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Hattie Van Arman of Maitland Manor In Goderich celebrated her 95th birthday with a
faintly dinner on Sunday, She wanted her picture taken with this old photo of her mother, the
late Hannah Ryan of Ashfield Township. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Celebrates 95th birthday
Hattie Van Arman, a
resident at Maitland Manor
in Goderich for the past six
years, celebrated her 95th
birthday on Sunday with a
family dinner at a local
restaurant.
Mrs. Van Annan was born
March 20, 1888 to William
and Hannah Ryan on a farm
in Ashfield Township. She
later worked as a
dressmaker in Dungannon
until she married Burt
Roach and moved with him
to Lucknow where he worked
for Silverwoods Dairy and
she took up duties as a
housewife.
Of her years as a
dressmaker before her
marriage, she recalls that
she was the only one with
that occupation in
Dungannon in her day and
explains that there was no
such thing as 'a ready-made
dress' back then,
Mrs. Van Arman moved to
Goderich 22 years ago,
remarrying after her first
husband died. She has one
daughter, Erma Brewer of
Kitchener and one grandson,
James Brewer.
She has been a member of
the Rebekah Lodge in
Goderich for over 20 years.
In her yow-ige days, she
used to enjoy directing
community plays in
Lucknow and Goderich and
touring 'with them to other
towns as well. At Maitland
Manor she now enjoys
playing cards and likes to
recite verses and pieces of
poetry. "I don't have to be
prompted. I've got them all
right up here," she says
proudly pointing to her head
and beginning to rhyme one
off. Indeed, her memory is
fine and her health, with the
exception of her eyes, is also
fine.
"I've lived a good life,"
she states.
Hospital board plans new wing
&from page 2
and the board sees what it will actually cost
to build.
Should the project proceed, the local fund
raising program could start as early as this
fall.
"Whether or not we hire a consultant, we
still have to find our own Bob Dempsey --
someone who is going to put in 25 hours a
day," board member Raye Elmslie noted.
"A lot of the success (of the campaign) will
depend on that."
Al the start of the meeting, board
members watched a slide show put together
to show how cramped and spartan are the
quarters occupied by the emergency, out-
patient and radiology departments at the
Wingham hospital, compared to some of the
new facilities at Kincardine, Walkerton,
Goderich and Listowel hospitals,
In other business, the board agreed to ask
its architect to design a new front entrance
for the hospital, The new design will incor-
porate a ramp for wheel chairs as well as
new steps coming up to the existing
doorway,
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