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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-03-21, Page 243, encs 10A—.,69peUdx s�cNn�rrna T�yxsn 21, 1e Alimeek Chapter IObE ��,a plan dessert card party • The ,March meeting of the Ahmeek 'Chapter I.O.D.E, was held at the home -Of Mrs. Frank. Walkom, Piston Street, March I l th. The regent, Mrs. M. McKee, presided, and Mrs. "C. Iuffell presented , the flag, One minute's silence was observed in memory, of Mrs. Robert Johnston who passed away recently: Roll call .showed a large at- tendance. The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. W. Auld and approved. In business arising from minutes, there had been two vacancies in the list of officers for the coming year, but one • had been filled. Mrs. M. Robin- son was appointed Echoes Secretary. Mrs. E. Sitter and Mrs. Shaver were appointed telephone committee. Mrs. F. Mills read a list of recommendations from the finance meeting. It was recom- mended that the Chapter hold a dessert card party and bake sale on -April 24, and a Tag Day on June 21st. These were voted on by the members. At the Dessert Card Party, Mrs. F. Mills will be the overall convener. onveners ' of com- mittees .were appointed. It was also decided to hold a Deer season approved. for county BY SHIRLEY J. KELLER • .There will be a deer season in Huron ' Countythis year although. it is not arffnanimous' - decision on the part of county councillors. . On a recorded, vote in the matter, , Council voted 27-27 with the tie being broken by Goderich Reeve ,Deb Shewfelt . in favour of the deer season. R•eev,p Elgin Thompson showed hisdispleasure to the way in which Reeve Shewfelt broke the tie by saying that in . his; 'opinion,"it Wag' unfortunate .. that today's people ° would allow animals.such as deer to run around with an arrow dr a bullet in their hind quarter. Reeve Shewfelt countered with, "That might be " better than starving to death." Evidence brought to county council last month by lands and forests officials showed there are many deer in Huron, enough to warrant 4 a deer season. " The county development committee also'recommended a :deer season and approval was finally, given by council for .a gun season frog a November 11- 18 and an archery season from' October 29 to.. November 25•. The deer season is for Ontario residents only on condition the adjacent counties concur. o spring rummage sale convened by Mrs. Edna Overholt assisted by Mrs. M. Robinson and'Mrs - ,14. Murray. A letter was read from the Sarah Hale Chapter in Clinton inviting the members of the Chapter to attend a`concert by the Woodstock Choral Aires in the High Se..hUol, Clinton, on Saturday evening March 30th at 8:15 p.m. A .letter p.m., also read frorp the Crusade Committee of- fering to arrange•seating for the Chapter members , in groups. A letter from the Provincial Chapter re the Annual Meeting in Hamilton, Wednesday and Thursday, April 17th and 18th. - Details were given of the -enter- tainment, etc. The regent will attend as a delegate. Past Regent, Mrs. R. Neville 'will also attend, and probably others will arrange to go. Literature was provided for those with new offices. The treasurer',s report was given by, Mrs, R. Neville. It was decided to pur base two life memberships. The Report on Education was given by Mrs. Overholt. Services Secretary, Mrs. C.. Cutt, gave her 'report. She had received a request that a record be kept of time spent on the various services. She. suggested the members do this. Public Relations' Secretary, Mrs.,, B. Chisholm was 'absent, but Mrs. M. Holmes sub-. stituted• for her, ' Mrs. Chisholm will look after advertising for the dessert card party; and Mrs. Max,Cutt will' look°'after' the printing of y.. tickets, Cards and FX -ower Convener, Mrs. °0. Straughan .gave her usual good report. She reported donations,;.-given--.-bv members. She `sent_ Valentines to sick and shut, in members', She reported one donation to the Cancer Fund. Membership Secretary, Mrs. M. Murray, announced that there would •be a vote oh 'two prospective members:- Both were,accepted. Mrs. Armstrong - was not present, but Miss Palmer was welcomed by Mrs. Mutray. . Mrs. 3t, Wilson introduced the," -west speaker, David. Har- man, an instructor in St. John Ambulance „Society. Mr. , Har- man gave a splendid address on the work done by St. John - Ambulance. They attend field days, horse races, etc. and are ready to -give First Aid until medical help Arrives. He ,ad- ised everyone to have a first 4 kit and explained its uses. He stated that .a course.•is tailing in. Goderich on March 7 ,. Mrs. F. Mills thanked the pecker. . The . April meeting •ill be eld at the home. of Mrs, C.. utt on April 8. Lunch will be royided-by-Mrs. G. Stokes and Mrs, A. Alexander. :Mrs. Stokes thanked the hostess for the use of her home, also the assistants, Mrs. M. McKee and Mrs. F. Mills: v a 2 s h C p c' Pastime Club membeis named by lova! man ' Do you remember the 1909 Taylors Corner Pastime Club? Clayton Edward of Edward Fuels, Goderich, stow. Mr. Edward knew the names and Most of the histories of, the people who appeared in the pitta- ture.'His mother appears in 'th'e picture 'along with many of his family's friends, This plti brought back many fond 4.,. memories for'Mr. Edward as it will ,,for some of the surviving members of the '1' club. Included in the Members are ,,,some, ,teachers who worked in the .Goderich• schools, one of whom boarded at the Edward house. The Pastime Club, it seems, devoted its energy -to the community. Their centre was the,,building on Highway 8 that now houses goats. They sahg together as a choir, they danced and tried their ° hand in the theatre, They'. were .a close-knit group and gathered 95 often as they could to share each othqr's sorrow and! hap- piness. The piclure was taken at.the c1u6's headquarters and includes, (back row, left to right),, Reg Sturdy, Mel Sturdy, Regina Hicks, Berk' Holmes, Bruce Holmes and Robert Fuller; (third row, leftdto right) ,Austin Sturdy,b Nina Walters, Alice Hick, Margaret Lemphrey, George • Sturdy and Ger- trude Sturdy; (second row, left to right) Mrs. Lyda. (Walters) Newton, Andrew . Holmes, Olive Foster, Nixon Sturdy, Irene (Clark) Holmes, Charles Whitely and Linda Sturdy; (front row, left to right) the owner of the picture Mrs. Ruth (Thornpson) Willings, Irene (Nick) ,.'Oke, Joe Yuill, Jane (YuiJl) Sturdy,. and Mamie YuilJ. Mr. Edward who won •the picture, plans to return it to its original owner, Mrs. Willings. County councillors believe Hydro should Communicate .BY SHIRLEY J. KELi..ER ,At a session of Huron County Council last Thursday, mem berg once' more reiterated their belief that if Ontario Hydro would make known their inten- .tions concerning possible nuclear -expansion in, Huron; the county ..ould use the infor. • mation to the advantage of all. In a brief but somew_ hat frustrating discussion, it was .learned that since last -month's council meeting there has .been no further communication from Hydro regarding 'the unofficial . announcement that a nuclear plant is planned t-witniri 20 or 3Q miles of Goderi,ch,_. Reeve Everett Mcllwain ad- mitted he got "a. little carried away" while speaking to coun- cil last Thursday. _. Reeve Mcllwain said that in his opinion, there were "Some• irresponsible statements being made" in connection with the a n n ou,neem•ent, There is no point of just ob-.. jesting for objections sake„' said McIlwain., "Farmers don't want to go back ,to pumping water by windmill. We're using more hydro all the time. It is a necessary item: It is needed by all industry. - •McIlwaan said there Jwas 'a lot - of talk dabout loss of tarm land when "in actual fact, land was not lost." Ike advocated knowing more about Hydro's plans as well as co-operation between Hydro and the people of the area. - Warden Bill Elston said that in ,his opinion, the main problem was that. farmers are '•not receiving enough financial. - consideration from -Hydro when lines cross their land.” BenmiIIer UCWsees Hawaii slides West W'awunoshTwp. reviews literature after resident writes letter. u ' West Wawanosh Township Council met for the regular March meeting at the home of .the Clerk on Tuesday after- noon, March 5. All members. were in attendance and Reeve Bob Lyons. presided. Mrs. Dorothy MacKenzie again appeared before Council, and presented literature to Council members, which she had received from Professor Ir- win of Guelph, regarding dust control.°The Clerk had received the same material from the same professor in answer to a `'letter written, at Mrs. MacKen- zie's request, after" last month's meeting. UMr•s. MacKenzie read a letter she had written in which" she criticized certain,Cotlnci•1 prac- tices and methods, and,'offered her views and suggestions for irnprovements . Council ` could instigate to make the township a better place in which to live, Harold Menary and Bob Hallam,ppoke to Council about repairs to the Andrew -Finnigan Drain, The Clerk was instruc- ted to contact engineer, Dbug Gamsby, about the Drain. An application . for a tile drainage loan on Lot 22 Con- cession .4 was accepted by Council -,on motion of Coun- cillors Rutherford and Hickey. Murray Wilson , was named to, replace the late Donald Thcimpson as. a l,ivestock_.•. evaluator for the Township, A motion by Councillors' Foran and Hickey, authorized the Road Superintendent to ap- ply for 'the final subsidy on 1971 road expenditures, in the otal`'ainbunt of $88,9p3: ' IThe Reeve and Clerk were authorized to apply for a sup- „ plementary Subsidy Allocation in the amount of $10,800,00, on a motion by Councillors Foran„ and Durnin, Councillors Rutherford and Hickey moved that the Road Superintendent be. authorized to advertise for tenders for, the • crushing and hauling of ap- proximately 12,000,cubic yards of A, gravel during the summer . , of 1974. West Wawanosh Township Council accepted the bid price submitted by K. K. Dawson for. a ,. pumping system for the Public Works Garage, on motion of Councillors Hickey and Durnin. Spring soft and creamy knits orbiting. inFortrel..:with "Faris Star" in the ascendancy. Coming up tops with fluid sleeves. Pleating skirts,. • that make a show of knees. And letting pants play • softly along with the rest of the female cast. In a. relaxed -fashion. Looking fresh 'as Spring, With - wrinkle resisting attraction. All stars in beautiful navy, red, white and spring beige ,for extra appeal. To go on the fashion stage '74 with 'Paris Star' and Fortrel polyester...just call in at Schaefer's Ladies Wear. WELCOME • • SERVICE, would like to call you wih housewarming gifts" and in- formation about yournew location: The.1Hostess will be-- . glad to arrange your subscrip- • _ ._ 119n_.to the Signal -Star , Cull her at 524-.6051• The meeting of the Benmiller United Church Women was held in the Benmille•r Church with 18 members 'attending. ' ° 'Haid McMichael chaired the meeting' which opened with a „ verse, • . Florence Maskell ,prepared the devotional period- of the meeting. ' Helen =.St'i5ong, treasurer, reported a -very w balance - with which thegroup starts the new year. The remainder of the reports were heard from. Mrs. Marlene Baer and Mrs. Phyllis Feagan entertained the '' group with pictures • of their trip to .,Hawaii. Lunch was prepared and ser- ved by Liela Allin and Mavis Fisher. The income taxhelpste system and how to make it work you. .� ; -Asytru-krroW by now, we 'Changed a lot of things last year We gave you a new return, a new Guide: several new deductions and a few new, rules. And quite honestly, we were more than a little concerned about your reaction to it all (And very, very•interested in your op n'ons.l • Well, now that we Ve had time to really look back at it and assess it hone,stly, it appears that most taxpayers did not seem to find it too difficult. The error rate did not ac- celerate greatly or change drastically from former years' Generally:moat taxpayers seemed to handle their new returns fairly well. However. Income Tax will never be the easiest or most , enjoyable thing in 'anyone's fife. And it will always present problems in some areas. for some people That's expected and understandable. • So. What we want to do now is really work on those problem areas. And the best way ,to do that is to work with., you. individually. on Whatever part of Income Tax that r,auses you difficulty. ' And that's what April Aid is ,II about It s a help system and its primary objective is to ensure that wheneveor whatever you need help with. you can get it Ana know how •td,get It ` . • , ntcoin And this is how it • • ° cu DE ,,,,' W6rks First. Your Guide is always the st answer when you have a problem ead it. Follow it, It not only given explar a- •ttoris. but in many cases, examples of just how'to figure something out. ' 1 1 16, Second. If you're still.confused or something.just • doesn't seem to•work, phone. The number of your own District Taxation Office is below and at the end of that number there are people whose only job is to -help taxpayers with problems, boftelephone. 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