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Mr. and Mrs. Greg Bird
James Gregory Bird, son of Mrs. Mary
(Alister) Bird of Goderich, and Janette
Marlene Brown of R.R. 6 Goderich,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Brown,
were married in Nile United Church by the
Reverend R. Roberts on October 15. Matron
of honor was Brenda Brown, sister of the
bride. Bridesmaids were Lisa Brown,
Donna Maize and Sheri Parsonage.
Marianne Vanderburgh was the flowergirl.
Groomsman was Clark Williams of Strat-
ford. Guests were ushered into the church
by John Bird, Paul Brown and Bernie
Gerdes. John Lowe of Brussels was the
ringbearer. Following the ceremony, a
reception was held at Saltford Valley Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Bird took up residence at
5 Quebec Street in Vanastra.
CIV!C CORNER
Huron County Council will meet Thur-
sday, December 1 at 10 a.m. in the council
chambers, Court House, Goderich.
The Local Architectural Conservation
Advisory Committee will meet Thursday,
December 1 at 4:30 p.m. in town hall.
The Tourist Committee will meet Thur-
sday, December 1 at 7:30 p.m. in town hall.
Goderich Town Council will meet Monday,
December 5 at 7:30 p.m. in town hall.
The Bicentennial Ad Hoc Committee will
meet Tuesday, December 6 at 4 p.m. in town
hall.
The Day Nursery Committee will meet
Tuesday, December 6 at 4:30 p.m. in town
hall.
The Planning Advisory Committee will
meet Wednesday, December 7 at noon in
town hall.
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TORONTO 4 Peggy Menzies of Clinton,
president of the Hospital Auxiliaries
Association of Ontario (HAAO) presided
over the 73rd annual convention; held in
Toronto's Downtown Holiday Inn this week:
More than 500 delegates representing 216
hospital auxiliaries across Ontario attended
the three day event. Clinton delegates in-
cluded Provincial Secretary Donna Wood,
Clinton Public Hospital Auxiliary Treasurer
Roberta Plumsteel and first vice president
of the local organization Joyce Chilton.
Highlighting the three day convention was
a presentation by the Metro Organ Retrieval
and Exchange Program (MORE) on Nov.
presid's for convention
27. A teen volunteer program and six con-
current sessions, were also held on Nov. 27.
The sessions continued on Nov. 28 and on
Nov. 29 a one day session was held on
leadership and communications, led by
June Lemanex an Ottawa professional
human relations consultant.
Earl Lindsay of Renfrew, a member of the
Canadian trekking group at the time of the
Canadian assault on Mount Everest in 1't 2
discussed the Mount Everest challenge with
an illustrated address at the annual banquet
on Nov. 28.
,.At the banquet 28 life memberships were
presented to auxiliary members from
across the province.
There are nearly 54,000 hospital auxiliary
volunteers in the province in 216 hospital
ai'vfliaries, which included 1,300 male
volunteers. During the r.=,st year auxiliaries
have raised in excess of $9.2 million, with
hospital gift shops bringing in $3.7 million of
this total.
Auxiliaries have donated to their hospitals
nearly $8 million mostly for equipment
purchased with remaining funds used for
items such as local bursaries, education and
investments.
Volunteer hours worked in these hospitals
have totalled 1.92 million hours of volunteer
service during the past year.
nual meeting
Women's Institutes hold an
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"Move forward with vision and deter-
mination ... know social issues and take ac-
tion," said Mrs. R. B. Johnson of Cochrane,
the firS1' Provincial President of the
Federated Women's Institute of Ontario
from the Cochrane-Temiskaming Area.
Mrs. Keith Hiepleh, president for the past
three years, conducted the business for the
annual meeting in Toronto this week. Direc-
tors voted to send money to the Nutrition
Project in India and to the "Workshops for
Women" in the Cameroons.
Scholarships had been presented to
students across the province with the
McKercher scholarship going to Donna
Joan McDonald.
Mrs. Duane Williams of Camden East was
elected as the treasurer. Pubic relations of-
ficer is Mrs. George Cunningham of Con-
secon and Tweedsmuir, curator is Mrs. Ian
Heales of Campbellford.
Mrs. Clarence Diamondjd the sessions
on resolutions regarding current concerns,
e.g. requesting more control on nuclear
weapons, to permit use of heroin for the ter-
minally ill, support of shelters for battered
women, and recycling of pop cans to,prevent
waste.
Joyce Cunning, Rural Organization Co -
Ordinator, informed the members that the
Ministry would be presenting "Rural
Seminars for Vital People" throughout the
Rotarians hear about wildlife
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The regular meeting of the Goderich servation Area in Hullett and talked about
4otary Club was held Tuesday, November the work done by the Ministry with animals
29 with Past President Marc Chalut chairing and birds in these areas.
An active program at Hullett is the
building of good marshland and swamps as
habitats for wild fowl.
This wild life area is free for nature lovers
and hunters and is located northeast of
Clinton.
The speaker was thanked by Jim Phillips.
the meeting.
It was announced that the Rotary Club
float won first prize in the Santa Claus
parade.
The speaker for the day was Doug Puffer
from the Ministry of Natural Resources. He
showed interesting slides from the Con -
Area Newborn News
COLLINSON
Jim and Jean are pleased to announce the
arrival of their second son, Justin Andrew,
weighing 7 lbs., on Sunday, November 13,
1983 at Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital, Goderich. A little brother for
Jason, the ninth grandchild for Mr. and Mrs.
George Wraith.
THOMASSON
T.J. wishes to introduce the arrival of his
darling new sister, Amy Nicole, 8 lbs. 4 oz.,
born Sunday, November 27, 1983 at Victoria
Hospital. Parents Betty ,and Bruce are cop-
ing well. Proud grandparents are Mrs.
Joyce Thomasson of Ingersoll and Mr. and
Mrs. P. Vancook of London.
RITCHIE
Donald and Karen ( nee Reurink) of R.R. 5
Lucknow are pleased to announce the ar-
rival of their son, .Andrew Russell on
Wednesday, November 16, 1983 at Wingham
and District Hospital. Proud grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Tim Reurink of R.R. 7
Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie
of Lucknow. A great grandson for Mrs. Ger-
shorn Johnston of Wingham, Mr.and'Mrs.
Gerrit Logtenberg of Goderich and Mr. and
Mrs. Gerrit Reurink of Holland.
Goderch
Stratford
Woodstock
province in February and March with the
theme being, "Communications".
The Junior Women's Institute chose as
their Bicentennial project to have 22 maple
trees planted near the Women's Institute
Hall at the Ontario Agricultural Museum at
Milton. They donated money to the World
Project, "Fresh Water for All", and
presented trophies to the disabled at the
Murderball Championships in Toronto.
Hon. Dennis Timbrell, Minister of
Agriculture and Food, addressing the
members at a luncheon, enlarged on the
plans for the Bicentennial. Historical farms
are being recognized, history revived and
plans made for the Queen's visit. Women's
Institute members across Ontario are mak-
ing a quilted wall hanging depicting
features of each area. This will be presented
to the province to be hung in the Legislative
Buildings in Toronto.
Mrs. Harvey Noblitt of Ottawa, the Presi-
dent of the Federated Women's Institute of
Canada, urged the women to study and
know the important issues that concern the
family ... the Criminal Code, Canada Health
Act, equality of employment, the damaging
effects of the exploitation of women and
children, sexual abuse, and pornography.
The Officers' Conference will be at
Waterloo University May 1, 2 and 3 in 1984
and the National Convention in Western
University, London in June 1985.
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Senga Johnston, secretary of the Goderich Klnette Club, hands over a $100 Zehrs voucher to
Bill Stanbury who won the grocery draw held recently at the Kinettes' Christmas bazaar. At
left is Ray Hurd, manager of the Goderich Zehrs store where Bill loaded up his cart
Saturday. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan).
Playhouse gets new board
The annual general meeting for Huron
Country Playhouse was held at Sanders On
The Beach Restaurant in Grand Bend on
Tuesday, November 22.
The Board of Directors for the 1983-84
year will be led by Jill Waters of Parkhill as
chairman, Adrian Bayleybbf Hensall as past
chairman, Dave Sheppard of Grand Bend as
vice-chairman, Dave Bannister of Grand
Bend as secretary, and Russ Lingard of
Grand Bend as treasurer. Other executive
members will be Angela Amitt of London,
Bettie Gibbs of Parkhill, Jim Kneale of
Grand Bend and Tory McKenzie of Bayfield
as the representative of the HCP Ladies'
Guild.
Returning to the Board will be Bert
Albertson of Grand Bend, Mary Fran Gaiser
of Exeter, Audrey Harris of Komoka, Bill
Heinsohn of London, Marie Homans of
Grand Bend, Esmail Merani of Exeter, Dan
Murphy of Goderich and Sharon Statham of
Strathroy.
New members will be Mary Alderson of
Grand Bend, Ellen Coutts of Grand Bend,
Edward Iskauskas of Grand Bend, Jack
Levie of Parkhill, Peter Phillips of Exeter
and Bruce Woodley of Grand Bend.
In addition, Mrs. Al Coo was appointed to
the Honourary Board for the many contribu-
tions she has made towards the develop-
ment of the Playhouse.
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CLOSED SUNDAYS
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