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80 Persons in Huron
Receive Help
From District 'CN1B
Eighty persons in Huron County
receive assistance from the Can-
adian National Institute for the
Blind, it was reported at the an-
nual meeting of the county advis-
ory board in Goderich, Friday
night,
Total number of blind persons
is 71, who receive social services,
borne teaching, employment help,
allowances and general services.
Preventative assistance is being
given to nine persons,
S. B. Taylor, Exeter, first vice-
president, reported on the opera-
tions of Tweedsmuir Hall, the
CNIB residence in London, He is
a member of the board of govern-
ors,
There are 36 persons registered
at the hall, four of them from Hu-
ron, two from Perth and 23 from
Middlesex, Only ambulatory blind
persons may be admitted.
The hall operated with a deficit
of $6,000. Mr. Taylor said. This
loss is charged to the county ad-
visory boards according to the
number of persons registered from
each area.
Revenue from sales of automo-
bile license plate fasteners, sold
at licence bureaus in Goderich,
Stratford, London, Strathroy, St.
Thomas and Aylmer, totalled $1,-
400,
"This was the fifth year of oper-
ation of the ball and it was most
successful," Mr, Taylor stated,
"The building is adequately. ful-
filling the needs for -Which it was
constructed—to provide residence
accommodation, rehabilitation tr-
aining, occupational employment
and recreational facilities for the
blind of this district."
A report on the campaign in-
dicated about $5,000 was raised in
1958, Objective for 1959 is $6,000.
Exeter, under Mr, Taylor, rais-
ed $940 in 1958 and has been given
an objective of $1,000 for 1959.
Zurich under J. E. Bannister,
raised $337 and has an objeCtive
of $300.
Hensall, under William Smith,
raised $205 and has an objective
of $300.
Mr. Bannister is a member of
the advisory board.
Guest speaker at the annual
meeting was Arthur N. Magill,
superintendent of Ontario Divis-
ion, CNIB, who described the work
of the organization in the middle
East.
Showers Held For
Barbara Taylor
Prior To Wedding
Miss Barbara Taylor, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Taylor, RR
1, Varna, whose marriage to Mur-
ray Shipley Taylor, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Barrett Taylor, Clinton, took
place on Saturday, June 13, was
feted on several occasions.
On June 6 her mother enter-
tained at a trousseau tea..Receiv-
ing with Mrs. L. Taylor and the
guest of honour was Mrs. Barrett
Taylor. In charge of the guest
book were Mrs. Gordon Hill and
Mrs. Clarence Stephenson, both
of Varna, and Mrs. Bruce Volland,
Goderich.
Pouring tea were Mrs, Anson
Coleman, Varna and Mrs. Lorne
Finlayson, Cromarty, aunts of the
bride; and Mrs. Mervyn Hanly and
Mrs. Florence Shipley, both of Cl-
inton, aunts of the groom.
Assisting in the tea room were
Miss Joan McClinchey, Mrs. Will-
iam Consitt, Miss Carol Hill and
Miss Nancy Webster, all of Varna;
Mrs. Ray Huether, Mrs. Kenneth
Caldwell, Miss Bonnie Taylor, all
,of Clinton; Mrs. Laird Finlayson,
Kippen; Miss Irene Colquhoun,
Cromarty; Mrs. Robert Taylor,
Mrs, Lyle Hill, Mrs. Wilmer Reid,
Mrs. Harvey Taylor, Mrs. Wat-
son Webster, all of Varna; Mrs.
Tom Deeves, Mrs. Clifford Ash-
ton; Mrs. Harold McPherson, and
Mrs. Stewart Taylor, all of Clint-
on; Mrs. Eldon Johnston, Bruce-
field; Mrs, Garnet Taylor, Staffa;
and Mrs. Clarence Volland, Staffa.
Showing the trousseau were
Mrs. Bruce Keys and Mrs. Ron-
ald Taylor, Varna; Mrs, Walter
Gardner, Mitchell; Mrs. George
Cantelon, Mrs. Kenneth Taylor,
and Miss Shirley Dales, all of Clin-
ton.
Neighbours and women of Varna
United Church held a shower at
the Varna township hall, at
which Miss Joan McClinchey
read an address. Miss Taylor was
presented with a coffee table, a
pair of matching end tableS, a
triligbt lamp, and a pair of table
lamps.
PAGE IV;
BRITANNIA on which Queen Elizabeth II and the Prince Philip will visit the Seaway area and Ontario lake ports
welcomes Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
and His Royal Highness the Prince Philip for the opening of the
ST. LAWRENCE SE WAY
The Government and the people of
Ontario welcome Her Majesty Queen
Elizabeth II, and His Royal Highness
the Prince Philip, to our great
Province.
With the official opening of The
St. Lawrence Seaway by Her Gracious
Majesty, the worthy dream of years
becomes a reality. Now open to deep-
water shipping of the world, our Lake
Ports will provide access to the heart-
land of the Continent — and from
them, as ocean ports, will go forward,
into world trade channels, Canada's
and Ontario's raw materials and
manufactured goods.
Out of this Development has also
come the great Provincial power
project—in which Ontario has made
a vast financial investment—pro-
viding additional power resources
which can be used to increase our
industrial, agricultural and economic
strength.
Proud to be a partner in the British
Commonwealth of Nations, our Cana-
dian Nation rejoices in and looks
forward to the Royal visit. It will be
marked by many memorable events.
They will be of great historic signifi-
cance, providing opportunity as well
to show to the Queen of Canada the
unfailing loyalty, devotion and af-
fection of her Canadian people.
May the visit to Ontario of our
Gracious Sovereign be a pleasant one;
as we pay her due homage.
Leslie M. Frost,
Prime Minister
Route of 1959 Royal Visit to Ontario—
' -7,-,,Sommencing June 27th
Published by the Division of Publicity
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINC F ONTARIO