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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-03-13, Page 5•r *trent' �,.���.� ��.,�-.�•��� eav itn'.saa-«.rr at.. •,c� si x. !a 4-H DUNGANNON 1 The first meeting of Dungannon I 4-H Crib was opened' with the 4-H pledge. Some mothers came to see how the girls do things. Ro11.,Ca11 was "Why Did You Join 4-14?" Officers were chosen as follows: president Virginia Chisholm; vice- president Marilyn Sproul; press reporter and secretary Wanda Park. Meetings will be held on Thursday evenings, 7:15 to 9:15. The first meeting was held at the home of leader Donna Young with 10 members present. Discussion took place on what the course covered and booklets and pamphlets were looked over. All read from,the teacher's book on,, "Planning the Wardrobe" and answered some oral questions. Loader Bev Maclnnis showed some different pieces of material and talked about the blouse which each member must make for Achievement Day. Kathy Pentland demon- strated how to take personal measurements. Virginia Chisholm closed the meeting. The meeting next Thursday will be held at the home of Bev Maclnnis at 7:15 p.m. SOCIAL NEWS Jeff and Scott McMichael have had the chicken pox but are better now ,and . attended, Kindergarten registration at Brooksideon Friday. Other children from the village- who were at kin - ?4. house recently vacated 'by Yules. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park were Mr. and Mrs, Tom Lawlor and Jim of Auburn, Bruce Culbert of Bayfield and Kim Hodgins from Clinton. The ladies of the Women's Institute quilted a quilt at the home of Mrs. Graham McNee on Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee and Mrs. Agnes Campbell • visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross McNee and Mr. Fowler at Huronview on Saturday. ' Miss ' Barbara Blake from Toronto spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Cecil Blake. Saturday callers were Mrs. Dick Kilpatrick and her mother, • Mrs. Atkinson of Wingham andMrs. Kilpatrick's five-year-old twin grandsons Warren and Scott Kilpatrick. David and Sharon Dawson are enjoying a few holidays in Jamaica. Paul is staying with hiss, aunt, Sue and Doug Brown and Jackie is with Mr. and Mrs. Art Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sher- wobd, Sarnia visited his parental home on the weekend. Mrs. W.A. Stewart is spen- ding a few days with Mr. 'and Mrs. T.M. Durnin, Dunlop. • lack and Gwen Caesar, Lloyd and Doris Hodges, Bill and Marie Stewart, Harold and Dorothy Errington, Jack and. Donna Alton spent the weekend snowmobiling at Red Bay Lodge u p the peninsula along La cl-"e TIu on. • °. Visitors last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson were Joanne Thompson, Steve Whitney and, his parents, Mr. dergarten registration ---were-- and Mrs: G. Witney --of iii #Angela and Arlita Glenn, Joey Carmichael,'Michael Pentland. Mr. Earl Yule, David and Brenda have moved to Nova Scotia. Congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Laird Spivak (nee Bonnie McGee) who were, marHed• in a civil ceremony on Thursday. A wedding dinner. for the im- mediate families was held at the' home of .his parents, .Mr. and Mrs. John Spivak. The newlyweds are residing in the cardine. Steven Alton and Jamie Bere played with Lucknow Fleas hi the Hockey Tournament at Blyth on Saturday and Jamie snored the winning .goal in - the final game against Clinton.' Lucknow Fleas gained the trophy and a hockey stick for the goalie Paul Jerome, ' DAX' OF PRAYER World *Day of Prayer was. observed at Nile United_Church 6n Friday, March 7 with ladies from several denominations in attendance. The theme "Become Per- fectly One" 'was the subject of the guest speaker Captain Grace Herber, Salvation Army, Goderich. Mrs. Elwyn Feagan opened the service with prayer and other leaders were Mrs. -Lorne Hasty, Mrs. Bill Kinahan,'Mrs. Orrie Gingerich, Mrs. Jack Clements. A duet by'Mrs, Orrie Gingerich and Mrs. Martin was' very, much enjoyed. Mr's. Len Christilau and Mrs. Clifford Purdon assisted with reading Scriptures, MrS. James Boak was organist for the service. -I- t- -I- Mother: , `Jimmy; sit down and I'll tell you a story." Jimmy: "I can't sit down 'cause I just told daddy one." A' • at - '' GODERICH LITTLE THEATRE Box Office Opens March 13 at R.W. Bell, Optometrist 74 The Square Afternoons 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. No Telephone Reservations Please • John Antonopolous, left, and Gord Harper accepted the team trophies for Gardineer's Dairy as runners-up in the novice division in minor hockey. The trophy was presented Saturday morning' by Jack Stoddard. (staff -photo) « �, l csitat i .. The grand championship in the Bantam Division of the Goderich 'livor Hockey , League was won on the weekend by' Don Hoist Real Estate Ltd., The team members are front row from left 'Bruce Dougherty, Larry McGee and 'Randy Stoddart. Second row from left Pat, Mur hy,:Rpn But r ' ,onnDoherty,,, ! Pjlc Gerrard Gwin, -and David Roosemalen. 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