00 March 23rd, 24th -and
25th at the Inn on the Park in
Toronto. Seven delegates from
Huron may go. ,
Spring Conipetition:s will be
held” at Ottawa on April 7th.
Two letters were discussed
concerning Talent Festival -'7:3.
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The 14th Annual lrampton
Lions Novice Hockey Tour-
nament begins on Saturday,
March 17,apd eight days and
114 games laier,' the Grand
Champions .will be lining up at
centre ice to receive their
•awariis.
Goderich legion Novice
Squirts, Zone finalists in the
OMHA, are entered in the tour -
ney.
,The Brampton Lions Club
will be entertaining 60 young
hockey teams enconlp:issing
about 1.,200, 9 and, 10 year old
boys in a two -game, total goal,
h,trirnev from 'Alun h
tourney
17th to March 24th. 'Teams
from Ontario, Manitoba, and
Michigan will he billeted and
hoarded as long as they remain
1►1 cOfllpetition.
.n
Rick MacLeish and Chuck
Ltflev now starring with
Philadelphia Flyers and Mon-
treal ('anadiens played in the
first Brampton tournament.
The 'Toronto Maple Leafs',
Gt•or:;e Ferguson starred for
'I'rerlt1)11 in 196:3. Many boys of
this calibre . have made the
tou rnt11110nt , a continuously ex-
citing ing week, and every year _sees
a budding star.
NOTES FROM TIff NILE
Mrs. Jack Clements 529-7649
Mrs. Earl Bogie had the
misfortune to slip and sprain
her ankle. We hope she is able
to he up and around again
soon.
Deepest sympathy is exten-
ded to Mrs. Cliff McNeil in the
passing of , her brother, Reg.
Sowerly.
Miss Susan Brindley fell
Saturday and cut her hand.
She was taken to the hospital
where she required seitc'hes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Campbell,
Mr. and Mrs. Avard- Miller,
.Jack°,Mike and Kimberley left
last Friday for a three- week
holiday in Mexico.
NILE U.C.W.
The United Church Women's
meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. Lil Christilaw. Mrs;.
Beth Dickson, president,
opened the meeting by
_thanking Mrs. Christilaw for
the use of .her home and
welcoming everyone. Scripture
was read by Mrs._ .Florence
Talmay. 'Theme of the meeting:
was "Christian and Missionary
Education" and was led by
Mrs: C. McClenaghan.
Mrs. McClenaghan opened
her part of the meeting with a
contest "naming items which
came fr'nn-1 India or what grew
in India" after which a
questions and answer period
was held about India.
Minutes of the last meeting
were rad followed with roll
call being answered by 1:3 mem.-
hers, one visitor and four
children.
The treasurer's report was
read by Mrs. Ann Feagan.
A motion was made by Mrs.
Myrtle Kerr and .seconded by
Mrs. Grace McDiarmid that the
ladies cater to no more wed-
dings at Saltford or anywhere
outside the.,•churc•h.. •
Lunch was served by Mrs. Lil
('hristilaw and 'Mrs. Phyllis
Scott and a social hour was
spent.
Sorority tours jail
and hear its story
At .a meeting held on
Tuesday, March 6, the girls 'of
Beta Sigma Phi Si)rority met at.
the Huron County Jail.
-Jim Sheardown escorted a
group through the vacant •
p►•iscin and up the circular
stairway. He txplaine 1 a little
of the past history of the
building and the group found
the tour very interesting.
Following this the girls retur-
ned .to Victoria <incl. Grey .Trust
for a short business meeting.
Plans were discussed for the
formation of an exemplar chap-.
ter in the future.
The meeting closed with the
ritual and lunch.
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DUNGANNON DOINGS
Eldon Mcelertag ian who is
employed at Windermere spent
,t•yeral days this week with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Clarence McClenagha11.
1 ran dtw4ol(hil1lren,I,(rn Darr�(IWand
Karen, of Parkhill, visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. ('has.
l'i�wler, 'and 'Tuesday Mr. Fred
Fowler ler of Port Elgin was a
I -u ,r with 1110111.
Miss Jean Stot hers was
holafiejong this week at home
1)0 40 00 returning to London to
her new position.
Mr and Mrs. Lieber Eedv,
Miss. N1ij tha Hedy, also Mrs.
Ralph Henderson of Goderich,
.ird .lack Eedv of Strathroy,
wt•nty by plane to Calgary,
lberta for the weekend. They
,1trerldc•(1 LLthe. Eedy-I3ltick wed-
ding on Saturday.
t'ungratulations, Frank'
Mrs. ('Iarence'ltIc(lenaghan,
1 (' W regional president and
Mr, Graham McKee,
secretary, attended an 1.1.C.W
+'\e,-ut ive meeting at Egmont
Ille on Tuesday for the Huron -
Pert h Presbytery. -
On March 4 at 11:(10 a.m., at.
�t - •George's Anglican Church,
(;„(leach, a1 communicants
‘Nere confirmed. Service was
c „n(lucted-hv Bishop Appleyard
front Owen Sound. Four of the
c,tnlnlunicants were Joanne
and Bill Mole, Phillip Black
+lid .Phillip Young, formerly of
St.` Paul's Anglican Church,
Dungannon, which is now
amalgamated - with Christ
Church, Port Albert.
Dungannon Young People's
Music pupils
graduate
Music instructor .P,iul Haler
,+i'tnotinced this wei•k the
graduation of two of his
storients front Grade Two
theory tests given by the
\\'extern Ontario 'Conservatory
„t Music.
Kumudini
Weerasooriva
gr;+(1uat(•d with an 85 per rent
and I'aul Howe with an till per
ent. Marks for. both student~
,•present first clash, honors. ,
GOI.)ER1('H SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1973r -PAGE 6
By Olt. Blake
group chartered a coachlines
bus and attended the he
Capades in Kitchener on Wed-
nesday evening.
Mrs. Russell ,Johnston enter-
tained the 1.1.('.W from the for-
mer Blake's United Church at
her home on 'Tuesday after -
11)1)11
Quite a all rnher'of families
from this area attended at least
one day of the Farm Show held
at Western Fair grounds four
days last week; and some atten-
ded the Horticultural Flower
Show at the O'Keefe (,'entre in
Toronto.
With temperatures in the 40
's and heavy rainfalls it seems
that Spring is alraost here.
On Saturday,- March 1(1,
several relatives and friends
from here were guest:; at the
Meader -Jewell wedding in
Goderich.- Mrs. Jim Itivett,'"nee
Sandra Jewell, was matron of
honour for her sister June
Figura Skating Club
Eleven members of the
Board of the Goderich Figure
Skating Club were present at
the monthly meeting held Sun-
day, March 11.
Much discussion centered
around business pertaining to
the recent carnival and the
financial aspects relating to
this
It was decided that the An-
nual Meeting of. the Club will
be held in mid-February.
Ev''ervone is invited to attend so
watch Coming. Events for fur-
ther notice of the date.
A ...nominating meeting was
also. appointed to bring a slate
of new officers to be electedat
the Annual Meeting.
The Club PresGrant
Ellison was appointedident to at.
tend the March meeting of the
Sports Council 'OfHuron
County.
Plans and ticket sales are
progressing smoothly for the
dance to be held at Saltford
Valley Hall, Saturday, March
24. 'Pickets are available from
any members of the Figure
Skating Club Floard; or by
calling l24.-9051.
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