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CONVENTION
The Huron Liberal Association has called a nominating •
. convention to be held in
Ihron---CentracholoIT-Clinton,
MONDAY,.: APRIL 24, '.1972
at 8:15 p.m. -for-the-purpose otTereffing a candidate to 'represent the Liberal Party, in the Riding of Htiron in the. forth- • corning federal 'election.
WLING PARTY The TykeS-5'=-2. -Jane Alin C011ing
Tte people from grades .4 to 8 'scored 3 and Terri Fair .scored 2.
-danced-at the Ripley Fa-11.—___Robl.)..ie_Ea_r_r_e11 sceired for the
ir went bowling at the Kincar-
ne bowling alley Tuesday , April
.)Six teams were formed.
ne Anne Coiling with a score 'of
was the highest in all the
ams. Other.high scores were.,
urie Coiling 146, Karen Janisse
Steven Inglis 132 , Billy Cam -
on 122, and Anp Courtney' 120.
me of the teacheps i aCted as
orekeepers. This was a new ex-
tence for many. Everyone had•
enjoyable time .
RLS HOCKEY .•
On April 4th, Ripley girls beat
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MEMBERSHIPS:
The constitution provides that . only paid up members of
such the Huron 4iberal Association-shall be entitled to vote.
Memberships must be obtained not less than 72 hours prior ,to the commencement of the convention. Renewals
of previous memberships however. may be obtained ,up
to the time set for commencement of the. convention. Memberships, which cost $1.each,may be 'obtained from the Liberal Association chairmen in the vatiousinlIticipa sit li-with4,....ar-the riding and by mail from
,Harold Shore, Secretary; Goderich
Or •
Arnold Stinnissen, AssiStant Secretary,
Seaforth. , 9.
HURON , LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
NOMINATING
FLOOR HOCKEY
By Carol Pollard .
On March 28 some grade five
pupils in Ripley fought a losing
battle against grade five pupils
from Pine River.' The score was
7 to 4 for Pine River with Shelley
1\1ilatz, Johnny Drzazga, and
Christine Miklos scoring singles'
arid Heather BOyd and Paul Court-
ney.with doubles.
For Ripley, singles were scored
by Mary Margaret Smith and
Dianna Strauss, with Billy Camer-
on getting a double.
Gordon McGavin, president
W,HITECEU.RC.H NEWS '
Miss Winnifred.Farrier of, Long
Branch, Mr. and Mrs, Jack 'Gil-
lesple" and. family of Sarnia Mr.
and Mrs, Clifford Farrier and fam ,
ily of Kitchener, Mr, and Mrs,
Wayne Farrier and Kimberley of •
Hanover -were among the week
'end. visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Garnet Farrier and.' Mrs. Eunice
Gillespie celebrating her•90t1;
birthday on Sunday.
Mr, and. Mrs. Victor Emerson
!Visited On- Wednesday with Mr.
And Mrs. Alex Verbeek, Jamie
and Michelle of R. Gdrrie
Alex 'Mowbray arrived home
OAS week .from his winter vacation
and visited with his brother 4)b•
ert and Mrs. Mowbray. • -
Mr, and Mrs, Reiison Falconer
of -Sarnia.spent the week end with
Mr. anci Mrs. Robert Mowbray and
relatives at Wingham. •
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood .Groskorth
'visited last 'week in Toronto with
'her mother Mrs.• Enima- Bags- and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Groskorth.
Miss,Joyce Tiffin spent Friday
in if orontO •
Mis's Janette Johnston of London
spent week end 'with her par-
ents Mr, and Mrs. Clark Johnston.
—visitors on the week end' with
ThursdaY, after 'enjoying the
winter months there.
Chas. Young is ,enrolled at
Farishawe College for a'rehabil-
itation• course.
PANEL DISCUSSION
The service dh Sunday in the
United. Church, sponsored by the
Siinday Schodlo, included a panel
discussion and special music by
the choir of girls with Karen
Rivett as organist. A large
congregation was in attendance,
Roger Pentland and Ken McNee
went to Thessalon, for the week,
end to visit friends. -They took
_along...their ski-doos' and found
plenty of snow in'that area.
friends in the village recently.
90th Birthday
Observed Sunday
MR., ROY'ROBINSON,
R.R. 1,
Belgrave, Ontario
Phone: 357.2269
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glenn and
Told (Bud),-.-also-Joe -and-Ear*
.1.V.. •
:family. RETURNED.FROM TEXAS
Mr. and Mrs., Bill Black and
-7coTeession-of-Ash---Ha
field ,.who.-sold their farmrecent-
ly , moved .to Goderich on SatUr 7
day.;The.y greatly rtes- •
sec!' from:this.cornMunity .
`A.numbet of Dungannon W.I.
ladieS attended an executive
meeting of 'Huron West at St .
'Helen's on Monda'y.to plan the
District Annual'to be/held in
Wingham soon. - •
Earl SWan of Lucknow 'visited on
Sunday With,Mrs.-' Minnie 'Jones'
and Melvin.
-MT'. and Mis..Bob Ott and. Mat-
thew' of Kitchener spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs,. Irvine Eedy
and Martha'. . . • ,
Anne Mrs. George•Ribey- Jane
and' Catharine. of Sea forth .yisited.
on Srihda.y.with.the•foriner's
pare ritr,t'Mr-:-a Trd7-1vIrs'r-ltv'm,
:gins and Eric; George and son
Earl visited Mr. and Mrs. Orval
Ribey., 'near Nile. .•
Bill Dutton of London 'and Kin-
tall haShis.trailet. parked by -
.Yourig'S and- is visiting John
Young and doing.sorne carpentry
work.'
-Roderick .•
MacDonald entertained 'Mr „' a'nd
Mrs,;,. Larry Pentland -and,family,
Wilftc.cl n pent
land and Laurie'in -hotiour.o(Nel -
lie's' birthday (Mrs. Larry Pent-
.
On. Sunday Frank Pentland had
as guests Mr. and Mrs.. 'Lloyd
Pierce' and family of London,
Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson- and
family of Amberley.andMr. and
Mrs. Murray Henderson and fam-
ily of Luc know
Mr. and Mrs. Graharn•Mc.Nee
and-Mrs: Mary Bete went to
Kincardine on,Saturday to attend
the 'funeral.of an aunt Mrs. .
George I3ere.
'Mr. and Mrs.. Kitchener Finni-
-gan.a-rartlirlarter ts-mother;44rs.
M. Barr,, OfGod,erich, Mrs. Omar
Brooks and her daughter Mts.:..
Barry Haidenby of Lucknow; Mrs.
Mervyn Lobb ,• Clinton, and her'
'brother' Keith Webster of .Blyth,
called 'on a number of their
Suffers Badly
Roomed Wrist
DUNGANNON NEWS
John Young had an unfortunate
fall while playing V011eyball.and
suffered a badly fractured left
wrist.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne avers
accompanied by Mrs. Alvin
Sherwood were guests of Mrs. Har-
old Congram and family, Wing-
ham , on Sunday , at a family
gathering in hcinour of several
birthdays .
On. Wednesday afternoon,
April 5 , the DungannonJJ.C. W.
group as guests of Nile, 1.1..C. W:
enjoyed a delicious pot-luck
dinner.. This was followed by 'a
humorous , and instructive skit
portraying the various duties of
U.C. W. members. An address•
given b) Mrs. R. W.. Hughes of
Goderich brought personal inter-
est to otrr study of Africa.,
Also on Sunday evening Dun-
gannon ladies were invited to.
Lucknow U. C.. W. to hear guest
speaker, Dr. Helen Abell of Wat-
erloo University.
The Young People's organiza-
tion met on Thursday evening for
their last meeting of this season.
After a period' of sporti they had
Mr. t3ruce Heath, of 6oderich
Director of C. A.S. speak to them
of Social service wbrik.
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Payne
from. River Canard , near Windsor ,
visited this' week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Chisholm and
PAM" FlIFTIMIN
their parents Mr, and Mrs. Bill
Rintoul were Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon
Campbell of Listowel, Miis Doris
Rintoul of London, Mr. and Mrs.
Mack Cardiff •of brussels, Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Rintoul of Fordyce
and on Sunday helped Mrs. Camp ,
bell celebiate her birthday,
Mr. and Mrs. `'Harry Moss of
Plattsville spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday last week,with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan.
Mrs. McClenaghan accompanied
them home for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs.; Lorne Howe ,
Sandra and Joann of Teeswater
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl McClenaghan.
Mr.•arid Mrs. Wallace' Conn
were Saturday evening visitors ,
with Mr. and. Mrs. Douglas Con-
ley and Jason of Wingharn.
Mx. and Mrs. Alex Craig, Mr.
•• and Mrs. Dawson Craig ail Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon McBurney at-
tended the wedding reception at
Bluevale on Friday evening for
newly weds Mr: and Mrs. Ross -*
PeaCock.
Warmer air makes us hopeful
spring is on its 'way by melting .
snow "so that snow drops are up in
rows with crows following close ,
and the hyacinths andjulips
showing up 2 inches in the •
sheltered 'nooks,
• Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott ,
Paul, Ruth, Barry, David and
Karen attended a relative shOwer
for Barbara Forster bride to be at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
FOrster on Sunday afternoon.
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PX 442
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R.R. No. 1, •
Luddism, Ontario
Phone: 5211-2245
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Mr. arid Mrs. Ronald Coultes ,
Darlene and ,Joyce Of East Wawa-
nosh visited oh. Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Coultes of Etobi-
coke.
Gershom Johnston of Wingham
spent a few days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston and
farnilylof,St. Pauls.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and.
Mrs..% gershom Johnston of Wing-
ham were Mr.' and Mrs. Gary
Black of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs.,
Jack Johnston, David and Donna
of St. Patils.,
Chalmers W:M.8.‘v,rill hold
their meeting Wednesday, April 19:
at 2 p. ni. at the home of Mrs.
Victor Wybenga. ,Leaders for the
meeting, Mrs. Victor, EmersOn and
Mrs. Frank Coulter; helpers, Mrs.
Gordon Rintoul, Mrs, Jack
Forster;, roll call, Bible verse
with-word Zia &1u ah ap.;c r be
Sproule, accompanied by Allan chosen and•courtesy Mrs. Bill
Petrie of Goderich , returned • / Evans.
from Erownsville , lexas:Pri