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Dunlop Women's
held their May
in Colborne Town -
11, Carlow, Thursday
t 1:45 p.m. In the
of the ' president,
esident, Mrs. R.
an presided and
the, meeting with the
ode, Mary Stewart
and 0 Canada with
Bean at the piano.
Gall, A Verse, from
pays, was answered
members and one
newly elected Truitee on the
School Board, who talked on
The Community and the
School, giving interesting
information showing our
modern education has
changed somewhat over the
past - years and the cost of
educating children has in-
creased, which proved
enlightening on the subject of
education. Mrs. Ralph Jewell.
thanked the speaker and
presented her with a gift. ,
present. Minutes of,
ting were read by the
y and correspon- Cincluded thank you
oibor ne
from Mrs. James
corner
-Mrs. E. Bogie, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. Kloeze
ily,'Mrs. Ford Little
:Elmer Robertson. A
as mail regarding the
District Annual to be
Linton on May 30.
ostitute was advised
Colborne school
on for Grade 8 would
sday June 23, and as
uld be our regular
night our plans had
anged so our meeting
will be the Sunshine
Eanquet and 'regular
will be Thursday
, We will be catering
Grade 8 graduation
on Thursday June 23,
rs. Maitland Mon -
as convener.
stitute consented to
lunch for the party of
McNeil in Saltford
Hall, Friday, June 17,
rs. Henry Brindley as
r.
topic of the meeting
cation and cultural
es. Mrs. Maitland
mery introduced the
, Mrs. Shirley Hazlitt,
The members will be
having a busy month in June
as they will also be catering
to a wedding with Mrs. R.
Buchanan convener of the
committee.
Mrs. 0. Falkiner then gave
an account of the Officers
Conference held in Waterloo,
May 3,4, and 5, at which she
was the delegate. •
Members were reminded of
Achievement Day for 4-H
Tiger Dunlop Girls groups at
Brookside School on Saturday
June 4,
Business being concluded
all joined in the closing
exercises and enjoyed a
social half hour together with
lunch served by the Social
Committee with Mrs. Rod
Bogie as Convener.
Several ladies from Tiget
Dunlop Women's Institute
attended Huron West
Women's Institute; 77th
District annual Meeting in'
Wesley Willis UpitecrChttrch,
Clinton, Monday May 30:Mrs.
R. Btichanan, , district
secretary treasurer ,and
delegates Mrs. Tait Clark,
Mrs. Terence Hunter, Mrs.
Morgan King and Mrs. G.
Kaitting.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
On Saturday evening May
28; 46 relatives and friends
gathered in Colborne
Township Hall, Carlow to
honour Mr. and Mrs, Worthy
Fowler, RR5, on their 35th
wedding anniversary. Mr.
and Mrs. Fowler were
married in Auburn and were
attended by the brides niece,
Eileen McClinchey now _Mrs,
George Haggitt and Mr.
Robert Medd. They have two
children, a son Donald who
with his wife and family live
at Glen Williams, Ontario and
a daughter Elaine , Mrs.
Lyle Brown of Goderich.
The evening was spent
visiting and playing cards.
The lucky ladies were Mrs.
Lillian McClinchey, Blyth
and Mrs. Elma" McFarlane,
Auburn and the lucky men
were Mr. Robert Medd,
Goderich and John
McClinchey, Belgrave. ,
The happy couple
responded to a com-
plimentary toast by the son
and received gifts,. money,
telegrams and many best
wishes from their friends.
Mrs. Fowlers sister, Mrs.
Lillian McClinchey of Blyth
and a brother Mr. Oliver
Anderson of Auburn were
present to enjoy • the an
nivefsary. After the cards
and speeches all enjoyed. a
delicionsda!gtiter Ms e
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and Mr. 'BrciOtOtio telittives.
The' 'bonatruirilty.jtiltOn ex --
tending best wishes.
' SOFTBALL
We . announced last', -,week
that ,ill good number, of
children had:registered. for
Softball in Colborne Tewnship
this season. We find We need
more coaches to help the
children,enjoy a good season
of sport arid are sending this
appeal: if you have any time
at all, your help would be
appreciated to eve
assistance as coaches; etc.
Please contact Mr. Wm.
(Bill) Jewell at 524-9865
ELECTION
•EJectionwULe next week.
Make plans now to be sure
and get out and vote on June
- 9. Check your enumeration
slip to see where you vote.
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SOCIAL NEWS
Guests with Mr. and Mrs.
R. Buchanan over the
weekend were their daughter,
Mrs. and Mr. Phil Marze and
son Nathan of Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Terence
Hunter have returned from
an enjoyable fishing trip in
the Lindsay District with
members of their family and
report the catch of pickerel
and perch werp,very good.
This past wegkend their
guests were Mrs. Hunter's
brother, Mr. Chas Bennett
and Mrs. Bennett of Detroit.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Morgan King, Sunset Beach
Road were Mr. Kings brother
-'and Mrs. Chas King of
Detroit,
Mrs. John Gibson and
daughter Mary Ellen of
jprogram. the
Ob received a
vvaserved bv.
/15''.ii1tehite ex-
, ppreciation of
the ;Institute
Os 'entertained for
Sday afternoon with
favourite organ
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MS was welcomed
to ti 4me at Monday af-
ton90p '(:!1d1ine music and
• dancing . program. Mrs.
Wroxeter visited with Mrs.
Gibson's mother Mrs. Tait
Clark on Saturday- and Mrs.
Clark and son John Clark and
Mr's. Clark and family visited
in Wroxeter on Sunday when
they celebrated the birthday
of one year old Jennifer
Gibson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Gibson of
Gorrie.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pat-
terson of Seaforth visited Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Kaitting on
Sunday.
We are sorry to report Mr.
John Wilson, RR5, is a patient
in Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, and his many
friends wish him a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Gordon Jewell has
returned home and is con-
valescing after .beirtg
patient in Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital in
Goderich.
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CGIT campout
The CGIT of North Street
United Church have finished
their year with a weekend
campout at Point Farms
provincial park. Leader Mrs.
Lois Wylde kePt the girls well
occupied with morning
watch, crafts, swimming,
hiking, games, sing -songs,
campfire and creative ac-
tivities (impromptu skits).
The girls had vesper ser --
vices at a secluded spot on the
beach and on Sunday mor-
ning the Rev. Ralph King
conducted a worship service
and presented the members
with their world friendship
badges.
Warm - sunny weather
added to the success of the
outing.
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On Tuesday evening Mr.
Farrish showed colored Slides
taken while on trips to Africa,
Norway -and Iceland, and
gave a very interesting
commentary. i " - '"" ' -
Albert Craig sang several
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