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Mrs.‘ Wes Brodpock 6-759i
WALKERBIJRN CLUB .;•Stadelm,ann, Christine •and
Wa1kerbu,r1 Club held its ',Rhonda, RR 2 Blyth visited
April meeting at thehome of,. lastSh,tUr.day with Mrs':
Mrs: Lloyd.. P•enfound-with 12 "Eleanor $.radnodk'" -
members and, eight -guests. Everyone is .invited to the
present."Mrs. Carmen dross, Auburn Horticultural' Society
relconied all and gave the din May 11 at 8 p.m.,' in the
• reading, Money Can't' Buy: Cbmmunity Memorial . Hall`,
'Prayer was .led by Mrs. ' when Mr. Whetstone3. will
. ,Elliott Lapp; The minutes show, colored slide.s. 'of
were read by the secretary, _ °;European countries. There
Mrs. Lloyd Penfound and . will: be a sale of plants, slips
accepted on motion of Mrs. and bulbs The,.pxpgram and`
Ted Hunking; and Mrs Roy lunch will be • in charge of
Deer,.' ' Mrs. , Kenneth . .Scott Mrs.
• Roll call was answered by William Seers, Mrs. Thomas
giving , a, donation to the Lawlor. • and ' Mrs. Myrtlesupport of;their Korean foster Munro.
child. Mrs. Lloyd McC1in Mr. 'and. Mrs. • Luther'
they, the treasurer, gave the -Morley of Ailsa Craig. visited
financial statement stating last Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
that" the Foster •Child project' ' Ben Hamilton.
had been -paid tip to the end of
May. • .
Plans, were made . for the
next meeting to be held at the
home of Mrs. Joe . Verwey
with. theprogram to be in
charge of.: Mrs. Joe Hunking
and Mrs. Lloyd Penfound.
Lunch committee is to be
Mrs. Roy Daer and 'Mrs.
Leonard Archambault. There
will also ,.be a ,sale, of slips,,
plants and bulbs. '
Mrs. Ted Hunking thanked
the members for the gift sent
to Donna when . she was a
patient in the hospital: It was
noted that Mr. and Mrs. Colin
Fingland of Wingham would'
be celebrating their 60th
anniversary -onJune'3rd, Keith Lapp were` Mr: and
- Mrs. Elliott Lapp asked • Mrs. Pat Galasso, Kerry,
Mrs. Lloyd McC,iinchey to Michael and Linda Of Win-
- show pictures of her trip to dsor; Mr. ~and- Mrs. David
Florida. which Mr. and Mrs. Farrell, Kirn and Jane of Port
Tom Cunningham and • Mr. Credit; 'Mr. sand Mrs. F. 'J.
3VIrsLayci -MG1i�Lapp of Slice•
had enjoyed thispast winter: -. arid ,Mrs: Walter Denep off
Lunch was served by Mrs. Kippen. •
Joe Hunking and MrS..Lloyd• • Mr.s. Pearl Rollinson,
Penfound. • ; • Toronto; Mr. Everett 'Fayloi'
- SOCIAL NEWS •'of'Blyt+r-sand and 'Mrs.
Mrs, Harold Nicholson of Clare, Rodger, Kathy . and
h., Mrs- 3.:-3•144144,-Riel s Gedepie t d •
Menheers and Paul .of RR 1 with Mr and'Ntrs Emmerson
Dublin, -Mrs': . John' 'Rodger., -
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W.. and Mrs. Stanley
McNall of `Welland spent the
weekend with Mr. and MYIrs.
Thomas, Johnston and Miss
Laura Phillips.
Mr. a-nd Mrs. John
Stadelrnann, Christine- and
Rhonda, RR 2 Blyth and Mr.
and Mrs. George' Collins, RR
3 Goderich ,•.visited last
Sunday with Mrs. Eleanor.
Bradnock.
The sympathy of . the
community is extended to
Everett Taylor and his
daughters on the death of his
wife, Verna, nee Rutledge, in
Blyth last week,.
Weekend guests With Mr.
and Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Mr:
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The ,Stratford Ladies Legion Auxiliary bowling team captured top honors in a Legion
sponsored bowling tournament held Saturday, in Goderich:. The Festival City team rolled
up 3,277 points in threegames: to grab' first place in the tourney. The ladies are (front row
from left) Mona ppavis, Legion 109 member who presented the trophy, ,Marg Knight and
Easy Parsons, (,6'hck row from left) Dollie• Mogk, Marg Henning, Marion Stirling and
Mahle Price: (staff photo), ,
Marg •'Bushell, • Velma
Robinson and Bill Partridge
attended a full day workshop
at the Guelph Library April
26, 1976 dealing with Visiting
Library Service's.
Many Huron County.
a,� re �,nable^ visit
-one of our: 28 branches due to
distancefrom the library or
because of a physical han-
•dicap' In•order to reach these
persons, the library will mail
books or deliver materials to
these eople. W:e, do need hel
m
froo�u'rs.
.patron
1 f ;you-kno-w of -any per' -son_
who could take advantage of
this' service please phone
:headquarters (524-7751.Mon.
Fri. 8:30 - 4:30) or talk to one
of ,•our branch , supervisors.
Anyonewho can,yoluntee-r a
couple of hours a week to
deliver. these books .please
phone headquarters -or t'el'l
our branch staff.
'Materials of special in-
. terest . include talking and
large print books. The talking
books are supplied by Mid-
western Regional Library. A
limited number of talking
books are located at each of
the five -tom_;-'libraries. • A
back-up collection is found --at
library , headquarters: We
would appreciate your help in
this matter. .-
Before you get too involved
in your spring projects; wh'y,
not visit your local library.
Goderich 'branch' has a
number of books for ' the
handy man'. The list..includes:.
"The practical handbook of
plumbing -and heating" .by
Richard Day, "Home
remedies ; )fixing . up houses
and; apartments. .. , by
Christopher Fahy, 'Hoine
Neafrornt
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Mother's Day is almose here
HAPPINESS FOR MOM
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VAL'S, BEAUTY' SALON
from MAY6toJUNE6,
. OUR MONTHLY SPEc'IA'L.
Waith &gentle Perms 3All Perms regularly $19.00 NOW
Reg,.822.oe NOW x l 7.00 Now
We carryyalliRedken products for bothmerf,aldwomen
• . When your hair isin ti muss, p,0tyourfrust in us.
$15.60
$13.00
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de id
524 2943
repairs ' simplifie,d"—by
Bernard Gladstone and "How
it . works how to fix
appliances
The Sunset series ofbooks.
have : a .number of • titleson
how to repair .and, build:
`barbecues, cabins, . garden
urns lire, irep aces, -pa los,
swimming pools, . upholstery
,and a great number of other
projects-. Most of the handy
man books are found in 643. If
you cant"find the book. you
want, ask' at•'the circulation
desk:
Raymond • Peterson and
Brian Gosse were chosen the
winners. 'of the "Find. the'.
Hidden.Titles" contest. Over
50 :children entered tQhe
eontest and many found most
of, the books: A similar con=
i>ll4be-held ' at -Calton,
Exeter,. Seafortli and,
`"Wingham' branches.
A book sale will be herd at
the Goderich Branch; 52
Montreal Street, on. Saturday,
June 5, 1976.
Town LCQUnCI .
,Briefs'
Goderich Town • Council
concurred with a resolution
from . the:. Town of Lindsay
• requesting, the province to
halt hospital closures and the
cut-back in hospital services
in Ontario.
' "I've often'Wondere'd' where.
.the people of -Lindsay have
been the last Sew months,"
said Reeve Stan .Profit. "For
what it's worth, I concur:"
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• • Council le'arned • Monday..
evehing that a rotating'
beacon is 'On .order for.. the
airport and that She airport
cornm:iktee is applying for a
licence to permit night flying.
Committee .chairman Rill
Clifford said 'that at the
present time, persons using
the air strips at night. do so.at
their own risk., Hesaid the
airport Was once lice.ncedfor
ni'ght:flying, but after the fire
in the ,1960s which destroyed,
the beacon, the. licences '.was. `
revoked..
Councillor Clifford said the
cost of the beacon will
"handled within the budget
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