The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-06-08, Page 20t"40D
RtVigNtck$TAR, THURSDAY, • 1 .R I,
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Mrs. Jack McGee and Mrs. Thomas Webster conducted a demonstration in; quilt making and other
related crafts during the DungannonUJ,nited Church Women's Ladies Day fast Thursday. The day long
program consisted of interesting displays and demonstratibris in many fields(staff photo)
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BY MRS.-WES BRADNOCK
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P�irny sa•ie of bulbs, slips
The rne.i►thly meeting of the The minutes of the previous
W.ilkerhurn Club was heli, at the meeting were accepted as read_ by
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.home ut Mrs: Walter Cunningham the seer-etary, Mrs. Worthy
sail a good attendance. The Young. The treasurer. Mrs
meeting was in charge of the vice-
prestdent, (Mrs. Garth
" McClinchey who opened with
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sluing of 0 Canada followed by
Prnheir,
Thomas Cunningham presented
the financi;.l statement.
The draw prize, donated by
Mrs: Elliott Lapp, was won by
Auburn Socials
Mrs. J. Machan of -Listowel
visited a few days'last week with
M(• and Mrs. Robert Arthur and
Miss Jayne. •
Mr. Robert Turner is a patient
Go teri•ch • hospital:-
Mr.
ospital .Ma•. and Mrs. Robert Arthur
ani Miss Jayne Arthur visited .on
Sun,lav with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
W ll and fa,rn'ily at Wingham. Mr.
and Mrs. Wall recently returned
from a visit with Mr• and Mrs.
'Bill Riddell at Mantu; Manitoba.
Mr and Mrs',• puncan Mackay
spent the weekend in London with
Mr. and Mrs. 'John Weir and Mr.
John •MacKay.
Mr. Ben Hamilton is home
... following eye surgery last week in
+tr+ia hosial; 1�er�dn--«-- "
Misses Jean Houston; Jean •
Jamieson and Jean Wilson 'of
Toronto spent the weekend with
Mrs. Frances Clark.
Miss Laura Wagner returned
on Saturday t� .Syracuse, N.Y.
.following •cher, vacation with her
sisters, Misses Ella and Minnie
Wagner and brother, Mr. William
.Wagner.
at Dungannon
° Mr. Ed Dayies,.Mr. Courtland
Kerr of Benmiller and Mr. Harold
Carter ,,,of Goderich have be1en
prize winners pitching horse
shoes at .Woodstock and,'
Bridgeport.
• We are pleased to report that
Mrs.• Charles Scott is irrrproving
in health .in Clinton hospital; .her
many friends wish her a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Lorne Popp returned
home from , Victoria hospital
following major spinal surgery.
Sor'ryto report that Evelyn will be
off work and unable to do anything
-for the next nine months including
.n'o"sitting or bending, -
The local librarian, Mrs•
Wilfred •Sanderson.requests that
ail Countybooks be in on June 10
for the exchange. • ,
Mr. acid Mrs. Fred Youngblut of
Woodstock spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson
and other relatives in the village.
Miss Blanche Dalton of
Blanctes,.. Hairs ling _ Shop . has
accepted a position in Stratford
with Paul's Beauty Shop.
M..r., :arrd ..M -r __K eh.n.etih -._.-
McDougall spent a few days last
week with their son, Mr. Allan
McDougall and Mrs. Mcl augall at,.
Sudbury.
Mr. Charles Boulanger of
Courriai,lielgium is'visiting With
his sister, Mrs. Julien Delbergue
and- Mr-. Delbergue. ' .-- ---
Mr.
_—_Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies
attended the 210 convocation
ceremony of the University of
Western Ontario, London .last
Friday _ when . their niece . and
nephew, Mr. and Mrs.' Michael
Sewell of Sarnia graduated. Mrs.
Sewell 'graduated ,from the
Faculty of Nursing anMr. Sewell
received the Bachelor of Science
and Engineering-. • A reception
1'`to To�'wer n fhe Friar's Cellar:
Mr. and -Mrs. Donald
Cartwright, David, Derrick and
Lorie spent the weekend at
Lansing, Michigan.
Mrs. Frank , Raithby attended
the, convention of the Baptist
Women's Missionary S#ociety at
Woodstock last week.
Mrs. Henry flunking, A letter
'from the Korean foster child was
r•ead •thanking the club for her
birthday gilt.
Plans• were made fot- the next
meeting to be held at the home of
526-7595
Mrs RoyDaer and Mrs. Carmen
Gross. The lunch will he in charge
'of Mrs, Walter Cunningham and
Mrs. Lloyd McClincheyp,
A penny sale of bulbs and slips
was held...and a social, • time
• Mrs_Garth McClirrctrey. This is. enjoyed. A delicious was
to be the election of officers and served liy Mrs. Roy DaerV anti
the program will be in charge of Mrs. Carmen Gross.
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Father's
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ON ALL GOODS
Get dad something he will appreciate at ...
HUCK'S
SPORTING GOODS
73 HAMILTON ST. 521-6985
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DINNER FOR ONE
Our Regular 3 Pieire Dinner
TUESDAY ONLY
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Col. Sanders makes it
" finger Iickin' good"
GODERICH
TAKE HOME SHOP
524-7359
87 Kingston St. at the Stop Lights
Please Clip and -Save
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T e 6unganno'n' ni%d"" fiur'" cFi"°V'Domen s" `roup sponsored'therr annus '"La`diesIYay at the ciur`cftlfi
Dungannon on Thursday. Among the many demonstrations given during the day was a rundown of the art
of flower arrangement. Mrs. Ewan McLean, who gave the instruction, is seen here demonstrating
some techniques to the Iadiesi(staff photo)
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Judith Gooderham Pool
Reg strationi Paoli -Office
Thursday,June 15, 4-6 p.m. Friday, June 16, 4-
Saturday, June 17, 17, 9-5 p.m..
Classes Offered:
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FRMS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO THE 3 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
• Tiny tots (ages 6 Months --•5 years)
Iubbllrs (5 years up)
Gliders
Motor boats
Peddle wheelers
(Duration 2 weeks)
Sharks
Begineers
Junior
Intermediate
,Senior
Survival (Boating Safety)
• (Duration 4 weeks) °"' '
Duration •6 weeks
'Special: Tiny tots lessons Comment, Morfday, June 19th, Baily --2:36-3:15 p.m.
All others commence Tuesday, July 4th
Mee.. Merit Outiby"expisi ►ir1 tate e of the work bePdi d her, pottery
diSillY fit O. 'Dud gainnon United Church Wetheree ladies day !mat
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TF'ur da . Mr, Gunby o's discy � Ia was one of several Craft and hobby
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deronstratrons at theeday Tong event.(staff photo)
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Pool Scheele ,dor hones ,
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Public Swimmingomason' ces week of JUNE 1 2 Weekends 2 5 p.m.
Days
4.6
Weekp.m.
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Regular Scheduler Commences
y c.�s July 1 °fit
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Rel istratien Forms Fie lirational Lifeguard Cour le Arrailabl. At towel Hall