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Scarf tying demonstrated
at 'T'iger unlop meeting
The May meeting of Tiger Dunlop
Women's Institute was held in Colborne
Township Hall Thursday, May 22. The first
vice president, Helen Stoll presided.
Marie Buchanan called the roll call with
16 members and five visitors in attendance.
Jane Muegge, rural organization
specialist gave a detitenstration on scarf ty-
ing, showing the many ways scarves can be
worn to brighten a basic dress or suit. •
Ladies practised on the scarfs they had
brought.
It was decided that the Institute would •
cater for the Colborne Central School
Graduation Banquet on June 24 at 6 p.m.
Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute members
attending the District Annual Huron West in
Belgrave on May 26 were Mary Brindley,
Marie Buchanan, Cora Sherwood, Helen
Stoll and Mary Clairmont.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brock had their son
Bill and wife and_ children Jeffrey and
Karen visiting them recently. Jeffrey will
be leaving this Monday for New York where
he will be taking a position with Solomon
Bros. Real Estate Brokers on Wall Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Reahurn have returned
home after a month visiting with their son
, Jim at Lake Harbor, Baffin Island. They are eo
the proud grandparents of a new grandson
at Frobisher Bay Hospital. On their way
home they visited their sonSteve and family
at Sundridge.
Ruth McMann, of Mildmay and Lucy
Yates of Edmonton visited Mrs. G. Kaitting
last week.
Mrs. G. Kaitting of Colborne and Mrs.
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Gertrude Knitting, 524-2076
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Brian Crane of Huron Haven have both
returned home and are convalescing
favorably after being patients in A.M.&G.
Hospital, Goderich and University Hospital,
London.
Mrs. G. Kaitting visited her sister
Beatrice Geiger in Zurich over the weekend.
A hearty welcome to Mrs. Terence (Ed-
na) Hunter, formerly of Colborne, who has
been living, with her daughter and husband
in Seaforth and has returned to Goderich in
the senior apartments on West Street. Her
many friends will welcome her back and
pay her a visit.
Sympathy of the community is extended
to the family of the late William (,Bill)
McCann.
Sincere sympathy to Norma Proctor and
family in the death of her grandson Scott
Kenneth McNiff.
Colborne Township Recreation . Commit-
tee had their last card party for the season
on Thursday, May 29 wtien winners were
Cora Ceasar, Cecil Pollock, Mary Brindley
and Peter De Groot. Card parties will
resume again next fall.
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Barbara Wilkens returns
Barbara Wilkens returns
home from China trip
Weekend visitors with Rhetta MacLennan
was her daughter Florence MacLennan and
her friend Shirley of Kitchener. On Wednes-
day her daughter and son-in-law Bruce and
Louise Millar of Palmerston called for a
visit on their way to lint Clark to help
Margaret Morton move. -'
On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb
went on a bus trip to Canada's Wonderland
as it was Bus Drivers Appreciation Day.
They enjoyed their day very much.
Charles and Mayme Wilkins attended the
10th annual Johnstone picnic on Sunday at
Brookside school.
Barbara Wilkins of Paris was home for a
couple' of days with Charles, Mayme,
Elizabeth and Ken Wilkins.
Barbara Wilkins has just returned home
from a 24 day vacation to China, Japan and
other points of interest in the east. Barb
says she enjoys the good Canadian meals
after the Chinese fare.
LOCHALSH g
NEWS
Kae Webster, 395-5257
The community would like to send its con-
gratulations to Elmer and Edna Culbert on
the arrival of their granddaughter, who was
born in the Kincardine General Hospital to
Mike and Brenda Lazette. She's a wee sister
for Richard. The wee girl was born on Fri-
day May 16.
The news around Amberley speculates
that the Kintail School on Highway 21 will
open its doors this summer. It won't be used
for learning, but will feature antiques,
crafts and ' other things of interest. It is
understood the doors .will be open on Satur-
day, June 7.
North Pacific Coast Indians
are topic at UCW meeting
Irene Todd and her group were in charge
when the Evening Unit of North Street
United Church Women met for their May
meeting.
Todd read a poem and also gave informa-
tion about the North Pacific Coast Indians.
Win Ferris chaired the business portion of
our meeting and reminded the unit of
several special events during the month of
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