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'Undies to patients; 1,130 meals
tO staff Members in the cafe-
teria; 7,836 lunches for staff;
49091 snacks at coffee break;
841 "staff members paid for cof-
fee: cold drinks or ice cream.
:A total of 3, 498 cups of free
erne were consumed and
105 visitors were served in the
Cafeteria,
The sewing group from the
Baptist Church mended 358
articles. made, 359 new pieces
of linenand an additional 43
article's were made up by other
volunteers in the group,
Mrs, Morrey said that Mr.
Opal„ a native of India, is
planing to come to Wingham,
as' ambulance man and orderly
at. the hospital and final ar-
rangements are being made for
his journey. Mr. Samuel, a
laboratory .technician, at pre-
sent resident in England,. has
accepted a position here and
has been c°leeared by the immi-
gration authorities. Furnished.
accommodation is being sought
for this man, his wife and three
small children. If any person
knows of.such accommodation
Mrs. Morrey would be very glad
°to, have the information,-
PROPERTY
nformation,.PROPERTY
Property.Committee Chair-
man• E. E, W,aiker said that a
meeting of his committee had
agreed to a contract for the
planting .of shrubbery around
the building and landscaping of
the grounds,, Total cost was
expectedto be $3, 824. The
plan' includes,the installation
of a fountain in the centre of
the fawn in front of the north
wing, toward which' the staff is
• 'donating $5Q0. The fountain
„will he surrounded by a flagged
area; and a planting' of shrubs to
provide a spot where ambula-•
tory patients may enjoy the
freshair in warm weather:
• Mr. Walkerreported"that
work is being done on the-3enti-
ating systems. in both the kit-
-41;0 and laundry areas.
;Dr. W. A. McKibbon report-
ed' tliat
eport-ed',that everything is operating
smoothly in the medical staff •
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department and that the level
of operations has settled down
satisfactorily and surgical fac-
ilities are adequate for the de-
mand.
Mrs. IvIeTavish reported that
the Auxiliary is completing ar-
rangements for the rummage
sale on May 25th.
Mr, Cousins said that Gordan
Snxter of 'Wingham has been
engaged as accountant to suc-
ceed the late H. L. Sherbondy.
There were 28 applicants for
the position.
Mr. Cousins also read a
letter of appreciation from Mrs.
Sherbondy and it was accom-
panied by a cheque for 5100 as
a memorial gift from Dr. and
Mrs. D. Young of Winnipeg
and Mrs. Howard F. Ward of
California, close friends of Mr.
Sherbondy. The money is to be
used .as needed for hospital -
equipment but it was decided
that a portion of tl.e donation
will be used for the purchase of
new flags -for the 'hospital. ' Mr.
Sherbondy donated the flags
which were flown for the first
time at the official opening of
the new hospital last June.
Have a heart
Can' a man who has hada
heart attack come back? The
answer is an emphatic yes,
according to, the Department of
National Health and Welfare.
The department's booklet "Get
Fit -- Keep Fit" says that a
heart attack,,, for most persons,
leaves no permanent disability.
Recent studies show that
More than 85 per cent can and
do return t6 work after the
heart has healed from an at-
tack. Exeroises of gradually
increasing intensity are pie -
scribed by heart specialists. A
person CAN be more fit after
an attack than before.
However, it is wise to con-
sult,your personal physician be-
fore undertaking a program of
activity. Have acheck-up,
and if you're found fit, give
your heart.a'break -- exercise
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FIVE CANDIDATES sought the Huron Lib-
eral nomination at the convention in Clin-
ton on Monday night. From left, Charles
Thomas of Brussels, Dr. Frank Mills of
Goderich, Maitland •.Edgar. of, g ceter, Who
won on the first ballot, Rev. John 'Boyne
of Exeter, and Dr. A. W. Currie of Parkhill.
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Regional advisor installs B & PW:tater"
in impressive candle -lighting ceremony
•
Regional advisor of Region 8,
Mrs. Shirley McKenzie of Wi
arson, outlined the duties of
the various officers,when she ad-
dressed the .local Business & Pro-.
fessional Women's Club on
Tuesday evening of last week.
She also spoke of the work and
outreach to provincial and
national levels. Through out-
reaefi the problems and work of
the business women become
better, understood and appreci-
ated.
Mrs. Emerson Shera led a"
sing -song and a 'piano solb.was
played by Mrs, Hazel Bateman.
Annual n al reports were heard on
the work of committees and 'Mrs
George Scott read the annual re-
port and Mrs. -W. A. Murray
gave the treasurer's report.
The retiring president, Mrs.
Robert Ahara thanked the mem-
bers for their interest arid support
both in the'` local club and: the
federation at large. • In her re-
port she summarized the, club's
activitiesduring her term of
office .which included several
interesting programs. Proceeds
from Portraits from the Past
went to the Centennial Swim-
ming Pool Fund and an art
showing of the work of two'
Kitchener artists was successful.
The annual award ,was ,firesented
Present- music: r
d�moflstration
at United Church
Piano pupils of •Miss Iva Mai
Smith gave a music. demonstra-
tion and program on Friday ; ev-
ening. at Wingham United
Church.
In the younger group of
pupils °solos were played by
Wayne Cook, Patricia* Orien,
Debbie Saunders, Laura Saund-
ers, Marcia Fenwick, Heather
Currie, Sandra •Orien, Alexa
Currie, Dianne Freethy, Janice
Dunbar, Mardi Adams, Gene-
vieve Kinahan, Bob Kinahan,
Marlene McGee, Kathy Gal-
braith, Kathy Dunbar, Karen
Currie.
Pupils in the next group to
perform were Stephen penny,
Sandra Currie, Charles Thomp-
son, Stephen Lloyd, Barbara
Stapleton, Ila Scott, Ruth Ellen
Currie, Adora MacLean, Kathy
Pattison, Barbara Cook, Ruth
Elliott, Marion McGee, Helen
Chandler, Joyce Nethbry,
Karen Galbraith, 'Marilyn Roo-
ertson, Connie Nethery, Marg-
aret McLaughlin, Catherine'
Chandler, John Gibb and Doris
Stokes.
To add some variety to the
program vocal solos were sung
by Janet Haines and Stephen
Lloyd. Dianne Freethy gave an .
excellent performance of an
acrobatic solo. Helen and
Catherine Chandler played a
duet on instruments'called re-.
cord,srs, and Connie Nethery
played a solo on the accordion.
The junior choir of Wingham
United Church sang the chorus
"Oh, What a Beautiful Morning,
from the musical .play "Okla-
homa".
Okla-
homa". '
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram refreshments were served
to the pupils and their parents.
Some of the ladies of the senior
choirmof the United Church who
very graciously managed the
serving of refreshments were
Mrs. J. Kopas, Mrs, T. Jardih,
.Mrs. D. Lloyd, and Mrs. A.
Lunn.,
Miss Iva Mai Smith,' L.R.C.-
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is the organist and choir
director at Wingham United
Church.
at commencement to a Grade
h Business & Commerce student
of Wingham District High.
School. Many interesting
•speakers and programs made up '
the year's activity. Mrs. Ahara •
reported on the Ramallah pro- .
ject, a national proJect sponser-
ing the education of seven girls
in Jordan. The Wingham club.
is proud to be a part of this
worthwhile endeavour._
Mrs.. Murray, chairman of
the nominating,committee,
presented the "slate of officers.' ,
They were installed by Mrs.
McKenzie Tri an impressive
candle -lighting ceremony.
The new executive is p. a s t
president, Mrs. Ahara; presi-
dent , Mrs. John Crewson;
1st vice, Mrs. Fraser Forgie; •
2nd •vice, , Mrs. Marion Scott;
recording secretary, Mrs.
George Scott; corresponding
secretary,' Miss Norma Coutts;
and treasurer, Iirs. Murray..
Each .was presented with a cor-
sage.
Mrs. Crewson presented the
-retirieg president with her past
president's pin and expressed
appreciation for her work..Mrs.
Wm..Connell, who had been a
member of the executive since
the club' received, its charter,
was presented with `a gift.
Mrs. McKenzie announced;
that the district regional. meet-
ing will be held in Chatham
October 5 and 6. It is hoped
that members of the Wingham
Club will be able to attend.
Mrs. Bateman was appointed
as delegate . to the Ontario Con-
ference in Fort William the
week -end of May 19, A dele--
gate, has not yet been chosen for
the bi-annual convention of the
Canadian Federation; to be
held in Quebec City in August.
'Plans were made for the con-
cert of the University of West-
ern Ontario Mixed Choir spon-
sored by the • B&PW and the
Wingham Lions Club.
One of the earliest forest fire
disasters took place in 1825 in
the valley' of the Miramichi
River in New Brunswick The,
fire killed 160 people, . destroy-
ed severa l'towns and villages
and devastated over 1600 square
.miles of forest.
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1W..!lnuN,N1.
- - Mr. and Mrs. Mao Met-
calfe and family of Mildmay.
'spent Sunday'with .Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Walker and family. Mr.
d Mrs. Gordon Walker and.
. and Mrs. Tom Hunter .of
Milton spent Sunday at the
same home. • • rX
-Mr. and Mrs, Neil. Stain-
ton and Blair of .Kitchener visit'
ed tb week -h h
;parentson, Mi., andend 'Mrs.,witPereis►
Stainton,
and Mrs, Bill Craw-
ford, .Cindy
raw-ford.:.Cindy and Oregery of
Toronto spent the week -end,
and Wt. and Mrs,. Bruce Robert-
,son, . Kendra and David of Goy-
.ale spelt Sunday with Mr. and
Mr$. Len Crawford.
and Mrs. 'Wf. A.
Me-
'Kibbon and Mr. and Mrs. H ar-
ald Brooks, and Mr. Alf Hill
of Tillsonburg, spent Sunday
wfth lvlr. ; and. Mrs. Bev Brooks
fn. London..
--Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wat-
son, Allan and Gregory of For-
est were Mother's Day guests at
the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mxs...Allan Pattison., Min-
nie Street.
--Miss Julia DautShin of Lon-
don spent the week-en4 with
her mother, Mrs. K. Cerson,
-Mrs. S.A. Murray of
Minnie Street is a patient in
Winghan;a and District Hospital.
-Mrs. W.W. Armstrong
returned recently after spending
several months in Dunedin; Fla.
--Miss E. Musgrove and Miss
Anne Henry returned home last
Wednesday after spending the
winter months at Gulfport, Fla.
-Mrs. Lottie Smith of Tor- ,
onto spent the week -end with
her sister, Mr.; and Mrs. J.C.
McIntyre, Minnie Street.
-- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lott
and Colin of Bracebridge , spent
the week -end with their parents
Mr: and Mrs..Robert Thompson
and .Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lott.
--Mr. anti, Mrs. Wes Huston
and -Mrs. Grace Prang, `Peter
and Mary of Preston, spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. E. Web-
ster. Mrs. Huston and Mrs. .
Prang visited with the former's
brother-in-law , Mr. Elmer
Johnson of Lucknow, who is a
patient'in Wingham and District
Hospital.
--Mrs. Ernest Churchill of
Mossley visited On Monday with
Mrs. Melville Bradburn..,
--Miss Doreen Smyth of Tor-
onto and Mr. and Mrs. Albert.
Smytlf and` Andrea of Kitchener
spent the . week -end with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Smythlof East Wawanosh.
-r-Mr, and Mrs. David Mc-
Callum visited Sunday with her
grandmother, Mrs. James A,
McGill in Clinton..
--Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wight -
man of Listowelt were Sunday
visitors here ° in Wingham. .
y ,
-,Mr. and Mts. Alan Who'
son, Mary Mari and Steven and
Mr, Donald Merrick, Mr. and
Mrs. George Whitby and Peter,
and Miss Beverley Merrick all
of Bluevale, spent Sunday with
their mother, Mrs. Irvin Mer-
rick.
--Mr. and Mrs. Total Brydges
and son Michael, of Toronto.
spent the week -end with rela-
tives here and at Lncknow,
- --Mr,,, and Mts. lack Adair
andfamily of Molesworth and
M. and Mrs. Wallace BalIagh
and family of Teeswater visited
on Sunday with their mother,
Mrs. Melville Bradburn.
- -Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bar-
ber of Stratford visited with Mr«
and Mrs. E. Webste ' on sMondasc
—Mr. and Mrs, Jima Alex an
der of Toronto spent the week-
end with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. 'Charles Hodgins,
- Mr. and 'Mrs. Doug Mur-
ray and family rof Waterloo
-spent the week-ends,with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Al
• exander and Mrs. W.C. Murray..
bias baptized
at United Church
Christian Family Sunday was
observed in Wingharx United
Church ons Sunday rnorning.
The sacrament of baptism was
administered by the minister,
Rev. C,M. Jardlne.to.ten
children,
Baptised were Gregory Scott,
son of Mr, and Mics. William A.
Crawford of Toronto; Jaaon
Robert, son of Mr,, and ,Mas. tre
T. ,Goodall,, George Wayne..
son of Mr, and Mrs, W. W,
Gnsbe; Wiili,atxt 'Walton, son of
Mi. and Mrs. W.C. Haines;
Sandra Marie, daughter of Mr."
and Mrs. R.B. Johnston; And-
yew James, son of Mr. and Mr's..
J. R, Kaufman; Joanne Marie, ,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.•
Machan; Mark Arthur, sop of
Mr. and Mrs. F.B. A. Moore;
JeffreyRonald, son of Mr. 'and
Mrs. ,R.W. Walden; Angela
Susanne, daughterOf Mr. and
Mrs. R.G. Walker.
There is enough milk pro=
duced in a day in Ontario to fill
nine million four hundred and
forty-five thousand and six hun»
dred drinking glasses.:
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