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- Ensure that the school board
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- Ensure that costs are not
escalated by faulty
administration.
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TIRE V.
There was a large attendance
at the meeting of the Assoc.forthe
Mentally Retarded last week
when they met in Dashwood
Community Centre..
The guest speaker, Roy
Stephenson, SHDHS teacher,
told of his experiences while
travelling throughout south east
Asia last year, When comparing
the poor conditions of these
Exeter hos ts
Cancer Society
Exeter Branch hosted a
meeting of Huron unit of the
Canadian Cancer Society at
South Huron Hospital, with
Branch President, Robert
Luxton, extending a welcome.
Mrs. M.W. Durst conducted
the business period . She
announced that the society had
received a bequest of $4,130.00
from an estate in the county.
Service to patients reports from
the various branches pointed up
the worthwhile work being
carried on by many volunteers.
The president reported
briefly on the dinner meeting in
Walkerton, attended by some
local members, mentioning the
very outstanding speaker, Dr. M.
Jorgensen who spoke on "Our
Addicted Society".
Arrangements were made for
the bus trip taking members to
the Regional Conference in
Brantford.
Don Jolly introduced Dr.
D.A. Ecker, who spoke on the
Use of Drugs. He enlarged on
many legitimate uses in the
various branches of medicine,
and talked on the widespread
abuse of drugs by people who
need a crutch and don't want to
face reality.
Thanks for his timely and
interesting address was tendered
to Dr. Ecker by James Doig.
Following adjournment,
Exeter ladies served
refreshments.
countries to the opportunities
afforded to people in Canada he
said, "Remember your problems
. — but don't over react to
them."
Mr. Stephenson was
introduced by Walter
Fydenchuk.
Entertainment for the
evening was supplied by Don
McAdam andAdrienneVan Raay
on accordions. They also
accompanied Jack Riddell and
Jack Underwood who sang and
led an enthusiastic sing-song.
Rev. A,C. Blackwell
introduced Rev. Wilfred Jarvis
who installed the following slate
of officers: president, Mrs. Alma
Godbolt; first vice, Rev. A.C.
Blackwell; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Margaret Purdy;
recording secretary, Mrs.
Margaret Wein; treasurer, Mrs.
Hilda Smith.
The president conducted a
short business meeting during
which reports of various
activities for the year were
presented.
Beta Sigma Phi
assists CAS
Xi Gamma Nu members met
at the home of Mrs. Bill Essery
when a Christmas auction was
conducted.
Donations were made to the
Children's Aid in Goderich and a
Christmas party planned for
later in the month.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Peter Raymond and Mrs.
Bill Schaefer.
ALPHA PHI
Alpha Pi chapter conducted
their business meeting at the
home of Mrs. Dwayne Tinney
and then moved to the residence
of Mrs. Bill Batten where they
made decorations for elderly
shut-ins.
Each member had a guest and
Mrs. Jim Newby conducted an
auction of items brought for
sale.
The members donated $1.00
each to the Children's Aid
Society in Goderich.
WI entertain
Senior citizens
The Exeter Senior Citizens
held their monthly meeting
Tuesday night in the Legion
Hall. A pleasant evening was
enjoyed by 82 members.
Christmas carols were sung,
led by Joseph White and pianist
Mrs. Leeda Sorensen.
The entertainment for the
evening was provided by the
Crediton Women's Institute.
Mrs. P. Passmore donated a
Christmas cake, which was
enjoyed by all.
The committee foi January 5
is Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jeffery,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gunning,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pfaff, Mrs.
Shapton and Mrs. Leeda
Sorensen.
Lunch was served by ladies
from Exeter United Church.
An estimated 200,000
Canadian children under age six
are left in another person's
charge while mother goes out to
work this year.
How safe are these
youngsters?
What can a working mo ther
do to ensure her children and
the "proxy" parent in charge of
them are well protected against
accidents while she is absent
from the home?
The following measures will
help in safeguarding your
children while you are at work:
Impress upon the children
that they are expected to respect
and obey the person in charge.
Baptist ladies
hold party
The Friendship Circle of
Emmanuel Baptist church
entertained the ladies of
Braemor Manor at their
Christmas meeting, Tuesday
evening.
President, Mrs. Ella Bailey
presided and carol singing was
enjoyed. Mrs. Harold Finlay
presented the Christmas
message.
At the close of the meeting
gifts were given to the visiting
ladies and a social time enjoyed.
The officers were elected for
the coming year: president, Mrs.
Ella Bailey; vice president, Mrs.
Harold Finlay; secretary, Mrs.
Gordon Marquardt, and
treasurer, Mrs. Bruce Perry.
• It is your
responsibility to cast
your ballot in the
coming election for, reeve
of McGillivray Twp.
• It is your privilege
to vote for the
candidate of your choice.
I would appreciate
your support, but
VOTE
on December 7
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children. Direct the adult in
charge to keep her eye on these
things when she uses them, and
replace them high in a cabinet
when finished.
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her to recap the medicine and
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keep pot handles turned toward
the side or rear of the stove, to
test the children's bath water
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tub, to keep matches out of the
children's reach.
If there is a discarded
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12 Times-Advocate, December 3, 1970
Association for retarded
hear of Asian problems
BOARD OF DI RECTORS APPOINTED — At the annual meeting of
the South Huron Association for the Mentally Retarded last
Wednesday night in Dashwood, the slate of officers was elected for
the coming year. The new board of directors are shown here. Back
row left to right, Elzar Masse, Case VanRaay, Mrs. D. Purdy, Mrs. R.
Jacobs, Mrs. W. Mickle, Rev. A. Blackwell, Rev. W. Jarvis, who
inducted the new slate. Front row left to right are Mrs. Gerald
Godbolt the new president, Mrs. Caffrey Cann, Mrs. Charles Smith,
Mrs. L. Wein and Mrs. A. Hemmingway.
Ensure children safety while
mother is absent from home
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