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Mrs. G: Kaittinq
The. regular June meeting of.,
Tiger Dunlop Women's
Institute' was Wd in Colborne
• •Township, Hall, Wednesday,
,z June 2,5. Due to the absence of
the President; • the first ViCe",
President, Mrs. Wm. difford,
Roll call, "My f4''`Oeurite
Dairy Recipe" was answered'
by 19, members. The Tiger
Dunlop 41H girls,. with seVeral
of their leaders, were present
as guests and were introduced
in their groups and welcomed.
Agriculture—and Canadian
Industries and honouring
Huron County Dairy Princess
speaker, Migg- 'Mary Ann
Dairy „•Princess; who spoke
allout'her work' and the Various-,
experiences she has ha'd since
being chosen .aS 'the Dairy
She explained that theobject
of having a Dairy Princess is to
.„Amprove "communications
between the •cons'umer and J•lie.
producer, She gaVe many items
of interesting information 'plus
the nutritional value of milk in'
4the diet. There were in-
formative slides on, the,
processing of cheese which is a
milk product. Miss Miltenburg
explained 'and sh-60Ocithe:Value
of cheese in the' diet.
All present were given a book
of '.reeipes uSing cheese, which
all coUld tis'e in '• their daily'
Preparation of Meats, 'Mrs. •
George Mc'Bride thanked the"
Speakerancl preSented her with
gift
The—, 9-H girls- hatd
achievement DaY in May "for
Wear" and; at this time "
presented their exhibit or skit.
Group;„( 1 with -leaderS Mrs.
" Montgomery -sand
Mer Dickson had an
exhibit, "Wardrobe Co;
Ordinates .for, Sualmer
OccaSions" ancr this was „very
alily presented by two of ,the
... girls in the group", Connie Baer
Group 2, •with leaders Helen
Brindley and' Nerinne Brindley •
also had an -Exhibit "Planning •
, your Wardrobe" and Helen
Group No...3 with / leaders
Linda Matthews and Rubena
Brindley were ‘una-ble to
present their skit. Group 4 with
- leaders, Mrs. Bert Dougherty
and 'Miss' Shirley , Dougherty,
not to -Co-ordirtfte",-;This was
presented by four of the girls,
Sharon Polloak, Patty
Lori Feagan and 'Linda Feagan
while, Mrs. Elwin Pea,g'an filled'
in, for the ,leader for the
The, girls 'n-tedelled' the
blotises they had made in the
-project. Miss Helen Brindley is
new leading her 24th project,
"The .Garden Club" .'and as a
thank-jrou for her efforts, arid
interest in the 44-1 work, the
Institute presented her with a
It- Was unanimouSly 'agreed
that the work of the 4-H girls
and their leaders and the Huron
County Dairy Princess' -timely
highlight for the meeting.
Minutes el ldst.meeting Were
read and adopted and com-
munications read. Mrs. Eric
wifich reminded 'all of some of
N-tlf life.
Mrs. Tait Clark gave a very
of the District Annual held in
Blyth in May and Mrs. R;
Buchanan reported on die
Colborne Central School
,After _the meetink members
,9and'gitests enjoyed a social half
hour together.
The foUrth Meeting of , the
•
,Was,„-Jield at Carlow Hall
, MondeAreningi July 7.
Darlene jev&l: cfpto.ned the
meeting and minutes of last,
meeting were read" by Nancy
Brindley.
Roll call,, "One yegetable
have served sine& last
meeting and how I Served it"
was answered by all members'
Next meeting is on July ,19th
at Carlow Hair -at 7 pan.
Achievement Day is August 2nd
- The * 'leaders talked about
vegetable meal planning-4nd
hints on a good tossed salad.
For group work the girls th,en
'judged tosed salads.'
The meeting closed with the
Creed read bpariene Fisher.'
SOFTBALL ,
Softball in Colborne Town-
ship has started and Monday
eyening the boys' (1 3-16 years
Goderidli Twp, Jeam and
-Colborne B team won ever
TUesday evening of this week
'all girls will be playing;
July 14th, Monday, bbYs 8-'12
years - Colborne A team goes to
Stanley Twp! A; Colborne B
goes* to Goderich Twp. A;
Stanley A Aearn versus
'the lightS; Tuesday, July 15th,
girls 8-12 'yrs. - Colborne B
versus StanleY A.; Colborne A
team versus Goderich Yvvp, A.;
girls '1348 yrs. Stanley A teatp
versus Colborne:A team 9 p.m." -
This year the softball'
organizers are doing all
possible to schedule their team
plays for Monday and Tuesday
of each week and this.should.be
a great to the coaches arid
„SOCIAL NEWS
We are , pleased to report
Sharon Sowerby-, who has been
has returned hofne and is
,convalescin'g .favour -ably'. Miss
Marg-aret Henderson of Carlow
'who- has been a patient in
has aigo returned home and
getting along well.
.Mr. and Mrs. Clive, Allin of
'Clinton, formerly of Colborne
'Township celebrated; their 30th
wedding anniversary on
Sunday, june '7 When 'their
family entertained_ at :Open
House in Colborne ToWnship,'
Hall,. ,ClrloW. The afternoon
friends. and ' 'renewing Old
Clive and Phyllis lived in
Colborne for manY yeat's and
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, 11.)-1.:Y ith
43Y DORIS PAQ&ETTFY9
The weather has:4 sure been
night July,,1 ladies pra-ye-d Liftc:I. this golf ..daY. All mem,- 7
SALTFORD
IIALL
Tifirwi„oners in the first fl ight
were Doris Paquette, Jean
Knight; Marie 11614 tor putt ing';
second flight, Edna Looker,
Verna Jackson, n,,larg Evans
for ,putting; third' 'flight,
-Dorothy Worgari, Elliott,-
" .Bertha McGee , for putting.,
fourth flight,., Dtma
Diane Morrissey, and SandY
hole was won by Joan
Played,for, the Maitland trophy,
The 18 -hole handicap trophy
runner Up Ardithe Bressitte„
Ladies, are reminded the.first
roqnd of., the Rose Rowl is to
stahJuly 14, ,‘
Men'.s night attendance °was
doW'n some this past week, The
to ten winners were: ..Dick
organ, Paul Johnson, Russ
Patterson, Randy Hugill, Pete -
Graf,. Jack McKenzie, Harold,
Walls; Lloyd Schoenhals, W.J,
Hughes.and bud Worthy. .
'All members' are reminded of
the Air Canada mixbd Scotch-
two7ball to be played 'Jury 1p.
bers are . invited to attend.
Contact' Doug Oundy for
dela ils'about this dance.
more
FOlt R ENT
Ed Van den Broeck
5i4:9924 or 524.!;0366
-photo by Ca'imen
editt Clinton
Tali bouqUets'of peach, white
an yellow ' flowers Were
United Church for the Joe 14
eventling wedding ceremony of
John Lambert ,Van Leo and
Connie,Marlene Forbes,
The couple, who are the
children of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Van Loo of Clinten and
Mr. and -Mrs, Murray Forbes of
RR2, Clinton, were married by
Rpv. L. Lewis in a do9ble ring
The 'bride's ,sister, ,Sylvia
ForbeS played several clarinet
solos accompanied by' organist
Mrs. B. McK inley.
The- bride wore -a flowing
gown of matte. silk with long
sleeves, standup collar anfl
seed pearl beading on the yolk.
Her train was gathered onto the
yoke 'at the back of the dress.
Her headpieCe of white slaisies
yeit edged wilft dainty, lace.
She carried a nosegay of peac'h:
Sonja roses, white daisies,
stephanotis and baby's breath.
Maid of honour, Jo -Anne
Snell of Londesboro, was at-
. tired in 'a "gown of peach
polyester jerse-y which featured
long sleeves and a heart -shaped
neckline,' The bodice carried
croSs-over ties -which fastened
at the, back. She carried a
nosegay of white and' yellow
„,,-datstes; and baby's breath With
-shrimp, ;ribbon streamers. A,
matching„ row of .flowers was
wom, over the tips at the back of
,Attendants,' Mrs. „Katherine
Arcliibald:of Kitchener, a sister
of the bride, and' janet Van Lelo,
ihe groom's sister were"dressed.
RTC1-<- Dublin, the groom's
brother-in-law „. was •, the best
rnan.Ushers were Jack Planta
of Waterloo and Paul Forbes; .a
cdusinof the bride.
and dainty vases of peach and
yellow mums arid daisies
deCorated the White Carnation
for the wedding reception. The
three -tiered wedding cake was
exquisitely decorated by .The
groom's father.
ASPBERRY
Pick
- Your
Own
at
Herman Reinink's
RR # 1, Rayfield
Concession 4, Goderich Twp.
Phone 524-7096
The bride's Mother received
guens,ts in a mint. green
polye'ster,dauble knit gown with
standup collar.' and' rows-. of
covered, bUttons. The long
SleeVes ended in -a wide cuff;
and she wore, a :corsage. of
yellow. roses.
The_groom's mdther wore a.
57ellow. polyester knit gown with
lace inserts on the. bodice:nand
long sleev(!s. Her outfit. was
completei ‘kith white ae-
- the wedding trip was to
'points north, ,r
The couple, will- 'reside'
HERE
COMES
SUMMER
MATH SIMMER 'ftS'TIVAL
- special benefit Performance
GoderichECToHmEmunity
CREDIT UNION
39 St. David St. 524-7931
1 2% LOANS
THE F,ARM
Adults $2,50, Children $1.50
Mostly in Cloverby Harry J. Boyle
The Mousetrap py Agatha Christie
.Frae workshopslor children 'and
adolts beginning July 12 at
.0ra-dilate
Brian M. Craig• of Auburn, :spn
of Mr. and, -Mrs'. Williant,
,Craig graduated on June 7 from
.the." Conestoga. College' of
Applied. Arts and Technology,
Business, Admipistrat,ion
Division,: Kitchener. Brian'has:
With International Harvester
My brother-in-law donated a
pint cif his TMe "O,z' the, olher
day but later received a .call
• from the local blood ,.,10Eink
a vismg him that his blood' had -
bounced.
Please Observe
WATERING
RESTRICTIONS
It could be your
house that burns
down due to lock
of Water!
GODERICH PURI(
UTILITIES
W. J. Denomme
FLOWER
SI4.
Phone
524-8132
DAY
OR
NIGHT
Agent for 24 -hr.
FILM DEVELOPING
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