The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-03-23, Page 9Ahmeek Chapter
Honors Departed
A minute of silence was ob-
served at a meeting of the Ah -
meek Chapter of"the I.O.D.E. in
memory of two former mem-
Alpo. AnGLAIr&
`D. J. Lame, "w'lien" they met at
the home of Mrs.. G Dhstow.
�� ' ` A.:Eke ti v ty„ I..etesf regent, Mrs.
:' Gibbins, was ff the chair.
• , It was decided that the Chap-
ter Will not send a delegate to
the Provincial convention to be
held in Hamilton on April 19, 20
and 21.
Miss Lottie Robinson, assist-
ant secretary, read, two letters
of thanks and other correspond-
en
orrespond-
e The following members "volun-
teered to canvass for the Can-
cer blitz: Mrs. G. Emerson, Mrs.
Wm. Doak, Mrs. D. McMillan,
Miss L. Robinson and Mrs. Chas.
Gibbons.
Two letters of congratulations
from the provincial and national
headquarters on the diamond
anniversary were read by Mrs.
J. Robin.
Mrs. H. Dodd, Empire and
World Affairs convener, gave an
interesting and informative
paper on the Congo situation
and the Commonwealth confer-
ence being held in London, Eng-
land.
It was decided to have a rum-
mage sale in April 'and a tea in
June.
Mrs. J. Robin read the first
chapter of a book received re,
cently, entitled "Fifty. Years of
I.O,D.E." Mrs. G. Henderson sang
a solo accompanied by Mrs.
George Currell.
A° delicious lunch was served
by the hostess, 'Mrs. W. Doak,
, Mrs. F. Walkom and ',Mrs. H.
Dodd.
Mrs. H. Tichborne thanked
those who had taken part in
the program and Mrs. G. Dustow
.for her home for the meeting.
Need1quipmi.t'.
For Shampooing
The March meeting of the
Women's Hospital Auxilia44 was
held in the Board Room at the
Hospital, Monday afternoon. Mrs.
A. Nicol presided.
After some discussion, it was
decided that equipment should
be purchased to assist nurses
in the shampooing of patients'
hair.
Mrs. J. C. Ross was appointed
as representative- to the Cancer
Society, end a dumber of: can-
vassers volunteered for the Can-
eei'bFuntl`-drive:
A very encouraging report of
Gift Shop sales was given by
Mrs. K. E. Taylor. The forth-
coming Daffodil Tea and the
Graduate Nurses' card party
were brought to the -attention
df the meeting.
Conveners of committees were
appointed for the annual penny
sale and hospital tea to be held
early in July. After the meet-
ing adjourned, tea and cookies
were served by the' members.
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KINGSBRIDGE, March 20.—
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moran, Of
London, spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moran.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hansford
and son, Ray, of Guelph, visited
at the Ray Dalton home over
the week -end.
° Mr.. and 1VIrs. Albert Kraemer
-'anti Margaret; of Hesson, spent
Sunday with the Gene Frayne
family. -
'We were pleased to see Gene
Frayne on the Focus talent show
on Thursday evening.
Mr. Marinus Miltenburg is
visiting his relatives in Holland.
Reis travelled by plane.
Arnold Marsman, of London,
spent the week -end at the Mil-
tenburg home.
r. and Mrs. Jack McConville,
of oronto, visited the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Austin,
Dan Kelly, of London, spent
March 17 with his parents, Mr.*
and Mrs. John Felly.
Frances Dalton, of Hamilton,
visited her home here over the
weekend. Anumber from here attended
the St, Patrick's supper atthe
.D,C.I. sponsored by the Gode-
rich C.W.L. hn Saturday even-
ing,
he many friends of Mr.
Thomas Drennan, of Goderich,
Wish him a speedy recovery. Mr.
Drennan expects to undergo
surgery at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, this week.
Mrs. Nick Perry, of Detroit,
injured her knee when she fell'
in Godeyf►icch-the past week. Mrs.
Perry expected to be with her
father, Mr. Drennan, while he
was hospitalized; Mrs. Perry is
now a patient in Goderich hos,*
pital. r
Mr. and -Mrs. Leo Courtney
ohn enno pent Friday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Kinahan.
ASHFIELD
ASHFIELD, Watch 20.—Mrs.
David MacMurchy, who spent
the winter in Ripley, has return-
ed to her home.
Twenty-two members of the
W.M.S. met last Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Richard West, with
lyliss Sadie Johnson in charge
of the program. • Mrs. Ewan
MacLean gave the devotional, -
and Mrs: Qeorge Moncrief read
a paper. Mrs. Jack MacKenzie
sang a solo, and Mrs. Johan Cows
an and Mrs. Dan Wylds led in
prayer. Rey. Neil. MacCombie
gave an address an self-denial,
The committee for the month
served lunch.-''amily night will
be held on A.p'il"fi; ift48.3O' p.m.
in the church.
Scientists have long argued
as to hors► well fish can 'see, but
many zoologists have concluded
that a fish can tell the differ-
ence between various colors.
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