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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-01-22, Page 7r+� • .HAROI GRI EN P STORE• MIXES A Nurses at present under training at Al,exandra.Marine and General"Hospitall.rwere'preSented:A-With bursaries by local women's organizations this week,- Three -girls trainees from the Perth -Huron Regional School of Nursing, Stratford, received the awards. Shown -with the M•aple Leaf Chapter. IODE award presentation are, left to right, Mrs. Bryan Ainslie,, regent; Sharon Littterc triton; Mrs. a O. R. W. Hughes, treasurer and Mrs: J. Skeoch, educational secretary. --- staff:photo. Maple Leaf IODE hold January meeting The January • meeting of the IODE, Maple Leaf Chapter, was held at the home. of Mit: A. M. Harper with Mrs. • B. Ainslie, " ""regent; c lfi�hg"`"ttie; Trieetirig ` to order. Mrs. J. MacKenzie read letters from ,the One dthe recipients • of t and ". totrainee nurse` at. Alexandrar • •;,arra . O bursariespresen ed M ay, tra n e s Marine Genera) Hospital, was a Goderich girl, Anne MacDonald. She,. is shown .ywth- Mrs'; C. MacDonald, left, ditector of- nursing at the hospital and: Mrs. Hazen Ha,pel, regent ,of the Ahmeek Chapter IODE, the chapter that presented the bursary. Miss MadDonald is a student at the Perth=Huron Regional- I?J'uring, 2 -staff photo. 11 11111.Illll IlUIIliW011lllhl 111 11111111.111111111111111111111,1 Illl 11 11 1 1 11 l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l 11 1 1 1 1 1 (l 1.1111111l1111.i1 1 1 1 ll 11 1 1 111 Colborne Home and School meet Colborne Central Home and Mrs. B. Ainslie thanked all the School Association meeting was' ciiminittees for their services in held, in the auditorium January the past year. 12 ,with 27. members and five " Mrs. R. Hughes, in connection teachers present. :with .the world affairs secretary, Mrs. M. Rayner, spake about. her recent trip'to Alaska. The IODE, opened with "O Canada"-- Mrs. • W. Rutledge the - president was in charge.. • We Red Cross asking for, 'as a patriotic organization, was fcl,.,,no y_fm rr,_inu•tee-ef_Ghe- support in their• annual.campaign and from Mrs. C. MacDonald acknowledging the bursary fora Ideal area nursing student at the Perth -Huron Scho:01 of Nursing. • Mrs. F. Curry, reportedthat the_" Red Cross canvass• will be held the second• week of March and also gave • the 'treasurer's` repeirt, fora the "Opportunity Shop."., Mrs. J. Skeoch, education secretary,. reported that °Miss Sharon - Little - 'will be the recipient of the student nurse bursary for the ,J erth-Huron School of Nursing. • Mrs. A.' M: Harper, citizenship convener,. reported that there» were 13 new' citizens welcomed and tater enjoyed a; social hour with the Harpers. Mrs. N. T. Ormandy reported thy, *�' faal�eefor averseas� lad been sent.." She also read a letter from,- the teacher at the Chapter's adopted Indian school on Christian Island saying how appreciative all the children were for their stocking caps .and mittens for Christmas. Two new. members, Mrs. K. Anderson and. Mrs. R. Shortreed, took their affirmation and. were.,• presented. with pins by the regent. Mrs. R. Breckenridge brought forth the new. -`slate of officers for 1570 that had been nominated. She . later thanked her aommittee_fo their hem. , e1 in eyes • In hearing Mrs. December meeting being read by Hughes ' mention that the. Mrs. H. Klaezer. Dominion the on Government is aiding- Reports from our committees tribe of Indians with were then gi4en. • Roll call was their argellite „craft work.. The answered -by the rooms. Mrs. W. argellite crafts, • totem poles, Indian heads ' and different figures of sculpturing are made from the only known existing slate deposit and it is located on their Queen Charlotte. Island. .The February. meeting will be (kindergarten• teacher) gave us a held at, the home of Mrs; -I- ' real. good outlook -Onw•a. day's MacKenzie_,, 'work...at kindergarten.: When the: " `"Mrs. H. Murphy thanked the children come in school off of hostess for opening her home to the bus they are given free time the ' members 'for the evening. in which they do games -or Tea was 4i,S„ s,",.,,,a whatever . - . _ oos,e. to get Bogie called the teachers' names and the room there with the most parents aesent was Mrs. D. Gower's. This, room was given a pennant. Miss . Karen McKenzie, • • calmed down after the long bus ingsbridae trip. • • . We- were. also shown some Several from 'here attenaed 'pictures which spine,{ of. ' the the Ecuminical Service, at the children had drawn ,.ori large. 'United 'Ch bear ,Lifck'nd . off" .sheets. of " paper Another. item Sunday evening: Rey. Thos. H. which th6' children , do is math. Casson() was the guest spe. ker R gran_ h- It w,as real Ly • °sr - ,The .'theme was Prayer for interesting to know, what.. one Christian Unity; • day's 'work consisted. of and how Congratu lationsato Eddie Van they worked their way for grade Osch who made his first °Holy 'one. . Communion at St. .Joseph's Mr. Black then led us- .n a( Church on Sunday, short dis,cussion " on the\ Jerry` Vogt was a patient in questionnaire which had leen, the Goderich Hospital last week. sent .home with, the children for !Norman O'Connor is enjoying the parents to -answer. There a vacation in Florida. were a few more ideas added to' Michael Courtney, son •of Mr. this for Mr.. Black •to_ta'ke to the _and Mrs. Leo Courtney, "is-- next board meeting in Goderich enrolled in an eight week Motor later this month) The - •Mechanics" Course at Conestoga situation was also discussed nd • College,,Guelph, • we Were pleased to have this Wit ,New'andA rnproved Varier ies of • CLOVER • TIMOTHY • G'RASSES ex lained aiittle clearer to us. rs. Raeburn received a letter front: Mrs. Cooper, the area president, asking us- to let her know what. we had planned For. -the afu tore:. We closed this part with "Gad Save the Queen.." Some of the mothers, fathers and teachers enjoyed a volleyball game after -our sale" of home baking: jam, etc. Everything sold. A lovely lunch was served- - by Mrs: W. Fisher. --.....and her committee... GUide.s:iifeet l` " 4 at Kingsbridge :.__ The -Kingsbridge Grp Uuides. held their , regular meeting on T1i%ursevening• Lt. Ceasarda. opened with a relay;,; game, rolloived by roll call: " ` - The •girls then went to Patrol Corners- to discuss History orad Guiding. New members are to be tested on Tender Foot next rapt.,. Tigert and L•ie lterl-ants, put Guides Abioirifi Whistle and Hand signals. 'I his- will also be u b tested next week. Capt. .Tigert also explained' about Carouser Cahada 1970.7; Campfire. was: hel�dd by Orioles" - With skits, jokes arid songs. The,: meeting closed prayer and taps. SPROULE SALE CONTINUES JECIAL TABL 100 PAIR. . .,�_. :.Ga 100 RAM 100 PAIR, MEN'S SHOES " Growing Girl's' Flats WOMEN'S,:FLATS & CREPE "SOLES r,h Town. of GODERJCH: INOR HOCKEY WEEK; --IN CAN. WHEREAS, the uveek of January 24th is being observed throughout Canada as a period to focus .public• attention on the physical, character -building and other benefits of hockey for our youth; and WHEREAS, the game, of hockey is recognized as Canada's National•Game which teaches our • youth to develop a° co.r'npetitive spiry, ,co-operation with others,, body-building; and respect for. authority; and .WHEREAS, it is the hope4•of every municipality to devejop one or more players capable of representing Canadaas a member of Canada's -National Team, and WHEREAS the Minor ,Hockey Asociation in this community has earned the commendation • • ' and support of every citizen,. and • WHEREAS Minor Hockey is the -foundation- from which accomplished` hacRey players • develop, O NOW THEREFORE, 1, as- Mayer of Goderich do hereby declare .the week commencing ` January 24th be observed as ° "MINOR HOCKEY WEEK IN CANADA" and, request that all "parents and" o e`t suPpor-t.:t1* observance by attendingo.game's' during •x•>Mnor HdckeyWeek and thereafter uhi(.the, rninor.hockey season ends. r �P DR. 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