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PGE 2A---GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, FE'BRUARY 20, 1975'
410DE donates
roses to town
• The annual meeting of the Canadian citizens. Mrs. H.
Maple Leaf Chapter I.O.D.E. Murphy repprting for
was held -February 4th, at the membership stated there
home of Mrs. Ronald were 77 members, in the
MacDonald with the Regent, chapter and one life member.
Mrs. Ronald McGee Ten new members torik their
presiding: After the repetition affirmation in 1974. The
of the 'Prayer of the Order, 'chapter lost two members by
reports were heard from the death and three , by
Secretary, Mrs. Ronald Lane resignation:
and AsOstant Treasurer, The Standard Bearer Mrs.
• Mrs. B. Eastwood. . G. Rittinger stated that the
" The IODE nose Committee Standard had been present at
conVened by Mrs. R. Hughes, the November llth Cenotaph
reported that contacts had ceremony and at the funeral
, been made with Mayor homes at the time of mem-
Shewfelt and with Hu"ronview bersdeaths. The table model
managen&nt regarding standard had been shown at
' sultable..1 ations for rose each meeting.
beds. It was agreed that the On motion of Mrs. •J.
Chapter ask permission to McIntyre and Mrs. C. Boddy
plant a bed of IODE roses in the annual reports were
the park at the head, of Salt adopted..
Mine Road, that $1300. be
allocated to this project and
that a plaque indicate that the
flowers are the Chapter's gift
to the 'town. All proceeds from
the sale of these special
plants is , designated for
Genetic Research. '
Mrs. C. Collins spoke of the
Annual Rd Cross campaign
scheduled for the ist week Of •
March. The Chapter will
sponsor the campaign,
• headed by Mrs. .S. Prevett.
Members volunteered as
canvassers or team captains.,
- • The Regent drew- attention
to the Provincial annual
• Meeting, to • be , held in the
rfewly renovated Royal
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Goderich Tax Service
Volunteers from the Information Friendship Centte receive
some coaching on filing income tax returns as they will aid
senior citizens with their returns. Pictured ,from left are
Shirley Leith, Hilde Maurer, Frank Washington, Carl
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Worsell, Kathleen Craigman, public relations officer for
RevenueCanada, Isobel MaCDonald, Dorothy Kaye, Ethel
Washington and Nancy Pond. (staff photo)
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Mrs. G. Howey, convener of
following slate of officer's for farm selecte
d.
Wingham f
nominations, presented the ,
1975 - past regent, Mrs. Wm.
McKellar;• regent, Mrs. R. 4.
for plowing match
Mc3ee;istvice,Mrs.G.L. McGee; 1st vice, Mrs.°G.L. •
Roy -all- -2nd viee MTS. Wm.
Garrow; membership
secretary, Mrs. H. Murphy;
citizenship secretary, Mrs: The farm of James Arm-
Robt. McCallum; services, strong of Wingham has beep
Mrs. 11. Bettger; education, selected 1;iy ,the , Ontario,
Mrs. J.W. Wallace ;' assistant Plowme,ns Association for the
G S ith site of the 1978 International
education, Mrs. . m ; . •
Match. Plans call for the
tented city on the Armstrong
farm with plowing and
demonstrations on the
Armstrong and adjacent
public relations, Mrs. • E. Plowing Match and Farm neighboring farms.
'Edward; standard bearer, Machinery Demonstration to --
Mrs. P. Bugler;, treasurer, ', be held in Huron County.
Mrs. P. Howe; asst. The selection was an-.
treasurer, Mrs, B. Eastwood; • nounced Wednesday morning'
Secretary, Mrs. R. Lane; by Howard Datars, of Dash -
Connaught Hotel Hamilton, % asst. secretary, Mrs. P. _wood, Chairman olthe.Huron
• .April 13 and 14, 1975. Special RiVersi. Echoes, Mrs. J. County local tommittee of the
• speakers will be The 'McIntyre. •t, IPM.
Honourable Pauline , " . ,„,,• The executive 'of . the
McGibbon, Lieut. Gov. of . Mrs.'1VicGee named several Ontario Plowmen's
Ontario, Whipper Billy. committees '0 co -conveners of Association made the
Watson who has been active the Opportunity Shop, Mrs.
0., on' , behalf of Crippled J.H. Stringer and ' Mrs. R.
IAChildren,. and an authorative McDonald - Shop treasurer -
-• speaker on Law Reform.Mrs. Strickland, -,' assistant,
• These meetings will mark the ' Mrs. Van den Broeck - Ways
75th Anniversary of the IDDE and means committee, Mrs.
' . Provincial Chapter. •. Wm. • Garrow, Mrs.
On motion„ of •'Mrs. • J. • Strickland, Mrs. ,•„! Harper,
• Coates, the •February Mrs. Hughes, Mrs'. R,ogefs,
meeting adjourned and the 'Mrs. Howey, Mrs. Royal, -, dicated that the Armstrong
• annual meeting was •con- Mrs. •McManus,Mrs. Rit farm, in Morris ,Township,
. vened. • tinger '.- Telephone conVener, immediately east of the tdw,n
• Reports, presented by 'Mrs. Ed Jes'sop and' Tea of Wingham on highway 86,
secretaries ,, and'conveners convenerNrs. P. Main. was most adaptable to the
pointed to a' busy and - .,. Mrs,,:D. ShOrtreed thanked requirements for staging the
• rewarding 1974. • The the hostess Mrs. McPenald large International Plowing
secretary's report gave a for her hospitality on 'behalf,
'
oselectidn of.the Wingham site
after • touring four'. •sites
suggested by the local Huron
County • Site Committee.
Other locations visited by the
grOup were in. lJsbourne,
Stephen and •McKillop'
townships.
The OPA executive in -
comprehensive account of of the Chapter. Mr45..liughes
diapter activities. With the thanked all officers and
exception of the Christmas conveners of 1974. • The
add January 1975 meeting, all , meeting corttluded with • the
• others were held in members IODE closing, after which a
home's. • social hour was enjoyed.
Mrs. P. Howe, •treasurer,
presented a •report of a
• flourishing' year: The major
•chapter• projects wee a
• spring unc eon and tlie
Opportunity Shop, These two
endeavours permit the Maple
Leaf Chapter to undertake its
extensive program.
The 'chapter contributed to
National Endowment Fund,
National Services, 2nd War
Memorial Scholarship Peace
Garden as well as Provincial
Lucy Morrison Fund, Special
Representatives - •
Provincial Services and
Concern fdr Children Fund.
Highlights of the reports
are as follows: 'Education
departments presented
trdphies, three bursaries and
three ptizes, besides gifts to
the adopted Indian School on
Christian Island, ,Mrs.
Garrow speaking for Ser-
• vices, reported, an excellent
bale being sent to provincial
shipping valued at $451.
Three children Were sent to
camp for special children.
Citizenship Convener, Mrs.
R. MacCallum spokeof two
ieceptions given.' for 34 new
Anatomical Safety
When you're behind the
wheel of your car, says the
Ontario Safety League, use
'your eyes, your :ears and
your,knows! ••
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Problems?
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Come in and see
• Mr. William F. Parsons,
a foot specialist from London
Mr., Parsons will be at
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Tuesday, February 25
• 1:00 P.M. 5:30 P.M.
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