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joFikistt.,s POST BRUSSEL.% ONTAItIO THNRSDAN, FEi3. 10th, 1966
13.t.,Y.TH LIONS
ICE OARINIVP.i..
.suppessfyi,. •.EVENT
The ice Carnival. AP9Per0„ by
the Myth Liens CIO in the
Myth Arena was a big success
with every event was.
Prima were as. follows: Fancy
dress, public school pupil, Sher-
rie Plaetzen, Debbie Hicks;
fancy dress under school age,
Francis CamPhell, Heather
.Pengelly; comic costume, Bar-
bara :Bei', enda Pengelly;
national costume, Vaughan Hun-
king, Kathie Madill; fancy dres-
sed couple, 'Kim and Pam Oster;
nursery rhyme, Jane Watson,
Paul and Linda Warwick; fancy
dress, women, Marlene McNeil,
Most graceful couple, Mrs, Ted
Thinking, and But Carter; comic
couple, Mrs. Maurice Bean, Jean
l\lcVittie; 'oldest lady op. skates.
Mrs. -.Jim. McCali;. • oldest man,.
....13111 Carter: fastest skater, Grant
Elliott; • faster • .pnblie school
,skater, .'Jim Johnston; skating
backwards, Dwight Cowan;
girls, Mary - Louise Chalmers;
largest family on •skates,. Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Thinking.
A. Y. McLEAN, SEAFORTH
VICg,PRESIDENT OF OWNA
d.M. Glenduming was elected
president of the Ontario Weekly
Newspaper Association Saturday.
Mr. Glendinning, who is publisher
of the Delhi News-Record, suc-
ceeds Davis Dills of the the Acton
Free 'Press.
A. Y. McLean, eublisher of the
Huron Expositor, Seaforth, was
elected first vice-president, and.
W. R, Workman - of the Win-
chester Press second vice-pre-,
;idr,n1.. at the associations annual
one-day convention held in the
neyai York 1-lotel, Toronto.
Wri:•tcrs are TT, D. Connell,
Tilbury Times; Wilson I3oyer,
IlreePbridge Hereld - Gazette,
P. H. Vidsten. Uxbridge Times-
Journal; Keith Graham, Chest-
erville Record; ;Kenneth Camp-
bell. Strathroy Age - Dispatch;
John James, Bowrnanville Cana-
(lien St;:tosiann; Walter Breb,
ncr, :\leeford Express; J. Earl
rerrison. Napanee Beaver, and
J. C. McKnight, Tillsonburg
News.
Werdei) Leavens of the Belton
Enterprise was named secretary
manager
CI-ULDREN'S SIGHT
IS PRECIOUS
"Your children's sight is
almost as precious as life itself,"
said E. F. Wheeler, Dittrict
Field Secretary for The Canadian
Institute for the Blind, in an
interview on White. Cane Week,
sponsored by his organization,
and The ',„',.nadian council of the
I3lind, he reminded 'readers that
eye accidents are high on the
list of the causes of blindness
and spoil perfect vision for hund-,
l'arti of children each year.
explained that toyS,
fireworks. and bows and arrowS,
frequently send a younster to the i.
hospital with a damaged eye.
He told of two true incident.
that happened to small boys, The
lads were Playing cops and, rob-.
bet% with the' neighboUrbeed
•••••••••IMMI.,
gitug and a general I:reeler-all
was taking place. A friendly
enemy threw a stnne. One
youngster was wearing glasses.
The other was not, 'When the
stone struck the glasses, it
knocked the frames hard, against
the lad's eyes but the glasses did
not break — they were safety
lenses, In the other case, the
stone struck the youngster's
naked eye and damaged the sight
beyond restoration. Sympathetic
causes affected his second eye
and ti boy became totally blind
within a year.
The Field .Secretury urged
parents to consider safety ,levees
for children who need glasses
d t t- ch the•ho • nd rls to
•P•••••••,100.1.,,,mMairte
appreciate the importance of see,
ing, they .realize that once
injured an eye punnet. be re,
placed, 'they will be more careful.
with BB guns and air rifles. They
will carry 'knives and scissors
with the points downward and
develop a iwntc:1441 attitude with
all Sliarn tools aud instruments.,'
He reminded us that one way
to show aPpreCiation of our eye-
sight is to assist our blind neigh-
bours at street crossings of by
serving as a volunteer at a CNIB
centre. "When you share your
sight," said the Field. Secretary,
"you will understand. better the
Jraporta40..of taking care of: your.
eyes one pair. fora lifetime."
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