HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-10-07, Page 21Huron. WI pally attended
by 150 ladies from count
The 25th annual, Huron
W
County Rally of the omen's
Institutes was held on
Monday in the Dashwodid
Community - Centre with
nearly 150 present from all'.
over r the County." '-The
president of Huron South,
Mrs. Roylance:W'estcott RR 3
Exeter presided for the- day
long session. -
After . the opening exer-
cises, Mrs.., Ray Rader,
president of the Dashwood
W.I . welcomed everyone.
Greetings were brought from
Huron Est by Mrs. W.
Freeman and - from Huron
West by.Mrs. •Ivan Wightinan-
The minutes were accepted
as read by the secretary Mrs:
James, 'Armstrong. She also
gave the financials ternent.
The: :-District S retaries.
gave; their repor East
Huron reported' II branches
with 276 membrs;: Huron.
West, • Mrs. v Richard
Buchanan, • 12 branches and
435 memberSi ,and Huron
South, Mrs. Lloyd Ballan-
tyne, 9 branches with 310
members.
The report of the Historical
Society was given . by Mr's.
Mervyn Batkin `stating that
four general meetings had
been held Well attended.' Mrs,
Carl Johnston, representing
Huron County Rally as a
member of the Steering
conmittee of,the Hurpn Perth
District Health Council°;
spoke on the work that the
New issue .of.CSBH
to get underway soon
Two prominent investment
dealers will 'direct payroll
savings sales for' this year's
Canada Savings Bond
Campaign in Ontario.
Donald N.. Fraser•g of.
•r` 'crthtto, and Ralph Hag,er'of
Kitchener will spearhead the
two-month CSB Campaign on
the payroll savings front in
Ontario. The' payroll cam-
paign gets under way in mid-
September and ends
November 15.
Over this period, 37 CSB
organizers will visit some
2,500business and industrial
establishments .in Ontario to
helpset up payroll savings
plans for the purchase of the
new Series by employees.
More than . x$185. million
worth of Canada Svings
Bonds was purchased by a
quarter of a million em-
plt t'e'es through payroll
savings plans in Ontario last
year. •
0. Mr.' Fraser ` wil•1,. direct
organizers in, the Central
East Region, which embraces
Toronto, • Northern and
Eastern. Ontario while Mr.
Hager will direct tri ac-
tivities of organizers f� the
Central -West Region, which
takes in the '. Hamilton -
Niagara area as well ,as
Southwestern Ontario.
Mr. Fraser, a resident 'of.
Toronto, has been in the
,securities field. since' 1957, and
is; •associated ' with a Toronto
investment firm:
A Torontonian, Mr. Hager•:
has 'had an active career in
sales management in Kit-
chener'-and
it-chenerand in ''recent years
has been associated with
•
Canada ., Savings Bond
Campaigns with a Kitchener,
investment dealer. Mr. Hager
has been assistant director
for payroll sales in Central
Ontario West since -1973.
Tie succeeds David R.
Dattels, who served as
Central Ontario West director
for . almost- 10 years. Mr.
Dattels, a prominent Kit- •
chener ' investment dealer,
has been ..associated • with'
Canada Savings • Bonds'
payroll sales since the ,first
issue in ,11946. During this
committee had been doing.'
Kippen Branch presented
an entertaining shit.
Greetings were brought froth"
the Federated' Women's
Institutes of Ontario by the
• Bo"ard Directors, • Mrs.
Gordon Papple and Mrs.
Howard Wallace, and Mrs..
Wallace Laidlaw, president of. -
the London Area. • , `
GODERICH SIGNAL -START.
Holmesville News:
Church News.
° Worship cervices Were held
at Holmesville United„
Church. They also observed
Bruce Heath, director of '.
the Huron County, Children's
Aid Society reported bn the:.
use of the Bursary which all.
Branches • had supported. On
his •advice,• there will be, ino'
• call for the funding this year
as part has;been paid back by
former • recipients o"1 the
bursary:
Mr. Heath thanked ' the
delegates for theirinterest in
helping award of the Society
to higher learning.
The home economist Miss
b
period, he served . as an Jane Pengilley was a sent '.
organizer; supervisor and due to former commitments.
.director of 'payroll sales and She sent word that a short ••
was given additional , course on quilts will be held •
responsibilities and an ex- •. this winter.
panded territory to • ad-
minister. Mr. Dattels opened The afternoon session
his own .investment firm in opened with 0 Canada .and. a
Kitchener afteri•:hav,irg sing=sortg led by members of •
served with the RCN during the Elimville branch.
the Second World War. • ' . Guest speaker was .Mrs.
.This year marks the 31st Kenneth Johns of Exeter. She.
'anniversary • of Canada 'wa s.Utre of the founders of•the
Savings `Bonds whie h have 'County Rally andrthe Huron
become recognized through County Scholarship. She told
Holy Communion. Sunday
sehool was held in the Church
Hall with Rev. J. Oestreicher
in charge.
.Thanksgiving servic will
be.. held. in Holmesville•
Church, next Sunday at 9:45
a.m.
The UCW will ,meet .in .the
the. years as Canada's most the history of the rally for the
popular personal investment. past 25 years and. then
There have been over 43.7 presented, the • annual
Million applications since scholarship to Sandra
1996, with total sales during Stewart -of Hurondale. Miss
that period amounting to over Ste is mother : accepted, ,
$47.6 billion. Of that amount, thelarship and thanked
almost $7,3 billion has been the delegates for it. •
purchased through the Mrs. Keith Webster
payroll savings plan in- • reported, . on Huronview and
• stituted in' thousands of thanked all .for the monthly
business establishments , for birthday parties for the
their employees. residents. She stated that the
Last year, a record $564 Auxiliary have been buying
million wgrth.' of Canada new shell chairs butt above
Savings Bonds was our- • everything, they need
chased: through the'payroll_ visitors. •
savings planby more than`_ The delegates, were urged
786 000 individual urchasers.:. save their s eI'd 1st
, p • top amps
Emphasize 7 steps_
McKibbon attends
cancer con erence:
John Me•Kibbon , Canadian
Cancer. Society ,.'Educa'tion
Vice Chairman, of the Huron
Unit, participated in a two-
day Education ,Conference
October --2 and 3 at the Prince
1-lotel in Toronto.
Along with 300 other Cancer
Society volunteers,' Mr.
•McKihbon .' attended
workshops conducted by
professional health con-
sultants and teachers The
delegates learned about _the..
cancer education materials
available to people in the
community- and about'. the
most effective way to use
these, materials to educate
the public about cancer
safeguards,
"The Canadian Cancer
Society has an itmeortant
message to tell," said Mr.
1VIcKibbon. "But•in-this age of
mass information it is at
times difficult to be heard.
Our message is quite simple,
all we're asking is that people
practise the 'Seven Stems. to
Health."
• The • 'Canadian Cancer
Society's Seven Steps to.
I earth are: have a medical
and dental check-up; watch
for anychange in your nor-
mal state of health; find out
about any, lump or sore that
'Canada Savings Bonds_are _ for delegatestoA.C.W.W. and
avaffable-.'to all Canadians, urged all to make quilt blocks
either through "'the payroll to *be 'sent to - Erland Lee:,"
savings plan where they work Homestead.
or by individual purchase for, Plans were discussed re the
cash • or by instalments, at •International Plowing Match
their local banks • and 'to be held in Huron' County in..
authorized. investment 1978 and' the part the
dealers stockbrokers, trust Women's' Institutes could- do
and loan companies and to make it a special week.
• credit unions.. .
does ''not he,al;, protect
against too' much
sunlight; do not smoke; have
a Pap test; and :do. a monthly
brest self-examination
McKibbon said,* "The
Canadian Cancer Society has
-a wide variety of learning
materials- available free .of
charge for. schools, clubs and
any other - interyested
organizations. We have films
for youth, adults, _men and,
women's", groups and pam-
phlets in. every language, as
well as school kits, mall and
fair displays and a roster of
public speakers."
Anyone interested in ob-
taining , cancer education
material should'contact the
local` Canadian Cancer
Society office or call Mr.
McKibbon at 524-6694 or Mrs:
DorothySmith at,524-2393.
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Perform •a
-death-4P ►ng'
act.
Give Heart Fund.
Give Heart Fund
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The,Van Egmond Foundation
2nd ANNUAL.
CID1 RiESI
Cider pressing • Shingle cutting
all fer cfiiirWng --.--7 - IWO bell' itVfig cbiitertS ---
Steam engine ` Pioneer Activities '
Rummage sale ' . And much, much more
Sausage making'
OCTOBER 17th 1976 a
11 NOONTO
In the grounds titin historic Van E
TiBmond House, Egmond-
'ville, Ontario• it.mile south of Seaforth) ' •
..�
M a.
Bonds l Many plans
came forth but it
-Canada ngs pay • was deft _;,.with a ;special
a dual rollee I'in the'develop- committee of president and
merit of Canada They help
individual Canadians save, on
•,a, basis,' towards Nits. Donald Haines of
achieving family economic"- 'Auburn thanked: all who had.
goal5 and at the same time,, taken part and Mrs' Freeman.
play • a' major •role in' the gave the invitation to hold
Federal` Government's debt
next yeas rally in 'Huron
management progr • 'thus
providing a means •tables created great interest
.every Canadian can become..
directly involved in financing as also the decorated an
his country's growth and • niversary- cake which was
s erved to -all
m
future developent:. e. z
vice-presidents of the three
districts. ' ..
whb 'East. The attractive craft
wliere
By Blanehe reeves
Church Hall October 12 at 2
pm
Personals
Holmesyille ; school held.
open house on Tuesday,
September 29' for the pprents ,'
of the students only.
Goderich Township
Women's Institute will meet
Monday October. 11 at, i p.m.
with M•rs..• Jack Hofhneyer
showing slides on her recent
trip to Greece:
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