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The regular May meeting of
Tiger Dunlop • WOMen's
Institute was held in Colborne
Township Hall, Carlow,
Wednesday; May 28. President
Mrs, Earl Sherwood was in the
chair and after opening
exercises, roll call, an ex-
change,of plants and seeds., was
answered by 31 members.
There were 10 ladies present
from the Clinton Institute and
two from Goderich Township
W.I. and several other guests.
All were warmly welcomed by
the President and members.
The secretary attended the
Bell Telephone Seminar in
April and reported in regard to
information gleaned at, this
meeting and the better un-
derstanding gathered with
regard to Bell Telephone and
the Public.'
Members were asked to
attend the Htronview Spring
Tea and Bake Sale on June 4 if
possible and if they were able to
contribute any baking to this
tea, it ' would surely be ap-
preciated.
Members were reminded of
the Si.nshine Sister Banquet
this Thursday, June 5 at 1 p.m.
It's a pot luck dinner and
members are asked to bring
their own dishes and a corsage
\for their Sunshine Sister.
Grade 8 Graduation Banquet
will be June 24 at Colborne
Township Hall and plans were
discussed in regard to this.
Members were, informed
regarding the June meeting
which will be an evening
meeting, June 25 at 8 p.m. Miss
Mary Ann Miltenburg, Huron
'Dairy. Princess will be the guest
speaker and the 4-H Girls and .
their leaders are invited and
will take part in the program'
with the skits and exhibits they
had at Achievement Day.
Mrs. Earl Sherwood, who
' was the delegate to. the
Officers' Conference in
• Waterloo early in May gave an
interesting ,report.One of the
highlights at the conference
was the address by "the
President, Mrs. Maluske which
contained much food for
thought. She .streSseot several
fundamental findings of life,
e.g: - learn the Art of Listening;
master tolerance; think kindly,
"speak 'kindly and act kindly;
-peace begins at home. •
She urged the members to
voice their disapproval in
regard to TV shows of which
they do not , approve which
contain violence, etc. .
Mrs. Sherwood was very
much impressed with the visit
• -to the Erland Lee Home during
the conference and the
progress that had been made in
the past couple . of years ,to
furnish and redecorate this
beautiful landmark which is a
credit to the Women's Institute.,
Her closing remarks were a
sincere thank you to Tiger
Dunlop W.I. for sending her as
—a delegate.
Mrs. Osborne Falkiner gave
a very interesting motto,
•• "When you cease to learn you
cease to live", and Mrs.
Mervyn Batkin of Clinton W.I. •
gave two splendid. readings,
"One Person's Question" which
had serious thoughts, and
, humorous selection, ."A letter
from a Mother. to her - son",
which were much enjoyed- by
all. -
Mrs. Emerson Elliott then
,introduced the speaker for the
Meeting, , Mrs. Jean 13arnett
with a topic "Say it with
Roses". She shoved interesting
slides of England, Scotland
Switzerland and Italy and
climaxing with the slides of her
own. rose • garden which were
especially lovely. She answered
questions in regard to care and
planting of roses.
The President thanked' the
speaker for her message and
presented her with a gift.
After the closing exercises
the members and guests en-
joyed associal, half hour togethr
while participating in 'a penny
sale. Mrs.
Jamessale. Horton was
convener of , the lunch com-
mittee.
SOCIAL NEWS
This is the season of the year
when young people are
graduating from . University,
College, and Schoolsand we are
always interested in hearing of
their individual achievements.
Mr. and M'rs. Leslie Pitblado
attended graduation exercises
at Dalhousie •University,
Halifax, May 15 when Jane
Fisher, daughter of Mrs. Pit-
blado and the late Mr. Elmer
Fisher, received her Bachelor
'of Nursing Degree.. Jane was a
graduate of Colborne Central
Schad' and graduated as a R.N.
from Stratford General
Hospital in 1969 and has now
attained her Bachelor of
Nursing Degree. It was an
interesting and happy time for
„Mr. and Mrs. Pitblado • when
they spent a week with their
daughter Jane in Halifax
before returning home. Jane
plans on staying in the
Maritimes.
Mrs. Helen Pirie attended the
Graduation Exercises at
Dalhousie University, Halifax,
when her •son Andrew was'a
graduate in the law class.
Andrew. wont the University.
Medal in Law for the highest
standing in his class. He plans
to Article in Toronto.
-Many people in Goderich and
Colborne Township,- will
remember the late Horace
Fisher, .who had a harness shop
on Hamilton Street. It is in-
teresting to know that his son
-''Reginald, Who is liow living in
Londen, has a son James
Reginald who was alsof' in the _.
graduation class at Dalhousie
University, , Halifax,
-graduating in Law.
'arm,'homes, and -real
estate 'change hands, people
move to Goderich and to the -
country. The Glenn's, Jean,
Reg. and Ernie have lived all
their life in Colborne Township
and have made many friends in
this vicinity:, They will be living
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at 208 Hinks St:, oderich.
Dr., Barry Deathe has pur-
chased the Glenn farm anthhe
.and his family moved there this.
past weeke in. Colborne
Townshi .
Mr. and Mrs. Lang and
family ( well drillers) pur-
chased Dr. Deathe's residence
and are now erecting a large
shed. They will. be moving
shortly.
There are many - beautiful
homes in Colborne Township
and more being built every
year. On- Airport Road three
new homes that are nearing
completioth, have a splendid
view of the Maitland River and
are a credit to any Township
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are owned by Mr. and Mrs.
R.G. Shrier, Dr. and Mrs. K.W.
Campbell and Mr. and Mrs.
Ben. Homan:
, Mr. and Mrs. Eimer Hunter
of Stratford celebrated their
wedding . anniversary recently
, and visited with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Terence
Hunter.
Tiger Dunlop 4-H Group 1 -
held its second meeting of the
Garden Club in Colborne,
Township Hall in May. Roll call
"My Favourite flower and why
I like it" was answered by all
the rnemberspresent.
The girls then discussed their
reference files and where tn
find articles. They had an in;
teresting debate on whether it
was better to' grow food or
• purchase it in the stores,
'Discussion and advice was
then given on. transplanting
•z,
plants. The next meeting will
• be next Monday evening.
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Saturday May 10th. He has
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'SOCIAL NEWS
Mrs. ..Elva Straughan is
visiting in Meaford with. her
daughter, Mrs, Clayton
Robertson and Mr. Robertson.
Harry Arthur enjoyed, a
:fishing trip north of Parry
• Sound for a few days last
weekend.
Several from here attended
the Hockey banquet in Blyth
last Friday evening.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Major Youngblut on their
recent marriage.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Youngblut
of Woodstock spent the
weekend with. her sister, Mrs.
Wilfred ' Sanderson and Mr.
Sanderson.
.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall visited last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cope,
Sheila and Carol atIoncion.
,Mrs. Celia Taylor spent a few
days last week .with her
daughter, Mrs. Ronald Rath -
'14 well, Mr. Rathwell, Michael
and Janice at Parkhill.
Mrs. W.A: Jones of Goderich
visited last Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. Maitland Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. Hamlyt
of Lambeth visited last Sunday
with Mrs. Albert McFarlane.
• Mr. George Timm, Miss
Erna Bethke and Mr. Henry
Latiner of Gorrie visited last
Friday with Mr. and • Mrs.
Maitland Allen.
Mrs: • Dorothy Grange at-
tended the graduation of her
daughter, Shelley ' from the
University of Waterloo on May
22nd. Reception was held in
London that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William S.
Craig, Loreen and Timothy
John of Clinton visited recently
with. Mr. and Mrs. Maitland
Allen. -
Mr. and Mrs.' Robert Crtig of '
Lucan visited last Sunday with
William J. Craig and Mr. and
Mrs. Maitland Allen.
•'Neighbors and friends. en- •
tertained 'Mrs. Major
Youngblut• • prior to ' her
marriage at the home of Mrs.
Oliver Anderson, Turnberry
Street. Mrs. Ross Daer read a
fitting address which she had
composed_ and gifts were
presented by Mrs. Arnold Craig
and Mrs. Myrtle Munro. Mrs.
,Ross Andrews pinned a cersage
On the bride-to-be. Reta
thanked her friends and neigh-
bours and a luncheon followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Clive Allen of
Clinton add Mr. and Mrs.,
George • Vanderburgh of
Goderich visited on Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Maitland Allen.
• M. and Mrs. Stanley McNall
of Welland spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnston .and Miss Laura
Phillips.
WALKERBURN CLUB
• The May meeting of the
Walkerburn Club was held last
week at the home of Mrs. Roy
Daer. Mrs. Carmen Gross
presided for the meeting.
Treasurer '\ Mr's. Lloyd
McClinchey reported that the
foster child's support is now,
paid up to the end of July.
Mrs. Thomas Cunningham
• was the winner of the draw
which had been donated by
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell.
Plans were madeto have the
June meeting on June 19th (a
week earlier) at the home of
Mrs. Carmen Gross. Mrs.
Gross and Mrs. Thomas
Cunningham will be in charge
o program and the lunch
committee will be Mrs. Joseph
Hunking and Mrs. Edward
Hunking.
Roll call was answered by 11
members and 4 guests naming
a favorite flower. A thank you
card ' was read from Mrs.
Worthy Young.
The guest of the afternoon,
Mrs. Frances' Clark showed
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pictures and gave • interesting
commentary of her trip last
year to Yukon and Alaska. Mrs.
Elliott Lapp thanked Mrs.'
Clark and presented her with -a,
gift.
A. plant, bulb and slip • sale
took. place. Lunch was served
by Mrs. Carmel Gross, Mrs.
Thomas Cunningham assisted
by Mrs. Roy Daer. _
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