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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-10-23, Page 17�3r IT STILL WARM -4- ' a rHERW ' NEW CLUBS 2 - Good Woods 19999 4 - Good Irons & Putter TNT CUSTOM 3 - Good Woods 8 - Good Irons POWERBILT GRAND SLAM 11 Piece Set MEN'S & LADIES' CLEARANCE Good left & right handed 7 & 11 pc. sets too numerous to mention. °299'9 °34999 SAVE 50% SAVE UP TO 50%. on a wide selection of;new & used equipment at Clear4if (Prices. GOLF BALLS, SPIKES, SI-IiRTS, SKIRTS. LIMITED TIME OFFER 1986 MEMBERSHIPS NOW ON SALE New Rates Lower Than Last Year Join now and enter your name for 3 LuckyDraws Deluxe , $149,99 Foot ley $89 99 Bullseye 66,00 1 Dozen Burton Golf Bag Golf Shoes Putter Golf Balls 530.00 MEET THE GOLF RAM WIZARD ASK AT THE CLUBHOUSE FOR DETAILS GOLF CLUB T AND DRIVING RANGE 18 Pretty Holes Watered Fairways Powered Carts Available S24-8047 or 524-7968 - MasterCard. GODERICH SUNSE Bill Kirkey was honored at a recent Kinsmen meeting with an award for 30 years dedication and perfect attendance. Presenting him with the plaque are Ron Blue, deputy governor of Zone K, Norm Robinson, governor of District 1 and Barron Purser, president of the Goderich Kinsmen Club. (photo by Susan Hundertmark) Two Lionesses elected to new district executive Two members of the Goderich Lioness Club were elected to the first district executive at a special meeting in Seaforth Sunday. Dorothy Bourdeau of Goderich was acclaimed as the first president of the newly formed district that encompasses 17 clubs from Seaforth to Lions Head in the north and east to Orangeville. As president, Dorothy appointed Yvonne Porter, also of Goderich, as the district secretary. The new Lioness District A9 was approved in April and the term of office for the executive extends only to June 30, 1986. The Goderich Lioness Club was formed in June 1984 and received its charter in October of the same year with Dorothy Bourdeau as president. It now boasts a membership of 25 ladies. Affiliated with the Godericli Lions Club,. the Lioness Club has taken on its own projects in the year since its inception, raising money for service work. The club initiated a regular Diabetes Clinic which acts as a resource centre for diabetics and their families and more recently they assisted with the Lions walk- a-dog-a-thon. The other members of the district executive include; vice-president, Rose Robinson, Meaford; Frances Teatro, Seaforth; directors, Dorothy Heyes, Seaforth, Helen Jacobi, " Walkerton, Delores Leith, Hanover and Anne Bierstecker, Meaford. Legion donates over $4,000 to proje B� Neil Shaw The gent'ral meeting of Legion Branch 109 was held in {he Jubilee room of the Branch with 36 members present and Branch Pr,.s:- dernt .John A. Maci)nnald in the chair. Two members were initiated into the Branch by comrades Les Riley and Harold Chambers assisted by President Mac- Donald. The two new Associate voting members were ylarion Schaefer and Chris Crowle.) Motions were passed which allowed the Branch to this month donate a total of $4106 to four nnaJnr programs These programs are as follows - $2831 to the Alexandra and Marin' General Hospital for t he purchase of an Exac-Syringe and Geriatric ('hair: $550 to allow. the Branch Midget Hockey team to purchase new .sweaters and crests: $525 for prizes for the Poems. Fassay and Poster con- test which is now being conducted in the local schools. and $200 to the Walk-a-dog-a- thon which is promoting seting-ey c clogs The Branch will also pick up the minor mist of entering the names of our veterans in Parkwood hospital in the Branch weekly draw. A motion was passed that the Branch pur- chase two dart cabinet, which will be in- stalled in the Jubilee rIirinl as part of the twelve dart cabinets which will allow the Branch to host major dart tournaments Comrade Claire Bedard. who constructed these dart cabinets, reports that they are now completed and ready to he hung. Menibership chairman Carolyn Holborn reported a request for transfer of Ken S. Swan and Don A. Thompson to Branch 109 from Branch 238 Fenelon Falls. and the transfer of George Low and Bill McCallum out of Branch 109. These transfers were ac- cepted by the Branch The Branch also ac- cepted the application tor membership of Dort Deer and Clarence Demars: the re- in- statement of Ron B. Glousher and the re- application from T Hatch and Dan G. Ray- mond. Membership dues in Branch 109 are now being accepted. The annual due for Or- dinary and Associate members is $25 and these may be paid at the canteen or by mail. The membership chairman will be available to accept Legion dues in the Jubilee room following the parade on November 11. Fraternal members will pay their dues from December 1st 19115 to January 31. 1986. S 4 The Entertainment committee will be sponsoring a Halloween dance in the Vimy lounge on Saturday October 26. The Legion Service Officer will be here on October 29th. Alcyone wishing to see the Ser- vice Officer is asked to contact the Branch Service Officer Don McArthur at 4-713.3. At this meeting comrade Bob Chapman donated a large poster of the 75th Anniver- sary of the Royal Canadian Navy to the Branch. The Branch PRO was instructed to have this poster framed and hung in the Branch. The poster has now been framed by comrade Claire Bedard. A Leadership and Planning Seminar has been organized by the chairman. Bob Chap- man and will be held at the Branch on Satur- day October 26th at 2 p.m. All members. especially our Associate members, are re-' quested to attend this seminar which will discuss various aspects of the Legion such as membership. publicity. honours and awards and how to register a complaint, as a member of the Legion. The .Jubilee chairman wishes to thank those comrades who assisted in the distribu- tion of tulip bulbs to the schools and reports that the tulip bulbs donated to the town will be planted next week. Anyone who purchas- ed Legion tulip bulbs should plant them within the next month. The Branch sports chairman Alan Fisher reported that he and three other members will attend the District sports meeting in Milton on November 3rd. On November 24th the Grey Cup football game will be shown at the branch on the big screen. The Branch poppy chairman reports that most of the poppy order has now arrived and plans are being made for the annual poppy campaign. The poppy canvass by members of the Branch will be held on Sunday November 3rd commencing at 1 p.m. On Sunday November 10 the Branch will parade to Knox Presbyterian Church for the annual church service and on November 11 the Remembrance Day parade and service will be held. Following this parade the members will be given an opportunity to sign the Articles of Faith which will later be framed and hung in the Vimy lounge. 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