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Prowlife annual, meeting has good turnout in Wing
The fifth annual dinner
meeting of the Wingham
Voice for Life group was held
April 25.. at the Wingham
Legion. The attendance was
good.
George Brophy acted as
chairman. Rev. A. Sonderup
asked the blessing and Rev.
J. Swan gave the thanks-
giving.
Chairman Brophy intro-
duced the. head table. The
guest speaker, Connie Os-
born, .National. President for
the Alliance for Life, was
introduced by Adrian Keet.
Mrs. Osborn said in her.
address this is the 10th year
since the laws Were changed -
to "abortion on demand".
She said the laws were
changed as a result of subtle
pressure from groups who
were masquerading as en-
lightened individuals, while
they were really pro -abor-
tionists who mutilate physic-
ally and spiritually.
Mrs. Osborn called atten-
tion to `.`The Year of the
Obituary
EDITH [FREEMAN] JOYNT
Edith Florence Joynt, died
at Pinecrest. Manor Nursing
Home, Lucknow, Wednes-
day, April,25th, 1979, after a
lengthy illness. She was in
her 88th year.
Mrs. Joynt was the daugh-
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Freeman and"wasborn
in 'Peterborough, Ontario.
On Septeniber 10th, 1913,
she . married John Wesley
Joynt, son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. John Joynt and moved.
into the 'former John Joynt.
residence on Ross Street.
Mrs. Joynt had given
valued and faithful service to
her church, Lucknow United,
and to her community. Ont -
standing amongthese is her
record. of choir 'service. She
had served continuously as
leader for some 45 years. She
• was a life --member . of ' the
U.C.W: and memberof the
Order of the. Eastern Star.
•
She is survived by one son,
George Joynt of Lucknow;
two granddaughters, Jane,
Mrs. Wm O'Hara, and,
Kathy Joynt, both. of Tor-
onto.
Mrs. Joynt • was prede
ceased by her husband, John
Wesley Joynt, and two -broth-
ers, Dc. Wm. Freeman, and
Harold' Freeman. '
The funeral -was held from
the MacKenzie and Mc-
Creath Funeral Home, Luck -
now, on Saturday, April
28th, •1979' at 2 o'clock,
conducted by, Rev.. Doug.
Kaufman. Interment follow-
ed at Greenhill Cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers were
Alex McNay, A. E. McKim,
Raynard Ackert, Clarence
Greer, George .Anderson.
Pallbearers were Roy Fin-
layson, Andrew Ritchie, Alex
Andrew, Virden Mowbray;
Dr.. M. H. : Corrin; Harvey
Webster.,.
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Child" to make this a
positive program. She also
noted the rights of the
unborn child.
Monica Jolie thanked the
speaker for her informative
address. Joan Van Den As-
sem read the minutes of the
1978 annual meeting. Adrian
Keet moved the minutes be
adopted, seconded by Janet
Sterenbery.
In her annual report, Sally
Campeau, Wingham Pro -Life
group president; expressed
her optimism by referring to
the many donations received
and the dedication of the
Wingham group concretely
attested to by the turnout for
the annual meeting.
She also outlined a list' of
activities and events for the
corning year including sales,
a 'walkathon, pro life float,
school programs, etc. Adrian
Keet thanked 'Sallyfor her
effort during her term as
president..
Richard Campeau present-
edthe annual financial report
and moved to accept it which
was seconded by Adel Chat-
tleburg.
Betty O'Donnell gage the
nominating, committee's re-.
port. Salty Campeau intro-
duced the proposed board of
directors., No nominations
were made from the floor and
the 'proposed board -was
accepted.
Sally thanked Adel Chat-
tleburg and Anita Make who
a'
are retiring from the .b, oard
The -sheeting was adjourned
on a -motion. by Monica. Jobe,
-seconded by Cory De Bruyn;.
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