HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-11-23, Page 12PAGE 12--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY. , NOVEMBER 23, 1978
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Several have called and
asked why there was no
Lochalsh news, others
formed their own
opinidns, and so to ex-
plain it all I just didn't
write news I didn't know
'about, because you the,.
public didn't tell me. If
you want the local paper
to be better, you must do
your part. Reporters, one
by one, quit doing this
public service, because
you do not tell them the
newsyou have or co-
operate in helping to
make the column and the
local paper interesting.
The paper can only exist
by the help of community
minded people.
We have lost so much in
our community ac-
tivities, with the loss of
our small schools, our
small churches, our
small meeting places, let
us not lose our small
town papers. Let us show
our • true community
spirit by doing our part.
It was certainly nice to
see the sign Lochalsh
printed in large letters on
the forme Frank and
Annie Maclennan store,
this summer. Thanks,
folks, we were one family
proud to have this done.
Mr. Doug Martyn .is
helping out at the Art
Helm shop in Lucknow.
•
lsh news• missed
Lochalsh
Marion McCharles correspondent, 528-2822
Mrs. Emile MacLen-
nan has daughter Marion,
formerly of Sudbury
visiting with her aid
Sandy.
With such a beautiful
fall corn harvesting,
ploughing and fall work
are being completed and
all should be ready for
winter.
Visiting Mrs. Gordon
Finlayson during the past
week end were Mr. Allan
Finlayson and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Emberlin of
Toronto.
Those from this area
who attended and en-
joyed the luncheon and
social time sponsored by
the Sanderson Travel
Agency, Mr. and Mrs.
Hospital Auxiliary meets
Vince Mountford hosts at
the Legion Hall Ripley on
Monday last, were Mrs.
Florence MacKenzie,
Mrs. Dorothy Finlayson,
Mrs. Peggy Farrish, and
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
McCharles.
Mrs. Warren Wylds
was hostess -to the Ash-
field Presbyterian
Church W.M.S. meeting
on Thursday past. Mrs.
W.M. Ross had charge of
the meeting. The Dec.
Meeting is to be held at
the home of Mrs. Neil
MacKenzie.
Voting for Reeve of
Ashfield township took
place on Monday the 13th
-and the total' poihng
booth was at the, home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim West,
with Mrs. West and Wm.
Farrish in charge.
Miss Donna Elphick
spent a couple of days in
Toronto at the Royal
Winter Fair as a , guest
With 4H club leaders from
across Ontario.
Among the several
night school classes in
Ripley is Flower
Arranging with Mrs.
David Elphick in charge.
Mrs. Ross MacKenzie
and Mrs. George Mon-
crief are attending night
school in Lucknow at the
Quilting . course, Mrs,
Alvin Robb is teaching
hand work, and sewing.
Happiness is best at-
tained by learning to live
each day by itself. The
worries are mostly about
yesterday, and to-
morrow.
So to busy our minds let
us consider doing some
type of Craft 'such as
found in this article,
called Treasures which I
shall try to explain from
week to week.
Have you tried using
geranium leaves to form
a Canopy in a flat or
shallow dish, that has
small flowers (real or
artificial), around the
.edge: • It's' lovely in a '
corner in your entrance
or on your dining room
table. I love to call it a
"canopy". Try it.
A group of Grade 6 boys crowd around a display of
crafts at Victoria Public School's annual fair held
last week in the school gymn. Samples of writing,
printing, art work and crafts were on displa v for
parents and students to view and also to be j L, .. ged
for prizes. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
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which way to turn,
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HI is year 9,060 Canadian
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breast cancer: The Canadian
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early LI 1.clion. diagnosis and
treatment.
New gift shop main topic of discussion
President Mrs. R.
McCallum presided for
the regular meeting of
the Auxiliary to
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital in the
Auxiliary Room on
Monday, November 20.
Mr. Elmer Taylor,
Hospital Administrator,
spoke briefly to the
members in regard to the
new gift shop.
Red birch, as specified
in the plan, is not
available for construction
of the shop. Alternate
choices are pine suitably
Legion Auxiliary meets
stained, maple or fir.
This necessary sub-
stitution will likely result
in a higher price than had
been estimated.
Auxiliary members
agreed that Mr. Magee,
architect, and Mr. Green,
who will be in charge of
Members get medal
The November meeting
of the Ladies' Legion
Auxiliary with 58
members :presentwas, as
usual-,- very -full and in-
teresting.
Two new members
were initiated, Rose
Hayes and Kathleen
Langille.
The attendance prize
was won. by Edna Powell
and the mystery prize by
Sharon Scruton.
The highlight of the
meeting was the
presentation of Com-
memorative Medals to
Jean Elliott, Sharon
Scruton, Mona Davis, and
Karen Draper for out-
standing service in the
furtherance of the aims
and objectives of the
Royal Canadian' Legion
and its • Ladies'
Auxiliaries.
Plans were made for
the Zone Darts com-
petition held on
November 19 and the
Christmas meeting and
party to be held on
December 12.
On November 29 the
auxiliary expects about
50 veterans from West-
minster Hospital for
dinner and fun.
The auxiliary will be
Obituaries
MRS. JOY
MARILYN WARD
Mrs. Jby Marilyn Ward
of 337 Huron 'Road,
Goderich died suddenly
on Sunday, November 19
in Alexandra Marine and
,General Hospital at the
age of 39.
She was born on March
31, 1939 at Sydney Mines;
Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
to Bertha Christina
(MacLeod) and Robert
Bartlett. She moved to
Ontario as a child and
lived in Toronto. She
attended schools in both
Cape Breton and Toronto.
She married Garry E.
Wardin Toronto and they
moved to Goderich in 1965
where they had lived ever
since.'
The late Mrs. Ward was
a member of St. George's
Anglican Church in
Goderich.
She is survived by her
husband; children, Mrs.
William (Deborah) Thom
of Stratford, Tracy,
Robert and Suzanne, all
at home; father, Robert
Bartlett of Cape Breton;
two sisters, Marion
Bartlett of Toronto and
Mrs. Dennis (Deborah)
Dalton of Goderich; and
one brother, Michael of
Cape Breton.
She was predeceased
by a son who died in in-
fancy.
A funeral service was
held - on Wednesday,
November 22 at 2 p.m. at
Stiles Funeral Home. The
Reverend Robert J.
Crocker officiated.
Interment was in
Colborne Cemetery.
Pallbearers were
Doug, Barry and Jim
Mohring, Don McAdam,
Kenneth Bowen and Paul
Spain.
To The Electors
sof West Wawanosh
Township
THANK YOU
For your support at the polls
Sincerely,
Joseph. F. Hickey
s
very busy for the ._next
month catering to holiday
parties for clubs and
offices.
The Snowflake Bazaar
was a very colorful event
with a great number of
both participants and
buyers for the tempting
variety, of baking and
crafts displayed.
The enthusiastic
support of the auxiliary in
the Poppy Campaign and
the Service of Remem-
brance was much ap-
preciated by the branch.
construction, should
decide which wood ' is
most suitable.
Mr. Green . plans to
begin building the shop
when he returns from his
vacation in two weeks.
Mr. Taylor expressed
appreciation ° for new
equipment provided by
the Auxiliary.
A new refrigerator is
now in use in the west ,
wing.
The food processor had
just arrived and was in.
i!the room for members to
see. . .
)The metric scales have
been ordered.
The medical staff will
decide what medical
equipment is needed
most at the present time
and this will be ordered.
In lieu of selling
calendars this year, each
auxiliary' member has
been asked to entertain at
least four people asking,
,
for a $2 donation from.
each person. Several
members have already
done this and have given
their donations to the
treasurer, Mrs. Don
Smith. It was deci • ed to
extend the time fo 1 these
parties until next • ring.
New items ar• in the
gift shop and . dditional
stock for the hristmas
season will be : dded. The
shop will .b: open af-
ternoons a d evenings
until Christ as.
Many att active items
handmade by members
were on d splay and will
be for sal : in the shop.
Intere:;ting demon-
stration - �yvvere gigen by
Mrs. K. Cgutt on covering
wire hangers and by Mrs.
Pat, Spence on making
corsages using florist's
ribbon, wire and tape.
Mrs. N. McHolm
brought figurines , which
will be for sale in the
shop.
Refreshments were
served and a time of
fellowship was enjoyed.
The next regular
auxiliary meeting will be
held on January 15, 1979
at2p.m.
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