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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-05-02, Page 204. PAO, *WPM • WEDNESDAY, MAY C- • . ; k1.1 ...A:. co THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL • 1 • BODY REPAIR REIIABLE•ECONOMICAL You'll Get a Good Deal e• ,from Us ... Just ask your friends. You can rely on us for fair, estimates, .reasonable costs, expert work,. After -accident damage •or just daily *wear and tow, let us, restore your car's like-new look. FRONT END ALIGNMENT SPECIALISTS Windshield Replacement at Competitve Prices MILLS MOTOR SALES LTD; St David St., Goderich 524-9449 THEILUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ,I4T US ASSIST YOU WITH YOUR )#VEDDING PLANS CINVITATIONS AN:NOUNCEMENTS 111, INFORMALS 40 ACCESSORIES COME IN AND 'ASK FOR YOUR FREE BRIDAL . a. GIFT REGISTER • / . -••••• the Flowers of Hope 'program ' is k nation-wide attempt to focus public attention on the increasing progress and promise of Canada's 600,000 mentally retarded child- ren'and adults. Prior.to Mother's ,Day , which is traditionally the beginning olthe campaign,• thousands of mentally retarded youngsters in residences,. workshops, and training centres', in villages, towns and cities throughout the nation package millions of marigold seeds for .distribution to homes across Can- ada. This has become a major source for financing the operation of workshops, nurseries and resid- ences operated by Local Asscaia- tions for the Retarded. The •Canadian Association for the Mentally. Retarded, and more than 350 Local Associations, spon- sor the campaign. -Although mental retardation is the greatest single chronic disability of our children today, significant strides are being made, into the preven.- . . don and the amelioraticinofre- taidation. Today, more than ever, there Is ample evidence that we have , grossly underestimated the poten- tial of the mentally retarded. There is not Only hope„but proof that as our expectations of the mentally retarded kise so will their performance, growth and independence - or, tragically, vice versa.. Mori than 90 per• cent of all retarded people are. educable or trainable, and capable of a con- siderable degree of self-sufficien- 'cy‘ if given a chance. The Wingham and District Association for the Mentally Retarded is • appealing to all citizens to give 'them-that chance. *IITECHURCH • Mr. and Mrs. Mack Inglis of Highgate spent the week end • with his, mother Mrs. Tom Inglis, Tom and Betty. , Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Smith of Kitchener spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mri. Gershom Johnston, On Sunday Mr. .and Mrs. Charles Woods and Sylvia of Egmondville and their :two grand- *daughters Pamela and Beverley Woods of Stratford visited with Mr: and Mrs. Johnston. On Wednesday Mr. and. Mrs. .Gershom Johnston visited with • Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston and family, of Listowel. . Mr. and 'Mrs. Bill Parker of Luean spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan.' Mr. and Mrs. Carl. Mc Clenag - han spent the week end with , Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Baird of Cayuga. Mrs. McClenaghan and Mrs.,Baird were school friends • at Lucknow. Little'Sandia (laugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Collison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs .. Clarence C011ison, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Don Caesar'and family. On Sunday Mr. and Mri. John Hunt-- er of Lucknow also visited at the same home. , Mr'. and Mrs. Cameron Simmons of Londo.n were Sunday evening callers on Mr. and Mrs. Elroy LaidlaW and family. They. had been to visit his father Gord- on Simmons a patient in, Wing- ham and District Hospital, . Misses Joann Laidlaw and Judy Amy, her friend, a nurse at Alexander and Marine Hospit- al, visited Sunday evening with.' Miss Laidlaw's parents Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw. Visitors on Sunday with Mrs. Robert Ross were Mr. and Mrs. George Ross and :Cheryl of Owen Sound and Mr. and Mrs. on Ross, Douglas, Bob, David and Brian. Home for the' week end were Joyce Tiffin of London with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin,. Janette Johnston, 'London with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clark Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Jim HendersOn Jr. and Crystal of Brantford were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Tiffin. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson.of, Wingham were Sunday, evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mowbray and. Mrs. A. E. Purdbrio Visitors with Mr. arid Mis. Leonard Robinson, Wingham on Stinday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul, Mr. and Mrs.' Neil Rin- toul and. Steven, West Wawanosh Mr. and Mrs. Dave Oberholtzer' • of Wingham, Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Cardiff, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes, Debbie , Kevin and Blaine of 0a.k- ville were week end visitors with his parents Mr-, and Mrs. Albert Coultes, also Lori'and Kerry , Schwichtenberg of Port Elgin. They also visited with•Mr, and Mrs. Alex Craig and Lana. COLLECTED 174.25 FOR CANCER SOCIETY' White,church W.I. collectors, Mrs. Wallace COnn, Mrs. Bill Rintoul, Mrs. Elgin Johnston, Mrs, Tom Metcalfe, Mrs. Hugh'Simp- son, Mrs. Bill Gibson and Mrs. Victor Emerson gathered, $174.25 for the Cander Society. On s SUnday at the United Church' service Dana Lorraine, daughter.of Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Davis of WindSor i was baptized by Pastor. Karl De Koeijer. Guests present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Jim*Davis and Cheryl of Lucan and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Farrier and Kimber— ley of Hanover and Mr and Mrs. Garnet Farrier. Ruth Elliott on Tuesday commenced summer employ- ment at Psychiatric Hoopital, God erich 2,/,,r, and Mrs. Wayne Atkir,son and family of Lucknow' ere Sunday visitors with Mr. and Bill Gibson and family. ' on Sunday with Mrs. Caslick were Mr., and Mrs. Ronald •Coultes of East Wawanoth and Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Caslick of Wingham. Mrs. Gertrude. Tiffin visited- last week with Mr. and Mrs. George Yin:Ing while Mrs. Young was •attending. a W.I. Sewing Course at Paisley. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Schwichtenberg , and family of Port 'Elgin. While there word was received that Mr. Schwichtenberg's mother, a res- ident of Gateway-Haven, Wiar- ton, had-passed away. She had her leg amputated about a month ago. at' Owen Sound and had' re- covered •sufficiently to be back at Gateway Haven. Lori and Kerry returned home with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Coul- tes. Visitors on the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wyhenga were Mr: and Mrs. Minnie Wy- benga , Fred ;Joanne and Edna of Kendal and Miss Rudi Wybenga of Bowmanville. Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Magoffin, LucknOw were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stephens of Toronto and Mr. "and Mrs., Jim Irwin of Sudbury. Mrs. Steph ens and Mrs. Irwin are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Lance Magoffin of London. Holiday visitors with Mr., and Mrs. George Fisher. of Wingham • were 'Mr . ,and, Mrs. Bob Dawson and Cindy of campbellford, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fisher, Lon- 'nie , Lori and Lee of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs: Arnold Lougheed, Cher- yl, Lori and Andrew of Pickering, ,Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fisher, • Tammie and Teddy of Toronto,, . •• Mr. and Mrs. Carman Macli of Kitchener, and Mrs. Bill son, Rhonda, Billie and Gte Mr. Gibson was on a audit Saskatchewan. Paul Ackert of liolytoodsp couple of days with his frient Earl Thompson. Week end guests with Mr, Mrs. Milian MOore were Elw Moore of Ottawa and Mr. a Garry puncan of Port Credit Mrs. Yoe kelson of Tonntr accompanied MisS Leslie Bai of Toronto and spent the wee end' with, her parents Mr. ant Mrs. Simpson and family.'1 Bailey spent the week end at farm home here. Mrs. Frank Stockhill, Con and Colleen of south Porcup Mrs. Victor Casemore and1 Eva' Cameron of Brantford, from here Mr. and Mrs. Fret Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Victor `erson and Mrs. certie Tiffin from Wingham attended Ope House held at Mr. and Mrs. Morrison's •on Saturday at la now. Flowers Of Hope Campaign In May William Stephen.son,'Presidept of the Wingham and District Assoc iation for the Mentally Retarded, , has been, named 'Chairman of the local Flowers of Hope.,campaign. .The Flowers of Hope campaign wilr be,held during National Week ' for the Mentally Retarded, -May 13 throngh 19.. ..""voNovnvonNovvovr.~...../..onk n •‘t, 9,14 NATIONALS, MONUMENTS For sound counsel and a fair price on a monument correctly designed from quality material, rely en. Pat O'Hagan, Prop. ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY YEARS WALKERTON' PHONE 881.0234 SKELTON MEMORIALS ON •