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E, presented several Robertson School students with
Fitting certificates following completion of a six week
e. The students are (top left) David Hannah, Glen
e, Carol Anne Smith, Martin Maurer, Dan Durst and
to Richard. The second row includes Cathy McCee,
Michele Hodges, Audrey Royal, Sharon Worsell, Barb
Hannah and Lee Simmons. Recipients in the third row are
Jane Carter, Debbie Brennan, Fay Alexander, Heather
Campbell, Kim Vanstone, Kim Mahon, Judy Gallow and
Judy Osmond. (staff photo)
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 1977-0404'IMA.'
Maple leaf
Chapter names
essay winners
Mrs. Jean Papernick
graciously opened her home
for the April meeting of the
Maple Leaf Chapter I.O.D.E.
Mrs. G.L. Royal, Regent
conducted the business
meeting.
Mrs. R. McCallum
assistant Education Con-
vener announced that Jackie
Denomme and Bill Hall were
the winners of the Essay
Contest for Grade 8 pupils
and that their essay about
Canada's Royal Heritage,.
would be forwarded to the
National Chapter.
Kim Fritzley, a recent
winner of the Public Speaking
Contest for Grades 4, 5 and 6
was introduced b'y Mrs.
McCallum. Kim gave a
delightful, humorous talk
about her various pet dogs.
The Chapter voted to
donate money to the Goderich
and District Association for
rs. Allan Schram president
regular meeting of the
ch Branch of the
Is Institute was held in'
y Hall on Thursday.
Andrew Holmes.,
d and Mrs. Erma
on was at the piano.
onald Reihl gave the
ry-treasurer's report.
call was answered by
bers,„who • paid their
tday.
spondence included a.
you from Mrs. Fred
and the invitation for
embers to attend an
niversary celebration
founding of Women's
tes in Ontario at
oinJuly.
Holmes and Mrs.
y reported on the
ve meeting of West
District of the W.I.
Belgrave Monday,
in the Belgrave Hall.
attending from
h included Mrs, D.
rs. G. Young, Mrs. G.
Mrs. A. Schram, Mrs.
mes and Mrs. 'H.
I reports were given
following: Secretary-
rer Mrs. Donald
Riehl; P.R.Q. Mrs. Fred
Barker; Assistant` P.R.O.
Mrs. Horton 'Talmay; Flower
Fund; Mrs. Norman Clair-
mont; Special Committee
Mrs. Erma Anderson;
Agriculture and Canadian
Industries, Mrs. A.B.
Straughan read by Mrs. I.
Oke; Citizenship and World
Affairs, Mrs. Jack Ryan,
read by Mrs. Elizabeth Sit-
ter; Education and Cultural
Affairs, Mrs. .G. Young;
Family and Consumer
Affairs Mrs. Bert Crawford
read by Mrs. Erma Ander-
son.,
There were no resolutions,
so reported Mrs. D. Riehl,
Curator Mrs. Horton Talmay.
Mrs. Erma Anderson
solicited helpers with therapy
for Dehorah Scott.
Mrs. Holmes gave a
summary of the year work
and thanked everyone for
support during the. year. She
also asked fo,r the same
,cooperation for the new
executive.
The Collection for the
flower fund and the tea was
taken by Mrs. George Morley
and Mrs. Erma Anderson.
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Mrs. Norman Clairmont
presided for the election of
officers. The nominating
committee report was given
by Mrs. Elizabeth Sitter. after
Mrs. Clairmont declared all
offices vacant.
Mrs. Donald Riehl was
appointed secretary. Mrs.
Elizabeth Sitter installed the
new officers.
The slate of officers for 1977"
and 1978 will include Past
President Mrs, Andrew
Holmes; president Mrs. Allan
Schram; 1st vice president
Mrs. Norman Clairmont; 2nd
vice president Mrs. Girvin
Young; secretary -treasurer
Mrs. Donald Riehl; assistant
Mrs. Horton Talmay.
P.R.O Mrs. Fred Barker;
assistant Mrs. Horton
Talmay; auditors Mrs. Bert
Crawford, Mrs. Fred
Crawford; district director
Mrs. Andrew Holmes;
alternate Mrs. Percy Blun-
dell; pianists Mrs. Frank
Hawkins, Mrs. Gordon
Taylor.
Flower Fund, Mrs. Clifford
McPhee; Branch Directors,
Mrs. A. Beach, Mrs. I. Oke,
Mrs. Graham Inglis; special
committee, Mrs. Erma
Anderson, Mrs. J. Blake,
Mrs. M. McKenzie, Mrs. Jack
Ryan.
Standing Committees:
Agriculture and Canadian
Industries, Mrs. A.B.
Straughan; Citizenship and
World Affairs, Mrs. Jack
Ryan; Education and
Cultural Activities Mrs, Jack
Cook, Family and Consumer
Affairs, Mrs. Elizabeth
Sitter.
Resolutions, Mrs. G.
Young; curator of Tweed-
smuir History, Mrs. Horton
Talmay, Mrs. Gordon Taylor,
Mrs. Bert Crawford, Mrs.
Erma Anderson, Mrs. Fred
Barker.
Mrs. Erma Anderson and
Mrs. Inglis expressed ap-
preciation to the nominating
committee.
Mrs. Allan Schram took the
chair for the rest of the
meeting and said she felt very
highly honored' to be elected
president of the Women's
Institute. Mrs. G. Young
donated a Goderich flag to be
placed on the desk during the
meetings.
A program. planning
meeting will be held at Mrs.
Schram's home Monday April
11 at 1:15 p.m..: On motion of
Mrs. Talmay and Mrs.
Blundell a 50 cup coffee urn
will be purchased.
On motion of Mrs. Erma
Anderson and Mrs. Elizabeth
Sitter, - the Annual Banquet
will be changed to November.
Mrs. A. Holmes •expressed
appreciation to Mrs.. N.
Clairmont for conducting- the
election of officers. Mrs.
N. Clairmont thanked Mrs.
Holmes for her capable
leadership
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the Mentally Retarded to
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Mrs. R. McGee reported
that the babysitting course
under the direction of Mrs. E.
Van Den Broeck, Citizenship
secretary had been most
successful. Approximately
twenty boys and girls com-
pleted the requirements for a
babysitting certificate.
Mrs. Royal thanked Mrs.
Papernick for the use of her
home and the meeting closed
with "God Bless Our Queen
and Canada."
Bridge Scores
The Goderich Duplicate,
Bridge Club enjoyed a Howell
game on April 5. There were
51/2 tables in play.
Winners were: first, Bill
Cochrane and Fred Egener,
671/2; second, Aelian
Weerasooriya and Bill
Bradley, '651/2; third, Lee
Ryan and Joanne Duckworth,
571/2; fourth, Mary Donnelly
and Eleanor Erskine, 561/2;
and fifth, Louise
Hetherington and Joe Martin,
55.
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