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Track and field winners at Victoria Public School were awarded medallions on the last day
of the school year. The winners include: Ryan Pollock, intermediate boys; David Holl-
ingworth, midget boys and. Michael Vessey, junior boys. Pictured in the back row are: Lisa
Adamson, intermediate girls; Kerry Kennedy, midget girls and Teri Duckworth, junior
girls winner. (photo by Dave Sykes)
District News
Colborne residents visit in North Bay
Mr. and Mrs. R. Buchanan visited with
their Mr. and Mrs. Ron Walsh, their
daughter and her family in North Bay last
week and while there Mrs. Buchanan at-
tended the 90th anniversary of the FWIO
held at North Bay.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs. R. Buchanan
over the weekend were members of their
family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan from
Acton; Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan from
Puslinch, Guelph district; Mr, and Mrs. R.
Buchanan of St. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Buchanan of Clinton.
Mrs. Jean (Walter) Clements and son
Jack and Rev. Peter Walter all formerly of
Colborne visited relatives and friends in the
district over the weekend and attended
Knox Presbyterian Church service in the
morning and later attended a family gather-
ing at Benmiller Inn. It is a joy to meet
former friends and we welcome them to
Goderich.
Mrs. Beatrice Geiger of Zurich visited
with her sister Mrs. G. Kaitting iroderich
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Elliot had the
pleasure of a visit from their daughter and
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husband, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Schwarz of
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Tiger Dunlop WI.
Present and former members of Tiger
Dunlop Women's Institutes observed
heritage Day arranged by I stitute co-
ordinator Mrs. Dorothy Feag• , at their
June 25 meeting.
.Ladies met,,in the reception r om at the
Benmiller Inn at 2 p.m. and all joyed a
friendly visit. The president, Mr . Stella
Reaburn, opened the meeting welcomin 11
who then joined in repeating the ry
Stewart Collect. The secretary, Mrs. M ie
Buchanan, read an interesting article rega
ding the happenings leading up to the
establishing of the Benmiller Inn, and
members answered the roll call in various
ways such as telling of an interesting hap-
pening years ago in the district; showing a
keep sake, such as a piece of jewellery;
copy of Tiger Dunlop's will; information on
articles of furniture once owned by Tiger
Dunlop and now on display in the Goderich
Musetun; a woolen blanket made years ago
at enmiller Woolen Mill, all of which were
ex llent pieces of conversation.
The ladies then posed for a picture on the
patio which was shown in the ignal Star Ju-
ly 4 edition. While relaxing'. to enjoyable
music and a tasty lunch, Mrs. Margaret
Taylor, president of the Huron West District
Women's Institute, brought greetings and
readian article on the founding of the first in-
stitute meeting -in Stoney Creek in 1897.
A tour to view the fascinating im-
provements to the once Pfrimmer's chopp-
ing mill ended an enjoyable celebration and
the next meeting of Tiger Dunlop Women's
Institute will be held if possible at the
Maitland Valley Conservation Area in the
`form of a picnic on Thursday, July 23 at 2 0
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