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Institute met in the
m of the Public
Holmegville on April.
tv members answered
11 with their favourite
program of the past
•ting opened with the
•de and Mary Stuart
• )ken in unison.
afternoon April 16th
will assist with the
ent at Huronview.
donee dealing with
rses. to be presented
pt. OlAgriculture was
and plans were made
demonstration of fur -
finishing at the On-
pital for the May
it Clark, curator for
smuir History., of the
lop Institute, gave an
g talk 00 how to com-
history of Goderich
Effie Yet, thanked
the guest speaker.
Mrs. Will Porter gave the
highlights of the District
Executive meeting held at Si.
Helens..
Mrs. Will Porter chaired the
meeting for the election .of Of-
ficers who are: president, Mrs.
John Banter; vice-president,
-.Mrs. Toni Penhale; sec. treas.
Mrs. William Porter; public
relations, Mrs. Robert Welsh;
district director, Mrs. Stanley
Mcilwain; sunshine secretary,
Mrs. Joe Storey; branch direc-
tors, agriculture and Canadian
Industries, Mrs. Lewis Demp-
sey. citizenship, World Affairs,
Mrs. Frank Yeo, education and
cultural activities, Mrs. Bert
McCreath, family and con-
sumer affairs, Mrs. Arlie
Lockhart.
Mrs..- Case Brand won the gift
for the month.
The meeting closed with the
Institute Grace.
Why not give your wile or mother dinnerware for Ethos..
Something she'll be proud to serve Plater dinner on and
she'll remember for always
Order from quality Minton, Royal Doulton, Wedgwood,
Coalport or Royal Albert patterns.
BUY 4 FIVE PIECE PLACE SETTINGS •
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CTtlwlearlon t your leiswoan), avang till 9 p.m. to choose your
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The Ladies Curling group at the Maitland Country Club held
their wind up awards night on Saturday evening and the Or-
mandy trophy went to this group of lucky curlers. Left to
right aro Beryl Harper, Eileen O'Brien, Eileen Bowman, Ber-
nice Moore and Hazel Beaver who presented the trophy.
(staff photo)
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1 Police Department
sv week investigating
ccidents around the
ring the past seven
ped by a four car crash
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t pile up a vehicle
Jean Flora Ross of
e Square went out, of
and piled into three
ars.
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th of 2.49, Lighthouse
he second by George
n of R.R. 5, Goderich
third by Reg McGee
tls Ltd. No final
of damages is vet
. There were no in -
The .mishap occurred Aiiril 6
at about 11:00 a.m.
Earlier the same/day a single
car accident at the corner of
Hayfield Road and Blake street
resulted in $75 damage to the
vehicle and $300 damage to a
hydro pole. Robert Bechard Of
Listowel, driver of the car, was
not injured.
Monica Martin of
is visiting. with Mrs. •
renier for a few weeks.
. Draper of Goderich
isiting with her.
Earl Teskev, -Gerald,
len and, Elaine of
visitedwith Mr. and
rence Hoy on Sunday. •
d Mrs._ Brian Weaver
rev visited. with Mr.
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Two more mishaps occurred
on April 7. Allan Fisher of
R.R. 2, Goderich was the driver
of a car which went out of con-
trol on H.each Road and
smashed into the steel guard
rails there. The rails escaped
damage but the car - suffered
$1,500 worth of damage.
Fisher also suffered inju, ies,
minor cuts and bruises..,
Later the same day a two car
pile up took place' on West
Streett... .,44,Araki ;driven tby Jeaaes-
R. Smith of 215 Maple Street in
Goderich hacked out of a
parking place and struck a
vehicle driven by C.W. Patter-
son of Rexdale, Ontario which
had just turned off the square.
There were no injuries but
damage to the Smith car
amounted to $125 and to the
Patterson car, $250.
An estimated $200 damage
was done to a car driven hy
Carl M. Fisher of 265 Shore
Crescent and another $40 to a
vehicle driven by Robert Smith
of R.R. 3, Clinton when they
were in C011iSiiin at the. corner
of Eldon and Bennett ,street
April 9.
No injuries were involved in
that mishap.
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