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People we know
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cun-
ningham have returned
home from a three week tour
of Florida, Plains, Georgia
and Nashville, Tennessee,
Mr„ and MRs. Lorne Dale
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs, Paul Dale and
Jason, Travis and Jordon of
Port Dover.
Majestic WI
host Huronview
birthday party
SEAFORTH AGAINST PARKHILL—Seaforth
and. Parkhill were two of the teams playing' in
the °first weekend of the Brussels Optimists
Atom tournament held in Brussels on the
weekend. Seafbrth later won the "C"
Consolation Championship defeating Belmont
3-2 and Mitchell by a score of 2-0. (Photo by
Lang lois)
Lewington rink wins February overall The Majestic Women's In-
stitute met on Wednesday
afternoon in the Library with
Dorothy Steffler presiding. It
was the Citizenship and
World Affairs meeting with
Jane Devries and Doris Mc-
Call as convenors.
An information night on
"Parties to Please" will be
held in the Presbyterian
Church in Wingliam on
March 17th at 7:30. Every-
one is welcome to attend.
This is sponsored by the.
Ministry of Agriculture and.
Food. Plans were completed.
regarding the birthday party,
for the resident at Huronview ,
,)n March 18th.
An invitatin to the Annual
Meeting of the. Town and
Country Homemakers to be
held on Wednesday, March
25th, at Holmesville Nw
Community Hall at 7 p.m.
was read. The committee in
charge of the Cancer Canvas
are busy making prepara-
tions. Kathy Bridge and
Margaret Exel arc to look
after Easter favours for the
residents of Callander Nurs-
ing Home. The ladies decid-
ed not to participate in the
Trade Fair in April.
An executive meeting• re-
garding the annual reports is •
to be held in the Library on
Thursday, March 26th, at
1:30 p.m. The April meeting
is the Annual Meeting and
will begin with a potluck
'dinner at 12 sharp. Please
bring your dishes. The
Every week more and
more people discover what
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by low cost Post Want Ads.
Dial Brussels 887-6641.
branch directors are in
charge of this meeting.
Wilma Hemingway has
donated an oil painting to
theWomen's Institute. Tic-
kets will be sold on this
painting and the draw will
take place at their Bazaar
and Bake Sale on November
14th Kate Wilson and El-
eanor Hemingway are going
to donate two more articles to
be included in the draw.
The Roll Call "a food from
another country" was we ,11
responded to. Jane Devries
gave a motto on "The peace
of the world" depends on
food." Jean Oldfield gave a
demonstration on Microwave
Cooking. The meeting con-
cluded with a secret auction.
Lois McCall and Shirley
Wheeler recently returned
home from a trip to Hartford,
Connecticut where they at-
tended the World Figure
Skating Championships.
Lois had a list of some of
the marks for Canadian
figure skaters Tracey Wain-
man and Brian Orser. In her
five minute performance
Tracey got marks of 5.3, 5.4,
5.4. 5.6, 5.4, 5.2, 5.2, 5.3,
and 5.3 for her technical
merit, her marks for artistic
impression were 5.2, 5.4,
5.2, 5.6, 5.4, .5.3, 5.3, 5.3,
and 5.3. In his performance,
Brian Orser received marks
of 5.7, 5.8, 5.8, 5.8, 5.8, 5.8,
5.8, 5.8, and 5.8, for
OMRA board of Directors
who brought greetings from
OMRA.
Five workshops were of-
fered under the leadership of
Bryan Peter of Seaforth,
Clive Buist of Fergus.
Melanie McLaughlin of Han-
over, Lynn. Halliday and
Mike Myatt of Owen Sound.
President Clare Christie of
lOwen Sound conducted the
business of the annual meet-
ing. Nominations accepted as
1981-1982 Board of toirectors
were Keith Angel, Kilsyth;
Bob Cornish, GOderich;
Annie Dirinivvell, Harriston;
John Gates, Kincardine; Bun'
ny Hare, Owen Sound; Fred
Oehm, Hanover; Joe Picker-
ing, Walkerton and Leo Ren-
ner, Port Elgin. Jim Stone of
Durharh thanked Walkerton
for its hospitality.
On March 9, winners of a
mixed curling were the
teams of Gordon Stephen..
son, Howard Hackwell, Ross
Veitch, Dan Pearson, Ken
Bray, Ernie Lewington, Bob
Alexander, Jim Patterson,
Stewart Steiss. There was a
tie between the teams of
Dave Wheeler and Max Old-
field. This completed the
February draw.
In the overall winners for
the February draw, Ernie
Lewington's team came first
with 52 points. Pauline Pat-
terson was the vice with Tom
Warwick second and Hank
Haasnoot as'the lead.
technical merit and for artist-
ic impression 5.8, 5.5, 5.6„
5.5, 5.5, 5.6, 5.7, 5.7, and
5.6.
The competitions took
place from March 3 till
March 8.
Second prize went to the
team of Ross Veitch with 50
points. Mary Huether was
vice, Bruce Cox was second
and Sheila Bauer was the
lead.
Brad Speiran's team won
third prize with 46 1/2 points.
Joyce Alexander was the
vice, Brian Warwich second
and Dennie Newby was the
lead.
Stewart Steiss's team
came fourth with 44 points.
Jean Oldfield was the vice;
Pam Clarkson was second
and Dave Baynton- lead.
The last game played was
between Brad and Stewart
and if Brad had won his team
would have come in first
place. This would have been
quite an accomplishment
since Brad hasn't skipped
that long.
In the. ladies afternoon
curling on March 10, winners
were the teams of Fran
Bremner and Joyce Alexan-
der. There was a tie between
Karen Uhler and Yvonne
Knight's teams. The ladies
are planning a fun day and
annual meeting on March 30.
starting with a pot-luck din-
ner at 12.
A mixed curling jitney was
held in Monkton on March 8
and a team skipped by Orval
Bauer of Brussels won first
prize. Elaine Wicke was the
vice, Sheila Bauer was se-
cond and Ruth Bauer was the
lead, Donna Bauer of Brus-
sels who also went to the
jitney was on the second
prize- winning team skinned
by Glen Rathwell.
A mixed curling jitney is to
be held in Brussels on March
23. Since this is in the March
break from school, it will
allow the junior cutlers to
participate,
As a wind-up to the curling
season the annual meeting,
banquet and dance for all the
curlers will be held on April
4.
The annual Co nference of
the Lake Huron Zone of the
Ontario Municipal Recrea-
tion Associaton held March 7
in Walkerton brought to-
gether 85 delegates from 26
communities to consider the
theme, "Building a Better
Base" as it relates to recrea-
tion within the local' com-
munity. Don Reid, District
Supervisor, Ministry of Cul-
ture and Recreation; de-
veloped this theme in the
keynote address, stressing
looking back to planning for
both short and long term and
striving for people involve-
ment.
Joe Pickering, chairman of
Walkerton Recreation Com-
mittee welcomed the dele-
gates; Bunny Hare of Owen
Sound, Lake Huron Zone
representative to OMRA in-
troduced Mary Hare of
Recreation people
attend workshops
Local ladies at World
Figure Skating event
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