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The October meeting of
Goderich Legion Branch
109 was held in the Vimy
Court Lounge with first
vice-president Walter
$heardawn in the chair.
From the correspon-
dence it was noted ,that
the District "C" con-
vention will be held at
Kincardine Branch on
O tober 21 and that the
Strvice Bureau Officer,
Clare Wall will be present
at Branch 109 on October
30.
Any veteran who
wishes to make an ap-
pointment is requested to
>®
ervi
contact the Branch
Service Officer, Harold
Young, by mid-October.
A letter from the
Ladies Auxiliary
requested the assistance
of the Branch members
when .they hold their
annual Christmas party
for the veterans from
Westminster.
The awards dinner
committee dhairman,
Comrade Neil Shaw
reported that plans are
completed for the Honors
and Awards dinner on
Saturday, October 27
when the guest speaker
bure
will be the President of
Ontario Provincial
Command, Comrade
Rick Collins.
The chairman reported
that both members of the
Branch and Auxiliary
and their' spouses are
invited and that tickets
are available at the
.anteen.
From the Community.
F -ograms chairman,
Comrade Maurice
Wi kinson, it was learned
that the poems and essay
materials. have been -
distributed to tire -schools.
A motion was passed to
u officer coming
purchase plaques as
prizes for this contest.
Comrade Eleanor
Worsell, who is replacing
Comrade John Sprung as
sports chairman, .outlined
the future' sports
program which is to
include more activities.
for the associate and
fraternal members.
Comrade Ray Barker
reported that in the past
month he had made 12
visits to sick comrades
and that the following
comra-d-e•s- were
hospitalized as of October
5: in Alexandra Marine -
Harold Hibbert, Ben
Wilcox, Bill Chase, Harry
Philips and Mary
Vickers; in University
Jim Queen, Anne
Drennan and Iry
Schneider; in St. Joseph's
- Joe •M'ombourquette; in
Strathroy - Cyril Such; in
Westminster - Dave
Wilson, Bert Mohring and
Wm. McGill.
Recuperating at home
are Harvey Johnstone,
Chris Brownlee, Alex
Smith, Archie Barber,
Ken Jones, Mel Bennett,
Bill Bradley, Leroy
Taylor and Shirley Smith.
The Branch Poppy
chairman Comrade
A map of the German countryside is checked by two drivers assigned to the
Canadian Forces umpire staff during the Fall NATO exercises in Germany.
Private Doug Houston of St. Catherines and Private Perry Fisher of
Goderich, were both flown over from Canada to augment C.F. personnel
during the exercises. Both are with the 1st Battalion, Royal Canadian
° Regiment based in London, Ontario. Private Fisher is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Fisher .of Goderich. (Canadian Forces Photo by. Sgt. J.C.
Rodger)
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Poppy boxes will be Such, that this committee
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November 5. February when the
Comrade Carroll also theme will centre around
reported on the Legion the Great Lak
seminar held at Wood- After some discussionessailors. a
stock Branch where he proposal to purchase new
had the pleasure of furniture for the Jubilee
presenting a $200 cheque
from Branch 109 Room was left for further
to the study at a special
president of the Wood-
stock Branch to meeting of the committee
veterans who
assist and the Branch
were executive.
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