The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-05-03, Page 7r. and Mrs. Ken Thomas
daughters, Lynda and
from Willowdale spent
ndwith Mr. and Mrs.
weekend
kend Mrs Webater
os Webster.
Mrs Thomas (Lois Web-
rl celebrated their birthdays
ether. On Friday Mr. and
Wrn. Bradley and Alice
in Goderich spent the
ning with there also.
n Sunday afternoon Mr.
Mrs Robt. Ir1r�inandtt d in
Mrs.
nia with I<
on Irwin whose grandson,
Ott was baptized He is the
of Mr and Mrs. Robt.
vne, also of Sarnia. Mr. and
Wm. Irvin and Mr. and
Con-
si Ruofell Irvin Ashfield,)alsol,rr em-
s 's family were
s of Eldon's
sent for this special oc-
ion.
ongratulatiOns to Miss
ne Crawford who was selec-
Queen at Goderich District
llegiate Formal . party on
;day evening There were six
er nominees who also were
ored.
iss Flora Durnin from Tot -
ham made several calls on
nds in their community on
urday.
.n Saturday and Sunday
s. Lillian MacDonald and
nk Moulton visited the pat-
's son Mr. and Mrs. Bill
'ulton at Simcoe, also his
ghter and husband Mr. and
. TedH. we, Judy and Rick.
ently Mr. and Mrs. -Jim
erson of Lucknow visited
s. MacDonald and Mrs.
ulton.
ongratulations to Ken
Nee who won the quilt 8n
W.I. draw.
tests during this week with
. Minnie Jcnes included.
s Mae Davies, Huronview,
nton also Mrs. Barbara
-ndt, 'Detroit, and Mrs.
ron Galetti, Chicago. The
r two are great -great nieces
Mrs. Jones. On Sunday Mr.
Mrs. -Kitchener _Finnigan
Mrs. Barr called to see
. Jones and Melvin.
rs. Robt. Stothers has been
St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
, the pat week.
r. and Mrs. Gordon Ander-
,Mary and Lynn, called on
nds in Dungannon Saturday
ning. All are glad t6 know
don is quite well again, and
g only one crutch.
he task of having new
estrough put on Dungannon
ited Church was completed
t week.
veral families from here
attended the school concert at
Kingsbridge presented twice
due to its success.,.
Congratulations to Virginia
and Leola Chisholm, also
David Macinnis who were
among those who were in the
play.
Guests during the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Parks
irwluded Mr. and Mrs: Eddie
Burt .(nee Diane Parks),
Rhondy and Randy from
Goderich. Mr. and Mrt. David
Compton (nee Eleanor Park),
Lisa and Lori, from Lucan; Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Atkinson,
Patty and Sherry, Lynn, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Naylor (nee
Collen Park), from Sarnia, and
Mr. and Mrs. C. McNal1 and
children from Sarnia
A welcome is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Laverne Martin and
three children who recently
purchased the farm just west of
Dungannon from Mr. and Mee.
Joe Dauphin.
Rev. and Mrs. Clarenoe
McClenaghan were in Niagara
Falls, April 23 to visit with the
latter's aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Gamble and
other members of their family.
Mr. and Mrs. McClenaghan
were, happy to renew old
acquaintances hast Tuesday
when a busload from Muskoka,
sponsored by Windemere W.I.
visited Goderich and toured the
museum.
Mrs. K.K. Dawson, Mrs. Rick
Park, Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge
were in Mitchell Friday
evening with Rev. and Mrs.
McClenaghan to hear' and meet
the moderator of the United
Church of Canada. The Rt.
Rev. N. Bruce McLeod.
The . Dungannon Women's
Institute met April 26 at Mrs:
Wilbur Brown's in Lucknow.
The president, Mrs. Harvey
Alton welcomed everyone.
The roll call, "Improvements
I'd like to gee in the Com-
Munit-y" was answered in a
variety of ways. Some of them
were removal of junk and old
cars; new sidewalks; a com-
munity centre; dust from roads
near residences stopped; more
home talent presentations.
Mrs. W.- Zinn commented
that through her work with the'
school board, newcomers ,,to
this and surrounding areas say
they find a. welcome and
genuine friendly interest.
Mrs. Olive Blake read the
minutes And gave treasurer's
report. Mrs. Ivers gave the
auditors' report.
Mrs. W. Brown and Mrs. L.
Ivers reported on the cards and
gifts that.wc. - sent at Easter
time.
Plans for the 73rd District
annual to be held in Dungan-
non on May 30 were completed.
Conveners of standing com-
mittees and members of the
executive are meeting May 2 at
Mrs. H. Alton's to plan 1973-74
programs.
The meeting was in the
charge of Resolutions and
Public Relations. The motto
"Carrying a 'chip on your
shoulder is a mighty heavy
load" was taken by Mrs. W.A.
Stewart, resolutions convener.
She said that people who
shut themselves off from con-
tact with others more often
have a chip on their shoulder.
Some of the reasons are over
sensitivity, aggressiveness, in-
security, crippled emotions.
These problems are not often
found in W.I. members, she ad-
ded.
Falls are the leading cuase of
accidental death at home.
'l'hev can happen on ladders,
stairs or any elevated surface,
but they can be just as
dangerous at floor level.
Provide adequate lighting
in your home, especially on-
star, '
4 Keep floors and stairs clear
and in good repair.
Skid -proof your scatter ruga
— and never use them at the'
head of the stair*.
* Use a step ladder or step -
stool for reaching high places.
,Never use madeshifts suchas
boxes, tables or chairs.
* Take your time — walk,
don't run and use the handrail
when going up or down stairs.
ARE
BRIGHTER
AND
SHARPER
In the group study based on
community concerns and needs,
a panel of four led the
discussion: Mrs. Wm. Stewart,
resolutions and the changes
they have brought about; Mrs.
Cliff Purdon, safety in the
home and the dangers of self
treatment; Mrs.' G. E)-rington
the importance of being aware
of new signs and symbols, on
medicines, home products and
highways; and Mrs,. Jack
Clement, metrication, now and
in the future.
Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan
summed up their comments.
Resolutions have brought
about many benefits and will
continue to do so as long as
they find support among those
who are concerned with the
betterment of mankind.
Around the home a good
motto is 'Do it yourself, not to
yourself".
Be alert to the meaning of
signs and symbols, they are
rapidly replacing the printed
sings. Change with the
times—metrication 4s coming to
stay.
Mrs. Al -ton thanked the
hostess and all who took part
in the ,meeting.
...„The draw for the W.I. quilt
was made by Mrs. Ross Spry of
Niagara Falls, New York, and
the winner 'was Ken McNee,
Dungannon.
Lunch hostesses were Mr".
Hugh McWhinney, Mrs. Fred
Young and Mrs. McClenaghan.
THAN EVER
GLEN CHECKS and
FLANNELS IN
KNITS & WOOLS
The Goderich Lions Club hosted members of Huron County Council following council
meetings last Thursday. The Councillors attended the Lions regular meeting at the Bedford
Hotel. Before dinner, left to right, Bill Clifford, a Lion and a Goderich Town Councillor,
Huron MP Bob McKinley and Huron Warden Roy Pattison chat. (staff photo)
BLAZERS, SLACKS, SHIRTS,.
TIES, BELTS ETC.
JEANS BY LEVI & GWG
The Ashfield W.M.S. meeting
was held at the home of Mrs.
Kenneth Rooney. Mrs. Jim
West opened the meeting with
an Easter poem.
Scripture taken from St.
Luke was given by Mrs. George
Moncrief Mrs. Rooney led in
prayer.
Rollcallwas answered by 18
members with ''An Easter
Verse."
The treasurer's report 'Was
given by Mrs. Bill Ross and
Mrs. Jim West had the offer-
tory prayer. Business was then
discussed after which Lois
Looney rendered a piano solo.
Mrs. Rooney had attended
the synodical held at Winghan:
on Tuesday evening April 10,•
and she gave a report on the
events for that evening and the
following day. Mrs. Jim West
and Mrs. Ewan MacLean at-
tended the all day meeting and
Mrs. West reported on the
events for the day.
^Irs. Bill Ross and Mrs. Mae
Stuart favored with a song
"The Old Rugged Cross " with
Mrs. Stuart accompanying on
the piano.
Mrs. Rooney gave a message
about "The Mysterious Man
On Emmaus Road." Mrs. Ross
then gave a reading "The
Easter Lily Story."
Lunch and social time then
followed.
HENRY LEISHMAN, a
resident of Huronview,
celebrated his 88th birthday
May 2. Congratulations to this
.grand old man.
MAI'i'LAND ALLEN,
Auburn, is celebrating his 86th
birthday tomorrow, May 4.
The Signal -Star reminds all,
that the names, addresses, ages •
and birthdates of all persons 80
years of age and older will he
published free of charge in this
newspaper as their birthdays
roll around.
might just want to give , yourself
a little treat. too. Mmmm!
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