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Regional2 Conference
Huronview held the Regional 2 Conference of the. 'Ontario '
Association of Homes for the Aged in,Clinton last week. Some of
the delegates who attended the conference included (from left
to right) Cliff Oakman, chairman of the Regional 2 Ontario
Association of Homes for the Aged, Bill Wingrove, president of
the OAHA, John Tinney, chairman of the Committee of
Management for 1-Iuronview"and Al Strang, district director of
the Ministry of Community and Social Services. (staff photo)
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Twenty-six ladies attended
--....the- rA.pri1 meeting, -ef.•- - - e
Catholic Women's League in St.
Joseph's Church Hall. Mrs.
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welcomed all.
The Rev. E. Dentinger led in
prayer .and the `Scripture
reading was given by Mrs. Van
Osch.
The thank -offering meeting
of the Presbyterian Church had
to be cancelled due to weather
and the ladies were advised of
the new date.
-The grade 8 graduates have
decided they ,would like a small
plaque instead of a peWor pin as
a memento of their years at St.
Joseph's School. Mrs,, Courtney
showed an example of such a
plaque and all.members agreed
that these should be ordered.
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Clothing ^can be ' left : in the
church.: ba&:,gnt far Com-
bermere. Mrs. Dalton i
working on a quilt,for the draw.
e sent to
Peace and Development,
Monsignor Mahanney and The
Church Today Program.
• Correspondence included
thank-yous from .Margaret
'Frayne of the youth club, Rev.
A. J. Kandathel, Thomas
Ouseph of Kerala, India and
The Archbishop of Errakulam
all re the Save A Family Plan
for the donation; Eileen
Palmer for 'a donation to the
Goderich,, ;Association of the
Mentally Retarded; C.N.I.B. -
'R.W. Kennedy for money
collected; from John Rhodes,
Ministry of Transportation and
Communication re the
"relocating of the curve warning
' sigh and corrected road name
sign;, Mrs. Joe MacIntyre for
Mass and FuneraLlunch.
Mrs. M. Dalton, Pro -Life
Conveners reported on the
meeting . attended. by seven
Members in Wingham. She
'stressed that , all attend the
Information Seminar 'at which
Dr. Hart Bezner will speak
Wednesday April 23 in GDCI
cafeteria. Mrs. Clare and Mrs.
Courtney made a motion to
send a donation , to The
Goderich Pro -Life group.
Mrs; Courtney reported on
the Grade 8 night re trip .to
Niagara Falls, the.Family'Life,
Meeting, the League celebrated
Aubrey`Higgin's birthday and
will celebrate with Frank
Austin also.
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All Schedules for use at Agricultural Park by
any sports group must be filed with Mike
Dymond, Rec. Director, not later than May •
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VETERANS ''
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an'iI Dependents
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Mr. H.W. Mayer
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the week of May 12, 1975
Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance regarding
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The`Dioc sarie- rydntion'will
be held in Windsor May 13 and
14. The -Provincial Convention`
is in, London; July 8, 9 and 10.
Mrs. Howard thanked all for
their help the past two years.
Mrs. Riegling adjourned the
meeting and the nomination
committee, presided for the
election.
The new executive is:
president, Mrs. Eutene
Frayne; First vice president,
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Goderich Township
WI elects new slate
The annual meeting of
Goderich Township Women's
Institute was held at
Holmesville School on Monday
evening, April 14.
Roll call .was answered by 18
members who -paid their dues.
President Carol Penhale
presided.
Secretary -treasurer - Alice
Porten read the minutes of the
last meeting. She read the other
orrespondence, including a
letter thanking the ladies for
participating in canvassing for
the Ontario Heart Foundation.
It was moved by Mary Anne
Yates. and seconded by Millie
Dempsey to hold a bake•sale at
The Homestead on Saturday,
May 16.
•The minutes of the last an-
nual meeting were read. The
reports were given by the
Secretary -Treasurer, . the
Standing Committee Con-
veners, Public Relations.
Officer and President. •
Mrs. Haines, the President
for Huron -West District took
the chair.
-Mrs. Tom Hogan; second vice
president, - 'Mi s'. Allan
--McKenzie
president, Mrs.. Dennis
'Champagne; recording
secretary, Mrs. Max Riegling;
corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Jean Marten; and treasurer,
Mrs. Joe O'Keefe.
Fr. Dentinger thanked all of
the past executive - for their
work and welcomed the new
executive. Lunch was served.
She conducted a quiz on the
Women's Institute.
She then brought forward the'
slate of officers for 1975 as
follows:
President, Carol Penhale;
past president;,, Myrtle Ranter;
first vice-president, Bernice
McIlwain; second vice-
president, Hazel McCreath;
secretary -treasurer, Alice
Porter; assistant secretary -
treasurer, Helen Fuller.
District director, Myrtle
Banter; alternate district
director, Millie Dempsey;
curators, Effie Yeo, Millie
Dempsey public relations
officer, Jean Wyatt; auditors,
Kay Harris, Letitia, Riddell i,,,
nomination committee, Laura.
McLarty, Grace Walters,
Beatrice Welsh; Institute
directors, Kay Harris, 'Mabel
Price, Beatrice Welsh.
Conveners for Standing
Committees: Citizenship and
World Affairs, Alice Porter and
Irene Cudmore; Family and
Consumer` Affairs, Myrtle
Banter; Agriculture and
Canadian Industries, Laura
McLarty • Education and
' Culture Activities, Helen
Fuller; Resolutions, Isabel
Harris.'
After the meeting a social
hour was enjoyed with Hazel
McCreath and her group ser-
ving lunch.
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