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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-05-08, Page 11Lady councillor .guest af bistitute Mrs. %Elsa Haydon was the meeting of theGoderich,branCh explained to the group the guest speaker at the May .of the Women's institute, She. town's Parks Committee's plans �u uc.iutify Goderich andGoderich cial Bridgegame Clu.bon 'led an enlightening question Thi e and answer period. held, a'. sp Tuesday April '29 and had 16 The Institute plans to sponsor a garden in the vwicinity of the Goderichh library. 13 tables of duplicate in pia tabtes.of rubbes Winner. Public Relations convener. were , Mrs. F. Barker gave a reading on the motto "Plant Talents in. Your Or and Watch It Blundell y, plus r bridge. of the rubber bridge Mrs,. Mabel Cummings and Mrs: W.G. MacEwan, In the duplicate game, the North-South winners were Dawna Sproule and Marie Huff ,your ganization Grow". Mrs. P. , rdad the roll call which was answered by 23 members. The roll. call was, beauty spots in Canada. The Beta Theta Chapter welcomed three new members into"the group at its last meeting:.The new members -are (from left) P,at Hamilton, Joanne Bowen and Sharon Moore. (Staff photo ) A spring key to be held in. H,tronview on June 4 was ,an;, nounced and donations -..of' baking to be sold were invited. Institute Week is June 9 to 15 and an invitation to visit the Erlend Lee Home in Stoney Creek, Ontario, is extended to WI members. An invitation to attend the 65th Anniversary of the Institute in Blyth on Monday, May 12 at 8 p.m. is also ex- tended. The Spring Rally isf.to be held there on Monday May 26 at 9:30 a.m. Delegate's are Mrs. P. Blundell, Mrs. C. Crozier, Mrs. BI. Crawford, Mrs. G. Inglis and Mrs. I.Oke. Birthday greetings were sung for Mrs. Jack Cook and Mrs. J. Jerry. Mrs. Cook, and hostesses served a dainty lunch. with 811/2 points. Second w+re Mrs, Louise Hetherington and Mrs. Auleen Collins with 80122 points. The winners East-West were Ted Plante and. Bill Duncan with 1051/2 points. Second were Alma and Ross Hanna with 90 points, and third was Jean Papernick and SallyWalker with 881/2 points. •ROGERS:`IIl A; E • •EXPERT TV SERV -I0 xl • ANTENNA.84 TOWER INST .t,LATION .•. 162 MARY ST, GODERICH 5 2 4 9O 8 9 BUY•SEII•RENT•HIRE• Bring Happiness to her on her "Special Day'!... Bring her Flowers Hydranges-Pot Mums-Gloxinias-Mixed.Pans , Azaleas-Cutilowers-and special - arrangements of both dry 8 real flowers. A SWEETHEART SPECIAL x4.50 10 Sweetheart Roses with a fern - only The Flower CHARGER Basket _ {.::::::::<<:�•.�:::::.:...:.......$:: 56 EAST ST.; GQDERICH — 524-2182 — FREE DELIVERY • • • • e. • • • The Beta., Theta Chapter recently elected its executive for the president; Joanne Bowen, treasurer; Allison Paolin, president Martha Rathburn, advisor. (Staff Photo) upcoming. year.' The members of the executive include (from and� left) Mary, Carroll, secretary; Joan Cavanaugh, vice- t, Local panel will discuss Mustard Report atseminar The Mustard Report and proceeding federal report will be discussed -on May 14 at the Goderich Psychiatric Hospital. The Inter -Hospital Co- ordinating Committee of Huron and Perth have made arrangements for presen- tations concerning the Federal paper on health of Canadians and, Ontario Health Planning Task Force. A panel of local • citizens will bring interest to the discussion with their comments. The Health Planning Task Force Report is of special in- Registration is slated for 8:30 'terest in Huron and Perth. This a.m. The two presentations and report has been surrounded dinner will cost only four ? dollars. .with controversy since its presentation. Polor.ization has materialized around the concepts of com- munity medicine, and the cost Of health ' care.' The present hospital -physician orientation of health delivery services 'is challenged in the "Mustard Report". . Knowing that interest will be' high, accommodation for 150 persons is planned.. • I The featured speakers will be Dr. Humphries of St. Marys, a ]�] member of the Health Planning t Task and Mrs. Brenda Wattle, / editor of Canada's Mental Health Magazine. It is to be trusted that the public will take .advantage of this positive presentation and spirited discussion. CALICO SCHOOLHOUSE 4 miles south. of Amberly on Highway 21 CRAFTS AN'TIQUES 2ND SEASON OPENING MAY 1 7 HOURS: Friday, - 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Saturday - Noon - 6 p.m. Sunday and Holidays: - N'oon - 9 p.m. r . Coffee and CoAies served Everyong Welcome Sue and Wendy. 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