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THE !MUSSELS, POST, FEBRUARY 13, 1980
ets
Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN 'MCCALL
887-6677
There were 11 table
of progressive euchre in
play at the community hall
Tuesday evening, February
Sth. with hostesses Mrs.
Harold Hudie,' Mrs. Nelson
Marks, Mrs. Herb Traviss
Outgoing Member of Parl-
iament Bob McKinley has
announced that he will don-
ate his personal copies of
HANSARD to the Huron
'County Library in Goderich.
HANSARD, the official rec-
ord of debates in the Senate
and the House of Commons,
arrives daily in a Member of
Parliament's office so that,
each morning as he arrives
forirork, a Member is able to
check the previous day's
debate word for word.
At the end of each session,
the proceedings are bound in
handsome black volumes as at
permanent. record for refer-,
ence. During the fifteen'
years of McKinley's term asj
a Member of Parliainent,
from 1,965 to 1979, over thirty-.
feet of bookshelf were occu-
pied by these volumes.
The books will be present
to the Huron County
Library, when it Moves into
its expanded quarters in
Goderich.
"Huron County Library
seems to me to be a fitting
home for these books be-
cause its is central to the
' riding I served", said Mr.
McKinley.
During most of his years in
Parliament, Mr. MdKinley
served the riding of Huron-
Middlesex. Recent redraw-
ing of 'the electoral map
added the four. southern
townships of Bruce to the
euchre on February 19
with hostesses-Mrs, Harold
Bolger, Mrs. Harvey
Craig, Mrs, Stewart
Humphries ° and Mrs.
Nelson Reid in charge..
. NOTE CHANGE OF DATE
The March meeting
riding and took away .the
Middlesex portion. Huron
County has thus. remained'
the stable core of the, riding
throughout McKinley's ten-
ure.
Classified Ads pay dividends
of. the' Walton Women's
Institute will be moved up
to Febniary 20 at 8:15 as
the executive find it
necessary to, ' • have a '
meeting this month.
It will be the Citizenship
and World Affairs
convenors, Mrs. .Keith.
Rock and. Mrs, Lavern
Godkin in charge, of
program with guest
speaker, Eileen Underwood
of Wingham On her
trip. Hostesses will be
Mrs. Wm. Humphries,
Mrs. Harold. Bolger and
Mrs: Allan McCall.
The executive held, a .
meeting in January when
other members' • names,
'were picked to • help with
card parties for , _ next
month, for March 4 are.
Mrs. Ray Huether, Mrs.
Allan McCall, Mrs. Ernie
Stevens and Mrs. Ken
McDonald; for March -18
are Mrs. Don McDonald,
Mrs. Graeme Craig, Mrs.
William Humphries and
Mrs. George McCall.
PERSONALS
Misses. Debbie Van
•et, London and ,Janis
Van Vliet, Hamilton and
friend Frank Claessen,
London, visited the
former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jan Van Vliet on
Wednesday evening when
the girls surprised ° their
mother Joyce with a
birthday supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex
dulutzen, Darlene, Billy
and 'Charles visited on' the
weekend with Mr. and
Mrs,. 'Bill Hamilton of Alsa.
Craig.
We are glad to report
that Mrs. Jean 13roadfoot
returned to her home last
weekend following a few
weeks recuperating with
relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Farquharson in
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Moffatt 'and Brett of
Stratford spent the
weekend at, the home of
her, parents Mr., and Mrs.
Herb TravisS.
Mr. and Mrs. Valker
Hertlein, Fred, Roger and
Crystal of London v.!siled
on Saturday with the
latter's parents M. and
Mrs. William Thamer and
other relatives.
Mr; and _Mrs. John
Riopka 9f Toronto visited
on Friddy and.Saturday ..,
with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Pon°. marenko; they. all
visited with Mrs. , Albina
Gultuzen in Brussels on
Saturday.
Master Donnie Sills of
Seaforth spent the week
end with his grandparents
'Mr. ' and Mrs. Rolly
. Achilles while his parents .
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sills.,
Tracey and Teddy were
visiting relatives in
Lansing, Michigan.;
•
and Mrs. Lavern Godkin in Bt.:uracihga.n:.n7k1cYinbeuuPrn.-M. p.
charge. There will be another
,Prize winners were for
high lady-Mrs. Sadie
McDonald, low-Mrs.
Margaret, Brown, Monston,
high man-Gordon Murray,
low man. Melvin. Jacklin,
Brussels. Lucky number
Cliff Hoegy and Harvey
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