HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-03-28, Page 3Area Girl Wed in Manitoba
Ruth Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John
McClinehey, Blyth, exchanged wedding vows with
Harvey R. Fiebelkorn in the Lutheran Church,
Selhirk, Manitoba on March 2. The couple will
reside in Gimli, Manitoba.
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HENSALL — Despite t h e
snow Wednesday afternoon, 32
members of the Kippen East
WI and six visitors answered
the roll call, "A Hobby For
My Old Age", at the home of
Mrs. Vern Alcierdice.
Mrs. William Bell, the presi-
dent, presided for the business
and Mrs. Harry Strang, South
Huron District President en-
lightened the institute on many
endeavours of the institute.
Mrs. Percy Harris gave the
current events and Mrs. Stew-
art Pepper read a poem, "Of
Course You Can."
Wingham Site
For Presbyterian
Ladies Meeting
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Wingham, will be the
host church for the annu al
meeting of the Hamilton • and
London Synodical of the Wom-
en's Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church in Canada
to be held on Tuesday, Wed-
nesday, and Thursday, April 2,
3 and 4.
Mrs. Donald MacInnes Ridge-
town, Synodical president, will
preside and the theme of the
conference will be "Faith and
Courage".
Since the Synodical comprises
ten presbyterials, namely, Br-
uce and Owen Sound, Chatham,
Huron, Hamilton, L o n d o n,
Maitland, Paris, Sarnia and St-
ratford, a very interesting ses-
sion is being prepared when the
WMS work of the Presbyter-
ian Church in Canada will be
fully portrayed.
The meeting will convene at
9.30 Wednesday morning with
Rev. F. Cromey, B.A., Kincard-
ine, conducting devotions. Mrs.
S. M Scott, Kincardine, will be
in charge of a short memorial
service and Mrs. A. Hamilton,
Atwood, will discuss the com-
ing anniversary of the Women's
Missionary Society.
Greetings will be extended
by the moderator of the synod,
Rev. Nicholas Novak, while the
guest speaker at the afternoon
session will be Rev. Russell
Self, ,missionary on furlough
from Jhansi, India.
On Wednesday evening t h e
Explorers and Children of the
Church members will be pres-
ent and Lucknow Evening Aux-
iliary will present an historical
pageant.
Following devotions by t h e
moderator, Rev. MacLeod, on
Thursday morning, routine bus-
iness will be dealt with and the
conference ends at noon of that
day.
Mrs. Cal Straughan, is offic-
ial delegate for Huron Presby-
terial and all ladies are urged
to attend the open sessions.
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Friends Con Speed. ratio*" Recovery
Doctor at total Hospital Tells .Nurses
Mrs, Grant MacLean presid-
ed for e the entertainment hon-
oring the 14 grandmothers and
presented each with a shamrock
corsage.
Mrs. Orville Cooper won the
prize for having the youngest
grandchild; the grandmother
with a birthday closest to the
hostess was Mrs. William Gib-
son; Mrs. Richard Taylor Jr. re-
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most grey hair; the grandmoth-
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tea cups was Mrs. William
Caldwell
The grandmothers then acted
out the charades given by Mrs.
McNaughton which caused a lot
of amusement.
Interesting readings were
given by Mrs. James Mac-
Naughton, Mrs, Grant MacLean
and Mrs. Ross Chapman.
The attendance roll call con-
test ended with just five points
between the sides. The win-
ners, Mrs, Alderdice's side are
being .treated to a supper by
Mrs. Bell's side on Wednes-
day, March 27 at 6:30 p.m, at
the home of Mrs. Alderd.ce,
with entertainment provided by
Mrs. Alderclice's side.
The bakeless bake sale was
very profitable and Mrs. How-
ard Finkbeiner conducted a
contest while lunch was being
prepared by Mrs. Grant Mac-
Lean, Mrs. Campbell. Eyre,
Mrs. Arthur Varley and Mrs.
Cecil Pullman,
Pr, P. H Nfoogk, • M.P., as
sistant superintendent at the
Ontario 1-1.ospital, Goderich, told
the members of the Huron '
County Chapter of Registered
Nurses Association that if
neighbors and fellow -workers
were willing to put pp, with
unusual behaviour in others,
ouan people with minor ,symp,„
wins would recover more quick,
ly and never have to go to
mental hospitals.
Spealcing at their March
meeting at the hospital, he said
that when in spite of the best
efforts of all (the family don,
tor, the minister or teacher)
to help tho person with his
problem, admission to hospital
tor treatment is necessary, re-
covery is Speedier if friends visit
and if the family is willing to
Fiebelkom
McClinchey
The Lutheran Church, Sel-
kirk, Manitoba, was the scene
of a wedding on March 2, 1963,
at 4 p.m, when Ruth Ann,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
McClinehey, Blyth, exchanged
marriage vows with Harvey R.
Fiebelkorn, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Fiebelkorn, Selkirk,
Manitoba.
Pastor Bergman performed
the double ring ceremony,
Given in marriage by Mr.
Douglas Willis, the bride wore
a waltz-length gown of white
organza over taffeta with a
pattern of sequins on the front,
consisting of a scooped neck
and lily point sleeves.
Her bouffant finger-tip veil
of silk illusion was held in
place by a silk organza rose
trimmed with tiny seed pearls.
The bride carried a corsage of
red sweetheart roses with
streamers on a white Bible.
Maid of honor was Phyllis
Fiebelkorn, sister of the groom.
She chose a red brocade dress
with three-quarter length sleev-
es.
Her headdress was white fea-
thers covered with white veiling
and she carried a corsage of
white carnations with stream-
ers.
Groomsman was Leonard
Fiebelkorn, brother of the
groom and Colin Sutherland was
usher.
The wedding reception was
held in Oscar's Dining Room,
Selkirk.
The bride chose for her going
away outfit a green wool sheath
dress with brown accessories.
Following a short honeymoon,
the couple will reside in Gimli,
Manitoba.
take the patient home as seen
as. possible,.
MoogIc gave- resume
of the "PYinond Report" which
outlined plans of the Provin-
cial Department ,of Health to
provide improved and expand-
ed facilities for the prevention
And treatment of mental illness,
He noted the place _of the
Mental .Hospital in the .Com-
munity Health .program but
pointed out there is need for
individuals and groups within
every community to share with
the professional workers in the
mental health field the respon-
sibility of preventing and treat-
ing mental illness,
He told the nurses there was
a real. need for a "sheltered
workshop" in Huron County
where ex-patients could be re-
trained in working owls:4410m,,
"'Many mental handicapped
people are unable, %Because of
long illness severe symptoms,
to 'compete with .weal workers
and the labour- he stat- ,
r ro
He also reported many lonely,
People find it -difficult to fit:
into ordinary social .organiza-
tions where they must dress
well and share responsibilities -
in the operation of the group,
The nurses were told that in
many cities and towns the
Canadian Mental Health As,
sopiation Ilea Organized ."half,
way cluhs" where ex-patients
and others may find fellowship-
04d where the atmosphere
relaxed .and, undemanding.
Ivioogic urged that .every-
one interested in helping those
With Mental health problems to
give their fullest support to the
Canadian Mental Health Associ-
ation.
Over 60 nurses attended the
March meeting and a lengthy
now known as figg,, N. and the
registered .nursing assistant as
The meeting want on. record
to take every opportunity to in-
form, the public of the status
or the :qualified nurse.
PlenS were -.Made for the dis-
trtet meeting to be held on
April 17 at the Ontario Hos*
tal,,Goderich, at which Huron
County chapter will be hostess.
Tburs. March 2,8f 1903 Clinton Ncws,Recorid Page 3
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