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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-04-03, Page 18Fi Fathe�os -- widawerfor62=years. h telephone call from Roobal of the death of her At his late residence 14 father, Mr. C. gelderland who' Hensalj on Sunday, March 23, has made his home with his 1975, Derwood F. Windoyer eldest daughter for the past died in his 68th year. seven years. He was the husband of the Mr. Gelderland leaves to former Marjorie G. Cowan. . . mourn one daughter Mrs.Also surviving are his father Lagerwerf, two grandchildren Merkley 'Windover of and five great-grandchildren in Belleville, and one brother Holland; his son Anthony Everett Windover of Frankfort, Gelderland, one. grandson . Ontario. Ronald, and three great- The late Mr. Windover rested grandchildren in Ridgetown; at the Bonthron Funeral Chapel and a daughter Mrs. Sim in Hensall where funeral Roobal of Hensall, one gran- service. took place on Tuesday, ddaughter Mrs. Don Dodds of March 25 with Rev. G. A. Seaforth, and three great- Anderson of St. Paul's Anglican grandchildren of Seaforth. Church officiating. Interment Mr. Gelderland was in his was in Oakland Cemetery, 92nd year . and has been a Delaware, Ontarid. Holland informed Mrs. Sim Obituary Rehabilitation Centre to expand 1975 workshop The 1975 program for the Adult Rehabilitation Centre at Dashwood will be considerably expanded due to a recent an- nouncement of increased government financing. , Facilities and programs are being extended to ,allow the increase in the number of trainees from the present 20 to at least 35. The Ontario government will now provide grants of 80 per- - cent for programs of all ARC projects throughout the province. The Dashwood ARC workshop is sponsored by the South Huron and District Association for the Mentally Retarded. Additional instructors will be hired this year to expand the woodworking, good grooming, kitchen, craft and contract programs. Applicants are now being considered for the wood- working program. Instruction in good grooming is being carried out by Mickey Struyke, now on LIP grant. She is also tutoring two female trainees in office procedure. Mrs. Bernice Jeffrey is in charge of the kitchen program, also with the help of a LIP grant. The trainees with Mrs. Jeffery's guidance are helping to prepare meal8 for them- selves, staff and guests. A number of area firms as far away as St. Marys are making use of the contractand craft program. This program in- • cludes gathering and assem- bling components for various Holmesville ,1I1,R 441 Club The fourth meeting of Holmesville I was held on Monday, March 24. The president started the meeting with the pledge. The roll call for this week was, a new garment or .ac- cessory I will need and my. plans for the style, color and texture so that it will fit into my 1 wardrobe. In the business area Sherry Duff read off the minutes of meeting three. The club also voted that our next week's meeting will be can- celled. The members discussed achievement day.and decided to do either a skit or a demonstration. Brenda Cardinal designed the front page of the 4-14 book. All members participated in laying pieces of patterns on the material, and then pinned them on. Irene Heykoop, Mary Ann Haykbop, and Brenda Cardinal cut out the pieces of material. The meeting was closed with s -the motto. The next meeting • will be Monday, April 7, 1975 at Holmesville Public School. by: Brenda Cardinal. INSURANCE COMPANY stOgished 1876 HEAD 'aF11'ICE* , Seakrt l, -;Ontario.... Mrs. Margaret Shark Sec. Treas. Phone 527.0400 ; It Only • Costs A Little To Be Safe Fire, Extended Coverage, Wind- storm, Theft, Property Damage, Liability, Etc. Directors and Adiusters: 1 Lavern Godkin, R.R. 1, Walton, Ont. Robt. Archibald, RR 4, Seaforth Ken Carnochah, RR 4, Seaforth Ross Leonhardt, RR 1, Bornholm John McEwipg, RR 1, Blyth Stanley Mcllwain, RR 2, Goderich Donald McKercher, RR 1, Dublin Wm. Pepper, Brucefield J.N. Trewartha, Box 661, Clinton Phone 527-1877., �`- 527-1817 527-1545 345-2234 523-9390 524-7013'1 527-1837 173482-7534 482-7593 Agents: James Keys, RR 1, Seaforth K.J. Etue, Seaforth r Wm. Leiper, Londesborc Steve J. Murray,, RR 5, _Seaforth plastic and woodworking firms and artificial flowers for wedding arrangements. Mrs. Marian Dougall through a LIP grant is the volunteer co- ordinator. This involves recruiting and organizing volunteers. The Dashwood workshop has use of the largest group of volunteers of any ARC group in Ontario. The Grand Bend Alhambra chapter recently announced they would assume ARC's share of 20 percent of a new 23 passenger bus. This bus pur- chase will allow expansion of trainee pickup in the Seaforth and Clinton areas. The Alhambra group was the first sponsor in the area of mentally retarded projects and the hall located south of Grand Bend is used for the South Huron Association's nursery school. The annual Flowers of Hope campaign is now being organized and Mrs. Whitmore of Seaforth is the chairman. A project by the Pep dub at Central Huron Secondary School to find the male with the sexiest legs raised $56 for Muscular Dystrophy recently. Donny MacDonald, left, was the winner and displays his assets, as does second place finisher, Gerry Lobb. Lorie Deller, president of the Pep Club, presents the $56 cheque to Al Finch, chairman of the Muscular Dystrophy Fund of the Clinton Fire Department. (News -Record photo) Communications services offered Specific information on some 1,500 , manufacturing 'op- portunities from around the world is being offered area manufacturers and businessmen during a Manufacturing Opportunities Days program set for April 23 at the Sutton Park Inn, Kin- cardine. Objectives of the program, organized by the Ontario Ministry of Industry and Tourism in . co-operation with local industrial commissioners, include providing details on licensing and joint venture opportunities, inventions, available contracts and surplus production facilities. The program also furnishes an outline of the many services offered by the ministry to Ontario manufacturers. Did you know that...Taxation and Customs and Excise are the two main divisions of Revenue Canada. Each has its own deputy minister and. has offices in various locations across Canada. +++ . Did you know that...In agreement with the provinces, the federal government collects provincial `corporation taxes for all provinces except Ontario and Quebec; and personal tax for all provinces except .Quebec. The University of Western Ontario EVENING AND DAY. 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