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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-04-07, Page 7.lJ r - r Women's Institute to host birthday party Church services were can- celled at Dungannon United Church on Sunday due to stormy weather. Mrs. Mary Bere has re- ceived word off the sudden death of Richard Passmore, on March 24 at his home near Grand Forks. B.C. His wife is Mary's cousin, Elizabeth Stothers Passmore, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Stothers. Alvin and Joyce Moran have returned from a motor trip to Florida and Joe and Harvey Sproul returned from 'Texas on Saturday. What stormy, cold weather they returned home. to. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook and family moved on Satur- daas the house has been sold to a Ripley family. This house is the former Charlie Fowler home. Terry and Bett Ann Ol- son, Lisa an Do�lg of Five Islands, N��'''a Scotia, have returned h( me after spend- ing three weeks visiting his parents, Freeman and Ber- tha Olson and other relativ- es. Ron Olson returucdl hone with •them. Congratulations to Bill and Florence Reed who are cele- brating their 40th anniver-' sary on Saturday, April 10 with an open house. The family members including' Howard Reed of Windsor will DUNGANNON DOIfVGS Marls Park, 8810-77961 help them celebrate with a dinner at the hall. The actual date is April 9. Their daugh- ter, Linda, Mrs. Ken McNee resides in Dungannon and daughter. Pat, Mrs. Bill Thomson, resides in Luck - now. They have six grand- children, ' Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kil- gour, Carol and William of Kitchener visited with her parents, Jack and Marion Smith one day recently. Mrs. Nell King has return- ed to the home of her son, Bill, Laura and family, fol- lowing 31/2 weeks confine ment in Goderich hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Godfrey visited with son Ed and Laurie Godfrey in Tor- onto on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Kelmar Dawson and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Young have returned from a three week motor trip to such southern states as i,lorida, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi and Alabama: While in Alabama, they enjoyed a tour of the battle cruiser, Alabama which had' served in Vietnam and a sub- marine which were both in. port. Although they departed in a snow storm and returned to a snow storm, they did enjoy 10 straight days of 80 degree temperatores and• sunshine and no rain during their 5,000 miles of driving, On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. David Dawson and family hosted a family gathering to assist K. K. and Helen Dawson celebrate their 40th anniversary. K. and Helen were married on March 25, 1942. Congratulations to this fine couple and many more anniversaries are wished. The Dungannon Senior Citizens hosted their bi- weekly euchre on Wednes- day, March 31 at the hall. There were 12 tables in play. High man's score was Car- man Pollock. Low score for the men wentoto Al Linskill. The high lady's score was Isabel Kilpatrick: The low score for the ladies was a draw between Roberta Lins- kill, and Mary Loth, who was the eventual winner. The seniors have asked everyone to save their Zehrs tapes. Anyone with unwanted artic- les or anything not being used may donate them to the seniors for thd41• ,upcoming auction. Dungannon W.I. The Dungannon Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Elsie Irvin on April' 1. Everyone was delighted to have Mrs. Olive Blake at the meeting. the first time since her illness of several months. The president, Mrs. H. McWhinney, welcomed all with a special welcome to the District President of Huron West, Mrs. Peter Chandler. This year the Branch Dir- ectors will acknowledge the sick and shutins at Easter. The Institute will be in charge of birthday party at Huronview this month prov- iding entertainment and lunch. Mrs. Chandler spoke on the accomplishments of the Women's Institute, especial- ly in the earlier years. She also presided for the election ofofficers for 1982-83 as follows: past'president, Mrs. Hugh McWhinney; presid- ent, Mrs. Winnifred Girvin; ACW Thank Offering meeting set for April By Blanche Deeves The Palm Sunday Worship Service at St. James' Anglican Church had to be cancelled due to the weather. The April meeting of the A.C.W. of St. James' will be held April 13, 8. p.m. at the home of Audrey Middleton. Ladies please note this is the Thank Offering. Mary Atwood of Detroit spent the weekend with her sister and brother-in-law Delores and Alvin Dutot. Mrs. Fred Middleton has returned to her home after spending six weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Campbell in Clinton. Marnie Middleton , of Kitchener was home on the weekend with her parents Don and Audrey Middleton and spent Sunday afternoon with her grandmother Mrs. Fred Middleton. Congratulation to Marnie Middleton R.N. who has been accepted on the permanent staff of the Kitchener Waterloo Hospital. Ross Middleton returned from . Montserrat West Indies, and Mabel travelled to Venice, Florida as guests of her cousins of Cleveland and her brother Alvin Sundstrom of Sault Ste. Marie. - Paul Middleton' has returned home again after spending the winter in the West. We of the area wish to extend oursympathy to Nick Den Boer and family. Nick received word Saturday his brother Hans had been killed. Nick is spending the week in Holland with his - parents and family. Audrey. Middleton, Margaret Middleton, Donna Mills and Blanche Deeves enjoyed the lively auction sale at Bayfield's ' Trinity Church, sponsored by the A.C.W; Rev. G. Youmatoff performed his usual humorous auctioneerine. with many items which drew a. great many laughs. Tea and cookies were served and a social time was very much enjoyed. Please remember the souvenir spoons are on sale. Please call Vera Miller at 482-3369, Audrey Middleton at 482-9838 1 am so sure you'll love one of my paintings that 1 will guarantee to buy_it back from you if you should be dissatisfied, at your full cost PLUS 10% -- get full details when you come and visit. studio & art gallery R.R. 2 Goderich, Ont. 524-4470 located 7 miles south of Goderich on Concession6 between highways 8 and 21 -follow the signs from Holmesville- 1st vice, Mrs. Cliffdrd Croz- ier; 2nd vice, Mrs. Elmer Black; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Graham McNee; assis- tant, Mrs. Elmer Black; district director, Mrs. Hugh McWhinney; alternate D.D., Mrs. Elmer Black; branch directors, Mrs. Roy Robson, Mrs. Leonard Chisholm; Mrs. Fred Young, Mrs. Clif- ford )'urdon; public relations officer, Mrs-. Wilmer Rut- ledge; curator, Mrs. Warren Zinn; assistant curators, Mrs. Olive Blake, Mrs: Hugh McWhinney; pianists, Mrs. Gordon Finnigan, Mrs. Sam Gibson; auditors, Mrs. Elsie Irvin, Mrs. Clifford4Purdon; nominating commit& e, Mrs., Alvin Kerr, Mrs. Derk Log- tenberg, Mrs. Graham Mc- Nee; telephone committee, Mrs. Belle Mole, Mrs. Sam Gibson, Mrs. Elsie Irvin. Standing committee con- veners: Agriculture and Can- adian Industry, Mrs. Clifford Crozier,• Mrs. Fred Young; Education and Cultural Act- ivities, Mrs. Sam Gibson, Mrs. Russell Alton; Family and Crons.umer Affairs, Mrs. Jack Clements, Mrs. Elsie Irvin; Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Alvin Kerr, Mrs. Derk Logtenberg; Res- olutions., Mrs. Gordon Finni- gan. Mrs. Gordon Finnigan pre- sided at the electric organ for the singing of 0 Canada to close the meeting. Tebbutt Botz Mr. and Mrs. Benson Botz, Goderich, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Wendy Marie, to Mr. Gary Mark Tebbutt, of Clinton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tebbutt; Clinton. The wedding will take place on - September 4, 1982 GODERI('H SIGNAL -STAR, 'WEDNESDAY; APRIL 7, 1982—PAGE 7 1982 MAZDA GLC LOADED WITH STANDARD FEATURES! The 1982 front wheel drive Mazda GLC has it all. Good looks, technical sophistication, and many extra -value features. Features which include electric rear window defroster, side - window demisters, flip -out rear side -window, a locking fuel filler door, trip odometer, reclining front bucket seats - the passenger's seat moves up so rear passenger can get in,4 then remetnbers to move back to a pre-set position, fold down rear seatback, even wall to wall felt carpeting. The list goes on and on. Drop around to our showroom and check out all the CCUs standard features. Check also for roominess, economy and quality. 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