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Help each
On Thursday evening, May 13,
a very informative meeting of the
Wingharn and District
Association for the Mentally
Reltarcled was held in the Golden
Circle School. The president Mrs.
George Cameron welcomed
several area visitors along with
the regular members. Bill
Stephenson and his committee
reported that the dance held on
April 30th was very successful.
Nazir Khan, Wingham, was the
winner in the draw for a hooked
rug.
Julie Henderson, 'president of
Y.A.C.M.R. (Youth Across
Canada with the Mentally
Retarded) told of the group's
project of "Name the Doll and
Win It'!. The doll is on display in
the window of Jennifer's Beauty
Salon and the draw for the
,winning ticket will take place on
May 19th. They are also planning
a picnic and field day to be held in
Stratford on June 19th and the
children will be taken to this
event on a school bus. The
ncoming president of
Y.A.C.M.R. is Christie Lewis.
MrsMarilyn McPherson talked
about the activities of the Silver
Circle School. N ext fall this
school will be held five days a
week. She explained that when
the ch ildren are taught different
things, they must have fun and
this keeps their attention for a
longer period of time. F. „rh child
is geared to their individual
potential in learning.
Mrs. Esther Cantelon
explained the, program of the
Adult Workshop. At present
there are four full-time and two
part-time trainees and this will be
increased in September also
another teacher will be • hired at
this time. A craft and bake sale
will 'be held by the Workshop in
the Wingham Town Hall, May 29
at 2 p.m. All donations of bakine -
will be gratefully accepted. The
variety of crafts for sale have all
been made by the trainees:
The Silver Circle School has a
Brussels
Stockyard
Report
The market at Brussels
Stockyards Friday was steady
with 728 cattle and 818 pigs on
offer.
Choice Steers - 44.00 to 45,00.
Good steers - 42.00 to 44.00.,
A Steer consigned by Dave
Dewar of Atwood weighing 1230
lbs. sold for 45,00.
Twenty-four steers consigned
by Don, Culbert of Dungannon
averaging 1070 lbs. sold for
44.35.
Thirteen steers consigned by
George A dams of Wroxeter
averaging 1290 lbs. sold for 44.60
with his lot of 37 steers averaging
1390 lbs. selling for 44.15.
Choice Heifers - 41.00 to 43.00
with sales to 43.50.
Good Heifers - 39.00 to 41.00.
Six heifers consigned by R. M.
Stott of Seaforth averaging 996
lbs. sold for 42.85 With his lot of
13
lbs.,
averaging 1018 lbs.
selling, for 42.60.
A heifer consigned by Graham
Jlackstnt of Blyth weighing 790 lbs.
sold for 43.50.
Choice Cows - 27400'to 29,00.
Good Cows - 25.00 to 21.00.
'Hulls traded to a high of 33,5IL
Ail classes of pigs sold at
higher prices. 30 to 40 - lbs. pigs.
Sold to a high of 59.75; 40 to 50 lb.
pigs to a high of 63.25; 50 1- 60 tb,
pigs to a high of 67.50; 6o to 70 lb,
pigs to a high of .69.35,
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new board of Directors - -Mrs.
Myrla Frank, Mrs. Audrey Lewis
and Mrs. Sylvia Ricker. The
Directors for the Adult Workshop
are r Mrs. Audrey Swatridge,
Bill Sephenson and Jack Reavie.,
Jim Mulvale, Sarnia, who is
from the Ontario Regional Staff
spoke about the work of his group
in helping the directors of the
associations with any problems.
The guest speaker for the
evening was Mrs. Florence
Reavie, principal of the .
Golden • Circle School. The
students started last week going
swimming at Vanastra every
Thursday afternoon and the
school staff appreciates the help
of the many volunteers who are
assisting with this activity. There
are three students being sent to
Camp Belwoocl• this summer.,
Mrs. Reavie reported that Huron
County is the first to have the
retarded schools located within
the regular elementary schools.
She showed several interesting
slides of the students, some of
which showed the integration of
all pupils in the Wingham School.
A fund raising committee was
formed. This is very essential
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child
because the nursery School and
the Adult Workshop receive only
80% support from the
Governinent and they remainder
has to be raised by projects and
donations. It is hoped the
FLOWERS OF HOPE donations
will exceed last year's total.
The next meeting will be held
on. June 10 and a good crowd is
anticipated.
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