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schools. These schools are under
Social. Services and not the Board
of Education. Cameron MacAul-
ey thanked Bonnie for all her fine
information and suggested that all
former teachers present be a com-
mittee and investigate the idea
further. These people were Mrs.
Francis Boyle, Mrs. Bob Oshorne,
Mrs. Stewart Needham, Mrs. Don
McCosh, Mrs. Frank Fair , Mrs.
Cecil Sutton and Mrs. Bill Arnold.
sot MAY 29th, 1974
yCommunity
lopment Group
ss Until Fall
plpy District Develop-
oup met for their regular
in Knox Church Hall.
iron, Cameron
Y was in charge. There
d attendance even when
ling night fell on a holi -
the first good day of May.
iCalCenue has been de-
poor weather and lack
ials but it is expected
auction will begin soon,
for who had agreed to •
d changed his mind , part -
the fact the Medical
as not ready. The Corn -
mittee was contacting other per-
sons for a dentist and doctor. Fur-
ther donations will be gladly re-
ceived.
The Ontario Housing Apartments
seem to be progressing and it is
expected that they will be ready
for occupancy by Fall. The Gov-
erment will advertise when they
are ready for occupants.
Bonnie Boyle was present and
brought up the idea of a Nursery
School in Ripley. She explained
the difference between Day Care
Centres and Nursery Schools. Nur.
sery Schools are for children age
2 to 5 and gives them a chance to
work with others and is' quite help-
ful. They often operate in a
church for 3 afternoons a week.
Modern thinking recommends the
co-operation of various age groups
and often residents of 0.1-1.C.
apartments help with nursery
Future., plans for the GrOup were
discussed. Everyone agreed that
the Group, as a whole, should be-
coine inactive until the 3rd Mon-
day -of Septemberunless some-
thing of real concern arose. The .
care Committee appointed some
months ago was to care for any
tmatters needing attention. They
are Walter and Mrs. Locke, Lawri
James, John C. and Mrs. _Mac-
Donald, John Gamble, Robt.
Osborne, Cameron McAuley'and
Mrs, Bill Arnold. Gratitude was
expressed to Murray Gaunt for his
faithful support.
Cameron •mentioned the area
which the Bruce 'Board of Educi-
don had bought in-the Wiarton
area for .Outdoor Education purpos-
es. It was chosen because of the
nurfiber of plants and animals in
the area and other facilities for
science education.'. June 18th was
a day when some folks from our
'area could go and Ste the facilit-
ies.
See you all next September.
Treat. Iniuries
May 13 was unfortunate for four
little children who apparently ate
some plants in a garden which
were thought to be of a poisonous
nature'. Randy Yoe, age 9, Wing'-
hani; William Eisenhofer, age 10,
Wingham; Kevin Smith, age 9,
Wingham; Wayne Thompson; age
10, Wingham; all were rushed to
hospital', d'eated and released
later, except Kevin Smith who
stayed overnight. Upon analysis,
the root was innocent in nature
and not harmful to the human.
Harold Johnston, R. R. 4 Wing-
ham , received a painful lacera-
tion to his scalp when a weed
sprayer boom fell on his head.
Murray Gilchrist, age 9, R. R.
5 LucknOw , caught his right hand
in a car door lacerating his first•
and second fingers.
Steven MeCaulex, age 5 , of
Brussels was treated-and released
for a cut on his ear received when
hit with a stone.
Randy Stanley, age 7, was ad-
/mined with a cut eyelid sustained
in a fall from his bicycle. Z,
Mrs. Lois McIntosh fractured her
right ankle May 15 ih a fall at her
home, R. R. 3 Lucknow
Miss Sharon Riley; age 9, of
Wroxeter, was admitted for obserr
vation after being knocked uncon-
scious by a baseball while playing
at the Western Ball Park.
Mrs. Ada Hibbert Belgrave
received painful' injuries when she
fell in Bayfield. She received
multi abrasions and a fractured
right knee cap, was treated and
later rele'ased.
Mrs. Connie Robinson, Wing-
ham was stopped at the red light
on Josephine Street Wingham,.
When her car was struck by another
car at the intersection. She re-
ceived a whiplash injury. 'Wing-
ham Town Police investigated.
James Main, R. R. 5 Brussels,
received a compound fracture of
his left great toe when a block of
cenient fell on same.
Mrs. Hatel Purdon,,Lucknow
fell at her home and fractured her .
right hip. She was treated and
transferred to /University Hospital.
London, via ambulance,
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