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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-02-11, Page 8w'gifiw� . i*tl4;1 „�'... .-.---.:-='��.:`+�'•' ..,.........�..-..:_. ,_ ,■�y,��.w. �, .'n—.�.��.� �-'Y � .-- .Y ...,....-..,..:x....,,...—.a.M.,-`-•.,:�.�.-...s..�.:-_;:.xu`a...�':.�.,q,:.�.k.:..=yf-.�-a _..,. �.z-r_..',a ..q _,. • aple • Chapter' eviews •the homes 91 members and The standard bearer, -Mrs. J. ►. More, presgr ted ttthe standard to open tthe annual meeting of Maple, Leaf Chapter; SDE held at,the home offlVirs. Glenn flays. _.The regent,AYIns...A. M.• .._HainperT. presided for the well -attended meeting. The first vice-regent, Breckenridge, and the second vice-regent,' Mns. B. Ainslie, were appointed delegates to at- tend' tthe annual meeting of the Provincial Chapter to be held in •klamil'ton, April 7, 8 and 9. The members "were told that the Opportunity Shop" needed women's clothing. As the school' adapted by the Maple Leaf Chapter has been closed, an- other school,. preferalbly in the West Indies, will be adapted. IFt was, reported that a generous bale had been shipped. Members of the Chapter had enridge; second vice-regent, Mzis B. Air sll.e; secretary, Mrs. N. T. Ormandy; assistant secre- tary, Mrs. J. W. Wallace;;treas- urer, Mrs. J. W Coates; a"ssL t - ant -treasurer,__-Xrs..- ...Hubert_ Smith; educational secretary, Mrs. M. McGill; Echoes secre- tary, Mrs.. F. Young; servics at home and abroad, Mrs. S. C. Anderson; standard bearer, Mrs.. R. Bradford; imanigrat:ion and Canadianization, Mrs. C. Er. ward; film convener, Mrs. L, deck; Gonimonlwealth relations, Mrs. J. Skeoch; Empire and world affairs, Mrs. G. L. Royal; press and publicity, MTs. S. H. Prevett, Mrs. R. W. Hughes; membership convener, Mrs. J. .emington. Mrs.' E. Weaver expressed the appreciation. of the Chapter to the °hostess. Mrs. E. Jessup presided at the piano for the National An - attended tire Memorial Service them. A floral arrangement of for Sir Winston Churchill in white chrysanthemums centred North Street church • on Sun -the tea''table at which Miss Josie day, January 3.1. - Saunders presided. " Plans were made to hold a •Annual Deport' worksthip for members :of the 1.0,D -.E., some timein March " The complete annual report • and to hold a luncheon meet the late'.�prirr� With • of the secretary, Irs. N. T. O r*rn arrdy,-.rs -as- -follows .- . . mny mn .. • officer of The National Chapter*,There are 72 members includ- es guest speaker. in four life men -fibers enrolled Mrs. Frank Curry got an ex- in the Ch'apter'. Teo members celient response when she ask- took their affirmation this year ed for the Maple Leal Chapter and four have”res iened. There to as.5-ist with the annual Red 'were ten regular meetings held Cro,s Campaign. with ,an average attendance -of 27 meetings 'were held March meeting will be Kinn meetings held •a:t the hone of Mrs. ll. W. , Hughes. Annual .report's presented were as follows: Secretary, Mrs. N. T. OrinTndv; treasurer, Mrs.!. J. • W,. t'V`allare: assistant 'treas- 1 urer, Mrs• J. W.Coates; educa- tional secretary, Mrs., M. Mc- Gill; services ,at home and 'abroad, Mrs. S. C. Anderson; film convenet..Mrs. R. W. Bell; immigration .and Carra•dianiza- tion. Mrs. C. Edward; member= ship, Mrs. J. Remington; Echoes, :V.1'iss J. Saunders; Empire and World affairs. Mrs. G. L. Royal; ,Commonweal•th relations, Mrs. C. Kalbfleisch; standard bearer, 1 '.Mrs. J. A. More;press and pub- lifiity, Mrs. R. Nephew; hospital- ity, Mrs. G. Mathieson; social, :t.?'p'pnrtunity Shop, treasurer, Mrs. A. G. Kerr, • committee, Mrs. C: Edward. $ New .Officers The report .of the nomination c•0•mrmittee, Mrs. R. W. Hughes, Mrs. S. H. Prevett and. Mts. -E. Jessup, was p{reserited and ac- crpted_ The 'Officers for 1965 are as follows: Regent, Mrs. A: M. Harper; ,,first vice-regent, Mrs. Breck- • one ahead in. a. IsNal.. tel. 'ha Manch meeting • was ieterestlnlg when slides were shown -on life in Australia. In Nfay,ethe speak-' ex.yuas .a�guidance..coups or_aia. the local collegiate who told of scholarships . and bursaries available to stridents. A duct,ir spoke at the June meeting and told• otf the importance in hav- ing TB tests and X-rays. 4 de- licious pot lack supper was the highlight of the September meeting. A film on Sir John A. Macdonald was shown at this meeting. In November, one of the Chlaipt•er anelmlbers acid about her recent experience on jury duty. A turkey 41inner and an interesting speaker who showed slides and told of- his exper- iences in Nigeria "helped" to nrake the- December meeting a success. • At the meetings held -in hom- es, each member contributed a afnal'1 lee to (saver the cost of the lunch served and. the bal- ance was put in a special fund, which is used to -remember hos- pitalized members with a • rose bon_vl. Cards are also sent 'to mernbee on occasions of birth, illness of death: A tea- conr- mittee is selected each year and is in charge of refreshments at the meetings and at.other spec- ial Chapter functions. Life Memberships A special meeting was held in April at the home of a mem- ber when three members were Next time, try... Mr, and Mrs, Barry Curtis Butson' are pictured followingt��h_,, it marriage in Knox Presbyterian Church chapel, Saturday, an; uary 30. The brideice.. the former Donna Lune- eehey, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris McMillan, Goderich: They are re- siding in London. Photo by Nephew presented with F Mnary Chapter Life Memben'hips. Members of the Chapter were in attendance atboth the semi: annual and annual meetings _and 12rQ0,ht. _back _ interesting reports. The_ Standard Baas pre- sent at five re ular meetings and six speci'aI meettreg.. These in•cl•uded the St. John Ain,bel- ence tea, summer party, funeral home, Remembrance D a y Church service, cenotaph cere- ;nony .an,d._the--Chris'tmas party, The Chapter haa continued to show a great deahof interest 000Wear .a' 4011:*, ati was, "mader. to the _ . liana "a'n ug AssoeeZ QnA -1'1'11-147 bursara:ea 'Were -,10411 1t ,assist bleb school sttudents:, " The Na* ti"ona"1(4eagara+pbit ►Magazine- and a;nibeek, "Silent Springr ivvere scant to the " hap'ter's, adOpted. school. and ' two 'trophies ',Imre awarded to made 8 tsttidents for aCadernitc work. A donatien. was made to the Reta:,'ded Child rent's schootl: -The services at home an"d- akrolad committee, was _"active. Woel and flannelette' were as trnibuted for . m;'aking sup and' a llanige bale was sent dor -. 'Overseas „.Relief Fund. ehapter-°-ee tineed: -;to- supppert• the' adopfe i'Greek boy througlii the Foster 'Parents' Plan.- ios- pital gowns w,ere'. made from men's discarded shirts, Work atprons were sent to the School ftar Retarded Children. Person- al 'property bags were made up. Articles for handicrafts 'were sent to' the Ontario Hospital along„ with magazines.. 'Christ mas gifts were given to pat- ients in the chronic wing of the local hospital. IMemlbens assist- ed yvith the St. John Atrnlbbul-, ance 'tea, the Red Cross cam- paign, the Cancer camntpaign, and the blood clinic. Many nnean ers assisted with -volun- teer work at the Ontario Bios: pital, . A wreath was placed on the cenotaph on Remembrance Day. A donation was made to the Hospital Auxiliary. Opportunity Shop The Opportunity Shop con- tinues to provide funds for the .uSre of the C'hap:ter. -' The shop - operates ander the direction - _of a coMmittee set up at the an mal! 'meGf4ng a easni rer ,., . �• .. a a'�he- se Q°ltµt n'QtI e of duty day lost mogibms wore - s.everal h'4days each year in the shop tvllah jj .own �thxee _lha'i days ea►cll week. tMankers are .p- pQiuted tQ sort ai "grace .goods. MX " exlchandise is donated., A .special project was held than sUmRIer in the form of a summer party and dance. This was• vexty Successful and enjoy- ed Iby The'iiap'ter 4a�as been before the pu>biic on many occasions tthrough The Goderiich Signal• SCa.'. Fietuxes of special pro- 'ects-and accounts of regular. a meetilf receive," .r:+proiue Ec1Qesi SiVretarlt,.701410 Ole necessary eontilbutiens to the ,magazine. the teleprhoine coat- nutteo was activein ,Aotaylog members of meetings and spm- ill events. A coffee party was held fwhen 22 new anadians ewere. enter. tabled after receiving their eitlezahi"p,° Cards and folders were ,given out. The 'world affairs • convener read s•e"vearal° interesting. attic -le -9 during the year' and keipt .the Chapter in- formed on current events of intermit to Chapter anernlbers, Ti}e "Charptep_ ha-remrespnta „ t k • -Om 4:444410or t _ G�i�l.9y l" take Ontario, pta"t:, Donations hat(ie Jbe to •the ell'offipg' tiuTido: 41 al -Centenary C,a wealth k ealation ' .Iiiz son: Find, n, ari2Vleta Fund, a r. ' nair Sk Previne Seri/lees, . , co Projects, Provincial Reprea atives Fu.pd, Overseas Reliei Greek -Orphan, Peace GA Democratic Action and. C. „. it n Scene. . 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