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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-10-10, Page 5n ,One of the "higlilights of the weekend was a public address by Dr. Peter Morgan, Assistant Professor 'of Preventive Medicine at Toronto Univer- sity. Jeannie Seddon, Goderich, and Rene Steiner," London, were elected as' part of the four- teen delegates in Western On- tario. n-tario,'• Goderich ... ,seniors e flerta i fl The Golden Gat&' Senior ' Citizens cihb of Goderich, last week made plans for enter• tainingo the Lucknow Senior Citizens October 16, at $:00 p.m. in McKay Hall.,,a During their regular meeting, the Goderich group planned euchre and Aunch provided' by its members. There were .36 members present at the .meeting. K1NG$BRID.6 E APRS Sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs. ,Martin' Hendriks and Mr. Hendriks ,and family On the death of Mrs. Hendrik's sister, Miss Ann,Van der Ven, In Holland during the past week, following a lengthy illness. • Kevin O'Neill, son of Mr. an -Mrs. John O'Neill, was ad- mitted to Victoria Hospital in London on Friday, September 2?, where an operation was per- formed and '2 pins put in his. elbow. He returned to his home here the following Tuesday with his right arm in a cast. Several from this area atten- ded the bridal shower for Miss Nancy MacLennan daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart MacLen- nan held in the North Ashfield. Public School° on Tttsday evening, October lst. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Taylor of , Bromley, Kent, England, and Mr. and Mrs. Emerald Hoffer of Iptchener visited -with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Court- ney, and family during the past week. . • Mrs. Gilbert Frayne moved to,London on Tuesday,,October lst where she will spend • the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Frayne visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Frayne in Brant- ford and with Mrs. Frayne's brother, Neil Krahmer, Mrs. Krahmer and family . in Scotland, - Ontario. Mr.' and Mrs. Joe Courtney visited on the' weekend with Mr. and ' Mrs. Emerald Hoffer in Kitchener and attended the wedding of Miss Gillian Ross, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Ross to Mr. Reginald Robert- son on Saturday, afternoon Oc- Mrs. Joe Coifing 529-1189 tuber • 5 in St. Andrews 1?resby'terian Church, Kitchener and. the dinner and reception which was held in their honor atilhe Royal Canadian Legion.• Mr. Raymond Austin of Toronto visited during the past week with his mother Mrs. Clif- ton Austin. Rayme id;' and his, mother visited in Sarnia with Mr. and Mrs. Billie Meyers. Several from this area atten- ded the reception for Mr. and • Mrs. John McKenzie which was held in the Lucknow Arena on Saturday evening, October 5. Mrs;4�Er7nma Franken and Mr. Joe VanOsch were among the winners at the 'Huron County Black and White Show which was held in Seaforth recently. Mrs. Earl Drennan is ..a patient'at St. Joseph's Hospital in London. We wish her , a speedy recovery. v , COUPLE WED • , r G H SIGNAL -STAB, B, TI-IURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1914 --PAGE tS ° Perth County AiOH disapproves of Mustard Perth County officially released this week its relaly to the Mustard Report on health planning. The reply says the five - county district .health council. Congratulations to Miss Nancy - Jean .MacLennan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs., Stewart MacLennan, who. was married to Mr,. Barry Joseph Collart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Collart, of Gravenhurst, on Saturday afternoon, October 5, in the Ashfield' Presbyterian church. BENEFIT DANCE A benefit dance is being plan- ned for Mr. and Mrs. James Card who 'recently lost their ,, , barn by fire. The dance willabe held in the Lucknow Legion Hall on Friday, October 1�1. Music for dancing will be sup- plied by the Travel Aires: • proposed in the Mustard Report is unacceptable and suggests a .two -county district. . It was reported in September that ,Perth was in favor of a two county system 'but officials there had not yet contacted any other counties. Information from. the Perth District Health Unit indicates that. coun y officials there still . ha.ven't Oontactet • any other 4 counties about forming a. district health council. In the September news story, Dr. Susan Tarnblyn,, Perth Medical Officer of Health, said that Huron County would be ' d ° • b .Report. considered a pos ible partner for Perth in creating a health council. 1. She said other counties bor- dering Perth, however, would be consulted also but,she could give rio date: ., The Perth reply .o the Mustard report also states that all members of a health council should be elected. The repotrt proposes a 15 -member council composed of appointed representatives. DUNGANN'ON DO1N'GS Mrs Mary Bere COMMUNITY NEY4 Mr. and Mrs. Donald John- ston and children, of London, visited ori Sunday with the for: - flier's parents, Mrs: Russell Johnston in the village and Mr. Johnston- in ` Wingham. and District Hospital, where he is a patient. On. Fridayl, October 4 nine cousins met at the home of Mrs. Cecil Blake for a visit and Co' honour Mrs. Lorne Woods on her birthday. These in- cluded Mrs. Woods, Mrs.' Johrf • Gardner., • Mrs. John McDonagh, Mrs. Gordon Kirkland, Mrs, R.T. Kilpatrick, Mrs. Chas. Hodgins, Mrs. Har- vey Webb, Mrs. Dan Rose and Mrs. Gordon Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stor- mes of Kitchener visited Mrs. Cecil Blake ,on Sunday. • Mrs. J. Vernon,' M.r. and Mrs. D. Nickel and Dorothy of Wier - ton, Mr. and Mrs. H. Nickel, Mr. 'and Mrs. W. Robinson, Bruce, .Tom.and...Joan `ofStrat ford visited with Mrs. Heber Eedy on Sunday. . m - Mr. and • Mrs. Fred Fowler, and 'Mr. and Mrs. Don Fowler of Pprt Elgin called on Mr. and ^Mrs., Chas. Fowler on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John, Fowler of Grand Bend called in' on Sun- day and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fowler and family ,of Parkhill visited on the weekend. Mr. Fred Fowler and Mr. John Fowler are brothers of Mr. Chas. - Fowler, who is con-, valescing at home after having been in. h spital for a week prey# uo sly:° Mr. Ear McNee of Belmore, Sharon Young, Mrs. Mary Bere, Kathy, Jamie motored to. Windsor 'on Saturday to attend the twenty-third' Convoo$,tion at University of Windsor and see .Ruth ' Bere receive her • Bachelor of Arts degree: She is .presently continuing 'her education at University of Win- dsor, taking a course in business ' administration. Gerald Bere of London and Miss ' Ruth Schmidt' of '•Tavistock went to Windsor also to attend the graduation. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Mrs. Eimer Black, Mrs. Alvin Kerr and Mrs. Graham McNee attended the Huron -Cou nt_y-Fall_. Rally..of the. W.J. at brussels 8n. Monday.' BROOKSIDS BLOOMERS The Brookside Bloomers, a diet and exercise group will 'in- terested any who are ' in- terested to attend their meeting at Brookside school on Mon- day, 'October 14 at. 8 p.m. Area Baha'is attend • • • London. regional • One of twenty-six regional Baha'i Conventions held simultaneously across Canada took .-place ' in ' London ' last weekend. Purpose of the Con- vention was to elect delegates • to the National Convention and to deliberate on current growth and expansion in Canada and the world in. the light of the . teachings of Baha'u 'llah. Children ages 5 - 14 held, their own conference sit the satne time. They visited the Cross Cultural Learner Centre to get first hand knowledge of . the life style of those people in other lands they are learning to love: They. also conducted a survey, ' among the adults preseht as they mingled among them' with cassette tape recorders asking the reasons for this meeting, the opiritual requirements for intelligent voting and :cfher questions. 'These were later compiled with,. the adiilt Co- ordinatory assisting them and presented to the Convention by the Children. • In„ appreciation of your loyal patronage to our Clinton, Seaforth and Hensall Horne Care Thildin ' Centres during the .past 25 years, WE OFFER YOU. THESE OU'i STANDING tin flation° Fighting CASH SALE ITEMS, SALE ENDS ON OCTOBER 26th, 1974 ALL ITEMS ARE SUBJECT TO QUANTITY DISCOUNTS Color -Lok XNINETY SIDING Pre -Finished White No Painting for 10 Years •00 , SQ. ASPENITE x 8 o-_ 1/4' ° STORAGE SHEDS e=7 -i28.29 io . 233.00 SPECIAL CLEARANCE PATIO STONES 16 x 16 Natural 65C. `1Er x ld.. 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