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vlrill bo held en ! .
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23
AT 8:00 P®M.
in the
Goderich Township Community Centre
PURPOSE: To gauge the Interest, and to
plan for, the Township's Sesquicentennial
in 1985e1t is hoped that those individuals
interested In celebrating the 150th An-
niversary of the Township's Incorporation
will be present, and that all Township
groups will be represented.
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171 people atter
Award
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The joint annual. Honours
and Awards Night of Legion
Branch 109 and the Ladles'
Auxiliary was held• in the
Jubilee Room on Saturday,
March 5. Branch President
Claire Bedard conducted the
opening ceremony. and
welcomed the 171 members
and their guests who were
present.
During the Auxiliary
portion of the program,
which was chaired by
Branch Auxiliary President
Sharon Seruton, 21 members
of the Ladies' Auxiliary were
recognized with personal
remembrances for their
contributions to the work of
the Auxiliary.
Those members honoured
were: Kay Bell, Willie
Bedard, Bessie Bissett,
Ester Blackwell, Evelyn
Carroll, Ethel Caslick, Vera,
Chambers, Dorothy
Clements, Edna Doak, Jean
Elliott, Myrtle Good, Marion
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Harris, Hada Hirst, Marie
LeBlanc, . Phyllis Million,
Mae McAuley, Marg
McMillan, Iris Sampson,
Audrey Sprung and Annette
Stemp.
Thirty -five-year pins were
awarded to Edna Doak and
Rose Hill and Peg Wood
received her ten-year pin.
A commemorative medal
was presented to Laura
McLarty and awards were
also received by Comrades
Sharon Scruton, Carolyn
Holborn and Harold
Chambers for their out-
standing assistance to the
Auxiliary.
The presentations on
behalf of the Auxiliary were
made by Comrades Kay
McAstocker, Margaret
Lightfoot and Eileen
Harrison.
The Branch awards
ceremony was conducted by
Public Relations Chairman
Neil Shaw assisted by Zone
Commander Robert
Chapman and Past
Presidents Ralph Kingswell
and Roy Mugford.
Year pins ranging from
ten to 35 were received by a•
number of members for
continuous- years of mem-
bership in the Branch.
Honourary members also
received their membership
pins.
Personal remembrances
were presented to the family
of the late Leo Ouellette,
Vera Chambers, Edna Doak,
Mona Davis and John Duck-
worth.
Certificates of Merit were
received by Morin Davis,
Edna Donk, John Duck-
worth, Dave Munn, Jim
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Sherratt, Walter Sheardowo
and Don McArthur.
Fife memberships were
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Clancy and Ed.Stiiles. George
Osmond received. a
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In memory of the late
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the Branch a nolo it painting
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presented to. Branch
President Claire Bedard on
behalf of the family and will
occupy a place of honour in
Branch 109.
Past President Ed Tonics,
on behalf of the Royal
Canadian Navy Association,
presented a carved plaque to
the Branch for its assistance
and co-operation with the
newly formed local branch of
this association.
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with dancing. to the music of
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Goderich Legion Branch 109 honoured several of its
membersat the 'annual Branch Honours and Awards Night
held on. March 5. Among those receiving awards were,
front, left to right, Don McArthur, Certificate of Merit;
Walter Sheardown, Certificate of Merit; William; Moore,
Life Membership; Jim Sherratt, Certificate of Merit; Mona
Davis, Certificate of Merit; and Edna Doak, Certificate of
Merit; back, left to right, John Duckworth, Certificate of
Merit; George Osmond, Meritorious Life Membership; Ray
Barker, Life Membership; Dave Munn, Certificate of
Merit; and. Ed Stiles, Life Membership. (Photo by Fred
Bisset.)
At a joint Honour and Awards Night held at Legion 'Branch
109 recently, 24 members of the Ladies' Auxiliary were
recognized by the Auxiliary with personal awards. Among
those members receiving awards were: front, left to right,
Mae McAuley, Marion Harris, Myrtle Good, L.A. third
Vice -President, _Ontario Command Evelyn Carroll, Jean
Elliott and Edna Doak; back, left to right,'Branch Auxiliary
President Sharon Scruton, Margaret McMillan, Phyllis
Million, Dorothy Clements, Willie Bedard. Ester Blackwell.
Bessie Bissett, Kay Bell, Laura McLarty, Iris Sampson,
Ethel Kaslick and Marie LeBlanc. (Photo by Fred Bisset).
Resident enjoys bus trip to States
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Rhetta MacLennan has re-,
turned home , after a two
week bus trip to•the southern
United States. The first week
of their trip was plagued with
wet weather.
They travelled as far south
as Lakeland, Florida. They
attended• a lovely Pr"esbyter-
iin Church service while in
thestate, and were also
treated to being on hand for
Canada Day. it was while
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132 The Square, ;t; oderich
Main Corner, Clinton Main Corner, Seeforth
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L -D C H AL_SH
NEWS
Kae Webster, 395-5257
they were at this big event,
: they met a number' of people
there from the area.
Mrs. MacLennan said
there were a couple of elderly!
people on the bus; but they
were well able to do for
themselves and helped keep
the others on their toes. Mrs.
Bruce (Louise) Millar of Pal-
merston was the hostess.
The community sends
their congratulations to Mr.
• and, Mrs. Larry Wilkins on
the arrival of their son. Adam
Charles in the Wingham
Hospital. a wee brother for
Laura and another grand-
child for Charles and Mayme
Wilkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Darling
and Heather of ,Hanover
visited on Sunday with .Mr:
and Mrs,- Gordon Robb.
Barbara Shepperd. and
Janet Wilkins of Paris. Ont-
ario spent a couple of days
with their ,parents. Charles
and Mayme Wilkins:
The community extends
sympathy to the Robb family
in the recent bassing of Lloyd
Robb of Goderich. • •
Jim Webster of Waterloo
spent the weekend with his
parents, Wellington and Kae
Webster, •
Elizabeth Wilkins, daugh-
ter of Charles and Mayme
Wilkins, catne second in the
speaking contest in Clinton
at the Legion on Saturday.
Liz had spoken in Wingham
the week before and came
first..
Mr. and Mrs. Len Evans of
Toronto spent the weekend
in Kincardine with Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver McCharles.
Mr. and Mrs. Dot Mac-
Lean of Huntsville spent the
weekend with Ewan and
Marj MacLean. All attended
the funeral of the late Archie
MacMillan in Lucknow.
We are very glad to report
that Murray Henderson, who
is in Victoria Hospital in
London, is now corning along
very well after surgery. Best
of health, Murray. Get well
soon. ,
Nivins win euchre tourney
- A very. successful euchre
tournament was held on
Saturday at the'- Agriculture
Hall. Forty-four couples com-
peted for the top prizes of
trophies and cash. First priz-
es of a trophy and '530 were,
won by Wes and Kay Nivins.
Second prize of a trophy and
$20 were won by Rob Hoak
and Brad Eliot. Third prize of
a mirror and $10 were won by
Doug Brown and Jack Tigert.
Two hams were also given as
door prizes, donated by
Barry Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mc-
Whinney had all the mem-
bers of their family home on
Sunday, Bob and Sandy,
Robbie and Tara of Kincar-
dine; Jim and Janice and
Colleen of Meaford; Lexie
and ken Murch', Vincent and
Stacey of Clinton, Claire
Chambers, Tracy and Trevor
and friend, ,James Cook,
On Sunday Bill and Marie
Park; Todd and Brad and
Gertie Park attended a birth-
day celebration for Bill at the
home of Steve and Debbie,
Park and Holl t. Other guests
were Mike and Vale Bendig
and Joel; Tom and Michelle
Park; Vicki , Park and Ted
DUNGANNON
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Henry; Wanda Park and Tim
Hodges and Patti Park and
Gary Johnston.
Dungannon 4-H
Members answered the
roll call. Name one variety of
pasta. Answers included
macaroni, pizza and spag-
hetti.
The girls were ,divided into
groups and prepared the fol-
lowing recipes; Antipasta,
Middle Eastern Stuffed Veg-
etables. Apple Pie Greek- .
Style and Mint Tea. The girls
enjoyed sampling the dishes.
although several did not like
the Mint Tea.
Parenting
program
The Huron Centre for
Children and Youth is pleas-
ed with the public response
to our parenting program,
based on S.T.E.P. Unfor-
tunately all available
for the Spring
course, have been filled.
is full
We are, however, accep-
ting names for . an an-
ticipatedfall program. 0
ypu are interested•in putting
your name on a waiting list,
please call the Centre at 432-
•3931,