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HAND TIMES
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 284, 197i PAGE NINE THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LAKK,NoWoONTARIO,
Pro life Meet
With R, .E, McKinley
The first executive meeting in
the new year of Voice of the
Unborn, Wingham", was held on.
Tuesday, January '6.
President Adrian Keet reported
that the South Western Ontario
Pro-Life Conference will be held in
'Woodstock on January 24, 1976.
The accent of this conference is on.
youth and therefore the. Youth
Pro-Life group of the Wipgham and
Goderich area' will be encouraged
to attend: . • ,
A fund-raiSing dance will be held
on Friday, February 27 at the
Armouries in Wingham with music
by the Moran Brothers. Tickets
will be $3.00 per person and a. free
lunch will be • served. The public
are invited to attend.
The second annual meeting for
Voice of the Unborn will be held' at
St, Paul's Anglican Church on
Wednesday, May 5, 1976. It was
suggested that the speaker be Mrs.
Diane , .Buchanan, Goderich, a
volunteer worker with Birthright,
an organization which gives free,
confidential counselling ,and,pract-
ical aid to any distressed pregnant
w'oman, married or single. It was
felt by the executive that it is
important to. stress the alternatives
to abortion and that Members of
otir society, should . be aware, of
them. Advance tickets will be sold
to anyone interested in attending. .
"A nomination • committee was
named to • find nominees . to' the •
Board of: DireCtors. • •
The treasurer: is now issuing
income tax receipts for all dona-
tichis including Membership dona-
tions. • •
The subject of Birthright ads in
the local . papers was brought °up
and will be looked into further.
New radio ads' will be aired on
CKNX radio very soon.
Memberships in' Voice of the
Unborn ,to • (late number 160.
A report was made on a visit to
A. E. McKinley, M.P. during the
Christmas vacation. Mr. Adrian
Keet and Mr. Ben Malda repres,
'ented the Wingham Pro-life group. -
They questioned the federal Justice
Departniene,s new eomniittee, to
study the operation .of the 'abortion
law. Dr. Marion Powell has been
appointed as one, of the three
•members of the e6minittee, Dr.
Powell is, a prorninent pro-abortion-
ist, a member of the Doctors for
Repeal of the Abortion Law, a mall
medical group lobbying for •the
removal of 'abortion from the
Criminal Code-- that is, abortion on
demand.
Mr.-.Keet and' Mr ; Malda asked
Mr. McKinley 'to ask Justice
minister Ronald Basford at least to
appoint a fourth person (pro-life) lo
the committee. Mr. McKinley said
that ,he would like to see three
independent members with no
convictions on either side 'of the
abortion issue sit on' the Abortion
Committee. The two representativ-
es also requ.ested that the party
whip question the terms of
reference of the committee. The
committee is' asked to determine
whether the views of doctors and
hospital 'boards are dictating the
refusal to haVe abortions perforth-
ed. Nowhere is the committee
asked to determine whether the'
views of doctors . and hospital
boards are resulting in abortion on
deniand being practised in some
hospitals. It is well • established
that there is widespread abuse of
the Abortion law`.. Only an unbiased
committee guided by unbiased
terms of reference 'can seiwe any
valid purpose and is acceptable:
.. The Wingham and District
Hospital will have to postpone
any plans for expansion until it
least•next year. This information
was presented to the board at a
regular meeting Monday.
A letter from 'the deputy ,nriini-".
stet of health indicated that
expansion of services cannot, be
'approved in this "Most fiscally
constrained period." He said no
answer on the issue' would be
forthcorriing until. December 1976
at 'the earliest. He also indihated.
that plang, proposed' at that time
would have to be approved
primarily by a, district health
council.
The letter was in answer. , to a
liresentation made earlier by the
hospital board in the form of a.
role study 'in the' Wingham area.
The issue was first discussed with
ministry representatives last ,
year.
In other correspondence, the
board was presented with a
second letter from the Ministry of
Health indicating that a review of
the , official policy on remunera-
tion for chief executives of hos-
pitals now allows room for salary
increases. There will be no in-
crease allowed for those already
earning $30,000 per year or more,
but rates below thii may be in-
'creased in accordance. .with the
federal guidelines.. •
Letters of nomination to the
beard were received from four
member townships. They• are:.,
east Wawariosh. Howard
Walker; Morris, Melvin Craig;
Turnberry, Harold Elliott;
Howick, Bob Gibson.' The annual
meeting .will be scheduled for
March.
Mrs. Robert. Ritter reported
that the gift case proceeds for
1975 were $4,099.79, almost double
that of 1974. She also told the
board that she would end her
term as 'president of the Wing-
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R.R. 1 RIPLEY
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mitts Will be phased out over the
next six months when the firm of
-W. H. Gurney and Son must vacate
the premises.. .
The 'original. Gurney Glove.
Works 'commenced, •operations in
1906 'under the ownership of the'
late W. H. Gurney. At its peak
period from the 1930's to .the 60's
the company employed- from 65 to
80 people.
,, The new owner of the building
will deVelop the street leVel stores
and will construct modern apart-
ments on 'the second and third
floors.