The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-08-26, Page 30PAGE 14A—GODERICH SKGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26,1981E
Legi n to hold Scottish
entertainment night � a
By Shaw
With the general meetings
in recess until September,
the executive of Goderich
Legion Branch 109 has, to
date,held two meetings - a
regular branch executive
and a joint branch -,auxiliary
executive meeting. Branch
president Wm. Burke was
chairman of the first
meeting and the second was
chaired jointly by president
Sharon Scruton of the
auxiliary and comrade
president Burke
One application, that of
Mike Ducharme, was
presented for membership
as an ordinary member by
membership chairman Rick
Duckworth and accepted.
Property chairman Harold
Chambers reported that the
outside painting was almost
complete and that a price
will be obtained on eaves
troughing for the garage. It
was also decided that the
outside stone work be
repainted and an aluminum
storm be installed on the
kitchen as requested by
Coinrade Chambers The
property chairman reported
that a new hood and exhaust
fan will beinstalled in the
kitchen at a cost of '$2,565.
with the auxiliary con -
tri ung $1,065. to the cost.
A�buildiing contents in-
ventory:has been completed
by house chairman, Eleanor
Worsen and she will be
obtaining a price on
refinishing the legs on the
chairs in the Vimy lounge
and bring in a plan to
reorganize and add to the
photographs in the various
rooms in the branch.
Branch 109 will be host this
year for the annual interclub
dinner which will be held on
Wednesday, September 23 in
Branch 109 with dinner at 7.
p.m. and refreshments from
5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Tickets are
priced at $7 per person and.
members of all service dubs
and the Legion are invited.
Branch 109 and the ladies'
auxiliary will attend
drumhead ... services in
Howick on September 6 and
Brussels on September 13,.
Branch 109's annual
Decoration Day will be held
at the Veterans' plot of
Maitland cemetery on
Sunday, September 20 at 2
p.m. Parade forms up in the
East end of the Arena at 1.30
p m.
The ladies' auxiliary of
Branch 109 will host the Zone
C-1 convention on May 16,
1982. The Zone C-1 Fall Zone
dance will be held at Legion
Branch 109 on Saturday,
October 10, 1981. As Branch
109 is host of both of these
zone functions this year, the
hill support of the branch
membership is requested.
Two joint branch -auxiliary
projects are scheduled in
Brenda doing fine
September of this year with
a giant garage sale to be held
on September 26 at the
branch and afood booth to be
set up at the fastbafl tour-
nament on September 5.•
Proceeds will be used to
reduce the mortgage on the
branch. •
Sick and °Welfare chair-
man, Comrade Ray Barker
reported that Comrade Tim
Grafton has donated a
fishing rod to the ,Branch for
use by the Westminster vets
on their annual visit to
Branch 109 to fish for perch.
Comracb Barker reported
the following comrades
either in hospital` or on the
sick -at-home list as of
August. 19. In Alexandra
' General and Marine are
comrades Harold Hibbert,
Harold Knisley, Harry
Symonds, Mary Vickers and
Gerry Vanstone. in West-
minster campus at Victoria
Hospital are Russ Drennan,
Jack Kempson, Bill Michie,
Bert Mohring and Dave
Wilson. Ron Penington is in
Royal Alexandra Hospital,
Edmonton. Reported sick -at-
home are Frank Beasly,
Chris Brownlee, Bert Harris,
Bill Taman, Jim Adam, John
Bedour, Carl Clark, Jim
Durnin, Jim Gibson, Harvey
Johnston, Eldon Johnston,
Bruce Sheardown and Ken
Jones.
The Ways and Means will
be holding a "Ceilidh for the
Tiger (a Scottish house
party jin the Jubilee room on
Saturday,, September 19 with
dancing to the.40s sounds of
LiSTOWEL - A Listowel
area girl whose arm was re-
attached in a daring 17 -hour -
operation after a • hay-
mowing accident -two years,
agog is "using the lirnb, "more
every day, ..and has a good
grip," according ..to her
mother.
Brenda Huber, 7, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. David Huber
of R1t.4,.Liistowel, still can't_
straighten' her, fingers
without help. She had minor
Harbor
report
BY RON GRAHAM
On August 17, the Algobay
arrived light from Toledo
and cleared with salt the
next day for Montreal.
The Algoport arrived light
from Detroit on August 21
and cleared the next day
with salt for St. Joseph.
The Canadian Enterprise
arrived on August 21 light
from Hamilton to load Wheat
for the first time in
Goderich. It cleared ' for
Prescott on August 23.
surgery, recently, her first the Sommervilles. This night
operation.since the will include Scottish style
marathon'one performed by entertainment and lunch.
Dr. Ronald Zuker on June 13, 'tickets are $5 per person and
1979, • available in the canteen or
. 'Dr. Zuker also handled the from Comrades Bert Squire
latest operation. to remove or Mona Davis. "Tiger
skin grafts around Brenda's Dunlop" will.be there in his
elbow. She was in and out of full regalia. A. good night of
Toronto's Hospitalfor Sick • Gaelc fun ispromised for all
. Children in less than a Slay. who attend.
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