HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-03-06, Page 29Mrs. R.C. McClenaghan, should. challenge the decision
l,Jrbugh. Mrs. Graham McNee and Mrs. ' since the building projects were
Dungarfnorr Yonth-Group. rne1 "'J'actt Alton atter'ted-the Hurotr= --firr"'d"ir ly Ihfpbrtrallt—'fi' s'f1Y ign—''
Perth Presbyterial of U.C.W. in educational standpoint but it
Listowel on 'Friday. This event would also be good for the
had a been • postponed from economy by providing jobs.
Wednesday due to stormy Since the Board cannot -
weather. they reported an proceed with any project and
interesting and worthwhile building must be put "off a
day delegation of three' members,
The Orangemen held a card Cayley Hill,`Harry Hayter and
party on Friday evening r ,at ,D.J. Cochrane, were elected to
which six tables were filled. approach the ministry con -
Prizes were as follows: ladies cerning grants for the region:
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The February meeting of
Dungannon Women's Institute
had "World Affairs" for its
theme. Mrs. A.W. Stewart was
hostess for aYn attendance of 14
members and one visivtor,
President, Mrs. Graham
McNee, and secretary -
treasurer, Mrs. Harry Girvin,
conducted the meeting.. The
Opening Ode and Mary Stewart
Collect were used followed by
an impressive "In Memoriam"
for a. long-time member of
Dungannon W.I. Her musical
contribution in particular will
long be remembered.
The roll call,, "A way to teach
children how to be good
citizens" had a variety of
responses. Some of these were:
Respect for all ages and all
colors, obedience to rules;
sharing; discipline; be a good
example; welcome
newcomers; encourage
organized sport.
Correspondence included a
letter from Mrs. Maluske of
Chesley, the new provincial
president, which encouraged
members to participate in any
of the three International
competitions and announced
the offic'er's conference at
University of Waterloo, April 29
- May 1 (branch fees will be
- $1.50 for April 1975); a letter
from Goderich Psychiatric
'Hospital asking for volunteers
who can assist in a variety of
ways; an invitation. was
received to attend Clinton
W.I.'s_ 70th anniversary on
vWednesday,-7•April $, -at 42:30
p.m.,, ticket's for their dinner to
be obtained from Mrs. H.
Girvin until March 24; the
f�is�ricli A�n>laal rneti'ng to e
` at Blyth on May 26.
Letters of information to
assist in making annual reports
were distributed. Members
were urged to plan to visit the
Erland Lee Home, or write an
article for Home and Country.
Mrs. Roy Robson reported
for the committee planning the
Dessert and Euchre to be held
-at Brookside School March 19
at 1:30 p.m. to. which friends
from the community and from
local Institutes are welcome.
A quilt is to be in frames
ready for quitters to come to
the home of Mrs. Graham
McNee beginning on Monday.
Three clubs for the 4H "What
Shall I Wear?" will be as
follows: Club 1 led by Mrs. Dan
Maclnnis and Mrs. Fred
Young; -Club 11 led by Mrs.
Howard_ Culbert and Mrs. Ivan
Rivett; and Club"' 111 led by
Mrs. Elmer Black and Miss'
Mary Van Diepen.
An'""iteresting program on
World Affairs followed the
business period. Mrs. John
Clements gave the motto -„"The
Worrld is My Country; Mankind
is My Friend". This was well-
prepared . and well given
leaving many worthwhile
thoughts:. r, ._.
The topic on "Prejudice and
Discrimination" was given, in
panel form by Mrs. Clarence
McClenaghan and Mrs. . R.
R. bson who pointed out clearly
the several definitions of
prejudice and dangers of
making hasty .i adgements.
Courtesies were expressed,
collection and pennies for
friendship received, followed
by singing The , Queen and
Institute Grace.
Hostesses for a dainty lunch
were Mrs. Hugh McWhinney.
Miss Iva Carr and Miss Beth
McConnel
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SOCIAL NEWS
Parky Wiggins has been
-indisposed for some time after
having fallen and broken a rib...,
Mrs. Wiggins is. not in the best
of health either.
Mrs. Jack Curran spent
Monday afternoon • with -Mrs.
Cecil Blake who Has been
suffering with, arthritis the last
two weeks or so. Me. and Mrs.
Palmer Kilpatrick of Toronto
and Miss Beth McConnell were
also recent visitors.
Tuesday was Professional
Development Day for the
teachers pf, Huron and those
from Brookside • met ` 'at
Robertson School in Goderich
witfrtlre other teachers of this
section of the * country. On
Wednesday there were no buses
running to Brookside due to
inclement weather and
treacherous roads.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Naylor of
Sarnia. visited on the weekend
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Park.
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Henderson
and family of Mississauga
spent the- weekend with her
father, Mr. Harvey Alton. Paul
has not been able to play
hockey recently because of
pulled muscles in his Ieg.
Mrs. Rick Park is wearing a
cast for a few weeks, haying birth of twin daughters, Bar- high, Mrs. Victor Errington;
torn the ligaments in her ankle bara and Brenda on Sunday, ladies' second, Mrs. Russell
in a fall at home. Feb. 23. Mrs. Clar • i louges u1 Brindley; men's high, Mr.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Stratford is helping her sister Albert Brown; men's second;
Lillian MacDonald on the death ° through the first week at home John Andrew.
of Mrs. Otto Peterson, with the babies.
Lucknow, whose sister, Bessie On February 27 Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart; is married to .-Mrs. Thos. Young, Mr. and Mrs.
,MacDonald's son, Ross. George Errington, and Bill
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Irvin attended Open House at Cen-
spent the weekend with their tralia College where Peggy
daughter Betty and her Young is a student:
husband, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Mr. and Mrs, Don MacKenzie
Stirling and „family Q,f and Girvin 'Reed attended the
Thamesville 'and attended Good Roads Convention in
baptism service for their 'Toronto last Monday. Coming
grandson, Harold Robert home they encountered very The Huron County Board of
Stirling. poor driving M conditions and Education voted unanimously
Gerry Bere and Murray stayed overnight with Mr, and to make an appeal to the
Simpson of , Whitechurch IVIrs: Don Watson, '"Listowel, Ontario Ministry of Education
motored to Florida during Mrs. Watson is Mr. and Mrs., who refused any capital
winter break at Fanshawe and MacKenzie's daughter, Donna. allocation for building projects
spent a week camping there.' Mr. and Mrs. Chester for schools under the boards
While visiting Murray's uncle . Caswell of "Success, Sask. jurisdiction for the .1975. fiscal-
and seeing greyhound races in visited last weekend with her year.
St. Petersburg, they met aunt, Mrs. Lorne Ivers and with The Board had budgeted for
Raymond Finnigan and were Mr. Lorne Ivers in University $900,000 in its five-year, forecast
invited to his homer It's a small r Hospital, London. Mrs. Caswell which was to include $240,000
world, after all! (nee Ada Plunkett) stayed with for renovations to Exeter
Mr: and Mrs. Harold Mrs. Ivei^s last week. Public School, the construction
Errington and David, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ivers ac- of an industrial arts and home
Mrs. Terry Hodges, Mr. and companied Mr: Girvin Reed to economics complex in Exeter,
Mrs. Bruce Sillib were among London on Sunday and they Turnberry and Brussels each to
those who took part ill' t'a visited Mrs. Elma Reed, Lorne cost approximately • $200,000
Snowmobile Poker Rally at St. Ivers and Mrs. Elsie and also''$40,000 for a mini
Helen's from 1:30-4 on Sunday MacKenzie in University computer for South Huron
afternoon. Hospital. Secondary School.
Miss Nancy Er,ington has World Day of Prayer services The computer facility, if it
secured a secretarial position will be held in Nile Church on was approved by the Ministry,
• 'at Wingham Hospital. Friday, March 7 at 2 p.°m. with would have been installed as a
' Johnny, Greg and . Larissa : Captain Elizabeth Heber of pilot project and under the
Aldham spent the weekend with Salvation Army as guest Board's approval similar
their grandmother Mrs Mary speaker. ' facilities would ' have been
Bere while their mother, Mrs. Congratulations to Mr. and installed in other high schools
Marybelle Aldham attended a Mrs. William King on the birth ' in the area.
World Book Workshop in of a ,son, Keith William, on p.J. Cochrane, Director '' of
Niagara Fal -15.17— , February' 1975. ,4.._. . ' .::Education; 'toldp
_.the ard tTia :,
Mr. Mand Mrs. Freeman Olson Mr. and Mrs. Bob' Ott and he was sure the Ministry,would
and Ronnie returned on boys of' Kitchener visited with cut back on expenditures but
Monday from • a month's Mr. and Mrs. 'Irvine Eedy on was surprised that they got,r.
, vacation_ '.in_ Florida during .._.Er4da_y.__.Mother stayed for a noth.ing_at-all. ,He--stated-..th
which they spent a few days few days holidays. the only course,,of action.was to '-
with Mrs.' Olson's aunt. and Sympathy is extended to the appeal the decision to the
uncle at Melbourne, travelled Smith family on the death of Minister.
down to Florida Keys, saw the Mr. Lawrence Smith whose A letter: from the regional
Cypress Gardens, Disneyland funeral took place on Friday to office of the Ministry of
and Sulphur Springs , a very Dungannon cemetery. • Education in London stated
enjoyable trip. A Mr. A.J. Sherwood was in that the region "received its.
Douglas 'and Sue Brown, Winnipeg and Brandon last proportion' of provincial ' fun -
Allan and Elaine Brown, Lloyd week. ding and unfortunately all
and Doris Hodges, Rick Mr. Thornton Eedy went to needs or requirements' cannot.
Hodges, Ken Hodges; Terry the West on Friday and Michael be met.
and Penny Hodges' spent last Eedy of Strathroy is attending Board member Charles.
weekend snowmobiling at tohischores. Thomas said that the Board
Havelock,, east of Peter -
Huron. Bd.
will protest
gov't edict
at Brookside on Wednesday
evening for an activity night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Blake and
girls of Camtridge .spent the
weekend visiting with •his
mother Mrs. Cecil Blake and in
Goderich visiting Pat's
parents, Mr. and Mrs: Eugene
Ryan.
Congratulations, to Mr. and
Mrs.`” Allistair Nivins on the
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The majorettes program offered by the Goderich recreation program has drawn one of the
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Harmon of Goderich. (staff photo)
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