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Times -Advocate, June 17, 1981
Page 7
Volunteers treated at ARC Industries
A special luncheon was
held at ARC Industries in
Dashwood Friday to thank
all the volunteers who had
helped out at the Huron Hope
Nursery School for the
mentally handicapped. The
school, which is operated by
the South Huron and District
Association for the Mentally
Handicapped , is also located
in Dashwood.
Honoured at the luncheon
was Kay Kuracina, who has
been teaching at the nursery
school since 1970. Mrs.
Kuracina is retiring. She was
presently with a desk pen
holder.
Don Campbell, executive
director of the association
praised the 20 volunteers
who attended the lunch,
which was catered to by ARC
employees.
Campbell said that the
volunteers were very im-
portant at the nursery
school, because the children
require one-to-one training.
Campbell said that some of
the children are severely
handicapped which requires
hard work on the part of the
volunteer. "You have to
throw off your jacket and get
right down to work with the
kids," he said. Campbell
added that he honed all the
volunteers would return in
September.
Campbell mentioned that
the nursery plans to operate
a six week summer school
program. Parents are being
asked to provide tran-
sportation for that program.
Teacher Faye Blair will be in
charge, and three students
will be assisting her.
Campbell also spoke on
Bill 82 which the government
recently passed.
Bill 82requiresallboards of
education to - provide
education for all children. At
present there are four
children in nursery school,
who are old enough to attend
Huron Hope school for the
mentally handicapped at
J.A.D. McCurdy school in
Huron Park. However,
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MR. AND MRS. JOHN VAN GERWEN
Tracy Dee Campbell and John Henry Van Gerwen were un-
ited in marriage on Saturday, May 23 at Our Lady of Mount
Carmel Church with Father Joseph Nelligan officiating. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Campbell and the
groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Gerwen. The
maid of honour was Leslie Campbell and bridesmaids were
Judy DeJong, Grand Bend, and Debbie Riehl, Hensall. Jim
Gregus was the best mon and guests were ushered by Ken
Pinder and Paul Shapton. The couple is now residing in
Waterloo. Photo by Doerr
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MR. AND MRS. ALLAN STEWART
Kristy Ryan and Allan Stewart were united in marriage, April
25, at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. The service was per-
formed by Father Joseph Nelligan. The Hackneys Sisters of
Sarnia, Karen, Lee and Mary Jo accompanied with song. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan of Mt.
Carmel. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferris
Stewart of St. Marys. The maid of honour was Patti McCann,
Mt. Carmel, and the attendants were Bridget Ryan, Mt.
Carmel, Corenne Breen, Toronto, and Kelly Ryan, Mt. Carmel.
The best man was Don Stewart of London, and ushers were
Larry Pearson, Peterborough, Barry Brook, Kingston and John
Howe, Brantford. Flower girl was Charline Ryan, niece of the
bride, and ring bearers were Robert Howe, nephew of the
groom and Aaron Buttle, nephew of the bride. Following a
honeymoon in Quebec City the couple are residing in Wilton
near Kingston, Ontario.
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Mrs. Gwyn Whilsmith was
the guest speaker. She is
working with the Rural
Development Outreach
University of Guelph - which
is mainly collecting data on
the elderly. Two areas in
Ontario were chosen for this
survey, Huron County and
Rainy River.
Nine ladies of the P.C.W.
drove to Cruff, June 1 for the
June Conference of Stratford
Presbyterial. This is a
Presbyterian Retreat and
Conference Centre at RR 2
Puslinch.
Programs for all ages are
planned at varying times
during the year. Family
camping with tents or trailer
- bedrooms, electrically
heated and meals can be
prepared on your own or are
served in the dining room.
All had a tour of the
grounds via tractor drawn
wagon. The afternoon period
was planned under the
direction of Mrs. Stuart
Peeblesof Atwood and ladies
of Listowel.
The ladies of the Church
are serving the graduation
dinner for the grade 8 Public
School and will again have a
booth at the Zurich Bean
Festival.
The theme "Hymn with
Actions of the Hamilton and
London Synodical was
introduced to the group by
our ladies chorus and very
interesting reading on Our
Hymns and Writers.
We heard that Charles
Wesley wrote 7,000 hymns -
many of which are used
today. His son, Sam was one
of the great organists of his
day in England.
because of the severity of
their handicaps, these
children have been denied
admission to Huron Hope
school. They will be con-
tinuing at the nursery school.
Campbell pointed out that
the children would benefit
more from a full day in
school, and require more
equipment than the nursery
GRADUATES — Janis Kestle
recently graduated from'
Fanshawe S2hool of Design'
in Interior Design and has
accepted a position with
Don Chase ltd. in Kentville,
Novo Scotia. She is the
daughter of David and
Eleanor Kestle, Clandeboye.
has to offer. As of 1985, ac-
cording to Bill 82, the
children will have to be
accommodated by the local
boards of education.
However, Campbell ex-
pressed concern about the
children who are caught in
the system at present. The
bill will only benefit children
who are born this year, he
said. "It's unfortunate kids
are being caught in the
shuffle," Campbell said. He
fears that funds won't be
spent on these children,
because they will be into the
public school system in five
years. He added that parents
are being asked to speak out
for proper services.
Following Campbell's
speech, a movie was shown
on Downes Syndrome. The
movie showed parents
coping with learning that
their child was born with
Downes Syndrome. Wendy
Hines who is in charge of
public Education said that
films in the same series will
be shown on June 25 at 7:30
in the ARC cafeteria.
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