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spacial 25th anniversary meeting of the Tiger Dunlop W.I. held In the Carlow Hall on
ay June?, Mrs. Talt Clark the original President was presented with a lifetime mem-
* certificate by Mrs. Terence Hunter, past president, left, and a pin by Mrs. Richard
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Dunlop Women's In -
observed their 25th An -
last Thursday after -
the Colborne Township
arlow, with a Sunshine
banquet, catered to by
wly formed Goderich
ip Institute.
ximately 60 members,
members and honored
njoyed a buffet dinner .
President of the Tiger
W.I. , Mrs. Eric
welcomed the ladies
rs. Stanley Snyder
a toast to the In-
'hich was replied to by
1ph Jewell. Mrs. Robert
esided at the piano.
ed guests at the head
Mrs: Eleanor Brad
at- Auburn, Area
nt; Mrs. DonaldrHaines-
rn, District President;
Lockhart of Clinton,
President 25 years ago,
s. ivers of Dungannon,
Past President 25 years
o brought greetings and
ighly of the work the In -
accomplishes and the
sset to the Community.
ty-five years ago a
oup of -ladies met at the
.f Mrs. Tait Clark and
what was then called
e Women's Institute.
these ladies are still ac" -
Mets _of the Institute.
changed its name to
Dunlop Women's In-
Life Membership Certificate
and the pin and badge, to
which Mrs. Clark made a very
fitting and appreciative reply.
Mrs. Elmer Hunter, . on
behalf of the Institute then
presented the other Charter
Members, Mrs. Robert $ean,
Mrs. Ed. Montgomery and Mrs.
Dave Bean with maple leaf
brooches in recognition of years
of service.
A sing -song with Mrs. Harm
.Kleeze at the accordian, Mrs.
G. Kaitting at the piano and
Mrs. Earl Sherwood and Mrs.
Doug McNeil leading in the
Local CWL
lining was much enjoyed, while
Mrs. Kloeze later delighted the
members with several selec-
tions, on the accordion.
Mrs. James Horton then on
-behalf of the Institute presen-
ted Mrs. T. Hunter with a
lovely plate in honor of her
50th wedding anniversary June
6 and which Mr. and Mrs. 'T.
Hunter are celebrating on June
16.
An enjoyable part of the af-
ternoon program was the mem-
bers finding out who their Sun-
shine Sister for the past year
had been and a delightful after-
noon was ended.
ait Clark, who was the
esident of this Institute
s instrumental in foun-
was especially honored
rs. T. Hunter and Mrs.
hanan, on behalf of the
presented her with a
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The regular monthly meeting
of St. Peter's Catholic Womer's
League was held in the Parish
Hall on Wednesday, June 6.
Three members who are
leaving the parish, Mrs. J. Ter-
pstra, Mrs. N. Legere and Mrs.
K. Vanderwetering will be
presented with pictures of Our
Lady of Good Counsel,
patroness of the League.
Sister Colleen Marie gave a
very inspiring talk on Religious
Vocations. Her contribution to
the spiritual program of the
League was much appreciated.
An invitation from' the
Sisters of St. Joseph, London,h
to be present for the profession
of final vows by a. group of
young sisters ways received with
appreciation. This ceremony
will take place in 'the chapel of
the Motherhouse, London, on
Saturday June 16 at 10:30 a.m.
All those wishing to attend
should call the local convent so
that arrangements can be
made.
An invitation was received
from the C.W.L. of St. Joseph's,
Kingsbridge, inviting local
members to attend their
meeting on Tuesday, June 17 to
hear a special speaker.
On Sunday, June 17, the
C.W.L. ladies will cater for a
Communion Breakfast in the
Parish Hall, for the Youth
Group and their parents.
Following the Walkathon,
Saturday, June 9, to raise
money for the anti -abortion
publicity campaign, the League
served lunch to participants
at Columbus Hall'.
There was discussion regar-
ding the C.W.L. catering for the
dinner for the Grade Eight
graduates, parents . and
teachers. Details of this dinner
will be discussed with theFprin-
cipal and decided later.
Meetings will be suspended
for the summer months and
will be resumed in September.
MRS FRED TAYLOR
Funeral service was held on
June 3rd for Mrs. Fred Taylor
who passed away in Clinton
Public Hospital on May 31 in
her 91st year.
She was the daughter of the
late George Arnold apd
Elizabeth Adis and had been a
resident of Huronview for a few
years. She was married to the.
late Frederick Taylor and had
resided at ,,Wiarton, Nile,
Auburn and Granton.
She is survived by two
daughters Mrs. John (Wilda)
Clatworthy of Granton and
Mrs. Ben (Hazel) Park of
Dungannon; also five sons,
Fred, Erie, Michigan; Stanley
of Hamilton; Stuart of Nile,
Raymond of Welland; and
George of London; 26 grand-
children and 37 great-
grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.
Mary Smith of London and
Mrs. Deborah Holmes of Owen
Sound.
One daughter, Mrs. Robert
(Irene) Arthur and four sons
Wilfred, Calvin, Elgin and,Ber-
nard, predeceased her.
The funeral was held at the
Arthur Funeral Home with in-
terment in Dungannon
Cemetery. Pastor Alfred Fry
was in charge.
Pallbearers were George
Wright, Jack Wright, David
Taylor, Thomas Taylor
William Taylor and Ted
Bakker.
Relatives and friends were
present from Guelph, Wiarton,
Hamilton, Erie, Welland, Lon-
don, Toronto, Dungannon,
Granton and the surrounding
district.
AUBURN SOCIALS
Mrs. Ronald Damude and
Mrs. Robert. Walden of Water -
down and Mrs. Sam Squire,
Jeffrey and Peter of Brampton
visited last Thursday with Mrs.
Beth, Lansing. u
Mr. and Mrs. James Towe at-
tended the service at St. Paul's
Cathedral, London, for the or-
dination of Rev. Fred_ Carson,
new rector of Auburn, Blyth,
Belgrave and Brussels Charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Toll,
Terry and Warren of London
visited recently with Mr. and
• Mrs. Gordon Gross and Anita.
Mr. and- Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall and Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon, Grass were guests of
the McDougall -Beaudoin wed-
ding at St. Patrick's Church.
Cambridge last Saturday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ronald Elliott
of Toronto spent- the weekend
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with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gross and Mrs. Len Archam-
bault the members voted to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred hold a strawberry tea with Mrs.
Youngblut of Woodstock Ted Hunking and Mrs. Joe
visited last Sunday with Hunking in charge.
relatives in the village. An interesting program of
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Plunkett. contests was held with Mrs.
and family bought Mr., and Elliott Lapp and Mrs. Joe
Mrs. William Moss's house on Hunking in charge. Lunch of
Goderich St. Mr. and Mrs. ice-cream and cake was served
William Elliott and family of by Mrs. 'Joe Verwey and Mrs.
Goderich have bought the home Roy Daer and a social half
of the late Mrs. Charles hour enjoyed.
Straughan. Mr. and Mrs. Orval
McPhee have bought the home
of the late Mrs. Bert Craig.
Mr. and M,rs. Harold Adams
of Clinton visited last Sunday
with Mrs. Beth Lansing. ,
• Mr. and Mrs. W. Berry have
purchased a lot from James
Schneider on John Street and
have. moved ., a new mobile
home on the lot.
WALKERBURN CLUB
The Walkerburn Club held
their monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Joe Verwey with
the president, Mrs. Elliott Lapp -
in charge. The minutes of the
previous meeting were adopted
as read by the secretary, Mrs.
Worthy Young. The roll call
was answered by donations
seeds, plants and bulbs for the
penny sale.
Fourteen members and a
visitor, Mrs. Arie Duizer's
sister-in-law frcjn Holland an-
swered the roll call.
Draw prize donated by Mrs.
James Jackson was won by
Mrs. Worthy Young. Mrs.
Thomas Cunningham invited
the Club to come to her home
for the June meeting. This will
be the annual meeting with the
paying of fees. The program
will be in the charge of Mrs.
Nick Hill and Mrs. Garth
McClinchey. Lunch will be in
the charge of Mrs. Joe Hunking
and Mrs. Elliott Lapp.
On -motion Of Mrs. Carmen
Phyllis Isobel Fisher and
Leslie W. Pitblado, both of
Goderich were united in
marriage on Friday evening
May 25.
A reception followed for their
immediate families at 50
Lighthouse St., Goderich.
Paul Thomas Paquette, ioif of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J.
Paquette of 28 Britannia Road
West In Goderich, graduated
▪ recently with his Bachelor of
Arts degree In French and
Spanish from Waterloo
Lutheran University. Mr.
Paquette will be attending
Althouse College of Education
In the fall. -
Beatrice Joyce McClenaghan,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. R.C.
McClenaghan of Dungannon,
received her Bachelor of Home
Economics Degree on May 24 •
,from the University. of
Manitoba, Winnipeg. Beatrice
was a graduate of Bracebridge
and Muskoka Lakes Secondary
School, Bracebridge,.
Bridge
Scores
On -June 5 there were four
tables in play at Goderich
Bridge Club. Winners were:
A.J. Weerasooriya and Dr.
A.B. IJeathe, 52 1/2 points;
Mrs. K. Donnelly and Mrs. B.
Erskine, 46 1/2 points; Art
Wilson and Omar Haselgrove,
42 1/2 points; Mrs. Rick Duck-
worth and Doug Fisher, 42
points.
To all who worked, sponsored or walked in our
Knights of Columbus Anti -Abortion Walkathon.
BECAUSE OF YOU, IT.WAS A BIG SUCCESS
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All money collected should be brought to the
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce before
June 22nd.
With the first hot weather, thoughts turn to
summer days basking in the sun
This season, dazzle the beach set with a
swimsuit from our great collection
One piece, two-piece, three-piece, bikini or
cover-up Very good colour selection in
sizes 5 to 15 and 8 to 18.
STUDENTS WILL DO:
BABYSITTING
GARDENING
HOUSECLEANING
PAINTING
SEWING
LAWN CUTTING
CALL YOUIISTUDENT PLACEMENT CENTF1E
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SALES OUTLETS:
• BEDARD'S GROCERY.
• CRAIGIE'S
• DENOMME'S FLOWERS
• DENOMME- GARDEN ,COTR.E
• WORSELL'S PLUMBING
• WORTHY'S ESSO
• JOE'S BP
• SPROUL'S BP
• GODERICH RESTAURANT
• BLUEWATER TRUCK CENTRE
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