The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-01-31, Page 18t
a mid three pins were:
reSe. ted, ...The total.
tt of time given by
!bandy Stripers in 1979
was 1x48634 hours. The
'riverage number of girls
per:,month, was -19.. Forty -
.five favours were
provided for the`patients'
trays at Christmas time.
All reports were
seconded by . Mrs. C.
ary
McDonald and. reireived.
—'l'efore vacating the
chair, the, retiring
president thanked her
executive and all of the
members for their
support during her term.
of office since March 19,
1978. •
Mrs. C. Worsell, past
"president, presidedfor
the election of officers.
AN 1 Y X1,1.9
'The' members of. the:
eeeeutive for 1980 will be:
president .resident _.Mrs: R.
.
McCallux)i; president r
Mrs. C. McDonald; vice-
-president, - Mrs. C.
Ka,lbfleisch; recording
secret•ar•y - Mrs.. J.
Berry; cbrrespondence
secretary - " Mrs. J.
Finlayson; treasurer. =
Mrs. • D. Smith;' gift shop
convener .- i Mks. G..C..
T --
Since the business office in the main lobby of Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital is now closed on weekdays at 5 p.m. and on the weekends, this
patient information telephone has been set up in the main hall. It is directly
hooked up to the switchboard in the emergency wing of the hospital. People
wanting to make .inquiries, simply have topick upthe phone and wait 30
seconds for the operator, as'Hospital Administrator Eimer Taylor
demonstrates here. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Voting information
Voting in the office of
"the Returning Officer -- a
provision available to
some voters -- will take
place Feb. 4 to 8 and Feb.
13 to 15 for the 32'nd
federal general election.
Hours of voting in this
way will be between 12
noon and 6 p.m. and
between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.
"This provision is
available only to those
who find it ' absolutely
impossible to vote either
on normal polling day,
Feb. 18, or at any of the
advance polls," states
-Chief Electoral Officer,—
Jean-Marc Hamel. Such
is ,the ease of eligible
voters whose names are
on the voters' lists .but
who will be absent from
their polling divisions on
polling day as well or
during advance polls.
Advance polling in
Canada's 282 electoral
districts will take place
on Sat., Feb. 9, Mon .,
Feb. IP • and Tues,, Feb.
12. between 12 noon and 8
p.m. (local time).
Further details on
voting in the office of the
Returning Officer may be
obtained by telephoning
the Elections Canada
localoffice.This number
is' available from Elec-
tions Canada • ad-
vertisements
newspapers.
White; assistant,- Miss
Rutherford; gift shopp
treasurer Mrs. B.
McCreath; gift shop
personnel convener -
Mrs. R.W. Bell; Candy
Stripers co-ordinator
Mrs. ". N.. Jackson;
°historian-11(irs. L. Boyce;
and telephone convener
Mrs; C. Worsell.
Members of the
birthday
party
at Manor
On January 16 a bir-
thday party was_held at
Maitland Manor : for all
those residents having a
birthday in January.
Among those celebrating
were Margaret Cun-
ningham, Vito Barbaro,
Wilmot Hully and Verna
Breckow, Jean Pat-
terson, Sidney Palmer
and Minnie Shier.
Minnie was honored as
being the senior resident.
She was 102 on January 5.
The Legion Ladies
hosted the party in their
usual good fashion.
Audrey Sprung led the
residents in a sing -song
which was enjoyed by all.
A new resident, James
Van ., Every, was
welcomed to the Manor
and at the party he
discovered he loves to
sing.
The residents are glad
to get back to a bit of a
routine after the busy
Christmas season. The
.holidays were enjoyed by
all and it is hoped that
ever-yone•..was• personally -
thanked. If .by chance
anyone was overlooked,
this opportunity is taken
to thank all whocon-
tributed in any way to the
residents' enjoyment.
Movies are being
shown on Monday nights
at the Manor. Maurice
Wilkinson continues to
choose movies. popular
with the residents.
'
Gordon Harrison
conducts the Wednesday
night Rhythm Band and
,has everyone toe -tapping
Bowling on Tuesday
afternoons has also
resumed and the weather
has co-operated
beautifully!
The residents are again
busy wit crafts and
ceramics, a; reparing for
their 1980 bazaar. They
will, however, be selling
some of their work in the
Manor Tuck . Shop. This
work can be purchased
when you come to visit
.the Manor and the
in local residents invite you to do
so at'any time.
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executive were installed
by"Mrs.. Worsell who then
presented pins to Mrs.
McDonald. and Mrs.
McCall.. m.
The Auxiliary wishes to
acl),x plwledg :with sincere
thanks r. .C. ---White's
to
' ss
geterosity m Tieing the.
auditor: f'ctr several years
and regrets that he will
not be able to do the audit
•
in 1980,
Excellent coverage of
Hospital Auxiliary ler
tivities has been given by.
,the Goderich Signal -Star.
Thisis also• greatly ap-
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