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26. Births
ARMSTRONG
Mr. •and Mrs. Rannie
Armstrong, RR 5 Goderich,
are pleased tq announce the
arrival of Dana Suzanne; 8'
lb. 15 oz.; on June 30, 1979. at s"
Goderich Hospital. A sister,
PROV , POSTAL CODE.
(22),
26. Births
,GUM -ES
Mr. and ,Mrs. Raymond
Gomes, of Goderich., are
pleased., to announce the
birth of their daughter,
Pooja on June 29, 1979,
weighing. 6.. lb. ter --oz",- at
for Pamela Bradley and Goderich Hospital. •
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Teresa.
CHISHOLNF. 28. Engagements
Mr
Chisholm, Dungannon, are
28. Engagements
BRINDLEY-YULE
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Yule,
Cargill, would like to an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Darlene
Catherine to Mr..Rgas J.
Brindley, son -off' Mrs.
,Donelda Brindley and the
late Gordon i. Brindley,
Goderich. The wedding twill
take place, at Walkerton
Baptist Church, Walkerton
on Saturday, July 7, 1979 at
2:00 p.m. Reception to follow
at Paisley Curling Arena at
-9:00 p. m.-27
GRAF-MacDQNALD -
Mary Helen MacDonaldltud
David John Graf; both of
Goderich, are pleased to
announce their forthcoming
marriage. Their e2change of -
vows will 'take place on
Saturday, July 14th, 1979, at
3:30 p.m., in Knox
Presbyterian Church,
Goderich, Ontario. -27x
30. In memoriam
BAECHLER
In loving memory of a dear
son and brother, Walter
BatchLer, who passed away
four years ago, July 3rd,
1975.
Down a road that's calm and
peaceful, '
Guided by God's° loving
hand, •
You -have gone upon - a
journey,
To that"' bright and better
land.
Alway-s in our m.entpry we
seem to find a way
To. wander back and meet
-you on the road to yesterday.
-Lovingly remembered by
Mom and Dad and sister
Sharron. -27x •
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Anto
Three new associate members
accepted byLegion Branch 109
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BY -NEIL SHAW
Auburn on June 30 and a
The June executive
meeting • of Legion
Branch 109 contained a
number of items of in-
terest to the general
membership. The new _
membership chalrrnan,
Comrade Bill MacLeod,
presented three ap-
plications for .associate
(son or daughter of a
veteran) membership in
Branch 109. These ap-
plications were accepted.
A motion was passed to
_grant a life membership
to -each World" War T
veteran who has been a
member of Branch 109 for
air least 10 years. These
memberships will be
presented at a special
'honors and 'awards night'
- to be held' onn Saturday,
October 27 -
It was _also decided to
Purchase a special Board
on which will. be
displayed the names of
all life members -oaf-
' e m b ers•`- -of -
Branch 109.
' The meeting learned
-that the boiler has been
serviced and will serve'as
a back-u-p-•sour-e�e of heat
this winter for the new -
heat system. "
- Members were also
inforrhe-d that the. branch- ,
_
now is providing drill
31. Card of thanks instruction for, the
Bluewatei band which
the branch 1i sponsoring
this year.' The branch is -
also sponsoring a trip•by
bus to the Scottish
Festival.. at the C.N.E.
For • tickets, contact
- Branch 109 color party
will attend the Drumhead
service at Hanover
branch' where they are
marking' the 50th an-
niversary of their branch.
The branch: ..sick and
welfare chairman,
Comrade Ray Barker
reported the following
members in hospital: in
Alexandra Marine_ and
.
General, H. Hibbert, Wm.
Wheeler; W. Reinhart, H.
• Stewart and Mary Vicker
of the ladies auxiliary;
eiVesxminster - D. Wilson,
- B.—Mob-ring and -Wm.:
McGill ; University - J.
Queen, K. Cook; at home
- B. Wilcox, e. Bowler, H.
Phillips and A. Smith. A
regular schedule of visits
is maintained _by
Comrade Barker and his
committee:.The branch sports
chairman, in his report
stated that Branch 109-
will
sponsor a pee wee
baseball tournament for
the Legion distt' -t_ at _
Agricultural Park on July
19. Teams from Clinton
and Goderich will
represent the -
Zone in this
tournament.
Comrade _Bob `Chap-
man, the Deputy Zone
- HUMMEL
I wish to express my sincere..
thanks to friends and neigh-
bdrs for your visits -bowers
and, . cards sent to nre while a
patient in Goderich Hospital.
Special thanks to Drs" Watt,'
Walker and Thomson, the X -
Ray Department, nurses on
second east, V.O.N. and my
co-workers in the O.R.
Thank you all for your care
and kindness.—Annette
Hummel.-27
•and Mrs Rprltald _,
p ease to announce the
birth-- of Paul Derrik,
weighing -8 lb. on July 1, 1979.
A brother for Jamie. • . ,
GERMAN •
Mr. and Mrs. David Ger-
man, RR -5 Goderich, are
happy. to announce the
arrival of their son, Eric
William Joseph,' weighing 8
1b. 7 oz.- on June 30, 1979 at
G
P'ROUSE-CHOWEN
Mr.,,, and Mrs. virilliam J.
Chowen of -Clinton_ are
pleased. to tannounce the
forthcommg marriage of_
their dau llter,f Rariene, to,
Gary Prouse, soh' of Mrs.'.
Lois Hallam of Goderich and
Robert. Prouse pF Goderich.
The wedding will take place••
at the bride's parents' home
on July 28, 1979.=27
oderich Hospital: -
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NIVINS
We would like to thank
friends and relatives for the
gifts and good • wishes at a
surprise gathering held
Saturday, -June 23rd, -at they
home of Mrs,., ad•lvlrs. Don
Pickard, Clinton� on the
occasion of our'25th Wedding
Anniversary. Your
thoughtfulness was greatly
appreciated-.-Gord • and
Mary-Nivins.-27 -
Comrade -Harold
Chambers.
•Braneh_.1-09_ rovided a
color party for ale 125th '
anniversary parade in
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Bulletin
Board
ERESTED pers.ons.�
or organizations are invited
to 'attend .a meeting of the
Huron Coufity` Community
Services 'Council on- Thtar-
sday, ,July 12th, at' the
Agricultural and Food
Building, 20 King 'Street;
---Clinton, at_ ..9_:3_0..a.m.-27ar -
�r 25.o k9
dp CO.OP
LP -
cattle
cameral
HP
ate
SP
HP
YIP
AA Cattle
Mineral
Should -be fed on a free -
choice basis to cattle on -
high 'levels •o,f 'forage,
primarily grass, hay and/
or haylage. Intended , as
a source of. phosphorous
and trace minerals. •
LP Cattle
Mineral
LP cattle mineral to sup:
piemeiit .high levels of
grain plus CO=CIP LPS:•,
May be fed free choice or
mixed in the ration. Mainly
a source of calcium and
trace minerals.
Fn:CeY•.. :
HP Cattle 14.45
Mineral
To be offered free choice to
cattle receiving high levels
of legume hay and/or•
"haylage. It is. intended
.mainly as a source of
phosphorous and trace
minerals.
MP Cattle •
Mineral
Fed to cattle on high levels
of grain or silage.. Calcium
tq phosphorous ratio 2:1.
Provides/Minerals and vit-
amins ih- farm -mixed or,
custom feeds.
•
CO-OP Cattle
Conditioner
A highly fortified mineral•
that is formulated as an aid.•'
in treatment of a calcium or
phosphorous deficiency.
May be fed free choice or
mixed in the ration.
Salt And106 e(10
Mineral Feeder
Provides salt and minerals
to your herd when needed
most. Iu bber'"tub resists -.
chemicaractiort. Wind -
vane for rain and snow
protection. Approx. cap.
r,aAatINd
AVA LAn[
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4.
Commander, informed
the branch that donations
to the' Legion _ Hospitaal
Fund may be directed to
cover' the. cost of a new
van to service the Home
Dialysis program.
Branch 109 has $1,035 W-
help cover the cost of the
van.
Correspondence from
the Legion Provincial
--Pros-Went, Vic Collins,
directed- the branch to
-object. strongly to the
plan of the federal
government to combine
the Department of
•Veteran Affairs -with that -
of • the -Department of
National Defence under
one , minister. All
veterans were Urged to
contact their, local
member of ' parliament
and have him -endorse a
separate minister of
Veteran Affairs.,
A photo in the June
edition of the Legion
magazine of a display to
support the last poppy_
.c a.m. p.a ig.n ___i n c. Lu. de.d -.
paintings by Comrade
Jack MacLaren, the -last
surviving member of a
famous World. War I
entertainment troupe -
the Dumbells. As a result
of this photo, -Branch 109
GODERICH SIGISIAL-STAR, TH(3RSDAi8, JULY 5, 19.79-T-PA(,3E 15
has been contacted by a
First World War veteran
from British -Columbia
who- rem ember -s en -tering -
Mons one day _after the
Armistice and being
entertained in the Mons
theatre by the Dumbells
who presented H.M.S.
Pinafore.
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Dear Captain Comet,
Hi. My name is Jackie
Allan and I had my sixth
-birthday on July 3.
-- --- , Jackie
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