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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-12-08, Page 23WINTER VEST & SKI JACKETS 20 %OFF (Vests shown below left) 4 II At a Christmas meeting Monday evening, members of the St. Peter's Catholic Women's League put on a skit about the CWL past, present and future. At left, Father A.F. Loebach plays the role of a train conductor In a scene from the past and, at right, he takes on the role of a spaceman hi a scene from the future. (Photos by Joanne Buchanan) Farmer resident dies in Huronview MRS. GERTRUDE FEAVER Mrs: Gertrude Feaver of Southcott Pines, Grand Bend died in Huronview on Monday, November 29. She was born in Detroit, Michigan to Charles A. and Ethel B. (Compeau) Fortier. She lived in Amherstburg, Goderich and Grand Bend. She attended St. Rose's Academy in Amherstburg, the University of Toronto and the University of Western Ontario. She worked • as .a music supervisor for the Townships of Malden and Anderdon. OBITUARIES She was a member of St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church-, Goderich. She married Donald Feaver in Amherstburg in 1957. He survives her. Also surviving are one daughter, Susan of London and one son, David of Toronto. A funeral mass was held on Wednesday, December 1 at 2 p.m. 'at St. Peter's Church. The Reverend Father A.F. Loebach of- ficiated. McCallum Funeral Home was in charge of the funeral arrangements. Interment was in St. Peter's Cemetery, Colborne Township: Pallbearers were Ron Lane, Glen Rittinger, Larry Powell, Bill Murdie; Al Wright and Don Southcott. NATALIE NICOLE (NICKY) LEISHMAN Natalie Nicole (Nicky) Leishman of Centre Street, Dashwood, died Saturday, December 4 at University Hospital in London at the age of eight as the result of an accident. She was born in Goderich on October 11, 1974 to Frank Henry and Susan (Cooke) Leishman. She lived in Goderich until 1981 when she moved to Dashwood. She attended Brookside Public School in Bill Metcalfe elected club president Election night at Circle Ci- ty Toastmasters has become an annual event of fun and excitement for the usually serious members. At the December 1 meeting, each member, who had been nominated for an office at the previous meeting, campaigned vigorously for office, assisted by another Toat- master who had been ap- pointed campaign manager. Posters, paper hats , and stickers were the order of the evening and the oratory was persuasive and at times very effective: When the tumult and the shouting had died, the following members found themselves to be the newly - elected. executive for 1983: past president, Mike Sully; president, Bill Metcalfe; educational vice-president, Rita Ross; administrative vice-president, Adrian Vos; Form new association Representatives of 73 Library Boards met recently in Toronto to found a new library association, in On- tario. • For some time the library community in Ontario has been concerned with its political voice at the Provin- cial level. Looking at the ex- amples of Association of Municipalities of Ontario (A.M.O.) and Association of Municipal Electrical Utilities (A.M.E.U.) which combine executives and politicians in a strong organization to make representation to upper levels of governments the decision to form the Associa- tion of Library Boards of On- tario (A.L.B.O.) was made. John Martel, Warden of Essex County, was elected the first President. The pro- vincial -executive is drawn from representatiy es of small library boards, medium and large library boards, county and, regional boards in order to represent the diversity of libraries in Ontarit4 _ The' executive is, at pre- sent, organizing its sec .Tiifl and recruiting library boards in order to be in a position, among other things, to respond positively to the Green Paper of library organization which the government has promised this December. Membership is open to any operating library board in Ontario. secretary Marione Robin- son; treasurer, Jocelyn Shrier; sergeant -at -arms, Wayne Steward and bulletin editor, Diane McLennan. Bill Metcalfe, in accepting the , gavel from Mike Sully, promised an exciting year for the membership and said that prime consideration would be given to encourag- ing new members to join Toastmasters. "If we could only show people what a good time we have here learning to be pro- fessional speakers, our ranks would swell con- siderably," he said. He announced a Christmas dinner meeting Thursday, December 16 and resump- tion of regular meetings January 12. Ashfield Township and Stephen Central in Crediton. She was a member of Evangelical United Brethren Church inDashwood. She is survived, by her parents, Frank H. Leishman of Dashwood and Susan Leishman of London; . two sisters, Wendy and Wanda, both of D1shwood; one brother, Frankie of Dash- wood; grandparents, James and Ruby Leishman of R.R. 5 •Brussels and Ray and Lenore Cooke of Goderich; and great-grandmother, Helene Cooke of Goderich. A funeral service was held at Stiles Funeral Home, Goderich on Tuesday, December 7 at 1 p.m. The Reverend Robert 0. Ball officiated. Interment wain Colborne Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bernard O'Neil, Eric Williamson, Brad Kennedy and Allan Leishman. Flower bearers were Travis Davis, Andrea Becker, Doug Cooke, James. Leishman and Don Mitchum. Give the gift that lasts a full year! the oderich SIGNAL—STAR HUCKINS STREET, JUST OFF HWY. 21 SOUTH GODERICH Name of Sender Address Postal Code Phone To _ Address Postal Code Phone E Cheaue,._enclosed_ L mo_lester_. GIVE A YEAR SUBSCRIPTION to the Goderich Signal Star A great gift idea and it's :nly $19,90 OFFICE HOURS: MONDAY TO FRIDAY 0:30 A.M. T•:o- 4:00 P.M. GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1982 --PAGE 21. Parking fines stiffer in prohibited area Dear Editor, Thanks for the photograph of the new Handicapped Parking signs which have been erected at certain areas just off The Square. This has drawn the new signs to the attention of the public. However, the fine for dfegaliy ,Ylparking. to this lPirohibited Area" is� $6 rather than 53. I draw this to the attention of citizens as one lady, who received a ticket, has men- tioned this to myself and Mr. Eisler. The two signs indicate by symbol "NO PARKING" unless you are a handicap- ped person (or are driving a handicapped person). This should be indicated by the handicapped sticker on your vehicle. These are available at the police station. ALL parking violations in Goderich, if paid voluntarily out of court, are THREE col- lars, with these exceptions: parking in a prohibited area; parking on the side of a highway opposite a school (where signed); stopping in a NO stopping area; block- ing any driveway; parking within three metres of a driveway. Yours very truly, Patrick D. King Chief of Police. OFFICE -AID MING IN MT HOW WILL PW( UP AND DELIVER. EX/ERIEIIcr WITH DEFEIIENCES. PHONE: 524-9117 Drop of freshness A single Drop Of 'Pure Air' Works Like ! A Roomful Of Air Freshener. 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