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The Dungannon Women's Insti-
tute held. their February meeting •
at the.home of Mrs. Fred
'Young -with 14 members and 4
guests present. • , •
The meeting was. based on,
istoricauResearc with,~.~rs.
Harvey Alton taking the. place Of
our President Warner Rut-
ledge, who is still sick.. •
• The roll call, "who was Prime
• .Ministet the year I was.brn?"
was,'answered.by all present.
The topic "The 'Old Wood Kit .-
. ehen •Ce)ok -StoYe" brought back.
many memories as :given by-'Mrs.'.
Lorne Ivers. Other comments or.
the first.i.toyes you remeMber • •
•.were answered by members ?res-
. ent., -• "..
75th year of the founding of the
first Women's Institute. 'Mrs.
Hugh Me Whinney alsO attelnded
the meeting at Toronto. • Mrs.
HarT)' Girvin, Mrs. Lorne IVers
and Mrs: Harvey Alton .will make
arrangements for our local'Insti-
tUte to celebrate the 75th Anniver'•
Card Par
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WHITECHURCH NEWS.
On Friday evening 5 reception
was.held in Whitechurch Commun-
ity Memorial Hall in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Tyce KlOostra recent
newly weds.
Music for daneing and calling
off was supplied by Wards orchest-
ra. At the close of the dance Mr.
and Mrs, Kloostra were caned to
the platform, given seats' of hon-
or, while •John Adams -gave an
address expressing best wishes of
the gathering and Wayne Martin,
on behalf of the audience, pres-
ented them with a gift of money.
Mr. and.Mxs. Kloostra both ex-.
pressed their thanks to the spon-
sors of the party to the attenders,
and to all for their gift. All sang
for they are Jolly Good•Fellows.
Lunch was then served.
LIONS cARNIyAL
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and 7: 1st, Ken Alton (Ron),
2nd, David Gibson (Jim), 3rd,
Brian Taylor (Bill).
Girls 8 an
8 and 9-(divided into 2 groUps):.
1st, Doug Dorscht (George), 2nd,
Billy Gibson (Bill), 3rd, Blair Al-
ton (Ron); 1st, Larry MacPherson
(Bill), 2nd, Steve MacPherson
(Bill), 3rd Barry Elphick (Harold).
Girls 10 and 11; lst, Marilyn
Rhody (Gerald), 2nd Rhonda Gi,b
son (Bill), 3rd i Sandra Henderson
(Mrs. Garnet). Boys 40 and-11:-.
1st, Grant Gilchrist (Bb), 2nd
Patrick Murray (Ab), 3rd, Paul
Hamilton (Donald). •
Girls 12 and 13: 1st ; Marilyn
Rhody (Gerald), 2nd, Margaret
MacPherson (Bill), 3rd, Wendy
England (Donald). BoyS 12.and
13: 1st, Randy Ackert (Jack), 2nd.
Randy Alton (Ron), 3id , Rick Tay-
lor (Bill). ,
: Girls Open: 1st, Lorraine BOyle
•.(Jim),, '2nd, Margaret MacPher-
son (Bill),37id-;,----M&rilyn-Rhody -
. (Gerald). 'Boys Opel; 1st, Murray
Button-(Bill), 2nd; Randy Ackert
.(Jack),' 3rd -,.RiCky Conley (Eug-
ene).
e.Lthena.b.ezs_oi_the_Luc_kno_w__
Skating Club presented some ex--
cellent acts.
. In 'Group I, ,dressed as. bunnies,
the. youngest member§ were Karen
'MeDonaid 4 ,;Heather MacIntyre
a, Cathy Stanley 5 Debbie Hed .-
.ley. 3, Sherry IrWin 5 ,. Rosemary
Gilmore 5, and Mary Helen Mc- .
Donald. •
, Group 2, dressed as. clowns,'
were Connie •Stanley.7, cathy
.Chisholni 7, Peggy Gibs.on
Cindy NiXon C, Tracy McDonagh
3, Charlene Elphick, Helen Mac-
Intvre , Patti -.Barzer. .Group 3 ,
Debbie Bolt Sandra Reid
Lisa , bonnie Clark and
Linda Taylor werc dresftd as - •
-i, as were
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Cheryl Haldenby.
A comic acts was given by.the
Boys Power' Skating 'Class with •
John Husk, Eddie H •usk, John,Mc-
intosh', John .Barger , °Steve Harnil=
ton and John McLeod Performing
,,as the "Cowboys'„ • Under the
hOrse's costume could be -found'
Mrs. Ken Taylor and Mrs., Alvin
Harriilton.
, • buet numbers front the LuCknovi
Skating Club -v./ere perford by •
Debbie .MacRae 7 -and •SuzInne
.Corrin, 9; Joan Hamilton:and' .
Brenda Johnston.- Lynda Campbell
skated a sold number,
• Shell , McLeod and Bob Kna
members of the Preston Figure .
Skating Club, performed several. ,
duet and, solo ,nun,bc ,
:he evening,. The. E. ic,• was ked
by the Preston .c. r '.hcy
Were presented with a .
..These two skaters who skate
8 - l0 hours daily , t'o!.:ipet'ed in,
the London. Olympics .1;• contest-
ants forCanada's ch. te=
which went to Sopory, J'apan.
.They finished 5th .Can-
aclian pairs and won it ,zil'„or Tnd-
al in Junior Canadian.
Shel.loy McLeod avd bob fiapi,'
were accompanied !,oh's,fa'ther,
,mother and sister • • •
. A hockey -game Nro;.;:lit the
Carnival to a.closL. Lcloiv, and
lid aP,
exhibition game: whi, ()clench
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Harvey Alton the 1st vice presid-
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