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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-10-28, Page 20a A MEM - -GQDEBICHSG lAf.STS„ WEDNESDAY), OCTOBER 28, 1981 Red Coss BLOODUONOR CLINIC G.DPCQIR AUDITORIUM MSS, OCT® 29th FROM 2 P.M. TILL S P.M. ®;30 P.M. TILL sae P.M. This Public Minded Message Published by... SELINGER WOOD 1.110..IE..GERS ELECTRONIC SERVICE DIVISION 5 miles from Goderich on HINT. 8 Industrial Electronics N.C. and Solid State Systems ORS -Business & Marine Radios Vending. and Arcade Equipment 524-2418 Maple Leaf Ahmeek Chapters mark doth anniversary with dinner One hundred IODE members and guests gathered at the Maitland Country Club on Wednesday, October 21 for dinner to celebrate the 80th anniver- sary of Ahmeek and Maple Leaf Chapters. The anniversary cake was cut by Mrs. W.G. MacEwan, a long time member of the Ahmeek Chapter and Mrs. D.D. ,,.-Mooney, a 50 year member of the Maple Leaf Chapter. TheGoderich Teen Tones entertained, following din- ner, to the enjoyment of all. His Worship, Mayor Harry Worsell, brought greetings from the town. Mrs. H.J. Murphy, Regent of Maple Leaf Chapter, in- troduced the guest speaker, Mrs. W.G. Alexander, Presi- dent of National Chapter IODE. Mrs. Alexander spoke on her trip to London, England in July of this year. She was there at the time of the Royal wedding and car- ried the IODE wedding gift from Toronto to Buck- ingham Palace.,Through the Victoria League, Mrs. Alex- ander was presented to. Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret at St. James Palace. Mrs. J.M. Cutt, Regent of Ahmeek Chapter, thanked ducing uidrtEasy Gres rnz investment short : n fiexibility. Here's what you get with a Quick & Easy GIC from Victoria and Grey: Flexibility. Your GIC is automatically renewed each year at the current interest rate. Cashability. You can cash your GICs on any anniversary date'without paying a penalty. Convenience. Interest payments 'tailored to suit your needs. Quick & Easy GICs from Victoria and Grey. They're quick. And, they're :easy, auldre Easy VGAND VICTOR GREY RST Since1844 Goderich: 100 Kingston St. 524-7381 Member •C:.nada Deposit insurance Corporation Mrs. Alexander, Two new members were welcomed into the Maple Leaf Chapter. They are Mrs. Lois Bowen and Mrs. Nancy Graham. Guests attending the din- ner from Provincial Chapter were President Mrs. T.D. Throop, First Vice -President Mrs. C.H. Dalton, Area Vice- President Mrs. Alan Christmas and Area Coun- cillor Mrs, A. Dawson. Members were present from Clinton, Mitchell, Stratford, St. Marys and London Municipal Chapter. Chairperson for the even- ing was Mrs. G.L. Royal. MVCA marks 30 years The Blyth Community Centre was the scene of a Maitland Valley Con- servation Authority birthday celebration on Thursday, Oc- tober 1. Present Authority staff, municipal represen- tatives and government of- ficials, along with former staff and members (number- ing approximately 150 in all) joined in wishing a happy 30th birthday to the MVCA. Known today as the MVCA, some people atten- ding the celebrations remember it by another name. , By Order in Council, September 6, 1951 the Middle Maitland Valley Con- servation Authority was given the jurisdiction to manage and develop, where necessary, the natural resources of the area. It was not until 1962 that the Authority expanded and became : known as the Maitland Valley Con- servation Authority. Further expansions in 1967, 1972 and 1976 brought the Authority's area of jurisdiction tolls pre- sent size, which includes the Lucknow River watershed as well as the Maitland River and its tributaries. At the 80th anniversary dinner of the Ahmeek and Maple Leaf Chapters, IODE held at the Maitland Country Club last Wednesday evening, the special cake was cut by, left to right, Linda Murphy, Maple Leaf Regent; May Mooney, a member of Maple Leaf Chapter for over 60 years; Alma MacEwan, a member of Ahmeek Chapter for over 50 years; and Florence Cutt, Ahmeek Regent. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) EST. 1975 Two new members of the Maple Leaf Chapter, IODE had their badges pinned on them at an 80th anniversary dinner held at the Maitland Country Club last Wednesday evening. Left to right, are Ruth Alexander, national IODE president pinning Lois Bowen and Nancy Graham being pinned by, Jean Throop, provincial IODE president. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Hospital Auxiliary- plans bake sale The regular meeting of the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital Auxiliary was held on Monday, Oc- tober 19. It was reported that all the sewing machines had been overhauled andit was agreed to donate one to. the Clinton Mental Health Resource Centre which is under the auspices of A. M. & G. Hospital. Reports .of the Fall Con- ference of Region No. 2 held in Guelph were given by Frances Worsell and Hazel McCreath. The Spring Con- ference will be held in Mount Forest. , There is to be a member- ship recruitment meeting on Wednesday, November 4 at 8, p.m. in the McKay Centre meeting . room. It is hoped DESIGNER• GOLDSMITH • SILVERSMITH QUALITY OBJECTS MADE BY HUMAN HANDS, POSSESS AN INDIVIDUALITY AN AURA, A FOLK ART QUALITY, THAT MACHINE MADE ARTICLES CANNOT MATCH. A UNIQUE SHOP OF DISTINCTIVE HANDCRAFTED GOLD AND SILVER DESIGNS, WITH DIAMONDS, SAPPHIRES, RUBIES AND SEMI- PRECIOUS STONES. OPENING ON NOV. 2 ALSO A FINE COLLECTION OF STAINED GLASS, HAND BLOWN GLASS, SILKSCREEN PRINTS, WOOD SCULPTURE AND MUCH MORE. ALSO JEWELLERY REPAIRS, AND THE RE -DESIGNING OF OLD GOLD & SILVER. CANADIAN AWARD WINNING DESIGNER 524-4509 58 WEST ST., GODERICH, ONT, N7A 4M1 MEMBER META[ATSLI OHTA OCRAFTS-COUNCIL: that interested young women will plan to attend. The idea of an evening group will be considered. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Peggy Menzies, Clinton, a provincial vice- president. A. bake and craft) sale is to be held in the hospital cafeteria or auxiliary room on December 4 starting at 9:30 a.m. The committee in charge of this project con- sists of Frances Worsell, Vi Rutherford, Kay Bell, Margaret Alton, Ora Mc- Callum and Jean Wheeler. The offer of a booth at the Bluewater Centre bazaar on November 28 was accepted with thanks and it was agreed to sell tickets on tat- ted doilies, an afghan and a Raggedy Ann doll with pro - "We personally invite you to come to Clinton to shop - and compare - on - your next furniture purchase" Compare selection, quality,, price and service. You can buy the best for less at Ball $ Mutch. Come browse through our vast selection of fine home furnishings. We feel you'll be pleasantly surprised - we offer big -city selection at small-town prices you can afford. . Don Denomme Clarence Denomme WE DELIVERY DAILY TO GODERICH ANE° APrA All HOME FURNISHINGS H FLOOR COVERINGS CARPE -TING Ball & Mutch Ltd. Nome Furnishings 91 Albert Street, Clinton 4112-5305 _OPEN!"'Si'RTrai,Tr".o-1 i ' i915r.I�1'-:E?. : .Open Friday nights 'till 9 p.m. ceeds to go to I.C.U. cam- paign. Approval was given for the president, Janet Kalbfleisch; vice-president, Marjorie Jackson and some Candy Stripers to attend the annual convention at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Hanly elected Huron County administrator -clerk William Hanly has - been' elected a new director of the Associa- tion of Counties and Regions of Ontario. The association, and the Rural Ontario Municipalities Association, will become sectionsof the expanded On- tario. Municipal Association when they merge Jan. 1. Middlesex County's administrator -clerk, Ron Eddy was acclaimed presi- dent of the counties and regions association at its final annual meeting Mon- day at Chatham. The association also re- jected . a Perth County resolution seeking federal financial assistance for homeowners who want to remove urea formaldehyde insulation. 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