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• GOD'ERICH "K•INETTES.
Mardi Gras Bali'
Lunch'
SALTFORD VALLEY HALL
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1971
Music by The Revised Edition
$10.00 per couple
Refreshments
For Reservations phone. 524-7616
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Getaway from jt all. Come to the Lord Simcoe, close
to shopping, theatres and entertainment.
Special price$54 90Per couple includes
Fri. & Sat. night 'accommodation in deluxe
bed sitting room, or best available:
Bottle of champagne.
Breakfast and dinner (for 2) on Saturday.
Breakfast" and city sight seeing tour..(fdr 2) on
Sunday. '
Please mention the get -a -way weekend to your travel
agent or when you make your reservations. Special
weekend price valid until April 1, 197,1, and ingludes'
taxes.
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Telex 02-2458
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The Annual Report
Maple Leaf 'hd�e'r '1
SECRETARY,
MRS. G. L. ROYAL
In presenting the Annual
Report for 1970 of the Maple
Leaf Chapter, impelrial Ordlerl
Daughters . of . , , the Empire,
Goderich, l would like '''tot
congratulate the Chapter on the
effort made to carry out the
Objects' of the Order • and,, in
.particular, "to forward all:"suchw
good- work as may. .for the
:relief. -of those Ort-•-poverty"or
colour, creed or sex."
W. 1. Denomme
FLOWS
SHOP
Phone
524-
1132
DAY
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NIGHT
•,,►dint for 24 -hr.
FILM. DEVELOPING
There are 68 members on the
roll ,and we had an average
attendance of 34.. 'Six i new
mernbers "too their affirmation, .
and on memb r moved #away,
,, `There were seven ,meetings
held 'in the homes of the
merribers, In June we enjoyed
the 'informality. of a cottage
setting, for our pot luck supper
•
meeting; in •September we held
our meeting ,at the beautiful'
poolsitle „ of a Member anfl in-'
bat w:eu , r -s ' u
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,bi"rist'mas party, { after the
regular 'meeting, at the
Harbourlite Inn.
At this' Christmas meeting our
Membership ' Convener, Mrs.
MacEwa,i Egener,' " presented
seven members who received
their 25 -year pins, The reading
of a, Scottish Highland poem,
'Lord Olin's Daughter' was
accompanied, by the deliberate
over -acting of a group of
members (appropriately
costumed) with hilarious results.
Each meeting has ' been
informative, educational and
-,very\ enjoyable — followed by
lively, informal discussion or
many subjects over a cup•of tea,
••We•-eacir'give a small donation at
every meeting to cover the cost
of the lunch and 'the balance is
used for cards and flowers for
Members who are ill or bereaved.
The • 'Tea' Committee is
appointed for the year and this
reliable group has been in charge
oaf refreshrr't'ents for regular
meeting and the Citizenship
Court Receptions.
The Standard was displayed at
the Remembrance Day Church
Service, the' Cenotaph Memorial
Ceremony, 'the 'Smorgasbord
Luncheon and at the homes
following, the Citizenship Courts,
In .April a table ,model• of the
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the Chapter " to , be used in
memory of the late Miss Josie
"S a u n tiers. This " miniature
standard was then brought to all'
tegular meetings-, by our
Standard Bearer, ' Mrs. E. , D.
Ho
wit 'the gift of money given tp
\key.
Th'e Ctapter had
representation 411 at the Legion
Remembrance " Day - Church
parade in - November and a
,wreath was placed by the Regent
at the Cenotaph Memorial
Sery ice.
As well, members attended
the two Citizenship Courts held
by Judge R. Hetherington. The
.Regent, Mrs. J. H. Stringer,
entertained the new Canadians,
their families and friends in her
home after the • June Court.
Judge and ° Mrs. R. ' S.
Hetherington opened their home
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GOD I ,KWH SIGNAL -STAR 'HU ..SPA `, FEBRU;ARR
serves community
aftel the November Court for In keeping , ,frith another
the Chapter , members • to Object ofthe Order "to promote
entertain. Girl Guides who were education of all • kinds- - and
working- for their Citizenship particularly the study of history
Badge, and a number of and current questions — " our
Canadian Girls in ' Training, Smorgasbord Luncheon 'in
attended the ,courts'and assisted September, convened • by, • our
Chapter members in serving the' Ways and Means Committee,
lunch on these occasions., The.* 'had, as the guest, •speaker, Mrs.. •
young people:" gained a better Pierre Berton who spoke on • the,
understandingof what it m a r , joys and problems of . placing
i.
to become a Cana an �,
~dCit' multi -racial children for
I'ODE •,re'etin "''cards, adoption
971,
the pdssible fulsure of , the
landmark, the Victor Lauriston
School, as well ak givllg the
C -h apter° meniberp$ �+a
comprehensive picture , of •
recreational' needs of all ages in
Goderich, ,
Later in the year, wf had the
great pleasure of seeing slides
Russia and hearing an excellent -
commentary by Mrs. L. °Vincent.
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As 1970 " Was the' 501h„
' our 1�Irs': 'Berton showed :slides' Anniversary- of the, Prayineiall•
x , tab..
w- Clti'LFA,�1.5iLlpu.Sc'crrr't':ar�'r*`M"f a
Harper, were, presented after
both Courts. " , •
Further Chapter Community
interest • - was , evidenced by
members. supporting. the
Hospital Auxiliary Tea, the
H•uronview Christmas bazaar,
prepared. fbz�hWh„4444e4Xand4 'Ct�P ,r`a
,,tZea
taPer3at°1l?
also answered questions• drawing
fronri her personal , knowledge
and experience in -adopting. -
We 'viere honoured to have
Mrs. E. L. Riggs, a Provincial
Vice President with us.
J. W. McLaren,, •:;t':U.S.A.,
assisting various canvasses and displayed five of his paintings at
helping with the ,Blood Clinic, this Luncheon.
We sponsored tete Red Cdoss IODE Chapters . throughout
Canvass with one of our Canada are vitally interested in
members, Mrs. F. 'Curry heading education and we were happy to
the Canvass. ,have a share in this „work by
We were pleased to give a providing two bursaries for
donation . to the Homemaker's Goderich District: .Collegiate
'Service which has ° been 'Institute ' students. Ode for
established in Goderich. The University study 'acrd' the other
Chapter donated a baby walker
to -the • local Hospital. ,Our
Chapter was well represented
when daughters of members
"took part in the float entry in
the Town Christmas Parade. Our
theme was 'An Old English -style
dinneri,and the float entry won
the second prize. .
For work further afield•, the
members ssnittet" nd sewed to
prepare articles to - send to
Provincial Headquarters for
•... ,distrilbut on : ,an, -7A70. the . we � -T-,o : boxes of .used -...books•
for post -secondary education.
other than University. Once"'
again we gave a Bursary to a
Huron County Student -
attending the . Werth -Huron
Regional School of Nursing in
Stratford.
A trophy for ' general
proficiency in: Grade '8 was
presented to a' student in the-
Goderich Public School and"to a
student in the Separate .School,
Grade 8, for Social Studies.
Daughters ' : of the Empire, our
Maple Leaf Chapter r celebrated,
by giving .to the, Town hanging
baskets and flowers - for the""
standards around the inside of
the Square.
On the "broader,scene we were
pleased to donate to, and
therefore be a part of .• the''
Provincial chap,ter'a.4 50th
Anniversary project at
Attawapiskat which is a
settlement on James Bay. The
material is being provided for
the building of a Community
Hall by the Cree Indians of that
-settlement. Two ' 'members
brought back delegates' reports -
in song, as well as word, from
this - special 50th Annual'
Provincial Meeting held in
Hamilton.
tat
"of 'Services was carried by Mrs. were sent to the Christian Island
• T. Ormandy,, Mrs J. Coates and •- School -and,- as our -responsibility
' Mrs. S.- Anderson). Layettes,' with this school is in the primary
nursery bags. and other articles grades, ' our Christmas box
of clothing were sent'.,contained activity' games and
It gives us great peasure to , ..puzzles, records ,with stories and
'send -Christmas gifts to the ` music' for young children.'
Indian Children in our adopted A highlight of one meeting
school on Christian island. This was a, program," arranged by -Mrs.year,..,erre..:ga,v,e..e,ie,xy;.:elrjl,a at;
J. Leitch;' education secretary,
jersey, a knitted pair" of slippers along' the lines of "Under
and enough toques, mittens, Attack". Focus wall on the `ho;-
scarves; sweaters 'were sent to seat' occupied by one of rs
enable . each child -,to receive, members; Mrs. J. W. Wal
another gift, a's well. elected representative fro
• We enjoy reading .the letters. •Town on 'the i-Iuron 1
sent- to us ' by the Greek Education, Board.
Youngster 'w,e sponsor ,through questions were asked ,of Mrs.
Suva the Children Fund. Wallace by a panel of four
Our Opportunity'. Shop members, each one chosen for
continues to be our t rain..sou 'ce her special interest in the, four
of income.` We are indebted to levels' • 'of "education' (1}
3" all who donate used clothing and Kindergarten and Primary, (2)
articles enabling us to raise funds Elementary, (3) Secondary and
for out work• but more (4) Post -secondary. This
important, •enabling us'' •to program was interspersal
with
perform a .service in the amusing `Tv commercials':
community by providing clothes �: ,
and ho' usehold articles .at little .At -. another., regular meeting,
cost. - our World Affairs Convener,
MOst, members work 'severalMrs. M. Rayner,, gave us the
shocking,.facts on pollution
half days in the Shop which is
„open 'three half days 'a week. along with suggestions as oto how
'Much of the• credit`' 'for the the individual can help solve this
'Shop's s success is due to the . problem: ,
faithful work On the part'of the At yet another regular
Convener, Mrs. W>. McKellar, the meeting,' Paul ,Carroll, who is a
'treasurer, and the many, many teacher in Goderichiand active in
h ' b • thetil k s local governmeent, spoke to ti's on
ce,
the
unty
Incisive
ours put in y . • ar er . ,
'Our `Echoes' secretary Mrs. .
Hadden, was' faithful in
reporting and taking pictures of
:events --suitable. -fpr our :National
magazine..,,
We carefully study our
proposed donations to Provincial
Wand Nationalo Funds hoping-.• to
keep abreast of changing needs
and expenses. ,We_.,„gave to tire,
following: Lucy Morrison
Memorial Fund for Education;
Services Furid; Korean Projects;
National Shipping; .Second War
Memorial';''' Commonwealth
Relations; Travel and Exchange;
Peace Garden, and Canadian and
Overseas Relief Fund. a - ,
Man-y---peopLe-..i.n the,. Chapter
act on committees and work in
the background on all the
projects undertaken. ` We take
'this. opportunity to' salute them
— ' the Telephone Committee., •
Ways and Means, Special
Projects, ,Lunch •' Committee,
Hospitality, <the ,members who
spent ' hours.. packing. and
wrapping the bale ; and box 'Lo
our adopted school, all, who
worked behind the scenes at"the_
smorgasbord _luncheon, or,
helped .get the Christmas float
underway.
We in -the--Maple-Leaf Chapter
have been very fortunate over
the years in the quality of
leadership given to. us. Once
More in • 1970.we .-have had
excellent leadership in the
congenial person of Mrs. J. FL
Stringer, our' Regent. We look
forward to another active and
/enjoyable year•• under . her
guidance.
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