The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-05-23, Page 18PAGE 4A---GODERICH SIGNAL•STAR, THURSDAY; MAY 23, 1974
FRI(NDSHIP CEthRE NEWS
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Last • week your Goderich
C.A.C. Committee, Joan Black,
Ruth Beuttenmiller and Isobel
MacDonald took off to the An-
nual ° Meeting of the Con-
sumers' Association of Canada,,,
Ontario Section, at McMaster,
University° in »;-H-amxlton, to
become more knowledgeable
about consumer problems.
Theme ;of the Meeting was
"Prescription for Health".
Delegates voted on
• Resolutions on denturists,
segregation of non-smokers in
hospitals, gun safety, inspection
of amusement rides,' Bell
Canada mono -091y on Terminal
equipment, advertising of
ptescrdptrgn drug prices,
prevention of dental disease,
etc.
We,, attended workshops
where health care for the aged,
•co-mtnunication skills, and
recent nutrition„ surveys were
discussed. .• The Goderich
C.A.C. Committee agreed to
take part in. the C.A.C. (On-
tario) School Lunch Surveys.
We discussed the project with
Miss Connie Nakatsu, Lecturer,
:Department of Consumer
Studies,- University of Guelph.
The deadline is June' 15th. We
will have to get cracking! We
would appreciate your
assistance.
The Reading Group met at
the home of Kathie Waterhouse
on Thursday afternoon last.
The -,subject for tl'ie afternoon
was "The Pioneers", when Bar-
bara' McWhinnie spoke of the
difficulties, hardships and
determination of the first set-
tlers in 'Canada. An interesting
discussion took -place, mainly.
„cin the life of the pioneer
'► en: It was 'agreed that
t bravery, resourcefulness
and' `� complaining spirit gave
"us al , great heritage, 'which
should an inspiration to all
Canadians.
:The next meeting will be
held on. Thursday afternoon
May 30th at 1:15 p.m. when
Manion McBurney will •in-
troduce the book "I'm O.K.,
You re: "O.K.' ' „for 2 iStasSi9tlC: —
Why not , come ou't • and join
us? You'll be very welcome.
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FILM DEVELOPING
mation re this group just drop
in at the Centre, or phone 524- .
6651.
Last week at the Craft Class
we had a successful ramming
making ' beautiful Raffene
flowers. There was a *good tur-
nout, and everyone was very
enthusiastic. 4
This week on Wednesday
morning from 9:30 - 11:30 at
MacKay Hall we plan 'to
decorate styrofoam balls to use
as decorator hangings. Please
bring balls, plastic flowers five
large ones and small fill-in
flowers, leaves, velvet ribbon,
florist's wire, glue, wire clip-
pers, scissors, and any other
decorating materials you may
have, such as . spray or net.
We'll be seeing you!
Grace 'Sale has finished
' caning her antique chair at the
Centre and has made a won-
derful job of her first en-
deavours. Under the capable
guidance of Daphne Malins
more chairs are in their final
stages of completion.
Friday, May 24, there will be
no card party at MacKay Hall
because the Goderich Little
Theatre are using the Hall for
their 3 -day production of "Oh
Mama, No Papa".'
Last week's winners were:
May 13th, "500" - . Mrs. Ila
Oke, and Bridge - Mrs. Mon-
tgomery; May 15th; "500" -
John MacDonald; this week's
winners, Euchre - Mr. H.
Tigert; Bridge - Nfrs. Del Jer-
vis.
Spring is in the air! The
Women's Day Out gang en,
joyed Scottish Country Dancing
under the direction of Mary
Lynne Telford. "Bus" Brown
added to the enjoyment of the
morning with his informal
discussion, 'of "Color Co-
ordination". He had a wealth
of information on the use of
colour in the home 'for Spring
decorating.
This week Thursday, May 23,
at__ 10 a.m. at St. •George's
Parish Hall, Pat King,`'
Goderich. Chiet_of Police, will
discuss "Children and the Law
in general", a most interesting
- subject.
Thursday, May 30, Women's
Day Out plans a
rin' o S g
P
Outing for Mothers and
Children to Hindmarsh's
Cabins". Plans are not yet
complete. but on Thursday,
May 23, we intend to . give
details of the. arrangements. If
you have any questions call in
• to the Information and Friend-
ship- Centre, 34* Kingston
Street, or phone 524-6651.
CARS is
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If you're a
serious saver,
h� about this...
(PIx by Puke)
MR. AND MRS. J.C.
PALMER
Wed in Aliso, Craig
Ailsa Craig Presbyterian
Church was decorated with
daffodils, white daisies and
.candelabra with white tapers
for the April 27 wedding at
which Joseph Charles Palmer,
Brantford, took Mary Ruth
McCallum, Ailsa Craig, for his
bride. •
Rev. A.J. Simpson conducted
the double -ring ceremony.
`The bride is, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
McCallum, Ailsa Craig, and the
groom is the son of Mrs.
Marguerite Palmer, Brantford,
and the late Arthur W.C:
Palmer.
'For her -wedding, the bride
chose a white polyester satin
gown fashioned with a high line
bodice, long sleeves buttoned at
the wrists and a slight train
edged with embroidered lace.
Her.veil of French illusion was
shoulder length - "something
borrowed" from. her >sister-in-
law, Mrs. Robert McCallum.
She ' carried a white Bible,.
crested with an orchid and
—stephanotis•?
Maid of honor was the
'bride's sister, Marilyn
McCalfum of Ailsa Craig.
two more
Bridesma ids 'were w
sisters, Margaret McCallum,
Toronto, and Catol McCallum,
Ailsa Craig. They wore white
flowered embossed nylon over
yellow, blue and pink respec-
atively. They carried crescents
of chrysanthemums tinted to
match their dresses. 1-
Groomsman-_ was` James
McLellan, Brantford. Ushers
were Ross McLean, Chesley,
and Robert McCallum, Ailsa
Craig.
For the wedding reception,
the bride's mother wore a two -
'piece floor -length dress of blue
polyester with a white car-
nation corsage. The groom's
mother chose a floor-lenth
.gown in tones of turquoise and
bronze with yellow roses on a
small purse.,
For travelling to Niagara
Falls, the bride wore a two-
piece suit of blue with black ac-
cessories and a corsage of white
chrysanthemums tinted blue.
Tbe couple are living in
Guelph.
The bride is a graduate of
Perth -Huron Regional School
of Nursing. The .groorh will be
graduating with a Bachelor of
Ar -Ts -Degreein "Sociology% fi mi
the University of Guelph.
" A shower for the. bride `was
given by the staff of Goderich
Psychtatr' ' Hospital s ital where she
�c o
was employed.- It was given bey
Mrs. Phyllis<Lamb at the home
of Mrs. Paula Tafeit.
he residents enjoyed a song
service on Sunday evening
sponsored by the Christian
Women's Club of South Huron.
The Goderich Township
volunteers were at the Home
on Monday to assist with the
afternoon program. Mrs. .Molly
Cox, Mrs. Driver,_ Norman
Speir_ and J'er'ry Collins
provided the old tyme music for
the activities.
The residents of,ground floor
north and centre were guests on
Tuesday evening of the Kinette
Club. Twenty-six ladies took
advanfage of the outing held in
the Clinton Public School with
transportation provided by
members of the Club and the
van. The guests arrived- at 6:30
and after being presented with
corsages they were served_a
delicious smorgasboard supper
in the cafeteria. A musical
program and singalong made a
very pleasant evening for° the
folks and many thanks are 'ex-
tended to the Kinettes for a
very worthy project.
The Auburn Women's In-
stitute were hosts on Wed-
nesday for the May birthday
party and presented gifts to the
24 ' celebrants. Mrs. Tom
Haggittpwas emcee for th ,af-
ternoon and also gave two.
readings with mouth organ
selections by Robert Turner,
pia'to solos Mrs. Jackson, duets •
Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs.
R.J. Phillips, sing -a -long .by
Mrs.' Gordon Taylor. . One of
the celebrants, Mrs. Cart-
wright, thanked the Institute
on behalf of the residents and
lunch was served by the ladies.
- Art Finlayson " of Seaforth
arranged a musical program for
"Family. Night" and joined
Mrs. Wilma MacLean with
guitar and accordian selections.
Carl Oesch; of Zurich and
daughters Kim and Jane, and
Ruth Gingerich• ., provided
several vocal and instrumental
numbers. Mrs. Orville Dale ex=
pressed the appreciation of the°
residents.
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Proposals "ore, invited from builders interested
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houses for sale"under OHC's Home Ownership..
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Mortgage financing...401 be provided through
Housing Corporation 'Limited on a five-year
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