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The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-03-04, Page 18k'Ait.r1M. 10^ -GOD E RIC SIG fAI STA: ,+THURSD;A,y, MARC The..•February meeting of Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute was held in Colborne Township Hall, Carlow, Wednesday, February 25 at , .. , President • • Mr's:" Earl 1--Sherwood•opened the meeting with .all members joining in the Opening Ode the Mary. ;SJtewart... Collect -and 0 Canada. Roll call "Sonietbirig of personal' interest ...during. • the winter months." • was answered by 20 members.. Mintates' of last meeting 'were read ' and adopted: it was'•. moved by Mrs. G. Kaitting and seconded by Mrs. R. Buchanan to give $10,00 to the A.C,W.W. Save _.the'SightFund. - Mrs. Tait Clark thanked the Institute andmembers for the friendship. book and the many cards andspecial remem berence from her Sunshine Sister during her illness.: ' correspondence was read as follows: thank you messages from Mrs. Lottie Pope, Mrs. Ila Bean and family, Misses Rubena , Norinne and Nancy Brindley, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Durnin, Mrs., Jack McLaren, Mrs. Norma Hazlitt, and Mr. Frank Shields. - ° • There will be four -groups of the Tiger Dunlop 4-Hgirls • this term for the. project "A Touch of Stitchery" . which will start sometime in March. The. F.W,I..O. -.letter regarding, District fees, etc. - has been attended to. Letter from Ontario • Ministryof Agriculture' and Food on . Short. Course "The Bedroom . and Bath" will be iii Colborne Township Hall; Wednesday, May 5; This is open to anyone whether an Institute member of not. Further particulars •will be given on -this later: A letter from.F.W'.LO. dealt with the officers' Conference the: first: week • in May 'in . Waterloo. .Mrs. R. Buchanan. willbe the delegate from the • Institute..' :..A :letter was read regar'di'ng the Food Forurn "More About Nutrition and Family Meals'.' which' will be in .Central Huron. .Secondary School, Mrs, G. Kaittinq Clinton, Tuesday, April 6 at 8:00 p.m. This is also open to .the tublic. A letter from Goderich and ,District Pro•Life Group was 'put on file for discussion when programer' are made out sin . April. The next meeting • which Will be Wednesday, March 24,. is the 'annual. Meeting' in the form of a pot luck luncheon at - 1 pini With yisit of District President. ALI secretar les are required to have their reports ready .and an extra copy made to .send to Branch Secretaries-: The . Directors were "asked to act as the , nominating committee. The members decided to have a dessert card party and bake sale, We.dnesday,'April 14 at 1:30 p.m. in' Colborne Township Hall; Carlow. • Mrs. . Buchanan informed members there is room In the bus going to the'. Women's Institute Convention in Charlottetown, P.E.I. on June 17'27, 1976. Anyone` wishing further information should contact Mrs. Haines, Auburn. Mrs. Ernest Bogie presented the mottofor the , meeting and read several interesting poems or thoughts for the day en the theme of kindness, friendship and helping •others. - Mrs. R. 'Buchanan chaired the meeting • while members' asked• ,questions on the hand book and Institute procedure.. The members especially enjoyed the talk . Mrs. •Eric. Rea burn gave•,with. the' use of slides; as she told of her trip the fatter part of J anuary, a Carribbean Cruise which included sight • seeing in .Venezuela and • surrounding islands, The Barbados, St. Thomas Is.,. • Puerto Rico, Granada— -eta. She showed many souvenirs which were most interesting and music played which she taped while on trip... . • -Mrs, DeGroot ..spoke on resolutions with some very good •ideas; one of which was, with ' the Government lowering speed limitsto help cut 'dow'n on accidents, why' do they allow the .car, manufacturer to - manufac- 4,• 1976' tare' Cars se highly powered and' capable of . excessive speeds. "This..proved ta..he an interesting discussion with the .members joining in •ti's matter and others. The idea of a libraryareong - the members was 'brought up. This matter will be given •• special •httention• in the 'fall months. - . SOCIAL NEWS 'Tiger Dunlop 4-1-1, Girls Groups No. ) and No. 2 that meet in the 'Colborne 'iownship 1-1411,- Carlow, Will nvt -be. starting their 4-1-1 •'Project " "A Touch- of. Stit-- 'chery'.' until Monday, March 222nd, This is because of the .school exams shortly. The, leaders and girls are looking forward to a' splendid project, • Approximately 58 gins and boys belonging to 4-H girls and the the Calf Club will be ,• going to .London Tuesday, March 2, for the'Ide Capades. this 9s 'made available by the Ministry of Agriculture 'and Food in a special offer of half price rate. - Miss Helen Brindley is one of .three members who are delegates 'from the . Huron County Junior Farmers at- tending a Conference • in Toronto this.week. Her Junior Farmer and 4-H Associates wisb her the best of luck.. Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute announce a short course in "The Bedroom and Bath" with: Miss Jeanne Armour from the Ministry of Agriculture and Food; in charge, to be held in Colborne Township Hall, Carlow,' Wednesday May 5' to which the public is. invited. Further • particulars will be .in this column later but as this should be interesting to Most housewives mark this date. This:will in all probability -be from 10 a.m.` to 5 p.m.." Miss Jane S. Pengilley, • Home. Economist for ,Huron Countg; has. advised ;Tiger Dunlop.Wom,-gn's Institute of the Food -For,,,um, -entitled "More About Nutrition, and. "F.amilyMeals"'to be -held at Central Huron ..Secondary School. The Irish Group of Benmilleir -United Church is planning a variety program . which in- • eludes a play for the evening of March 17. • • The Goderich Forester's ladies won. the Ontario Forester Provincial boti'spiel 'held in Goderich on the weekend and now head off to Dryden to seek the Dominion Championship later this month. The ladies, from left, second Phyllis • Durst, lead t !anor Fisher, skip Bernice Moore and vice" • Lois Vanstone, won the double, knockout'tournament held at the Maitland over the:weekend to become the provincial champs. (staff -photo). To council •' passed a •bylaw enacting . the Tourist Committee to act' as, the Celebration '77 Committee and that other volunteer's be added to a sub committee. Councillor Ji•m. Peters opposed the bylaw'and•added that. 'the town Was. spending ;money on a celebration while a,business was up to its. knees • ' .in .water.: in , industrial Park, and the, .town'couldn't;•spend: money for - draining: Cogn- ,Giller Elsa Haydon also oP- posed•thebylaw. , - • A structural analysis of the arena hasobeen delayed since it is impossible for the in- specting engineers - to examine the roof at the 50 foot -level without the use .•of an aet ial ladder or truck' Ho-wever the entrance doors' will 'rtot. allow the passage of a PUC,truck into the -arena and it was Suggested that alterations be undertaken so that a: truck of such nature Goold enter the arena. The matter was. referred to the recreation board. ' Sailors battle lucknow in playoff`#rail First round f ledlargest18 e - and single counters y ik•e Courtney and Wayne, Doak. Lucknow Lancers picked up jour unanswered goals in the second period to go ahead.5=4. e` . Pete Chisholm,' Doug • Stevensonjohn Emblinn and Harvey '. Livingston were were Lucknow marks -men. . . . Final period, Goderich Sailors tied the game 5-5 on 'a• goal by Ron Sowerby. Kevin Meriam, drew the assist and then took the lead on a goal by Kevin Meriam,. Ron Sowerby starting the play. With less than six minutes remaining in the game, Lucknow---scored the tying goal and the winning goal; both by Jim Murray, to -give them a 7.6 - Dave McKinnon was the • you g '•i that '"11. -her -f, (1 i(1 •Fare r��t star of the game setting up both'of Jim Murray's goals. • Largestcrowdof the season was on'hand cin Sunday to see ; the Sailors even the series at a game, each. Both teams started out very 'cautiously. and missed. several good scoring opportunities ' in the fi'rst period; which was scoreless. -•Penalties`. were„. even in the - .period.. The Lancers did receive a •five - minute, high -sticking ,in-. fraction; but the S,ailars'couid notcapitalize.''•Both teams' played • a close -checking playoff typeof hockey.. It wasn't untilr0:52 mark of • the. second., period : when Sailor's centrenran Jim Farrishbroke in on the left side' all alone and blasted a high hard shot that hit just inside the right hand corner to give Goderich a one -goal. load. ' Lucknow fought ' bank, applied the press0re; but Rob Kellestine held them scoreless for h well-deserved shutout Jim Farrish, the out- standing player in the game, - set up Milt. PJaee, who was -left unprotected in front of the -net, to make it 2-0 to start the third peried. Phil Petre• assisted.' Jim Farrish picked up his' second goal when Ron Miller fed him:a neat pass for the Sailor s final. mark.' ' Sailors Travel. to Lucknow .for a game on Tuesday; then back to. Goderich for a Wednesday evening game. which will start at 8:30. The fifth game will be here in Goderich.- Friday night -' starting at 9:00` and if .another game 'is required, it also will' be played in Goderich on Sunday at' 2i00 P. n� Councili g ver $200j11. -CCC f o e xpenses Council agreed to -donate $200 to the Concerned Citizens Cp'mni 'ttee toi elp,defray” operating a penses of.. their • office in the 'mal'l. :The 'donation was made to •keep. the office operating' -until March 9. QuickR.eI.ief for Acid Indigestion Or Gas TABLETS S REG: 55.19 120„Tablets For'The i'rice Of 100 LIQUID R EG. 53.49 Ranee df Acid Indigestion and Gas HoimfR DE CO-N-O.E T A N T' Cold Relief- FOR ALL AGES PERMANENT TYPE ANTI- F.REEZE RIE (ALL • SEASONS) CO TABLFr$ PL4S urcarrcEsraH•r .,ASH 1 Imperial Gallon • • . SPECIAL TO. CLEAR $ 14 Shoppers Square, Goderich 9 9 ay . .524-7i41 GALLON LTD.