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PAGE 6 --00bERICIISIGNAtraSTAH,IVEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,1982
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BY NEIL SHAW
Forty-two members were
present when the president
of Goderich Legion Branch
109 opened the general
meeting of the Branch on
September 7.
The president, assisted by
Zone Commander Robert
Chaprnan and District C
public relations chairman
Harold Chambers, initiated
six new members into
Branch 109. Those initiated
were regular member
Eleanor Williams and
associate members Carol
Young, Shirley Erb, Judy
Parks, Mike Burley and
Celia Drennan. The
membership chairman,
Comrade Rick Duckworth
reports that the total
Membership of Branch 109
as of August 31, 1982 is 909.
This includes 394 ordinary
(war veterans) members,
282 associate (sons and
daughters of veterans) and
198 fraternal associate
members. The membership
goal this year is a total
membership of 1000.
Members are reminded that
their $15 dues for ordinary
and associates for 1983 may
be paid at the canteen now or
your cheque mailed to the
membership chairman of
Branch 109. Youare re-
quested to include your
membership number found
on your card to assist your
chairman in keeping the
Branch nominal roll and the
computer at Dominion Com-
mand correctly programm-
ed:
In business arising from
the previous minutes, ap-
proval was given to proceed
with a new ceiling and new
lighting in the canteen. A
..:_mptitm_was_passed to con-
vert The:1;4E11y
board room for the use of the
Branch and Ladies' Aux-
iliary execUtive and commit-
tee • meetings. -Comrade
President Claire Bedard has
• volunteeredto coiTtruct a
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suitable table for this room.
A hundred dollars was
allowed the sports chair-
gian, Bea Dowell, to conduct
a duffers golf tournament on
September 18.
A quote of $8,710 was
received from Dobbs Hard-
ware to install a key card
system to control entry to
the hall. This item was refer-
red to the executive to be
considered along with the
other proposals at the
September executive
meeting.
It was pointed out that
spouses, widows and
widowers of veterans are
now eligible to join the
Legionfollowing passage at
the Dominion convention m
June of this year.
Property chairman Harold
Chambers reported that the
roof repairs will progress,
weather permitting.
A Zone euchre tournament
will be held at the Branch on
Saturday, October 2.
Poppy chairman Comrade
Howard Carroll moved that
two sets of walkie talkies be
purchased from Poppy funds.
for the Goderich Ambulance
Service at the hospital at a
cost of $1.729.14. These pOr-
table radios will be used
when the attendants are re-
quired to operate in areas
remote from the ambulance.
Sick and Welfare chair-
man Ray Barker stated in
his report that nine com-
rades had'passed away dur-
ing the summer. Reported
sick in the hospital as of
September 17 were: in Alex-
andra - Harold Hibbert,
Harry Symonds, Mary
Vickers and Hugh Stewart;
Tina Gillies is .in Victoria
and Al Sherwood in
Wingham hospital; in
iflRsDfefl
• nan, Jack Kempson and Bill
MiOhie. Reported as sick at
hcqne are Chris Brownless,.
Bill Taman; John Bedour,
,Jim Gibson, Harvey
Johnston,. Carl Clark, Lillian
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Goderich Legion Branch 109 held a memorial and decoration service at the
veterans' plot hi Maitland Cemetery followed by a levee on Sunday. This is
Legion Week across Ontario and other events planned for the week by
Summers, Marilyn Thomp- rade Riley.
son,- Ernie Allen, Bill Ground work around the
Beacom and Joe Mombour- cenotaph is to be initiated by
quette. Comrades H. Carroll and J.
Community and Services Duckworth. A large wreath
chairman Les Riley reported was purchased - for the
that drivers are still needed Decoration Day service at
to volunteer to transport the Vets plot at the Maitland
older vets on visits to Cemetery September 19, the
hospital. If you can help. start of Legion Week. . The
phone your name to Com- Auxiliary hosted a pot -luck
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Branch 109 include an open house, dance and loan burning ceremony. (Photo
by Joanne Buchanan)
supper on Tuesday,
September 21 and the
Branch will have an Open
House on Thursday,
September 23 to which all
citizens and members are in-
vited. On Saturday,
September 25 the week will
wind up with, a dance at
which time a ceremony to
burn the loan will be held. All
members and guests are in-
vited. Present will be the
third vice-president, Provin-
cial Command Joe Kobolac,
District C Commander Len
Dunkel and Zone C-1 Com-
mander Bob Chapman.
The possibility of the
Legion providing grave
markers for the Vets Plot at
the Maitland Cemetery, five
are required at a cost of $325,
will be discussed further at
the next executive meeting.
The next executive
meeting is on Wednesday,
September Z9. Note this
change of date for this month.
only. The next general
meeting will be held on Tues-
day, October 5 at 7:30 p.m. in
the Jubilee Room.
Garden Club hears report on Horticulture Convention
The Goderich Garden Club Convention June 16-- 18, held
opened its fall season with at the University of Guelph
president Frances Worsell Memorial Hall. All 750 per -
giving a report on the very sons, representing 18
successful Flower Show held districts and 262 flor-
in the Court House in July. • ticulture Societies, were
Thanks to the Members who taken on• a bus nip through
Agriculture at OAC, spoke to
the convention and sug-
gested as the theme of the
convention was, "The
garden to plan and do in
1983," we should be aiming
to that theme. There is much
ship working towards works in Wingham
upgrading our locality, in- florist.
eluding all 4-H Clubs, Mrs. Worsell gave a report.
Women's Institutes and on the condition of the flower
Garden Clubs which should -
beds. Some need repairing
pull together. and others replacing.
In 1983 the Convention will
There was also a plant ex -
created the beautiful- the ,showing_floWering_research bein carried outbe held in Hamilton. ' change. Blanche Pownall -
designs.
The members had trees, beds of flowers; win- 07A..C7ii-erman mi 1-'§-ffoir- -The:16a InFirce-Weiank• -Garret from Bemniller; who •
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an en- • dow boxes and one large bed courses and communities was Sharon Alton of R.R. 7, writes articles for "Outdoor
joyable bus trip to Douglas of flowers allCanada", will enlighten
could encourage people to Lucknow who did some very
planted and
Point this summer. maintained by the City of take them as they are attractive silk flower ar- members on edible raw
Norma Hazlitt gave a ' Guelph to conitnemorate the presented. Agriculture and rangements. The club is fruits and vegetables . at the
most interesting report on Horticulture Convention. Horticulture are partners, always happy to have these October meeting. Come out
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