The Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-02-27, Page 142 GODE!1CH SIGNAI STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1969
The following is the annual
rt of the Maple Leaf
Chapter,
The membership of the
Chapter consists of two Life
Members, Miss J. Saunders and
Mise E. Roberts, and 61 aetive
members. Seven °dew + members.
took ,. their. affirmation. Ten
regular meetings have been held
with an average attendance of
20, Meetings are held in homeA
Of members and at the
`conclusion of the business the
Tea Committee takes charge of
the • Social hour.Each person
contributes .small fee to cover
the cost of refreshments and'the
balance is put into a, "special
fund" account which is used for
flowers when members are
hospitalized. Cards are sent to
members on the occasion of a
birth, illness or bereavement. In
June we enjoyed a ` "pot -luck"
ro supper at a member's summer
cottage and our Christmas
meeting and buffet supper party
was held at Harbourlite Inn.
Education •
This department, under the
direction of Mrs. J. Skeoch, has
always been proud of the work
done in the field of education,
not only on the National and
Provincial level, but also in
Goderich. Two bursaries are
given each year to secondary
school graduates. Miss Patricia
Wilgen won the $100 bursary
and is continuing her studies to
become a nurse. Miss Clarissa
Lassaline was awarded the $150
bursary and is attending
university. A trophy for general
proficiency in grade 8, Goderich
Public , School, was won by
Debbie - Swanton, and Con '
Melady was the trophy winner
for highest standing in social
studies in grade '8, Goderich
Separate School. Four student
memberships for Community
Concerts were purchased for use
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NUAL REPOR.T 1968
of Public and Separate School
students.
Services At Home and Abroad
Mrs. S. C. Anderson and the
members who worked for this
department have set one of the
highest records in the history of
the Chapter. Wool , and
flannelette were made up into
knitted articles and baby
layettes. Two hundred and
• forty-nine articles, valued at
$328 were packed for ove as
shipment. Indian child en
attending school on . Chris ian
island were delighted with, toys,
books and 72 articles of clothing
sent to them before Christmas.
Several patients in the local :
hospital 'were remembered with
gifts at. Christmas. -A cheque for
$1,000 was presented to the
Alexandra Marine and ' General
Hospital toward our
commitment for a medical
record library. • The Red Cross
Campaign was sponsored by the
Chapter under the leadership of
Mrs. F. Curry and members
assisted with the canvass. We
continue • to sponsor a Greek
orphan through Save the
Children Fund. A donation was
made to the Girl Guide
Association to send,a Guide to
camp. A wreath was placed on
the cenotaph on Remembrance
Day.
World Affairs
Mrs : • R. Breckenridge,
Officiai
Road Map
Map.
Now
Available
The De -artmentof
.Highwa ' • f' Official Road-
tllliap 'of r 'e :4` - .is- ifiWif iiTaIile
Copies may be obtained, free
of charge, from the Information
Section, Department of
Highways, Downsview, Ontario,
and at all Department • of
Highways' Offices throughout
the Province; the Department of
Tourism and Information, 185
Bloor . Stmt . East, Toronto 5,
Ontario, the department's
Tourist Reception Centres, at
border crossing points in.
Southern Ontario, and . Service
Centres on Highway 400 and
• Highway 401.
convenor, arranged for speakers
during the year. Mrs. C.
McLellan, director of nursing
services at the Alexandra Marine "
and- General Hospital, showed
coloured slides to illustrate her—
talk
erwtalk on her experiences while a
nurse in Trinidad. Miss Arleata
Pollock a grade 13 student spoke
on "Hunger", the subct she
chose for a school, speaking
contest. Mrs. W. Kripps,
Directress of Nursing, Goderich
Psychiatric Hospital, spoke on
the "Relationship o the
Guidance Bureau of Child Care,
and Family Services."
Immigration and Citizenship
' The convenor, Mrs. G. L.
Royal, entgrtained 14 new
Canadian ' citizens following a
Citizenship Court '`ceremony.
I.O,D.E. greeting cards were
presented and members were
present ,to assist. Judge R.
Hetherington.. presided at the
Citizenship Court.
Public Relations
The Chapter has been before
the public on many occasions.
Excellent press , relations are
enjoyed . with our local
newspaper, . The Goderich
Sighal-Star. We wish to express
our appreciation at this time.
Mrs. M. Rayner, the convenor,
has kept a scrapbook up to date
with ° newspaper clipping,
pictures etc, of I.O.D.E. work.
Opportunity Shop
"The Shop" continues to
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Special Events.
One orothe .highlights of the
year for, the Maple Leaf Chapter
w=in honour of Miss`Josie
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convenor, Mrs. J, Remington,
opened her home for this event.
Guests were members of the
'Chapter. Miss Saynders was,
presented with her 50 -year pin -
and,: cut ' the 50th anniversary
cake. At the Christmas party,
Mrs. D. C. Aberhart received her
25 -year pin.
In June several members were
hostesses in their home for a
Dessert Bridge. Other members
assisted the hostesses. Many
guests enjoyed this early summer
party. In July the annual
"Sidewalk Cafe" was held in
Court House Park in
co-operation with the Art and
Crafts Mart. Coffee and light
refreshments, were served to
visitors who browsed around the
exhibits.
Echoes
The Echoes secretary, Mrs. S.
Hadden," reported important
events to our national magazine.
Standard Bearer
Mrs. M. McGill carriedy ours '
flag atseveral meetings. The flag
was present at the service at the
cenotaph on Remebrance Day
and at the church. parade.
Delegates
Two delegates attended the
annual meeting in Hamilton and
brought back detailed reports.
Five members were. present at a
worksh$p held in Owen Sound.
Donations
Generous donations were
made to the following Provincial
and, National funds: Travel and
Exchange Committee,
commonwealth Relations,
Second War '. Memorial, Peace
Garden, Overseas Relief,
National Shipping, ' National
Employees' Pension, Korean
Projects, -Lucy Morrison
Memorial, Provincial Services,
and Film.
Under the leadership of the
Regent, Mrs. B. Ainslie, and with
fine° co=operationof the officers
and , convenors, the Maple Leaf
Chapter has had a rewarding
year.
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