HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-12-12, Page 32The Goderich Lioness Club presented the La t Diana Day Care at Vanastra with a che-
que for $160 on November 27. The money wased by going door to door on Hallowe'en
night. The money will go towards operating e r es of the day care. Presenting the che-
que is Joy Hicks, Secretary of the Lioness Club to Karen McEwing-McConnell, director.
Middle row, left to right, are teachers and volunteers: Brenda McEwhi, Alia Van-
wonderen,
Heidi Elliott, Marg Coventry and Nancy Sue Swap. (Anne Narejko photo)
WI donates gifts to FACS
The December meeting of the Goderich
Women's Institute was held at MacKay
Centre with the president, Mrs. Helen
Morley presiding. The Institute Ode was
sung by the members and the Mary
Stewart Collect was repeated.
The secretary's report was adopted as
read.
The roll call was answered by the
members with -,each giving a Christmas
verse.
The president held a discussion on some
business matters and correspondence was
read.
At this December meeting donations of
gifts and money are 'presented to the
Huron County Family and Children's Ser-
vices.
Birthday greetings were sung to the
president for her December birthday.
The pianist, Mrs. Mabel IIawkins
favored with some fine Christmas music,
after which the members joined in singing
some Christmas cards.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sitter gave some
Christmas readings that the members en-
joyed. Mrs. Celia Taylor sang a solo. Also,
Mrs. Johnstone sang a short doll song.
The meeting closed with the Institute
Grace and 0' Canada. Tea, Christmas
cake and cookies were served by the lunch
committee.
The next regular meeting will be held on
January 3.
FWIO sustains resolutions
Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario
were concerned about current issues during
their annual board meeting at the Bond
Place Hotel, Toronto in November.
Numerous^concerns had been studied dur-
ing the past year by over 25,000 Women's In-
stitute members in 1,125 branches. Some of
the topics that were explored included por-
nography; profiteering by crime; 1eomen's
rights; farm safety; Canada pensions;
advertising that exploits women; day care
"centre for pre-school children; bulk food
shopping; child abuse; battered women;
uses and effects of pesticides; small prin-
ting on bottles and in telephone books; litter
in public places; causes and affects of acid
rain; drugs and alcohol; abortion; return of
standard spare tires and better tires on new
vehicles (how to protect our environment by
separating our garbage and recycling
paper, glass, cans, etc.; and transportation
of animals and their safety.
One day of the annual meeting was spent
considering some of these concerns in the
form of 16 resolutions which had been sus-
tained at Branch, District and Area levels.
After much study and discussion, nine of
these resolutions were deemed worthy of
support and were sustained.
Alcohol seemed to be the major concern
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affecting our lives today, because three of
the sustained resolutions pertained to this
topic. Therefore action was requested to:
(1) raise the drinking age to 21 years; (2)
step up a campaign for tighter controls and
public awareness of the harmful effects of
alcohol; and (3) enact legislation so that a
substantial portion of profits realized from
liquor licences and taxes onalcoholic
beverages be used explicitly for, the care
and rehabilitation of alcoholic victims in
treatment" and 'dt;-tox centres throughout
Ontario.
Concerns addressed through the other
resolutions were: to set a standard for seat
belt fasteners in cars and trucks; to enforce
laws to prevent the degradation of women
and children through pornography; to
change the legal system to deal more
severely with repeat offenders; to enact
legislation which will exclude psychiatric
patients from nursing homes for seniors; to
implement compulsory centre line mark-
ings on all black top road surfaces; and to
urge the Canadian government to strive to
be a leader in the global nuclear disarma-
ment movement.
.But all is not work. Women's Institute
members do take time to enjoy the friend-
ship of fellow members, make new friends
and enjoy the warmth of serving others.
Old Saint lel ick
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To fill his sleigh with joy.
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For girls and boys.
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The anneal Christmas dinner party of
the Maple Leaf Chapter IODE was held on
December 4 at the Bedford Hotel.
Fc{lUQwing the dinne4 the regent, Mrs. R.
McDonald, distributed a, newsletter
disclosing the highlights of the cor-
respondence from the Provincial Newslet-
ter
as well as the Maple Leaf Chapter
news.
Then the Ways and Means Committee
proceeded with the entertainment for the
evening. Mrs. R.Y. Smith introduced the
Fog Horns who favoured the members
with a number traditional stories and
songs of many 1 nds. At the end, the
members participa in a lively session, of
carols. („
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The next regular meet
January 8 at 8:15 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
R.L. McDonald.
Residents entertained
On December 7, the residents of Maitland
Manor were entertained by Mabel Gray,.
violinist, and Joan Henwood, pianist.
Christmas selections and carols were
played and also Concerto No. 4 op. 8 in G by
Huber.
Tamrnk Rea played two delightful piano
solos.
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