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6 GOUEItlCn SIGNAL -Mk THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1970
Horticultural societ
reviewsyear's work
On Na.vember Aeth, as
Goderich gardens snuggled down
for their winter's snooze,' the
executive of the Horticultural
Society was meeting to assess it's'
.year's activities and- to look into
the year4hat lies ahead.
President Paul Carroll got the
evening rolling by presenting the,
finalized .plans for the Annual
Meeting on , the 25th of „this
month. As is customary, it is to
be held at St. 'George's Parish
Hall.
The main item in the business
portion will be the introduction
of the 1971 executive an
energetic and enthusiastic
. "bunch; -who are determined to
carry the society onward and
upward. The program boasts of a
filfn .from Japan called "Nature's
Bounty", slides showing the
beautiful arrangements seen at
the .Flower Festival and the
Spring Flower Show, and a
display. and auction of Christmas
centre pieces.
In reviewing the year's
r""tivities, success smiled sweetly
from most corners. Membership
was up about 4Q per cent from
last year. Attendance at most
meetings was unusually high —
the only gray point being the
October workshop which - lost
out in a tug o' war with the first
travelogue.
The Flower Festival held
during Art . Mart week was a
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resounding success. Thotisands
visited the display, with many
returi Ing for a secondand third
look. Several executive rnembers
commented again on ' the
enthusiasm and efforts of Jean
McKee, who made her seed of an
idea blossom forth so
beautifully.
Mr. Carroll noted that several
of the arrangements at this event
were created by people ' fairly
new to. the arr of 'arranging —
thus proving that there is a lot of
budding talent in Goderich.
A Flower Festival for next
year seems assured. The Flower
Shows werealso successful in all
respects, and the hope was
expressed that they will be still
bigger and better next year.
Executive members were
already anticipating .. the new
gardening year — ideas . poured
forth; such . as an evening on
pollution, -featuringthe highly
acclaimed colour filen "Erie
Report", a Japanese evening
highlighted by a film on
Ikebana, and a repeat of this•
year's excellent "Winter Works
Workshop", so that more could
benefit from it. -
It was decided that there
would be a coffee and cookie
ending to the Annual Meeting,
so that our r Horticultural year
would be finished off by a
pleasant chat with our gardening
friends.
Local cancer society
re-elects all officers
The annual meeting . of the
Goderich Branch of the
Canadian Cancer Society was
held in St. George's -Parish Hall
November 10 with President
Robert Swartman in the chair.
Service -to -patients chairman,
Mrs. Carlyle Bannister, reported -
.15 patients served since last
November. Of these persons, five
are now deceased.
Six drivers ,made 20 trips to
London Hospitals, she added.
One patient received dressings;.
one patient, .colostomy supplies;
three patients, equipment; one
patient, housekeeping services;
andtwelve patients received
visits and treats at Christmas.
Treasurer Milt Rayner
reported that donations from
September 1969 to September
1970 totalled $5,702.85. In
Memoriam totalled $1717.57.
Expenses were $327.87
(including transportation).
William Barlow, campaign
chairman for the Huron Unit,
said the objective ' for the
campaign had , been $18,500
with $16,452 actually collected.
This figure does not include the
In Memoriam contributions.
Education chairman Mrs.
Gerry Ginn reported that 15,000
students had been contacted as a
follow-up to the anti-smoking
campaign and she expressed the
appreciation of the Cancer
Society to the Huron County
Health Unit.
Dr. G.P.A. Evans, medical
advisor, said the anti-smoking
camp gn is now aimed .at the
lower grades. He spoke of the.
necessity to--- • have people
educated to the advantages of
the early diagnosis of cancer. .
Dr. Evans outlined the• steps
necessary for setting up a
sputum cytology clinic in Huron
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County and the advisability of
having one. -
All officers, have agreed to
retain their offices for the
coining year. These. persons are:
Past President, M.P. Rogers;
president . Robert Swartman;
vice-president, Mrs. Gerry Ginn;
secretary, Mrs. Garwood Russell;
treasurer, Milton Rayner;
campaign chairman, Les Pitblado;
In Memoriam chairman, Mrs. R.
E. Crawford; education
chairman, Mrs. Gerry Ginn;
medical advisor, Dr. G.P.A.
Evans; publicity, Howard
Aitken; service -to -patients, Mrs.
Carlyle Bannister.
The tentative date of 'the next
meeting is Februrary 9 at St. .50-D
George's Parish Hall,
Ken Crawford President of the Goderich Minor Hockey •
Association holds a box of 100 pucks donated by Vic Pope of
Kentucky Fried.Chicken. This is the second year that Mr. Pope
has donated 100 pucks to minor hockey in Goderich.
IIIIIIIItillet $1Il1 Uflh1Flllll111UUtMtlllaliIflu
Miss O'Brians class put on an
assembly Friday, Nov. 6 which
was very well done, In this
assembly they sang "Everything
Ls Beautiful", "God Is Love',
and they did a play called the
Floating Branch which is about
the search Columbus 'did, for the
New Wdrld.
Mrs. ' Carruthers played the
piano tothe songs.they sang and
O'Brian ° directed the
program: The assembly was
closed with 0 Canada
On. Sunday,. Nov. 8 our school
principal graduated with a
Bachelors of Art degree from the
University of Waterloo. Monday
the entire school expressed their
congratulations with an
assembly.
CLASSROOM NEWS
KINDERGARTEN
The favorite game outside is
"Witchy Poo" taken from the
NAME
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program "H. R, Puff n' Stuff".
'Whey. have been matching
identical pairs, and painting
"pictoires,
With winter just around the
comer, the students have been
talking about the way animals
prepare to uvinter. „They now
have a touch corner in which
they learn to see things -with
their hands and not their eyes.
In craft corner they have been
making puppets.
' •OPEN'AREA
The students in the open area
have been collecting money for
Holy Child Hood in banks they
hevmade in art.
GRADE FOUR
In History the Grade fours
have been doing, charts on the
seasons of the year in• the
community of Goderich.
In science science 'they have done an
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iodine test to see if plants 'hold
starch and found that they do.
For the first time the students
have been taking S.R.A. books.
GRADE FIVE -
Hard work on the, Students
and teacher's behalf was put on
their assembly,.
GRADES SIX AND SEVEN
The sixes and sevens have
done designs -of many kinds in
art. To put a little excitement 'in
the books they read, they „have
book reports to do. -
GRADES SEVEN AND EIGHT
In History the senior room is
taking Pioneer Life in the 1.800.
'o get a better understanding of
life then, they went -on a tour
through the, museum. The week
for all the students has beenvery
enjoyable. * ' °
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