The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-05-14, Page 10904E111,0H SIONAL,STAR,,, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1970
Present gift to
past -president
At St, Joseph School, Si:
Joseph's C.W.L. met on May
1970 with 14 present. Mrs.
Antone Von Osch presided.
Father Cassano opened with
• the League Prayer and one
decade of the rosary.
St. Christopher Leadership
Course , will be held ' at
Kingsbridge May 15 -- 17.
Mrs. Mark Dalton moved that
all bills are to he paid. Mrs. John
Howard stated that we should'
take an interest in the missions
throughout the year, as they
need so, much.
Posted on the church door
and bulletin will be the family's
name who* carries up •the
offertory.
If anyone is ill, notify Mrs.
Walter Clare 'or ,Mrs 0.
Heffernan. Visitors are netded
this month to ,go to Ripley
Nursing Home,, so contact Mrs.
Antone Van,Osch if you can go.
The original charter dated
July 21, 1921 was received.
On May 19 and 20 their 50th
anniversary of the C.W.L. of
Canada will hold a convention in
London. Mrs. Jim O'Donnell of
Lucknow is our delegate for two
• v4days.
We voted yes to all the.
resolutions that will be voted on
at the convention. Resolutions
dealt witfi'' y Indian Affairs,
Nursing Homes, Pollution and
Peace and Development. If
. anyone wishes to go on May
20th for' the day's session and
banquet contact Mrs. Antone
On May 20 our League is
entertaining ' 125 patients at
Huronview. If you can go,
contact Mrs. Frank Riegling..The
following ladies are baking fruit
loaves Mrs. Carl Riegling, Mrs.
Antone Van Osch, Mrs. John
Howard, Mrs. Dennis Hogan,
Mrs. Wilfred Austin, Mrs. Joe 0
Keefe, Mrs. Joe Courtney, Mrs.
Jelin Austin, Mrs. Mark Dalton
and Mrs. Frank Riegling.
Mrs. Joe Courtney gave
information on °the Ashfield
Amazonian' Aid 'Walk on June 6.
'St. Josephs C.W.L. is in charge
of Energy Centre Resource. .
Discussed reunion to be held
on August 15 and 16. Make'
articles to be sold during this
reunion. Articles for
Combermere are being collected
now. '
A joint June meeting with St.
Augustine and Lucknow will be
held at Kingsbridge. Remember'
the plant sale , following the
meeting.
Mrs. Carl Riegling presented a
gift to past president Mrs, John
Austin for a job well done.
Father gave a short talk on
Ambitious Mothers of the Bible.
We all are ambitious. Mothers
will,want our children to folic*
Christ.
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Maple Leaf Qia.Ier 10f)E
pion September luncheon
The regular meeting of the
Maple Leaf Chapter I.O.D.E. was
heldIVIay 5 at the home of Mrs.
M. Rayner. Mrs. John Stringer,
regent, was in charge of the
meeting with Mrs. Qordon
McManus recording the minutes
due to the absence of our
secretary, Mrs. L: Royal.
Mrs. C. Boddy, chairman �'f
Was and, Means, gave a detailed
account of , the plans for the
luncheon to be held Sept. 23, in
North 4 -St. *United Church
Christian Education building
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with Mrs. Pierre Burton as guest that there are now 414 dliapters •
speaker.' in Ontario. She said convention
speakers stressed the importance
of the chapters becoming
involved in the work of the
community. •
It was announced that the
June meeting would be held as a
pot luck supper at Mrs. James
Remington's cottage Pott
Albert.
Coffee and a cake, decorked
to commemorate the 50th
anniversary of the provincial
I.0.D.E. was served
Mrs. M. Rayner, public
'relations chairman gave an
interesting account of pollution
dieto soaps and cleaning agents
we use. .Mrs, Rayner used an
Illustrated, chart which she,made
and a booklet on "Pollution"
'Aproduced by Robert Coulter to
impress on the members the
seriousness of this matter.
Mrs. Stringez, delegate to the
I.O.D.E Convention held
recently in Hanliltion, said
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We listened to a record "Dear s
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Mamma" sung by children. A .4A/0 NOT" . 4 1. //E
retreat was suggested for June.
Father wants the flies •
gathered up on Saturday. Mrs.
Carl Riegling adjourned the
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• read - corresponding, recording the mystery gift.
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Inneek Chapter IODE
plan Blossom Tea
. Members met fp,r May at the
home oF lyIrS. R. W. Neville
Angiesea Street. •
Mrs. Stokes membership
convener presented Mrs.
Caroline E. Shaver who took her
affirmation. and was welcomed
'into the Chapter.
The treasurer,:.s. report on the
two recent rummage sales was
gratifying Mrs. H. Tichborne
read a humorous article on
"'jumble sales, bazaars, teas, where
the women beat themselves out
and vow"never again" but in the
fall all are up and at it again.
' Final plans were made for the
"Blossom Tea" May,20th in the
Legion Hall. There will be tea.
bake o. table, silent auction,
aprons. Each member to ,invite
theirfriends.
Regent. Mrs. Habel read the
address of Mrs. R. W. Craik
Provinciala president at the 50th
-anniversary dinner held in
Hamilton in April.' This was of
interest to those who could not
attend the convention. The
suggestion of building a
Community Centre at
Attawapiskat on James Bay a
Cree settlement, was
Overwhelmingly approved as a
50th anniversary project for all
the Ontario. "Chapters: Three
departments, education' services
and citizenship, can be
combined to promote education
beyond grade 8 arrange a travel
program for young people
provide books for a library and
encourage renewal of the
handicraft arts. This a is a
" g o lden" • opportunity to
become involved in helping in
our own province and for the
J.O.D.E. to lead the way.
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cleaning cars down there and got kicked
4334h:hale:
idp.ointed out the property Was
fenced completely.
Coun. Walkom said in speaking to the
solicitor the sollicitor stated the town could
do nothing about anything unless it was a
menace to public health or was a fire hazard.
Coun. Paul Carroll said he had obtained
three bylaws from other municipalities on
the problem and suggested , in view of the
repetitive nature of the type of complaints
that council have the special committee
consider the bylaws.
Council made no immediate decision on
the matter and it waspointed out by the
clerk that no business licences had yet been
renewed so M & W had not been affected by
council's action to that point.
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Mr an Mr.S. IMO Courtney
att ued the dinfer for4lhe.
parents •and the 1070 graduates
of St, Mary's Hospital,
Kitchener, Wednesday, April V
Kitchener. Their daughter,
atexa:heati'nC:cowsne.t 'gator Hotel,
Sharon, IS .4 member of. the
Mr, and - Mrs. Ormond
Heffernan and tvir. and Mrs.
Antone Van Osch attended the
Ordination of key. Father
Vincent Heffernan S.E.M., at
St. John's - Pariih, Arthur,
§aturdayr May 2. Father
Heffernan was ordained in his
own home Parish' by the Bishop
of the Scarboro ' Foreign Mission
Society. Father 'Heffernan will
be a Missionary Priest. in Guinea,
South America,
Tuesday evening, April 28, a
bridal.shower was held. for Mrs.
Tony (Stephanie) Miltenburg in
the schodl, when many friends
and neighbours gathered to
welcome Stephanie,a new bride
Hwohloarrived iecently from
Holland.
Mrs. Walter ‘, Clare was
chairlady, for the following
program: accordion solos by
Mary Bongertman, Nolda and`
Marianne Miltenburg; a
humorous skit acted by Kathy
and Anita Hogan and Ursula
Courtney; a piano
Denise Dalton; and Joanne
Hendericks had everyone play a
game. -
A few songs were sung in
,
e news
Dutch by some :ladies OL the
A con .
Stephanie was escorted to her.
chair by Nelda Miltenburg and
Marianne Miltenburg, who also
assisted in opening the OM. Mrs.
Carl itleillinil read an address to
Stephanie on behalf of .all her
friends and neighbours.
After opening her many gifts,
the bride thanked everyone and
lunch' was seryed.
SOCIAL ITEMS
Congratulations to., Mr. and
IVIrs. Joe Essery who mulled in
Clinton,, Saturday, May 2,
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Gelbert Frayne on the
recent passing . of Mr. Frayne's
brother, , Orio Frayne of
Toronto. Mr. and Mxs. Don
Frayne and Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Frayne attende the funeral on
Wednesday, May 6th.
Walter Kelly and Sherley
Essery of London spent the
weekend at the home of Mrs.
John Kelly.
Mr. and IVIrS. Ed Schefter and
family of Balton, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 'John
Howard and family.
- Linda Van ' Osch, sixteen
month old daughter of Mr. and
1Vbss. Antone Van Osch, is a
patient in the Wingham and
District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. . Ambrose
- Hartman and family of
Kitchener visited on the
Weekend with Mrs. Marie Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin and
family spent Sunday visitink in
London. ' •
Mrs. May Lambertus
returned to • her home in
Kingsbridge after spending the
winter months with M. and MrSi;
Arnold 1Vhasmari in London.
Sister Jean Frances 'of
Formosa spent the weekend
,with . her -mother and Alex
()eking of Walkerton is visiting
with his sister for awhile. •
*Ur. and Mrs. Sandy
_MacPherson and Sandra Lynn of
-Oshawa spent the weekend with,
Mr, and M. garl, Drennan.
Mr. -and. -Mrs. Brian Dalton
and son of Guelph, and Mr, and
. Mrs. Matnice, Palton and family
of Sarnia spent the weekend
with Mrs. Dennis Dalton, •
, Jim Sennett is home on two
weeks vacation from his boat.
Mr. and Mrs. John Van Osch
and Michael of Waterloo spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Van Osch. ,
A film on Dr. , Binder's.
Hospital on the Amazon in Peru
was shown after Church Sunday.,
Fifty percent of the funds raised .
in the Ashfield Amazon aid
Milk will be sent here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin and
family visited with Maureen
Quinlon of Byron Sunday. They
also visited with Mr. and. Mrs.
Mackenzie Bell and Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Dodds, all of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martin and
family were weekend visitors
with IVIrs...Blaise Martin.
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