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Stormy weather reduces crokinole par
SOCIAL NEWS z game. and low gents - Rodger this column.
Winter has come with
all its beautiful
White te
snow and it is'giviftg the
people who • want winter
sports a chance, to enjoy
them -selves. But ac-
cording to the ground hog.
theory, we .will . have
another_ six weeks of
winter and by that time, I
think we will all be glad to
have milder weather.
Because of the stormy
weather last weekend,
the community Crokinole
Party in Benrniller
United Church basement
on Friday evening was
not as well attended as
- was planned. But all
present really enjoyed
the evening and the social
time together after the
Prizes were received as . Taylor.
follows, high ladies' - The group plans to have 4'H l iE W
The second me
• eeting of
Tiger Dunlop 4=H Group
No. 1 was held ' in
Colborne Tdwnship Hall,.
Carlow on Monday,
February 4 at 7 p.m. The
meeting was called to
order., with the 4-H
Pledge.
° Rhonda Bean read the
minutes of last meeting,
Susan - Pollock adopted
;the minutes as read and
Alice Nivins seconded
theme
The members an-
swered the roll call,
"Describe a piece of
Gertrude Kaitting, correspondent 594-2076
Mrs. Don Treble; low another crokizlole party
ladies - Kim Edward, before spring and will
high gents - Scott Baer; inform the public through
Township senior
citizens form new club
Senior citizens of 8008.
Goderich Township are
now organized, so watch . Church news
them grow. The first
meeting of the "Enter- ,Worship Service in the
prising Seniors" was held Holmesville United
January 30 in the Church was . held last
Holmesville Church at 2 Sunday at 1 p.m. Mrs.
p.m. with 22 present.
John Deeves opened
the meeting, telling the
group gathered what was
needed to form a club.
Election results were:
John Deeves; president;
Mrs. Jean Lobb, 1st vice.
president; Everett
McIlwain, 2nd •' vice
president; secretary,
Mrs. Irene Cudmor.e;
treastirer, Francis
Powell; trustees, Mervyn
Lobb, . Mrs. Hazel
McCreath and ' Wallace
Avery; sick and visiting,
Mrs. Edward Deeves.
The club will meet
February 7 and first and
third Thursday of each' onth at the Holmesville playing three selections the. Goderich Township
on the organ. The WI will' be held in "the
,hurch at •2 p.m. sharp. children brought names Holmesville . School ' on'
Mr. and. Mrs..'Mervyn g p
Lobb are in char a of the V of person`s ' itf°"the' Bible, ';)i;'ebrizary 14 at $:15 m.
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program for the the letter "0". After . a Admission is $1.
February 7 meeting. discu,gsion with Rev.
Oestreicher they went to
their classes.
at the White Carnation.
The music was provided
by "Country Com-
panions". Lunch was
served by Sandra and
David Orr. Next dance is
on March 8 with the
"Bluewater Playboys"
macrame you have seen,
what was the article used
for, what material was it
made ,from." The girls
then' got to choose the
color . of, macrame yarn
they wanted for their .
;plant hangers. The junior
members are doing a
,different style of knot in
their ..plant hangers than
the seniors
Names' for the club.
were . open for
suggestions. Members
voted on the given names
and decided an "The
Decorating Dollies".
For the rest of the
meeting, members
worked on their hangers.
The, meeting Was ad-
journed at 9 p.zn. The 4-H
Creed was read by Perry
Marshall.
The next meeting will
be Monday, February 11
at 7 p.m. at Colborne
Township Hall, Carlow`.
°SOCIAL NEWS
Several -'Colborne
Township residents
joined people from
Goderich and vicinity on
a bus trip ,planned ap-
parently by the seniors,
to London on Monday.
Beside a shopping trip,
they, had lunch at "The
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.Garage"' and one of the
added attractions was a
visit to the radio station.
The Home Gardening
and Macrame Cours.e in
Colborne Township Hall,
Carlow, under the
.auspices of Tiger Dunlop
Women's Institute, is this
Thursday, February 7 at
1:30 p.m. Mrs. R. Bean
(524-9871) and Mrs. Molly
Sutton (524-2343) will be
in charge.
Remember the card
party in -: ' Colborne
Township Hall, Carlow,
on Valentine's Day,
February 14 at 8 p.m.
Ladies please bring
lunch. This is under the
auspices of the Colborne
Township Recreation
• Committee with Leonard
Fisher and Mr. and Mrs.
Reg; Riehl in charge:. ,
• Mrs, Chana Buchanan
of Vancouver visited with
her - sister-in-law, Mrs.
week'and, to enable her to
meet several of her
former friends in the
district,, Mrs. Mon-
tgomery entertained at a
dinner party • In ' her
honour.' Mrs.` Buchanan
has been visiting with her
son Allan and wife Ruth
and family in ._...Niagara
-,since Christmas;,.
The sympath r !ol<, O
conimunttyis extended.to
the family ARA relatives.
of the late Gloria Vesta .
Catlin (nee Murray)whp
passed away at her Bonne
in . Detroit. A funeral
service Was ht ' Sunday
at . •McCallum
Horne, Goderich.
The sympathy of the
community is also 'ex-
tended to the family of •
the late Mrs. Norman
Lassaline, who was well
known in this community
as she and her husband''
farmed for many years
on the Loyal sideroad.
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Blanche Deeves, correspondent 482-3383
Garry Martin assisted in providing the music.
the ministry of music by The next card party of
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Come and join :.the
Enterprising Seniors club
of the Goderich Town-
ship. The theme of the,
minister's sermon was..
Benefit dance , "making , discussions".
Bill Norman and Mr.
John Wyatt received the
offering.
The Art Bell Gun Club
benefit dance will be held
in the Goderich Legion
Hall this Saturday,
February 9, with dancing
from 9-1. Lunch,,provided.
Proceeds go towards ball
equipment for slow pitch,
team and, gun club and
music iS by the "Silver
Dollars". Everyone is
welcome at $10.a couple.
Phone 524-8037 or 524 -
Social notes
The Goderich Township
Women's Institute will
meet" in the Township
Hall, February 11 at 1:30
p.m.
The Goderich Township
Recreation Dance was
held on Saturday evening
A very successful card
party was held January
31 in the Holmesville
School by the Goderich
Township WI with eight
tables playing.
Winners were: ladies'
high, Mrs. Grace
McClinchey; ladies' low,
Mrs. Laura McLarty;
men's high, Frank
Thompson; men's tow,
Allan Van Der Ende; lone
hands, a draw between 4,
' the winner Beatrice
Welsh; lucky cup, Stan
Mcllwain.
Lunch was served by
the ladies in charge.
Kingsbridge mews...
• from page 7
In grade six, first, Linda
Van Osch, A Dairy Farmer's
Daughter; second, Maria
Dalton, My Canoe Trip;
third, SallyVanOsch;
Prince
Edward Island; fourth, Cathy
O'Connor, Relatives from
Denmark.
In grade seven, first,
Christine Stapleton, My Mis-
hap on the Farm; second,
Kenny Van Osch', A Traffic
Ticket; third,, tied between
Billy Card, Football; and
Vicki Doherty, Superstitions.
In grade eight, first, John
Lalonde, Four Feet off the
Ground; second, Shawn Doh-
erty, Superstitions; third,
Perry Van Osch, Pencils and
Pens; fourth, Betty Jane For-
an, Dionne Quintuplets.
Overall winners were chos-
en in two' categories; in the
grade five and six group they
were as follows - first, Linda
Van Osch; second, Mary
-Katherine •Stapleton; third,
Maria Dalton.
In the grades seven and
eight they were, first, Chris-
tine Stapleton; second, Ken-
ny Van Osch; third, John
Lalonde.
These six winners will be
competing again in the
school zone competition to be
held in Goderich on Wed-
nesday, February 13th and
the Legion competition in
Lucknow on Friday, Febru-
ary 15th. Several patents
attended the speaking con-
test -at the school.
The teachers at the school
each gave their own report of
activities this week.
Mr. Zyluk: children are
enjoying noonhours and rec-
esses building snow forts.
Mrs. McDonagh: no report
on grades and seven and
eight. -.. _ ..
. Mrs. R. Frayne: Mrs.
Frayne attended a Mission
Hope Co-ordinator's meeting
at the' Board Office on Fri-
day, February 1st.
Mrs. N. Park: Christine
Connelly'^and Lisa Smith cel-
ebrated
elebrated their birthdays this
week.
Mrs. B. Eedy: Roger Mil-
tenburg celebrated hi& birth -
.day. on January 29th.
Mr. . Bullen: French
The oral ature of the French
langua program has not
limit Kingsbridge students
to speaking only...All grade
practice reading and writing
any of their oral work.
Grade six is mastering the
number system one to seven-
ty and the irregular verb,'
"etre" _ "to be".
Grades seven and eight
are into the testing stage
with the verb tenses, past,
present and future. This now
triples the use of their
approximate 40 verb repet-
oire.
House league Primary
floor hockey, Saskatchewan
beat Edmonton in finals. The
juniors are also' playing floor
hockey. Intermediates are
playing basketball.
Congratulat' its to Denis
and Rochelle Champagne of
Rolpl;t#on, Ontario, on the
birth of their new daughter,
Nadine, born January 16th.
A new sister for Christine,
and Renee. Denis and Roch-
elle and family will be
moving back to Kingsbridge
soon.
Mrs. Jack Van Osch re-
-t urne d-heme-frorn-the- W i r ° g..
ham and District Hospital on
Tuesday where she had been
a patient for four weeks. We
wish her continued good
health.
Mary Luanne Clare was'a
participant in the Cystic Fib-
rosis. Sn.owinobile-a-thon
held in Wingham on Satur-
day. It was sponsored by the
Wingham Business Men's
Association.
Ray and Sue Heffernan
and Mark of Lucan' brought
Yvette Heffernan back to her
home here on Saturday after
spending a month visiting
with her sister, Blanche Bilo-
deau in Waterloo, son 'Jerry
in Stratford and a few days in
Lucan.
Clete and Mary Louise
Dalton returned home during
the week after spending four
days and three nights in Las
Vegas.
Debbie Drennan had the
misfortune to break her ankle
while tobogganing last Sun-
day. She was a patient in the
Goderich hospital until Wed,
nesday. She will be getting
around on crutches for a
while.
Peter and Louise Martin
and family of Glammis spent
Saturday with Lotrise's 'moth-
er, Clary;" and the 'rest of
the family when they all
celebrated Clarice's birth-
day. -.
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