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The January birthday party was held in the auditorium and
owing to weather conditions, the lunch and gifts were provided
by the Blyth Women's Institute and the program and party by
the Huronview staff. Mr. Archibald showed slide pictures of
Great Britain and Mrs. Mattie McGregor showed pictures of
Florida.
A special Bobby Burns Family Night program was arranged
and directed by Jim Lawrie of Blyth,. The program consisted
of vocal solos and several instrumental numbers by the Blyth
Fiddlers , Jim McCall, Bill Hicks, Harvey McDowell, Debbie
Hicks, Millar Richmond, Jim Lawrie, Mrs.Ella Richmond and
dance numbers by Karen Glousher, Sherri Marshall,
Catherine Battye, Cindy Ulick.
Mrs. Elsie Henderson arranged a Family Night program
and provided the piano accompaniment for her daughter
Wanetta and Bill Holland. with accordion and guitar and
harmonica numbers by Helen Bisback.
Volunteers from the Clinton Christian Reformed Church
assisted with Mondays activities. The Old tyme music was
provided by Elsie Henderson, Norman Speir, Jerry Collins
and Philip Regier with musical numbers by the 20 member
Huronview Rhythm Band,
Willa Taylor showed coloured slide pictures of Florida,
Pinelake and local scenes for the Family Night program. Mrs.
Elsie Henderson entertained before and after the pictures
with melodies on her portable organ.
TODAY'S CHILD
BY HELEN. ALLEN .
HE LOVES TO READ
Lloyd would rather read than eat. This 14-year-old
is what his foster parents call a voracious reader and
on a great variety of subjects. He likes adult
company better than that of children, and grown-ups
enjoy being with .him because he is an interesting,
lively conversationalist.
Lloyd is considered high average in intelligence,
but is not reaching that standard in Grade eight. he
has a slight perceptual problem and is not always
conscientious about his school work. Lloyd is fond of
music. He has had piano and guitar lessons and
hopes to start soon on the organ.
Anglo-Saxon in descent, Lloyd has dark eyes (his
glasses are for near-sightedness; brown hair and fair
skin. He is healthy and sturdily built.
He needs a home where he will be the only child or
the youngest and where he will receive love,
stimulation and firmness.
To inquire about adopting Lloyd, please write to
Today's Child, Ministry of Community and Social
Service, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. For
general adoption information consult your local
Children's Aid Society.
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OPP reports investigations
Recent investigations carried
out by the OPP of Wingharn
Detachment include: Three
investigations with three, persons
charged under the Liquor Control,
Act.
Nine charges laid and twenty-
eight warnings issued under the
Highway Traffic Act.
Eighteen other investigations
with one charge laid. under the
Criminal Code.
On Monday, February 3, Gary
J. Jamieson of R.R.#3, Wingham
was involved in a single car
accident on Lot 31, Concession
10 , East. Wawanosh Township
when his vehicle skidded and
struck a tree. There were no
injuries and damages were
estimated at $25.00.
Rudolph Pilwin of Waterdown
and Paulus E. Plasschaert of
R.R.3; Listowel were involved in
a collision on County Road 22,
east of Highway 86. Injured as a
result of the collision were
Wolfgang Weber of R.R.1,
Lucknow, a passenger in the
Pilwin vehicle and Ann
Plasschaert, a passenger in the
Plasschaert vehicle. Damages
were estimated at $1950.00.
On Friday, February 7, Ronald
R. Soldman of R.R.3, Wingham
was involved in a single car
accident on Highway #86, west of
the Maitland River Bridge, East
Wawanosh Township when his
vehicle left the south edge of the
road and sideswiped some guide
posts. There were no injuries, and
total damages were estimated at
$830.00.
Wilmer Glousher of
Londesboro and David McKay of
R.R.1, Seaforth were involved in
. a two car collision on County Road
25, east of Highway 4, Morris
Township. No one was injured
and damages were estimated at
$275.00.
On Saturday, February 8,
David J. De Vogerlaere of
Chatham was involved in a single
car accident on Huron County
Road 12, south of Highway 86
when the vehicle he was driving
veered onto the west shoulder
and struck a guide fence. There
were no injuries, and damages
were estimated at $450.00.
Debra J. Crispin of Harriston
and Roger D. King of Guelph
were involved in a collision on
Huron County Road 30 at the
Maitland River Bridge in
Fordwich. No one was, injured and
damages were estimated at
$700.00.
On Sunday, February 9, Robert
C. Wicke of Listowel, was involved
in a single' car accident on
Sideroad 30-31, south of
concession 1-2, Grey Township
when the car he was driving left
R.R. 2, Blyth
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the east edge of the road and
struck a tree. There were no
injuries, and damages were
estimated at $1000.00.
On Saturday, February 8, at
about 6.45 P.M. a truck driven by
Sid Adams of Wingharn,
southbound on Highway #4 was
struck by a northbound vehicle
driven by Lorne Hoggart, also .of
Wingharn. Hoggart was fatally
injured in the accident. Adams,
his son Dwight and. George
Whitby were hospitalized. Both
vehicles wer totally damaged.
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