The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-12-13, Page 40PAGE 16A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1979
Nine L'. • ion members initiated at Branch 109
BY NEIL SHAW, membership pins at this must also direct the
P.R.O. initiation were: Robert Department of Veterans
A total of 56 members Hackett, Bob Mills, Ernie Affairs. Objection is also
were in attendance at the Porter, Tom Shackleton, stated to the government
December meeting of David Million, John plan to transfer the
Legion Branch 109 which Whitten, Bill White, Pension Commission
was conducted by the' James Mullen and Pat from Ottawa to
Branch President, Roy Brunton. Charlottetown. A copy of
mug fe - _.__._ __ _ _- -Later m a t ie -n- - -wits—this- leiter is airailabte
The meeting com- teceived from Ontario from the Branch and
menced with the Command in the form of members are requested
sample letters which will to send it to their local
allow both the Branch representative in Ottawa.
and the individual Donations were ap-
member to protest the proved for the Children's
dual portfolio presently War Memorial Hospital
and the Canadian Cancer
Society. Also approved
initiation of nine mem-
bers by the president who
was assisted by the
. Deputy Zone Com-
mander, Robert Chap-
man. Those members held by the Minister of
receiving their Legion National Defence who
Captain Comet announces...
Gregory young wins!.
Gregory Young is the
winner of the November
birthday contest. Captain
Comet reminds Gregory
or his family that there's
a gift waiting at The
Signal -Star for him.
It is easy to enter
Captain Comet's birthday
contest and to get in line
for the monthly cash
prize.
All you have to do is to
send your name, address,
birthdate and picture
during your birthday
month to Captain Comet,
Box 220, Industrial Park,
Goderich. N7A 4B6.
Captain Comet likes to
get your personal letter,
but whether or not you
send a.letter has nothing
to do with whether or not
you win a prize.
At the end of the month,
Captain Comet's helpers
list all the names of the
and draw out a winning
number.
It's lots of fun, because
even if you don't win a
prize, you have your
picture in the paper for
your birthday.
It's been a popular
feature of the Captain
Comet page, so get in-
volved. Don't let your
birthday go by without
getting in touch with the
Captain.
Kingsbridge
Kurriculum
. BY gifts for First Friday
BETTY JANE FOR AN mass. They are also
AND making a Christmas cake
LINDA SINNETT for Jesus.
Vickie Delbergue was Denise Dalton is filling
the overall winner in the inforMrs. Frayne who is
.girls' age 14 category of in hospital.
the Knights of Columbus Student Council is
annual Free Throw paying for murals being
painted on the schooJ.1
walls.
The finalists for canball•,
are Edmonton and
Toronto.
Volleyball tournaments
are being held in Mitchell
on December 8 for girls
and boys and in Goderich
on December 15 for the
set-xior-bods'-tea Fn- - —' -
Championship..
All grades at St.
Joseph's School are busy
practising for the
Christmas concert to be
held on December 18.
Kindergarten and
children who had bir- Grade 1 at St. Joseph's
thdays in that month, made an Advent wreath
assign a' number to each, and are preparing the
toss the numbers in a hat readings_._ and_ offertory_.
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The Goderich Majorettes were cold and.a little tired as they approached the end of
the Santa Claus parade route Saturday but still managed to high step and twirl
their batons. (photo by Jeff Seddon)'
were funds to purchase
prizes for those who
entered the Poems and
Essay Contest and funds
to support the annual
children's Christmas
party which will be held
in the Jubilee Room on
$ecember 23 at 3 p.m.
President Mugford
announced that since the
regular meeting dates
conflict with holidays, the
next executive meeting
will be held on December
18 with the general
meeting to follow on
January 8. The annual
New Year's levee will be
held on the afternoon of
January, 1.
A motion was passed to
purchase a large portrait
depicting the three
services to•be placed in
the Jubilee Room above
the entrance. Mqtions
were also approved to
install a public address
system in the Vimy Court
Lounge and to purchase
interior storm windows to
cover the windows in the
Jubilee Room on the third
floor..
A letter containing a
donation to the Poppy
Fund, was received from
Comrade Jack McLaren
who expressed his ap-
preciation for the use of a
bus for the First World
War veterans which
enabled them to attend
the service at the
cenotaph on November
11. Comrade McLaren
suggested that other
branches ho m- , ^N
of this unique service.
The Sick and Welfare
Chairman, Comrade Ray
Barker, read several
letters of thanks which he
had received and he Mel Bennett, Archie
announced that the an- Barber, Harvey John-
nual program of gifts to ston, Gord Watson, Chris
those the Branch .Brownlee, Alex Smith -
remembers at Christmas and Shirley Smith.
was now being organized. Poppy Chairman,
Comrade Barker Comrade Howard
reported the- tot -ow -My— Carroll, reported another
comrades hospitalized as very successful poppy
of December 4: • in campaign with a return
Alexandra Marine and to date of $3,967. A final
report will be released
General - Harold Hibbert,
Ben Wilcox, Harry
Phillips and Mary
Vickers; in University -
Iry Schneider and Carl
Clark; in Westminster -
Dave Wilson, Bert
Mohring, Bill McGill,
Jack Kempson, Fred
Sheldon and W. Michie;
at home - Len West-
brook, Charlie .Cadman,
Leroy Taylor, Ken Jones,
shortly when all returns
are received.
Comrade Carroll also
thanked the members of
the Branch for their
strong support of this
campaign. He was
particularly pleased with
the key role played by the
associate members in the
poppy campaign this
year.
Dear Captain Comet,
My name is Jill Dineen
and I will be six years old
on December 12.
I live with my Dad and
Mom, Bill and Brenda
and my sister, Kristy at
360 Eldon Street.
I am in Grade 1 at
Robertson School.
Bye for now,
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Jill.
The meeting concluded
with a motion to in-
vestigate the cost of
renovating the lower
floor of the Legion with a
report to be presented at
the next meeting._ _
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