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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-01, Page 18.+A PAG 4A---lfnRRICfi SIGNAL -STAR, Wt.i ime is time for first aid course October is the month when the Goderich Branch Commit- tee of St. John Ambulance ap- peals for financial assistance to enable it to carry on its work. Not only are classes in First - Aid offered locally by .the group, but members of the Brigade are un hand at all sporting events to render aid to any who are accidentally in- jured. Those services to the cum - minity in the Goderich District are enttrel% tree, while the members give their time %olun- tarily. There are few calls upon its mobile unit or for the help of its members that are refused. A few dans ago the following letter was recet\ed saying - "1 have appreciated the work of the tit John Ambulance ever since my husband passed away. We were in Southampton when he was taken to their hospital and they arranged for Goderich to send our Ambulance for him, so I have alwa%s appreciated the wonderful help it gave ,.when we needed it Thank you +, to all members ut your Brigade.'. Persons who are interested in qualifying in First -Aid, should contact Donald Sternp at 112 Victoria North, Donations may he snit to the treasurer at 3 Cobourg St r. et, Goderich, when a card of " membership will he r`ePurned together with a receipt for in, ome t a x Unlike sonic ,,t her charities .,the costs of adnunistration in collecting the .App.ii,l amounted last year tO oniv ,ne, and one half percent of the sum sub- scribed. Ir goes without swing -that -this—went almost entirety ..1.44-414. - F..cdeLaL_G I sea --14- re -rumor postage. • Cancer Society elects THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1973 • Last week, Dennis Little won two games but also lost one, enabling Jim Weary to move into first place with an im- pressive nine and one record. Jim Kingsley's was broken as he won two and lost one to hold onto third place. With Dave Weary winning and losing two games Rick Kingsley moved back into the first Level. Laird Eisler has shown great improvement this year, having already won five games com- pared to one last year. Glen Wightman had a perfect night winning all four games to move up into Level 2. John Kane also moved up into Level Two winking two of three. Harold Kloeze also played very well winning all four games and advancing into Level 2. We welcome Ian Ross back to the Club. Ian started this season in great style with. two wins and a stalemate. We also wish to welcome a new mem- ber,, Melonie Johnston. Melonie Luis taken the lead in Level Four. Reinhardt Voelmle, one of last year's toughest competitors drove up from Stratford to win one of two games. The standings as of Oct. 27 are as follows: Level One Jim Weary with 9 wins, 1 loss and 0 draws for .,900 Dennis Little 6- 1-0 .857, Jim Kingsley 6-1-1 .812 and Rick Kingsley 5-1-1 .786 - Level Two: Dave Weary with 9 wins 3 losses and 0 draws for .750 percentage. Glen Wight - man 6-2-0 .750 Harold Kloeze 8-6-0 .571 and John Kane 7-7-0 .500 Level Three: Clarke Teal with 2 wins, 2 losses and 0 ties for .500 Glen Falkiner 2-2-0 .500 Laird . Eisler ,5-7-0 x,417 Larry McDougall 5-9-0 .357, and John Kloeze 4-9-0 .308 Level Four Melonie Johnston with 1 win and 3 losses for .250 Jay -Smith 1-4-0 -.200 Kathy Weary 2-10-0 .167- Dwight Aldham 1-6-0 .143 and Dennis Dalton 0-6-0 .000 INTERMEDIATE `C Enjoya �Nigtit - in TORONTOp�a� The Lord Snncoe has something extra f night special for two ata cost of onl0U' ll s a 2 deluxe accommodation for two y t includes ni his, famous C'aptain's Table complete with "rter in the cocktail, breakfast tach morning and a champagne ion. i ofToronto's many excitin fog tour g attractions - all $59.90, subject to advance r only Simcoe is in the heart of dowt1togrstration. The Wry Toronto Lord shopping, theatres and entertainment. close to through - You get something else that's sp Simcoe it's friendly hospitalit t iat the Lord out your stay with us. Lard Sinicoey y c'u Wwillll enjoy Colour T\ in every room, fully air conditioned, Hotel See your travel agent or contact us at: 150 King Street West, Toronto, "Telephone: 362.1848. INC eri ),h lea Cc 51 tion oduc inoo Donald Brandt, left, field secretary of the Canadian Cancer Society, from London, and Harold KnIsley, the recently elected president of the Goderich branch of the Cancer Society discuss the list of recently elected executive officials and the Society's program of action and services for the coming year. The annual meeting of the Goderich Cancer Society was held last week and the selection__ of officers for the 1973-74 term was made et_that.✓time.,. (staff photo). Harold Knisley new president The Goderich Branch of the Canadian Cancer tiociety elec- ted their new slate of officers for the 197:3-74 term last week seeing Harold Knisley selected as president. - Other officers elected to_ lead the societ\ through the up- . coming %ear were Fordyce. Clark. vice president; Marjorie Brown. secretary, Milton Raynor, treasurer. Les Pit hlado, campaign chairman; Harold Chase, vice-chairman of the campaign committee. Zella • Crawford. commemoration funds chairman. Jean Ginn, education chairman. Ginger Short reed. education ' ice - chairman, Dr. G. F Mills, medical advisor, Mary Russell. - planning development and namination chairman. Shirley Keller, publicity chairman, Marjorie , Miien, chairman of service to patients and tran- sportation committee. Harold Knisley, delegate to district council, Forcivre Clark. alter- nate del egare. a rid ,-PonaId Brandt, ('anadian Cancer Society field secretary. The new executive volt direct a wide, range of seryl.,1,.es for i • Gary Davdson resigns MR post; Simons returns Fifteen people were in atten- dance for the October meeting of the Goderich and District Association' for the Mentally Retarded. .The meeting was .held October 22 at Queen Elizabeth School. George Simons chaired the meeting in the absence of President Gary Davidson. - Elsa Haydon in her report on pre-schoolers stated that the in- tegration with other nursery children is going very well. "The children seers to in- stinctively protect the mentally retarded within their own group," said Mrs. Haydon. Mrs. Bonnie Graham in charge of Queen Elizabeth School reported there are currently 27 enrolled at the school. Ice skating for the children has begun once again. Mts. Evelyn Carroll gave her report on the Workshop at the Kinsmen Playground. There was a lengthy discussion on the fees paid by the trainees to the workshop and also on the trainees' wages. These wages were referred to the Adult. Ser- vices for further discussion and action. Mrs. Carroll also acknowledged the -sum of $18.00 recently from the "Helping Hands". • With Christmas swiftly ap- DIRTY � CARPETS • DEEP CLEAN WITH 0 STEAM` CARPET CARE, spa' -2440 proaching, the matter of cards was brought to the attention of the meeting Treasurer Morris Van der Meer. st-aced that the cost of cards this year is $98.00. The workshop supervised by Evelyn Carroll will package the cards and they will be sold by association members. Cards will also be available at French Dry Cleaners on West Street. 'George Simons will he taking over for Gary Davidson as chairman until the next annual meeting., Mr. Davidson stated that he must give up the. position because of other com- mitments. Two new members ' were welcomed to the association at this meeting. Instant Friendship 1 � The warm greeting of your Welcome; Wagon hostess wi$h " The Most Famous gasket in the World" will introduce you to Our community and start you on the way toward new arid lasting friendships. if yQu ars new in town, call dole, pa r� L9t3 P l'h�r►nr 524-6086 - patients throughout their district. Upon request of the patient's ph\\sician the satiety will pay for ,certain specified pain relieving"drugs: Free dressings are made oavailahle by volun- teers mailable to call on patients. Carefully chosen volunteers help to cheer the patient by making home visits. - Every new patient referred -to rhe society is visited by a Public Health, Nurse from an official or voluntary agency. There4ae lodges in five Ontario ceriter operated by the Ontario Cancer -Treatment and -Research Foun- dation and admission to this free accommodation is made ava ila hie through foundation clinic s. tiociety- funds are available fur homemaker services to EXHIBITIQN' GAME Goderich Sailors vs Port Elgin Sunocos AT 8:30 p.m� FRIDAY, N�EMBER 2 families in extreme need. Society funds are also available for t his sery ice when the patient, requires .active nursing care at home. ° An activity program. for patients at home provides them with some recreation. Tran- sportation is given. either, by volunteer drivers,or public yeyance, to cancer patients in need to and from treatments and clinics. Volunteers who a re recovered mastectomy patients will x:isit new mast -ectomy patients at the request, of their physicians. YOUR MAN W11HA !ant Ad Farmers Are you thinking ab"ut building? FOP . G000 JOB AT A REASONABLE PRICE PHONE RAY. 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