The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-02-17, Page 15oderich WIcele
71 'anniversary wit
The Goderich Branch
Woinen's' Institute 71st
Anniversary was celebrated at a,
smorgasbord dinner at ,the
Bedford ' Hotel with 18 ladies
present.
Head table guests included
Mrs. Johnstone, Miss
Beatrice -Campbell, Mrs. Lenard
Warr, Mrs: "Elizabeth. Sitter, Mrs.
Cliff Crozier; Mrs,' Wm. Porter,
Mrs. George Morley] Mrs..S?y:' `i,
.a 'is; itey
Mrs, Norman Clairmont.
Mrs. Win. Pater, president,
presided and ' Mrs. ,Allan
McTaggart was at the piano. Mrs.
' Bert Mills ,welcomed everyone in
song.
After a delicious dinner, Mrs.
Porter ' conducted a short
meeting which opened with the
W.I. Ode and Mary Stewart
Collect. `
The roll call was answered by
members introducing their
guests. \
Mrs. Elizabeth Sitter read the
Secretary's Report and
correspondence which included
"Thank you" notes from Mrs. D.
McMillan and Mrs. Jos.
Thompson. Mrs, Porter
expressed appreciation from her
mother, Mrs. Chambers and Mrs.
Mamie .Sutcliffe thanked the
W.I. for flowers sent to her while
she wa
The
Confer
•Guelpl
in hospital. -
„F.W:.I.O. _Officers'
nce is to be hold in
in May and. it was
decided to send $35• fee. The
P.R.O. is asked to send news
items to Mrs. Maryn Pardy,
editor of Home and Country.
Mrs.. Wm. Porter' will attend
the 75th Anniversarry_of the
in the Royal York
. Hotel February.12. • ' '
There are ;two 4-H Club
groups organized in Goderich
with Mrs. Dianne McKeown and
Mrs: Aileen MacGregor leaders.
Mrs. Porter thanked Mrs. J. H.
Johnstone for making and
donatin the, Birthday , Cake
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The Executive of the Goderich
Figure Skating Club held -their
which, was beautifully decorated
with W.I. crest and 75th
Anniversary.
• Mrs: Clairmont, program
convener, gave a short resume of
the reatOn for the organization
of the W.I. Mrs. Berta Mills sang
"The' Maple, Leaf'? accompanied
by Mrs.; A.McTaggart.
M1cs.• Clairmont , introdueed
Miss .Beatrice ,.C2lrnpbell. who
rates
Inn�
showed slides of Canada from
Newfoundland to Victoria ,
Mrs.. Mamie Sutcliffe sang two
solos accompanied by Mrs. Warr.
'Mrs. Bert .Mills ., read' an
account of. the "Peace Garden".
Mrs. Warr sang .to her own
accompaniment:
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Mrs. Morley gave the
courtesies.
r
Mrs: Keller expressed
*appreciation for her invitation
'and mentioned the 4•H ,,Clubs.
She suggested the W.I, appoint a
representative to the Consumer
Association which is to be
organized 'very soon, 'and also
that the members co-operate In ;a
project of`telephoning or visiting
,Senior Citizens periodically.
The regular meeting of Beta
Sigma Phi was held at Victoria
and Grey on February 1 with 15
'members present, ' Dorothy
Feagan,` • vice-president, . is
conducting- pledge training
sessions with four new members.
The traditional way of
announcing an engagement in
Beta Sigma Phi is to send a box
' of chocolates to her chapter,
After offering congratulations to
Dawn Hutton on the event of
her engagement,, the girls
enjoyed the chocolates she
presented. ' •
The ,Guaranteed Investment
Certificate at Victoria and Grey
is to be renewed for another
year.
Margaret Craig thanked the
members of her Ways and,Means
committee for their hely' in
making the Hard Times Dance a
success. Shirley Baechler added
her expressions of thanks to all
who contributed in making the
.dance such a profitable event
and successful social evening.
A cheque will be presented to
Goderich Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital to pay the
balance remaining on the croup
b. meet
ure Skaters
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a sUccess
tent' which was purchased -by
Sorority as one of the group's
service projects.
The Dance - Ballet was the
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GODERJGH IGHAL-STAR, THURSDAY, FEB UARY 1912 .
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Recreation committee -Homed
West Wawanosh Township
Council met, in regular session at
the * Clerk's hotne Tuesday,
February 1 with all members in
a tt endalnee, Reeve Lyons
presiding,
By Law No. 4. 1972. levying a
special rate on the N1/2N3/2 Lot
,15, Concession 3, to cover a the
drainage• loan was given third
reading and finally passed on
motion of Councillors ' Hickey
U ,and McDonald.
;Law T?o ate, .72; a -'b -y
to amend the 'Boyle Drainage -
topic of the culture program
presented by Susan Gower.
Hostess Margaret.Craig served
coffee and lunch.''
Carlow 4-H club
olds first meet
The first meeti of the Carlow
4-WClub-was held at.•Cahlow Hall
on _February 7 at 7 p.m.'' -The
meeting was opened with'the 4 -FI
Pledge.- The group was then •
divided into two groups. There
are 35 girls in this club. ,
Officers for Club One are:.
president, Brenda Moore; vice-
president, Judith MacPhee;' press
reporter, Norinne Brindley:
secretary, Brenda ` McPhee;
phone committee, Sandra Nivlhs,
Cathy MacPhee.
Legiofl Aux
enjoy p�t..
luck supper
monthly meeting February 7 at'
the home o f Mrs. William Craven,
President.
- The Carnival was a success,
with over 1,150 people attending,
in spite of _the weather.
' Joan-- Dierol€, -test---chairman
talked' on Trophy Day - which
from now on will be known as the
Goderich Figure Skating Club
Competitions. a,
Competitions will be held 'on
Saturday --February 19. for 'the
Saturday -Skaters and on February
-23 for the Wednesday `group The -
parents and public -are invited to
-attend these events, and winners
-of-•t1 '2.0-i1mpetitions here, will
compete,in Inter -Club, which will-
be
ill-be• held March 5, , in Goderich..
Trophy's will -be on display at
Denomme's Florist from
February 15 to 19.
The nominating Committee to
bring in the 1972-73 slate• of
officers consists of Mr. Grant
Ellison, Marj Kotyk, and Ellen
Jeffrey.
1 he Annual meeting will beheld
Wednesday March 1, at .8:30 p.m:
in the auditorium at the arena.
NOTICE
Members of Alexandia Marine and General Hospital of,
Goderich Corporation and other interested parties are urged
to 'attend the annual meeting which will be held on
Monday, March 20, 1971, at 8:00 p.m. in the. Ladies'
Auxiliary Room of the hospital, at which time we will
receive the financial statement, the auditors' report, the'
report of the Board and elect members to the Board of
•Governors and conduct other business. A
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MEMBERS OF THE. CORPORATION
The following ,persons shall be members upon resolution '
of the Board:
(a) a person who has donated or who donates $100 in
any one year to the Corporation shall be a life
member;
(b) the preside,nt or chief officer of a corporation or
organization which pays the Corporation 25 in any
year shall' be ex officio a member of the Corporation
for -that year;
(c) a persrin who pays the annual membership fee of
$1.00 to the Corporation 'in any year shall be a
member Of the Corporation for that year;
(d) a member ' vuho 'pays his fees annually shalt not be
entitledto vote at any meeting of the. Corporation
unless his membership fee was paid irr °full at least
thirty days prior to the date of the meeting.•
•• Harey Boswell,
Chairman of the Board.
Ladies Legion Auxiliary a."
109 held their regular monthly
meeting Tuesday, „February 8,
preceded by their annual pot -luck
supper attended by 50 members.
Three -..-new- were -
initiated: Mrs.- Bertha Brunk,
Mrs. Anne Linklater and ' Miss J*
Penny-Sheardown,
Baxter and Mrs. Irene Sparks
we're reinstated. . . ,
The purchase 'of a new
refrigerator was approved.
President-- ..Fern-' Moore. and
secretary Mona- Davis were
appointed delegates to Provincial
Convention in September, to he
held in Windsor.'
Slides of Whitehorse Yukon
were shown by 'Charlotte
Anderson -during the social hour
which toltowed the meeting:
Next'rregular 'meeting will be
Tuesday; March 14.
When, You Shop Say.
SAW -` °
IT. IN THE
SIGNAL
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Officers of Club Two are:
president, Joanne Pollock; vice-
president, Debbie Dustow; press
reporter, Norinne .. Brindley;
secretary, •Karen MacPhee;
pho'ne committee, Gail
McMichael, Jean Rutledge.:
The leaders are, Club One:
Mrs. Arnold Young, Mrs. .Earl
Sherwood; Club•Two: 'Miss Helen
Brindley; Miss Vicki,Vanstone.
Helen Brindley told the girls
what was required of them for this
project. Vicki Vanstone talked on•
the materials and. patterns. She
told them to have the materials
and patterns for next : meeting:. '
Mrs: Young talked about the
fabrics to they. Mrs. Sherwood
told the girls what kind of fabric
and pattern ft) use or buy. ,
In Club One Norinne Brindley
and Judith MacPhee
demonstrated how to take
rhea trr rrrents-�1n—C-l�ttr•--- f-wo--- _ _
Works BY4014111 y was• •given *third
reading and finally passed on
motion . of Councillors Durnin
and Hickey. This by-law amends
the original' due to' the fact'.that
the actual goat wads less than the
engineer's estimate. '
• The following pers. ons were
named by Co�ttncil to form the
West.. Wawanosh Recreation
Committee 'for 1972: Harold.
Berrington, Vernoin 'Iunter,
�iaw VG"il' axi11 c ersvn, avi ac ,,
Roy Taylor, Clare Millian Mrs.
Doth
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group
formed at
St. Peter's
Two weeks ago the teenagers of
St. Peter's Parish held a meeting
in the Knights of Columbus Hall
with the objective- to form a
"Youth Group" to represent the
parish, A pleasing number of
about 25 were present,
The teens were met by the
organizers who were. 'Mr., and
Mrs. Pat Osborn, Sister Gloria
.Jean, Sister- Colleen Marie.,; Mrs.
John Buchanan, Mrs• Bill Gallo
and Bruce Heath.
This meeting consisted of 'a
clarification of the aims of this
organization . and of future
activities. After this .four
members . told the rest of& the
group about their participation at
,a "COR`' meetit •which. took
place in Stratford that weekend.
Susan Cook and Mi
,Armstrong.
The "natter of the. proposed
Dungannon Drainage Works was
rased by Council, and the Clerk
-was instructed , to contact the
En ineer", in this regard again,, to`
be. -sure ofanaea*iy" decision on
the proper course to be. followed
In the construetlion,of'rhe* drain
for.village reside, nts. : ' '
A motion', hy. .Cotneiilors
Marlon
the Clerk tO advertise for tenders
for approximately 600 pounds'
'warbicide; .cattle spraying for
`warbles and applications for
Inspector for 1972 at $2,50 per
hour. Tendersand applications
open until,4 March 1972 at.6:00
p.m.
OPEN SATURDAYS
The group seemed rather
interested in this and they became
more involved after the talk.
Executive$positions were .filled
and the teens were informed of the
Sports Night which was going to
take°place the next Sunday at St.
Mary's School instead of the
rek'ular-meeting.
That meeting *was an even
greater success for the turn out
was almost doubled. That night
consisted- of.. variations . of
volleyball and basketball garnes
and some folk singing.
. This organization seems to
have,the enthusiastic support of
�
Manx of the teenagers in the
parish and is planning many other
w'o'rthwhile activities for the
future.
Susan Feagan, Peggy Fisher'and ,
Gail McMichael'demonstrated.as
well. • The Creed was read by
Norinne Brindley.
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Hays Township Farmers' Mutual
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AT 2:00 P.M.
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directors to replace those whose terns of office, has expir-
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Article 21 - Qualification of Directors
Article '23 Directors 'acting as Agents -
Article 33 - Remuneration
Article 38 - Bonding
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