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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-06-26, Page 30n PAGE .68'- DERXCH SIGNAILSTAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26,1965 vice Clubs The 1985-86 Goderich Kinette Club executive includes: (Front Row) Sandra Pollock, Past President; Gayle Purser, Vice President; and Mary Helen Blue, President. The Back row • includes; Dianne Armstrong, Bulletin Editor; Sue Denomme, Treasurer; Cindy Allen, Registrar and Jennifer Pearson, Secretary. Hospital staffer speaks to WMS The W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian Church, met in the Sunday Schoolroom at 12:30 on June 18 for a pot luck luncheon. Mrs. R. McAllister asked Mrs. E. Ed- wards to introduce her guest, Mrs. Robert McTavish, of Shakespeare, who is first vice- president of Huron Perth Presbyterial. In her remarks, she asked us not to hesitate in taking a position when Nominating Commit- tee calls on us this fall. For With Faith in God's Help and Prayer we can do all Things. - Mrs. McAllister thanked her and introduc- ;ed Miss Susan Taylor, deaconess whg, will assist in the congregation during summer. Minutes of last meeting were read by Mrs. W. Sanderson. Treasurer's Report was given. A Lice Membership Certificate was presented to Mrs. G. Young for her long and faithful ser- vice to the Society. Mrs. Royal then took over. The hymn, ' "He Leadeth Me" was sung. Mrs. G. Young read scripture John 23 verses 1 to 21. Mrs. O. Falkiner led in prayer. Mrs. Royal then introduced Miss Jean Scott, RN, who works at the Alexandra and Marine Hospital in Goderich. She told us of her belief, of .the part that faith in God and prayer had in the recovery of many ill pa- tients. She closed with prayer. Mrs. Royal thanked her and closed with all repeating the Lord's Prayer and Mizpah Benediction. Mrs. McAllister added her thanks and declared the meeting adjourned. At a special dinner on June 10th, Dot Scott of the Goderich Kinette Club was presented with the Elspeth Rogers Life Membership Award. Shown presenting the award on the left is Dot's daughter, Sandra Pollock, president of the Goderich Kinettes and on the right, Charlene Gerrnuska„District Kinette Co-ordinator. Dot has been active in the Goderich Club for over 25 years. A life membership is the highest honor that can be awarded in the Kin Association. Adele Drennan was recently honoured with ,the Kinette of the Year Award. Presenting the Award is life member and Charter President of the Goderich Kinettes, Grace Patterson. Adele was also installed as Zone K co-ordinator for 1985-86. Branch 109 to host Post 18 comrades The regular meeting of Legion Branch 109 for the month of June was held in the Jubilee Room with first vice-president Alvin Blackwell in the chair. Two new members were iniatiated into membership in the Branch by comrades Les Riley and Harold Chambers. Donations, having a total value of $1,275. were approved by the floor. These donations include $200 to Goderich Minor Soccer, $75 to the Lady Diana Nursery School, $125 to the Goderich Figure Skating Club, $75 to the Huron -Perth Lung Association, $125 to the Red Cross, $75 to the Multiple Sclerosis Society and $600 to the Town of Goderich towards the cost of the Canada Day celebra- tions. The applications of five new members were accepted into Branch 109. These new members include Albert Marsden from Windsor Branch 255 as an ordinary member, Donna Gail Smith as an associate member, Stephen Bidwell, Donna Leppinton and Donald Parker as fraternal affiliate members. Simon Langlois was granted an Honorary membership. - Chi% �•. N�8 y yq el • �J')' .1 T � far wZ J Starting in April, 198( , the Coast Guard will tow you only when commercial towing is not available, or when waiting for a tow could he dangerous When they do tow, they'll take you to nearest safe haven. The Coast Guards to answer genuine distress calla.” So when you set out to sea, make more a can get hack on your own! Bc prepared' NO lIp' Keep your engine tuned! Have haao, tools and spare parts on hoard. Tell aomcl o c 'your sail plan. It's great to get hack, so you cark r , 1;1t again: fir op the joh Ile Canadian Garde cattere Coast Guard canadienne Assisting mariners in distress 1 rt.( Inl,rn,.rw,n.,i to .1', P,11, .,r..ahn la,.,r,. l I ll\k PRFv F Q'f I()\ r 1A 1'1)(1 DF 111F lual R \ • O\T\R1O hl•\ nN- Canada \, „1y ,.I IRI, \\t\ A bus will leave the Legion at 8 a.m. on August 11 for the trip to Fergus and will then proceed to Owen' Sound for the Zone C-4 Drumhead service at 7:30 p.m. The cost is $6.00 per person for the bus. Comrade Carolyn Holborn was named the Branch membership chairman and Roy Mugford will be the new chairman of Veterans and Aging Services. The following appointments to the Branch executive were made: Don McArthur as service officer, Harold Beadle as canteen chairman, Bill Burke as ways and means chairman, Ron Stewart as " entertainment chairman, Howard Carroll as track and field and also jubilee chairman, Don Kernick as sergeant at arms, Alex Gauley as assistant sergeant at arms, Bill Finnie as assistant treasurer, Bea Dowell as assistant secretary, and Stan Profit as liaison officer to the Ladies Aux- iliary. Rev. Royal is the branch padre assisted by Rev. Crocker and Rev. Wood. A motion was approved giving the ex- ecutive power to act during the summer months and until the first regular meeting of PR Y DE MONUMENTS (Esrobl,shed Since 1919) • Fully guaranteed Custom Designed Monuments by Expert Craftsmen. • Full time professional Memorial Counsellor -SEE WHAT YOU BUY - MODE RN SHOWROOM Suncoast Mall, Goderich Telephone 524-2337 Open I).iik 10.im to i pm ( 1ns•d S.,Iurd.i . at 3 pm Ant, fI.lming t appointment I)on t)entrmme - Memorial ( ouns•Ilur SWEET CHERRIES Ready Now Plentiful Crop Pick your own or get them ready picked. Pitting machine available for your convenience. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Rock Qlem 7riiit 3arias ,CtQ Located on Rock Glen Rd. - 1-828-3100 Arkona, Ont. the Branch in September. A motion was also passed directing the finance committee to recommend a suitable financial donation to the Central Ontario Tornado Relief Fund. During the Canada Day weekend from June 28 to July 1 the Branch will play host to our American visitors from Legion Post 18 Bay City and other tourists in town for that weekend. A full program of Branch ac- tivities has been planned. There will be dan- cing in the Vimy lounge on Friday evening. A Diamond Jubilee dance will be held in the Jubilee room on Saturday night at which time special awards will be made. On,Sun- day the Ladies Auxiliary will host a Friend- ship Breakfast and a levee will be held at the Branch in the afternoon. On Monday, July 1 the Branch colour party and a Legion Dia- mond Jubilee float will take part in the an- nual Canada Day parade. The Jubilee 50 - 50 draw will take place at the Legion after the parade. The next meeting of the Branch executive will be held on Tuesday, July 30 at 7:30 p.m. in the Jubilee room. 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