HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-09-28, Page 9THE GODE RICH SIGNAL• -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,.197S". PAGE. 9'
Colborne residents ready dor November election
Colborne residents, be
alert to the fact that if
any residents and tax-
payers are interested in
serving on the .Colborne
Township Council, there
will be ,a ratepayers'
meeting week of Oct. 16 -
20 (date to be announced
later after meeting
October 3).
If any residents wish to
be nominated for Reeve,
Deputy Reeve or Council
contact Clerk Wilmer
Hardy, Ph. 52409893
Colborne Twp. Hall, for
particulars by Oct. 16 to
23, as nominations are
closed on October 23,
For Goderich Twp and
Colborne Twp. School
Board, contact the clerk
off Goderich Township.
If there are enough
nominations to cause an
election it will be Mon-
day, Nov. 13 with ad-
vance poll, Saturday,
November 4. If there are
not enough nominations
for an election those
nominated will go in by
acclaimation so govern
yourself and interests
accordingly.
Auxiliary may expand gift shop
The regular meeting of
the Auxiliary to
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital was
held in the Auxiliary
room on Monday Sept. 18
at'2:00 pm with eighteen
members and two
visitors in attendance.
The president Mrs. R.
McCallum presided for
the"meeting.-.Tkte meeting
opened 'by repeating the
Hospital Auxiliary
prayer and the Lords
Prayer in unison. The
reports by the secretary,
Mrs. C. Kalbfleisch and
the treasurer, Mrs. D.
Smith were received.
Two valued members
of the Auxiliary who died
during the past year,
Mrs. F. Walkom and Mrs.
J. McLaren will be
remembered through
memorial gifts to. _ the
hospital.'
Mrs. N. Jackson
reported that at present
there are twenty-three
girls who are active as
Candy Stripers. Mrs.
Jackson was asked to use
her own judgement in
regard to the required
attendance of these
volunteers.
Reporting on the gift
shop, Mrs. G.C. White,
convenor, stated that new
stock wi11 be purchased in
preparation for the
Christmas season. The
St. Peter's CWL plan,
annual Christmas Fair
St. Peter's Council of
the Catholic Women's
League met in the church
hall recently for the first
meeting of the season.
Mrs. Dan Murphy
presided at the meeting
which opened with the
League prayer led by
Father Loebach.
-In thought for the day',
Father Loebach gave a
brief outline of the
marriage and family
renewal program now
being projected in the
Diocese. There is an
outstanding show of in-
terest in the Deanery for
this program.
The ,,,minutes and
correspondence were
read by secretary Miss
Eileen O'Brien, she also
gave the treasurer's
report in the absence of
the treasurer.
A .letter from Father
White, thenew director,of
the C.W.L. for the
Diocese .asking for the
support of all the council,
was read.
Mrs. Lennis Bedard
will present the Grade 10
Latin prize at the
graduation 'exercises sof
G.D:C.I.
A discussion was held
re - the Latin prize.
Should it be replaced or
continued? After some
discussion it was decided
to continue the prize as it
is the only way to keep
the work of the C.W.L. in
front of the students.
Mrs. Murphy, Miss
O'Brien and Mrs. Hogan
attended the Diocesan
Convention at Brescia
Hall, London and Miss
O'Brien gave a very
interesting and full report
of the two day con-
vention.
Business ccbmpleted,
everyone introduced
themselves. There were
44 members of the
League in attendance.
Reviewing the past
summer's work, and
reports showed that even
in holiday months, the
League keeps ;ori with
many activities.
In the new business, it
was learned a hot dinner
will be served to 15
Priests from the Deanery
in the church hall
Tuesday September 26..
Deanery meeting will
be held in Stratford
October 18, anyone
wishing to attend should
contact"Mrs. Murphy or
Miss O'Brien.
Christmas Fair date
will be November- 18 so
plans were made for the
Fair. There' will be the
regular table such as
baking, candy, sewing,
knitting, novelties and
Christmas decorations
and Corsages.
Wool was available for
members to take home
and knit for the Fair.
There will be material
available at the next
meeting, too.
The next meeting of the
League will be on Mon-
day, October 16.
After adjournment all
the ladies got involved in
rn a k.i._n-g. -.. _Christmas,.
corsages. • Material was
made available by Mrs,
Agnes Bedard.
During the social hour
that followed, coffee and
a dainty lunch was• served
by Miss .O'Brien and the
.ladies made,.;,several
dozen corsages. The next
meeting, Christmas
decorations and candles
will be the project.
Sister Yvonne had a
very ' interesting game
called Human Bingo
Name 0, a novel way to
meet all present at the
meeting.
gift shop will remain open
during the evenings until
after Christmas. Con-
venor of shop personnel,
I. R. W. Bell would
welcome any volunteers
who could help in the
shop.
There was some
discussion in regard to
the._..._.possi ilii Qr..--
enlarging the shop by
using part of the waiting
room. This will .he con-
sidered at the next
meeting of the Auxiliary
when - suggested plans
and cost estimates are
available.
The by-law re the
bursary was revised so
that $200. the present
amount of the bursary;
will be paid to the winner
in September.
Mrs. C. Worsell
reported that the sewing
committee has been busy
with mending which has
accumulated during the
summer months.
Members will also knit
articles to be sold in the
gift shop.
The Hospital Auxiliary
will not sell calendars for
1979.
After some discussion
about ways and means of
raising money, it was
agreed that each member
should be responsible for
entertaining a minimum
of four guests at two
dollars each before Nov.
30th.
The new .hospital ad-
ministrator; Mr. Elmer
Taylor, was introduced to
the Auxiliary members
by Hospital. Board
Chairman Mrs: -de Berry.
Mr. taylor spoke "li ierl
and promised his support
to the Auxiliary.' He was
welcomed by the
members during a brief
time of fellowship when
refreshments were
served:
On Monday, September
25 ten Auxiliary members
attended the Fall Con-.'
ference in Waterloo.
The next meeting of the
Goderich Auxiliary will
be held on Monday,
October 16th with Mrs:
Russell Alton in charge of
the program.
CHRISTMAS COUNTRY
FAIR
The Christmas Country
Fair which will be held
this year in Saltford
Valley Hall, Wednesday,
October 18 and Saturday,
October 21' promises to
keep to its established
high standard.
Among the artists this
year will be several new
ones, Mona Mulhern a
Goderich artist; Robert
Stoddart of Goderich with
goldsmith, silversmith
and jewellery designing;
Alfred Dale,
quadraplegic of Seaforth,
whose Hasti Notes will be
sold by the C.G.I.T. at the
fair; Joan Pope,
Goderich, who will have
"Gollywog" dolls and
toys; Neil McKee of
Benmiller with bird
feedees-;-for m et. township._
residents Glenda
(Mcllwain) Byrd of
Milverton with her
father, Frank Mcllwain
of Goderich. ,jewellery of
handcut semiprecious
stones.; Roy and Myrtle
(Pfrimmer) Simpson of
Windsor with "Pebble
Art", figures made from
Ontario beach stones;
and Jim and Joanne
Durst (The Rainbarrel
Shop) Goderich with
stained glass and
woodenware. •
This all promises to be
something special in
addition ' to the regular
exhibitors.
SOFTBALL
The Colborne .Tovt-ship
Softball games have
come to a conclusion. The
last ones to report were
The Tyke Boys. Ben -
miller A team coached by
John Edwards and dim
Fisher, defeated Ben -
miller B .Team coached
by Dave Wilkinson and
Ken Duncan in the third
game of the finals with a
score of 5 - 4.
Congratulations to both
teams for an excellent
showing.
A special thanks • to all
the coaches and umpires
of the softball teams for
an ex cellease, ason.-
4-H
Tiger Dunlop Group
No. 2 has started its 4-H
Project ",Essential
Edibles" and with
leaders Mrs. Brenda
Thompson'. and - Mrs.
Darlene Fielder. Their
first meeting at the home
of their assistant leader,
Mrs. Fielder, Wednesday
evening, September 20. -,
The meeting opened
with the 4-H. Pledge after
which they " held their
election of officers.
Results were: president,
Sharon Fisher; vice -
r,
MR. AND MRS. BRAD OKE
(Photo by Doerr, Exeter)
Couple wed
Janice Hayter, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hayter, Dashwood and Brad Oke, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Oke, Zurich, exchanged solemn vows of marriage
in •a double -ring ceremony September 2 at Zion
Lutheran . Church, , Dashwood. The Rev. Mayo
Mellecke officiated.
Bridal attendants were matron .of honor, Joanne
Maguire, sister of the bride; bridesmaids Shirley De
Vries, Joanne Muller, Terry Thomsen .and Jayne
Hayter. Andrea Hendrick was flowergirl.
Best man was Randy Oke and guests were ushered
by Tom Hayter, Wayne Oke, Noel ' Skinner, Jason
Brown and Kevin Oke. David Maguire was the
ringbearer.
Following the ,honeymoon in the Pocono Mountains,
the coupleareresiding in Dashwood.
BAHA'U'LLAH, The Promised
One Of All Ages Teaches....
• No ono Fruth can contradict another truth. Light Is good
In whatever lamp it Is burning) A rose Is beautiful In
whatever garden it may blooml A star has the sam.
radiance If It shines from the East or from the Westl •
ea free from proludice: so you will love the San of Truth
.. from whatever point to the horizon, It may rise. You will
realize that If the Divine Light of Truth shone In Jesus
Christ, it also shone In Moses and Buddha., This Is what
Is Meant by search after truths
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Please write P.O. Box 212, Godorlch Ont.
SHOP THESE WEEKLY. STAR STUDDED SPECIALS
AIM
TOOTHPASTE
PEPSODENT
TOOTHBRUSHES
2R994
NESTLE
FRENCH FORMULA ONLY
)r4„,., HAIRSPRAY10oz•
• SILVIKRIN
SHAMPOO
ANSODENT
DENTURE
CLEANSER
ill Tke'Squere, GO9ERICH/Maliks Corner, CLINTON/Mels Cermet, UEAFORTH
olborne
corner
Gertrude Kaitting,
correspondent, 524-2076
president, Barbara
Clark; secretary -
treasurer, Connie Willis;
-press-reporte-r;-- Diane
Bogie; telephone girls,
Laurie Kerr and. Sheila
Fisher; book cover
committee, Susan
Pollock, • Sharon Fisher
and Brenda Bolton;
Achievement Day
committee, Jody Finn,
Heather Clark and
Barbara Clark.
Mrs. Fielder discussed
a number of different
topics which included A
" Guide for Good Eating,
Food Guide Breakdown
'and Personal Food
Guide. Leader . Mrs.
Brenda Thompson,
demonstrated "Metric
Crispy Granola" and
discussed the proper
techniques for measuring
ingredients and the girs'
home.activity.
Everyone took part in a
grocery bag game and
then sampled the,
granola.
The next ,.meeting will
be held today Thursday,
September 28, 6:30 p.m,
at the home of Mrs.
Brenda Thompson. Any
girls wishing to join
should contact Mrs.
Thompson, 524-4165.
Tiger Dunlop Group
No. 1 held its third
meeting at Colborne
Township Hall, Monday
evening, September 25.
Minutes of last meeting
were 'read by Margaret
Vanderlinde who moved
their adoption, seconded•
by Rhonda Bean.
The vice-president read
the roll call which was
"My Favorite Break-
fast". All members were
The girls made the
menu for the evening
which was a white sauce.
For next week the girls
'urn topage 20•
FOR PERSONAL.
COMMERIAL.AND FARM
,' COVERAGES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Contact:
J.J. MULHERN
GENERAL INSURANCE
46 WEST ST. GODERICH
524-7878
Complete Automotive
Machine Shop
and
Radiator Repair Service
Let US do the work....
IDEAL SUPPLY
COMPANY LIMITED
145 HURON ROAD, GODERICH
524-8389
NOTICE
OF NOMINATION
Nominations of. Separate School Supporters
for Representation on the
HURON COUNTY •BOARD
OF EDUCATION
will be received by the undersigned
Commencing on Monday, October 16th
and until 5 P.M., E.S.T. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1978
Nominees must be a Separate School Supporter and may be from any
of the following municipalities:
Ashfield, Colborne, Grey, Howick, Hullett, McKillop, Morris, Tur-
riberry, East Wawanosh, West Wawanosh, Town of Goderich, Blyth,
Brussels, Seafor4h, Wingham.
One representative to be elected.
Required nomination forms may be obtained from any Municipal
Clerk's office.
Larry McCabe,
Clerk, Town of Goderich
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