The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-05-18, Page 6a
ERI 11 SIGNAL -STAR, THUR4DAY, MAI 1 , 19l2
Iospital Day
Preparing Meals
.The staff cooks meals in the hospital for more than a hundred
patients: The dining area is set up just like regular family dining
tables, -to give the hospital more of a home atmosphere. (staff photo)
Rotarydonates to hospital
The'Goderich'General Hospital received a cheque for $775 last
Thursday from the Rotary Club for a new spirostat for the hospital.
From left to right are: Dr. M. Watts, Tim Elliott, administrator of
"the hospital, Trevor Ormandy; President of the Rotary Club, and
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We're off and running = and
what a start'
Saturday, was the big opening
for, the men, and it was so
successful, that Art and his crew
have another big da'v planned for
next Monday, 22. There will be a
shot-gup start at 9 a.m. Breakfast
•by• reservation. Art claimed the
• scores were not the hest. but it's
early yet. and perhaps Fanny's
good,•cooking was too' much for
tliWinners of the Low Gross were
Wayne Muck, Des Wood. and -
• Ralph Kingswell. Low,,, Net
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winners were Bill Stiles, Chuck
Jewell, and Bob Shrier.
Monday night was , the first
:Men's Night of the season. Fifty
men were out to this event, which
was a great s.ucces•. The
following are the .winners: Jack
MacKenzie, Tom Flynn,. Bill
Stiles, Stan Kelly, Pete Graf, Tom
Campioh, Bill Jones, Mike
Mallough, Chuck' Jewell. Don
MacEwan, Bud Worthy, Bill Ross:
• George 'Bolton, Don Shortreed.
-"But M—cb-atigal" , Waller Pa'Irriais
and Nick Legere.
I understand Bill Huff is finding
BY SHELAGH SULLY
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it difficiilt to wipe .the grin off his
face. after his amazing victory
over Tony! '
'Wen's Night happens to fall on
a holiday (such as, May 22nd) or if
it is rained.out, it will be played
the following "Thursday evening
(such. as May 25th.) ,
' Dan Bobbie will be in charge of
the Pro Shop this year, and will
also look after Club Storage, -Dan.__
ill be going into -third year at the
C. iversity of Windsor, in the fall. •
— though Windsor is his home, he
is living in Goderich for the
summer. Dan will be very pleased
to look after your golfing needs.
Club Storage is also available for
a $10.00 fee per season. This
ihcludes cleaning of your clubs.
evening will be the. first Ladies
Night of the season. • I'm certainly
anxious to. get started, .and I'm -
sure all of you are too.
Sports Captains -- don't forget
to get all the results of each event' .
to mefor this column. Otherwise,
I shall be forced to tell all about
the 19hole!!
Ladies — tonight's the night!
The opening dinner and meeting,
fhat is! Things will get under way
at 6 p.m, for a social` half hour,
with dinner to follow at 6:30. p.m'.
We ekpect a very,00d turn -out, so
come early and enjoy ,yourselves.
_Special -.planes have-Wee
the evening;
Remember, next Tuesday
TOWN
TALI(
Lynda. Masecar, RR t,
Inglewood, has adopted Chin Ok
Park, aged semen years of Korea..
Miss Masecar is the
-granddaughter of Mr! aand Mrs.
D: McGratten, 33 Essex St.,
Goderich, and the €laughter of
Emila Masecar.
Bob Swartman, Rotary Club member: The spirostat seen in the
,picture; is usedfor.measuring breath intake and output. It is found
very useful in assessing illnesses such as asthmacases.
When Y�u Shop Say ...
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THE SIGNAL
.ARY1 SEWING: e -ENTRE'
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATIONS
By our Field Representative '
JUNE 1 TO,JUNE 4
ON ELNA MACHINES
She will also be at'our Stand
At Clinton Spring Fair.
+ + +
New classes (aft.ernoon.or evening)
.will be• starting May 24 and May 29 (One
day a week) .
. + + +
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Clinton 482-7036
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Patients also repair and refinish furniture at the hospital:'This man is repairing, a sofa. (staff photo)
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Last;Friday was Hospital'iay, Sone at Goderich ssychiatrid Hospital work in' the sewing
room each day, It it just tirif ofthe therapy:rooms ifl hospital that provide constructive*activity for the
patients. Here they Mike stuffed animals and clothing.: (staff° photo)
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