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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-10-16, Page 9v Maple Leaf IODE Display of handknitted items going to far Mrs. Ronald McGee, regent, McCallum. Some 13 new presided at the October Canadians took their oath of meeting of the Maple Leaf allegeance. The chapter en - Chapter. Imperial ' Order tertained the group following Daughters of the Empite on ' the ceremon at the home of October 7 in the auditorium of Mrs. J.W. Wallace. the Assessment Building. Further business mentioned She commented upon the girl the national programs such as adopted by the chapter under __ the Canadian Save the Children program. Reports were heard froth the recording secretary, treasurers and various com- mittee chairmen. Mrs. W. M. °arrow spoke for the Services committee and Mrs. Ray Breckenridge drew the members attention to the beautiful knitted articles, personal property bags and layettes on display at the meeting. These will be tagged and forwarded to various I.O,D.E. distribution points - hospitals and in the far north. Mrs. J.W. Wallace, Education convener stated that the Huron County Oral Com- munications contest ' (Public Speaking) has been dropped by the Trustee Association. She challenged the chapter to assume sponsorship of such a worthwhile" endeavour. The chapter agreed to do so. Membership secretary, Mrs. H. Murphy spoke of obligations as I.O.D.E. members. Some ladies 'have held membership for 254ears or more and will soon receive their pins. Ways and means convener Mrs. Strickland announced that plans had been completed for an IODE Theatre. Night -October- 29 .at -the _local_ Park -Theatre, for which the mem- bers •will be asked to sell tickets. A recent citizenship court Was , described by Mrs. London Art Gallery shows in schools Arrangements have been made with the London Art Gallery Extension Department to have two exhibitions of art visif Huron County secondary schools during 1975-76. Each display will be in a school for' approximately ten days. Information kits on the coming exhibition .will be sent tthe schools approximately o weeks in advance of ' they, display in order for teachers to ' prepare classes for viewing the • work. • The ' first exhibit "Figure Variations" will be in Goderich ., District C.I. from" November°17 to November 28 and at Central Huron S.S. from December 4 to, December 18. This will be followed by "Cape Dorset Prints" • in Goderich District C.I. from • March 31' to April 14 and in Central Huron S.S. 'from April 21 toMay5. The public is invited Co. view. these exhibitions while they0are in the County. New variation on old fraud say OPP Phoney invoices charging businessmen for non-existent advertising 'are again being circulated in Ontario. The Ontario Provincial• Police reminds all individuals and firms to ensure that all accounts payable have been verified before payment is made. ' Recentlyhospitals, colleges and other institutions 'have been the prime target for the false billings. Typically an invoice is received requesting payment - for an advertisement in a. newspaper. The invoice may be on the letterhead of an ad; vertising agency and may be accompanied "by a tear, sheet ft -6m the paper. Often a disclaimer in 'very fine print may appear on the back of the invoice stating: "This is a solicitation and does not constitute a right to payment." Recently a new variation was introduced in Ontario. Several hospitals • placed legitimate' help wanted advertisements in a Toronto newspaper. Some time later they received an invoice . ,accompanied by a purported tear sheet front a foreign newspaper. This ad- vertisement had never been requested and likely never appeared. Anyone who receives a phoney invoice is arised to call their local police depart- ment orathe anti -rackets branch of the Ontario Provincial Police.' the Greenhouse Atawapaskat N.W.T. and ey glasses for deprived Caribbea children, Arrangementw were made for attending the Armistice Day Service and laying a wreath at that time. i,n hIH 14lans for the annual special Christmas meeting were discussed, The members agreed to hold this event at the "Male Inn", Bayfield. Mrs, J. Morrissey.offered to convene a committee to make all arrangements. Other ladies serving on the committee will beo)VIrs. G. Smith, Mrs. R. Smith and Mrs, D. Sho. ,ged. Mrs, Wallace, saking on behalf of the Huron Branch of the, Ontario Conservancy, in- vited merPlbers to attend a series of lectures on various • • CODER ICH SIGNAL -STAR , THURSDAY, OCT0130. 16,187;3-h 1844'40E* I 4 north aspects of architecture, in- terior and exterior design, to be given October 23, November 27, January 29, and February 26 at the "Little Inn" Bayfield. A cup of coffee ,and light refreshments "concluded interesting meeting. an puce Excavating -Dashwood 236-4230` TRUCKING BACKHOE - &DOZER SERVICE , V 'GODERICH NICK DOWHANIUK 524-6240 • 18 Action iiced! AYLMER fATSUP 00 11-FL•OZ. 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