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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-03-08, Page 13WED RECENTLY - Mrs. Marion Edwards and Fred Darling were united in marriage recently at The Church of St. John the Divine, Arva, with Rev. A.H. Jared officiating. Attending their parents, from left are Sharon, Virginia, Alexandra and Christene Edwards, and Jim, Jack, Joe and Jeff Darling, (photo by Kumano) Patients aided by 'home care' (photo by Haugh) MR. and MRS. GERALD F. GLAVIN IftittOON A (photo by Doerr MR. and MRS. JAMES E. RAMER PLAIDS 55% POLYESTER 45% Wool 60" 'Wide COMPARE!' „, 4 , ,,„" 98 YARD 45" POLYESTER & COTTON BROADCLOTH 8 81 45" 100% POLYESTER CREPE Solid Shades COMPARE! .88 Solid Shades COMPARE! 1 YARD 50" FANCY ARNEL PLUS .9.R8. 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Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full- length gown of fantatia ,peau de soie with empire waist, lace yoke and full sleeves with cuffs. There was a wide strip of lace and buttons down the front of the dress and the train was trimmed with scattered daisies, The bridal bouquet was a cascade of white carnations and pink roses. The maid of honor was Mary Hodgins with bridesmaid Mary Angela Glavin and junior bridesmaid Mona Hodgins. They carried cascades of pink car- nations, white daisy mums and baby's breath. The best man was Jim Glavin, and ushers were Larry Glavin and Glenn Hodgins. The wedding reception was held at Crediton Community Centre. For travelling, the bride changed to a black crepe panelled suit with white cuffs and collar edged with daisy lace, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Harvey Hodgins, RR 2, Ailsa Craig and thegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Glavin, RR 2, Lucan. The couple will reside in at Huron Park. Rafael - 90tetigget Candelabra with white glads, red tinted mums and trailing ivy was the setting for the wedding of Phyllis Eleanor Grainger and James Elvin Ramer. Rev. Bruce Guy officiated at the ceremony in the Zurich United Church February 24. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grainger, RR 2 Zurich and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ranier RR 3, Zurich. Shirley Keys, cousin of the bride, played traditional wedding, music and accompanied Sandi Gingerich and Mrs. Clifford Gingerich when they sang. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a simple --Please turn to page 4A During the past year, 1972, 198 patients were provided with home care in Huron county. The objective of home care is the care of the patient at home rather than hospital care, either by early discharge or in place of hospital care. Home care is provided to selected patients, as not everyone can be adequately cared for at home, The patient must be referred by their family and must need either nursing care or physiotherapy, and their medical condition must appear to have a possibility of improving to a position of independence, When a patient is accepted for home care, the following services may be provided; nursing care, physiotherapy, homemaking, drugs and dressings, X-ray and laboratory services. These services are arranged according to the individual requirements of the patient. The cost of the ser- vice is paid by 0.H.I.P., the same as if the patient is in hospital. Home care may be provided as long as the patient shows im- provement, The only restriction is on the homemaking service, which is limited to 80 hours per patient. Of the 198 patients who received home care, 167 patients received nursing care, 52 patients received physiotherapy, and 107 patients received homemaking. The patients ranged in age from 10 years to 95 years and 53 patients lived alone, Home care at present is limited to giving active treatment with rehabilitation to selected patients, and does not answer the needs of the patient requiring continuing care, such as nursing or homemaking. Huronview news Despite poor weather, a good number of the members of the Clinton Christian Reformed Church visited the home Sunday evening to provide a song service in the auditorium, led by Mr. Van DerEnde. Volunteers from the Christian Reformed Church, along with Mr. and Mrs. Dale of Clinton, assisted with Monday's activities with music provided by Marie Flynn, Mary Taylor and Norman Spier. Two new residents were welcomed to the home during the program, The Goderich township Women's Institute were hosts Wednesday afternoon for the February birthday party, at- tended by well over 100 residents. The residents all joined together in welcoming the ladies on their first visit to Huronview since forming this new unit. Mrs. Bill Cox introduced the program and was pianist for the musical numbers, which included Mrs. Driver, violin; Mrs. Heard, whistling; Arlene Vanderwal,, accordion; Mrs. KaaStra and Mrs. Vanderwal, vocal duets. Mrs. Chapman won the musical travelling prize. The president, Mrs. Banter, presented each of the 18 celebrants with a box of a variety of fruit and treats. The rhythm band from. Goderich Psychiatric Hospital, under the direction of Gordon Harrison, provided the family night program. The 12 members in the band played as a group and en- tertained with vocal solos, duets, dance numbers and instrumental solos on mouth organ, piano, violin and accordion . A World Day of Prayer service was held in the chapel Friday morning. Mrs. Sharpies of the Clinton Anglican Church was leader of the service, assisted by Bertha Deihl and Mrs. Davis of Huronview. Kindergarten Registration GRAND BEND PUBLIC SCHOOL Tues., Mar. 13 1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Area covered Pinery Park entrance north to Grand Bend Children must be 5 years old on or before Dec. 31, 1973 Please bring proof of age and medical records Kindergarten Registration for Sept. 1973 Precious Blood School Exeter, Ontario Monday, March 12 1:15 . 2:30 Children must be 5 years old on or before December 31; 1973, Parents should bring proof of age and immunization records,