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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-09-20, Page 244 Kingsbridge CWL hear first fall reports 1 - GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1979—PAGE 3A Twenty-three members of the Kingsbridge CWL attended the September meeting on Monday evening in the Parish Hall with Mrs. Bob Howard presiding. Father Dentinger opened the meeting with Prayer and Mrs. Antone Van Osch read the minutes of the previous meeting which were adopted as correct. She also read correspondence in 'the absence of Mrs. Tom Hogan. Several thank you notes were read from the grade eight graduates; from Frank and Isabel Doherty showing their ap- preciation for Peter's special graduation dinner and Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Keefe Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Paul O'Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Knoop Jr., for their wedding gifts. We received an invitation to attend a Workshop on Indoor Gardening sponsored by the Ministry •of Agriculture and Food. Treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Walter Clare and the Church Life report was given by Mrs. Carl Riegling. She reported that two wed- ding gifts had been presented and ••a 25th Wedding Anniversary gift was presented to Mr. a Weeol;C:Ne2 ramfk and Mrs. Airie Van Deipen. On July 13th, thirty-three parishoners made the annual pilgrimage to St. Marys. Mrs. Bob Howard welcomed Mrs. Leo (Cecelia) Miltenburg to the meeting and presented her with a gift membership. Mrs. Jim Gilmore reported that she had sent five birthday cards to senior citizens, three get well cards and a baby card. Mrs. John Van Rooy reported on catering. We have been asked to cater at Lucille Frayne's wedding reception, October 13. Mrs. Ron Menary. and Mrs. Steve Wylds are heading both Brownies and Girl Guides. Pro Life reporter, .Mrs. Mork Dalton reported that the' first meeting is Tuesday, Sept. 11. A motion was made by Mrs. Jack Tigert, seconded by Mrs. Joe Courtney that a donation be sent to the Field - Springer Relief Fund near Sturgeon Falls, Ont. and to `the Woodstock Tornado Relief Fund. All were in favour. A motion was also made by Mrs. Bill Berry, seconded by Mrs. Mark Dalton that a donation be made to St. Joseph's Community School. A Fran Emerson, director of resident 'records at the Bluewater Centre and editor of Crestline, the Centres . quarterly 1 newsletter, receives congratulations from Bill Gregg, facility director, after Crestline placed third in a hosRital newsletter contest sponsored by the national journal Health Care In Canada. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Wins third place Bluewater Centre's (under 499 beds, monthly newsleeter,._. "Crestline",or weekly,), --Category IA has been selected a (under 499 beds, three to winner in the .annual six'. times a year), Hospital Newsletter Category 2 (500 beds and over, monthly- or weekly), Category 2A ) 500 beds or over, three to six times a year), Category 3 (psychiatric hospitals) and Category 4 (special health care institutions). Crestline 'Placed third in Category 4. First and second places were • awarded to The Baycrest Centre, Toronto and The Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario in Ottawa respectively. There were a total of ten entries across Canada. This is only the second year of publication for Crestline. The quarterly bulletin is designed mainly to inform parents, families, interested community agencies and individuals of programs and events at Bluewater Centre: as well as developments within the field of mental retar- dation. Crestline editor, Fran Emerson, said that she and her newsletter staff of seven were quite proud of the win. The first and second place winners in category 4, both have the advantage of professional public relations depar- tments for their Contest sponsored by the national journal Health Care In Canada. Health Care in Canada is published monthly by Southam Business Publications and is designed 'to serve the needs and interests of all administrative and supervisory personnel in hospitals, nursing homes and related health care facilities. The newsletter contest is open to all health related institutions and entries are on a voluntary basis. There are six categories: Category 1 Ag. societies to meet Nov. 7 At a recent meeting held in St. Marys, plans were finalizedfor the 1979 annual meeting of the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies, District 8, Huron -Perth. This meeting will be hosted by St. Marys Agricultural Society and will be held in the United Church in St. Marys on Wednesday, November 7. Harold Lobb, Clinton, is president .. and - Don Young,. Auburn, is publications while secretary -treasurer of ' Bluewater Centre does District 8. not. NOTICE PUBLIC MEETING GODERICH AREA PLANNING BOARD TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1979 7:30 P.M. TOWN HALL, COUNCIL CHAMBERS 57 WEST STREET PURPOSE: To discuss a proposed change in the Official Plan of the Town of Goderich to redesignate the land known as Lots 7 and!), Registered Plan No. 3, and more specifically known as the Iond located on the east side of the Huron Road between Walnut and Maple Streets in the Town of Goderlch, from a Residential designation to a Commercial designation. Comments and participation are welcomed from all In- terested persons. For more Information, call 324-9492. Kenneth C. Hunter C.E.T. 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Visiting the sick in hospital will he Mrs. John Austin for Wingham and 1\ s. Bernadine Kenney for Goderich. A thank you note is to be sent to Dennis Dalton for his free time and good job he made fixing a rocking chair which sold well at the Garage Sale. Mrs. Bob Howard presented a little gift to Father Dentinger on behalf of the league. Father's birthday is this week. Father thanked everyone and also for their good works and efforts which makes the league a success and helping to bring us closer to God and His Church. The meeting was ad- journed by Mrs. Bill Berry, seconded by Mrs'. Jack Tigert and closed with prayer. Lunch was served by the convenors for this meeting. DAVE HAYLOW ELECTRICAL Serving Industrial, Commercial, Residential Needs 524-6038 Anstett Jewellers LIMITED 11 ALBERT ST. CLINTON 482-39( OPEN WEDNESDAYS For Your Convenience HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Friday nights till 9 p.m. y�;5rf1j /•r.� 1.f'r.iy jc?,ryvli 4' :A. 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