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.11rgODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1971
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St. Joseph's CWL hears
speaker from ,Ontario govt.
Economic and Civic Life
Convener, read a poem on
."Abortion" written by Anne
Dalton.
President Mrs. Joe Courtney
expreecl regret at the loss of
two ' mernliers, Mrs. • Leo
Courtney and Mrs. Albert
Bongertman, Nho?have recently,
moved. Gifts are to be given
them,
Mrs. Carl Riegling, Social
Act ian Convener, gave a
in which the stressed the, need
for safer packaging in an attempt
to prevent- children from
swallowing poisons..
,Colored pictures of tbt. 50th
Anniversary celebriktions were
shown by Mrs. Call Hogan,
Cards of congratulation are
being sent to Sister Denise
Sullivan and Sister Dolorosa
Sullivan who have celebrated
their Golden Jubilee inzeligion.
Mrs. Joe O'Keefe, Cultural
Life Convener, , presented a
report on Premier William Davis'
recent decision -on the Separate
Schoo) issue.
- Mrs. Carl Riegling urged all
The September meeting of
the C.W.L. was held 0 St.
Joseph's._ School on Monday ,
evening, 4September 13., Father
,
Henry Cassano, Spiritua
.D:irctor, twenty members and
one visitor were 'in attendanee.
The „ President, Mrs. Jae
Courtney, opened the meeting
with the recitatfon of the League
Prayer. Father H. Cassano gave
the Scripture reading._
• Minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted as
correct. Correspondence was
read and the Treasurer's report
was given.
A special guest speaker, Jean
Hibbert, •Information Officer
•from the Department of
Financial and Commercial,„
Affairs, is being invited to the
November 1 meeting.. S.uch
questions as the rising prices in
clothing, drugs and groceries are
to be discussed. It Was deeided
to have this cOming-aent well
publicized and to personally
. invite neighbauring church
groups and organizations to this
meeting. • 1
Letters from the family in
.India were read by Mrs. Carl
Riegling. An 'imaginary',, bake
• sale is being held before October
10 to raise money towards a
sewing machine for this family.
It was moved by Mrs. Carl
Riegling and seconded by Mrs.
Con Hogan that the
..corresponding Secpatary write
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--abtwmtne -
-----mairterial gratis to be used for one
of the League projects.
Mrs. Dennis Dalton and Mrs.
Bill Hogan have offered to make
'a rug. 'Mrs. Nick Perry has
volunteered, to make
embroidered pillow cases, These
be used for a raffle.
• Before roll call, Mrs. Antone
Van Osch, Membership
Convener,, .-reported that •gift
memberships had been given to
Mrs. Tom Hogan and Mrs'. Paul
members to vote in the coming'
„election.
Used Clothing Drive for
Combermere is now under way.
Each member is to pack and tie
her own parcel and they may be
left in the vestry. Mrs. Con
Hogan gave an interesting report
on her recent Visit to.
Combermere.
The C.W.L. Deanery meeting
is being held in Zurici
OCtober 27, Members are to
bring discarded and broken-itoys,
especially dolls, to this meeting.
These will be repaired before
Christrnas and given to the
Indian and &Id= children.
Father Henry Cassano spoke
about the -value ci silence, We 'all
need a brief period of silence
'each day to read, think and
meditate. • Daily Bible reading
wasstressed. .
It was moved by Mrs. Antone
Van Osch that the meeting be
adjouraed , and Father closed
with prayer. During lunch.„.
Father H. Cassano won the.
my sttry prizes
Morrish reunion field
with Aunt Abbie - guest
• Mrs. _James ,Grand tithe youngest memb-ir present,
Attlits....ALA-Mg4„:
the first who with , his four-year-old
Michigan -Ontario 'Morrish curiously asked his Great -Great
reunion. This was herd at the Aunt Abbie why she was the
Eddy.
Mention was made:that the
50th Anniversary - had been
'reported in "The Canadian
Register" and "The League
• Lingo". Members areasked to
write in their opinion of "The
Canadian League" as this
national magazine of the C.W.L.
krey be discontinued. '-
•Mi. John Austin_ reported
• that 'she along with Miss Annie --
• Van Diepenbeck and Mrs. Reis
Milterkbuig took 12 patients in
, three cars from the Thompson
Nursing Horne in Ripley for a
picnic and outing during AugliSt.""'"
Mrs. Mark Dalton, Social, .
Park House, Goderich, Sunday, ,
September 12.
Mrs. Morrish, aged 93, is the
only remaining member, of the--
seconi-generation. of ...Nicholas
Morrish, born in 1822 who, at"
the age of 21, migrated. from
Devonshire, England, and made
his horfce in Colborne Township.
Thirty-three Members Of the
third fourth and fifth
generations attended the reunion
coming from Detroit, Grand
Blanc and Gross Park Woods,
Michigan, and Goderich,
Waterloo, Ingersoll, St.
Catharines, Toronto, and
WOodstock. .
BeCorning , acquainted and
reacquainted 'with exchange of
addresses , was fallo-wed—by a
delicious luncheon catered by
the --Ontario members. All'
contributed. to what :.was
enthusiastically .,01-thed a :.,,nlast
successful' day. Picture -taking 13Y -
eager photographers consumed
earkSiderable time. . •
Included was one candid shot
Mayor Harry Worsell admires the wooden and bronze plaque which was received by the Treble
Singers for their' performance this summer at °Atari° Place. With the Mayor are Mrs. Laureen
Madge and •Mrs. Jean Knight, two Treble ,SingM members who performed with the group.in
Toronto. The ladies brought the plaque to last .mste.ek.'s regular council session asking that
permission be given for them to hang ,the momenta in the town library. They said that because
council had so generously supported the Treble. Singers throughout the year, it was Only fitting
that the tribute „to them be placed in a public building for all to enjoy. Consent was given by
council along with the town's appreciation for the fine publicity the Treble Singers have brought
to the municipality. (staff photo)
hmeek ladies will buy
Xray machine for hospital
The September meeting of
the Ahmeek chapter of the
1.0.D.E. was held. at home of
Mrs. C, Murray, Nelson Ste
Mrs, Nevil1e, the Regent,
conducted the _meeting. She
thanked all foetheir attendance
and hoped everyolne had spent
an enjoyable stammer.
Roll call and minutes of last
meeting were rehd and -.approved.
Many 'thank -you' notes were
read. A letter announcing an
1,,O.D.E. 'conference to be held
in Harriston on October 19 was
also read.
A letter from the Canadian
Legion asked about'attendance
and placing a wreath at. the
cenotaph on November lith.
'This was discussed and
approved. •
• Finance committee •brought
. in some resolutIono for coming'
' season., ,
It was agreed to, hold a
rummage sale September 24 in
McKay hall.
Other resolutions will be
discussed at ' the October'
meeting:
Get -well caids were signed by
all present for members who are
now in hospital.
—,-•• Mrs. Sitter .-intr9duced ,.the
guest speaker, Mrs. Charity
McDonalde supervisor of nursing
in Alexandra Hospital Mrs.
McDonald received her training.
in Scotland. She spent seventeen
years ntirsing in Trinidad and for
thepast number of years in
Goderich hospital. -
Mrs. McDonald gave a yeti,
enlightning address on hospital
work. Every patient in hO§Pital
has basic needs,'she said, and the
hospital tries to meet: these
needs.
Mrs. Holmes thanked " Mrs.
McDonald for her enlightning
address and. everyone showed,
their appreciation by a hearty
clap of hands
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A resolution was brought
'before tie meeting of the
rnembers. A portable X-ray
machine is veil/ much needed OA
Alexandra Hospital and as
always the Ahmeek chapter has
a keen interest in the hospital so,
' Mrs. Murray moved, seconded by
Mrs. .Glazier. The granp
purchased the machine and
presented it to the -hospital. This
Was approved.
Mrs. Murray, and her
• assiAanis served a cup of tea and
delicious lunch. Mrs. Murray was
thanked by Mrs. Clairmont for
her hospitality.
Next meeting is ta be held
October 4 at the home of Mrs..
Dr. Frank Mills, North Street: '-
Members please note change 'cif
date. October 4:
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only lady wearing roses oh her
dress.
On departure from the Park- •
House, all guests assembled at
the home of Mr. and •Mrs.
Gordon Smith,. 19 Britannia Rd.
E., Goderich, fcir the purpose of
ma'king prolonged - farewells.
With the succeSs of this initial
effart, it .was generally hoped
that in ftrture years similar
events will be planned With
representatives from more
distant partg of the twd
countries.
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