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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-05-08, Page 4�i►�M►►. ate -Times, Thursday, May 8, 1969 tars from The World of Women EXPO "70" Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong - Three Weeks 4419.00 (Plus Air Fant) LISTOWEL TRAVEL • 291-4100 --Mr. and Mrs. Irving Cleg- horn of Hamilton visited last Friday with Mr. Roger Oke. --Miss Wendy Cronkwright. and Mr. Gary Weiss of Water- loo spent the week -end at the former's home and visited with her, father, who is a patient in the Winghann and District Hos-. _ptta1, --Mr. and Mrs. James G. Rinkoul of Barbados, West Indies are holidaying with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Rantoul. ey Viten Sho lope is avii►S ten s a sale lenu ten Shop e is havniS sale .P 'is S P Wren .a sale Jemmy . sa e a s r I•'' Y. ,• JENNY WREN SHOPPE 15 HAVING'A SALE - with big reductions on, all SPRING CHILDREN'S WEAR .. . Get at least 25% OFF EVEN . MORE ON SOME SPRING ITEMSCOATS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Water repellant shower proof fabric coats including vinyls. AT LEAST 25% OFF. INFANTS' COATS AND MATCHING HAT SETS for Boys and Girls. Variety of materials and colours. AT LEAST 25% OFF. 46Xfil iffe#4190 /76 4/O!/ENI/Ale 6T. H//NCHM�I ova. SALE STARTS THURSDAY, ' MAY 8th A MOTHER'S DAY CONTEST STORE . ' ``heei3ikppiiichited gift for Mother's Day would be.` a farrilly' outing with dinner at THE BLUE BARN. No need to tell you that the foo4 is superb. We have gained our reputation , on excellent food and service. • So make Mom's Day. .a happy one. Smorgasbord or Family Dinners served until 7:00 p.m. The Blue Barn Between Palmerston AMPLE and Listowel on PARK •.I N G HIGHWAY 23. Phone Listowel 291-1580 Make Reservations Nowt MR. AND MRS. PETER NASMITH were married in St/ Peter's Anglican Church, Erindale, on April 26. The re- ception was held at the Oneida Country Club. The.bride is the former Dagmar Ullman of Clarkson. Mr. Nesmith isthe son of D, C. Nasmith of Toronto, formerly of Wing - ham, and the late Mrs. Nasmith.—Eaton's Portrait Studio. Junior Auxiliary continue study of Golden. Corn BELGRAVE--The Junior ,. Auxiliary meeting was held at Mr. and Mrs. ClarkJohnston'3 Saturday evening. Games were led by Brenda Nethery. Roll call was answered and minutes of the last meeting were read by Marni Walsh. Pat Scott gave the treasurer's re- port. Brenda Nethery and Mar- ni Walsh collected the offering and Reta Lynn White recited the offertory prayer. Next meeting will be held at Mr. and Mrs. Johnston's on May 10. Games for the next meeting.will be led by Marni Walsh, sing -song by April Mc- Burney. Clean-up girls are Laurie Stackhouse and Brenda Nethery. Janette Johnston and Mary Isabel Nethery continued with the studybook "The Golden Coin". Marni Walsh led the sing- song and the meeting closed with "Now We Close Our Meet- - ing" and the closing prayer. ;--Mr: and Mrs. Ronald Vo- gan of Waterloo visited with his grandmother, Mrs. W. D. Clark of Centre Street last Wednesday before leaving for Montreal where Ronald will work for five months. W ■ N G mauvi.1 MEAT MARKET THE BEST MEALS BEGIN WITH BUDGET -CONSCIOUS SHOPPERS AND WLNGHAM MEAT MARKET FRESH ROASTING CHICKENS 5 -LB, AVERAGE A MOTHER'S DAY CONTEST STORE 4�c WITTICH'S BREAD 4 LOAVES 89( j.D COUNTRY FISH & 59' CHIPSa PACKAGE 3 POUND PACKAGE HAMBURGER 165 Aka See Our Windows for the BEST MEAT BUYS IN TOWN • Evening unit to sew for C.A.S. BELGRAVE--The May meet- ing of the evening unit of the U.C. W. was held at the home of Mrs. Jake Muilwyk on Tl w• - day wit X14 iri'attendatice:Mre. Cliff Logan was in charge Of the worship 'service. "Will Your Anchor Hold" was sung; follow- ed by„ "Comments on Christian- ity in Communist China". ,Minutes were read by Mrs.' Ross Anderson and the roll call t a k en, • .Puny collection \was received• and one home and 13 hospital visits recorded. Do- nations for the "Country Fair", which will be held on June 28 were received (and details were explained to the members. It 'was decided to ask the Children's Aid to send some materials .to be sewn. An in- vitation was received from the Anglican Guild to their meet- ing which will be held in the arena at 8 p. m. , May 14, The study period w a s on China, taken by Mrs. Norman Cook. The June meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Jack Hig- gins with Mrs. Norman Cook in charge of worship; Miss Annie Cook program; Mrs. Lloyd Freethy, lunch. 1ylrs. James Coultes closed the meeting with the benedic- tion and lunch was served by. Miss Annie Cook's group. WO` delegates attend OAMR Confere About 500 delegates • and members of the 0nta4o Associ- ation for the Mentally Retarded attended the 16th annual Meet- ing in the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, April 23 to ?6th. The Conference was welconled to Toronto by Mayor Dennison at a civic luncheon, G.A. Gib - bard, Toronto, O. A. M. R. pies- ident, conducted the meetings assisted by Mrs. W. B. Hall of Toronto, conference chairman. The theme was "Let's Keep on Moving". The keynote adwas on by Dr. D.E. Zarfas, Dir- ector, Mental Retardation Branch, Ontario Dep.artment of Health, challenging the mem- bers with questions: "Are we achieving goals?" :Are our • Peter Nasmith to honeymoon in Europe Dagmar Irmgard Ullmann bf Toronto, formerly of Doon, be- came the bride of Toronto law- yer A. Peter Nasmith April 26 ' at St. Peter's Anglican Church, Erindale. Following a reception at the Oneida Country. Club, the newlyweds left for a honeymoon in. Europe. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs Henry Ullmann of Clarkson, formerly.of Doon. The bridegroom is a son of Don- ald Nasmith of Willowdale and the tate Mrs. Nasmith. ' Barbara Ullmann was maid of honor for her sister and James Nasmith was best man for his. brother. Both are of Willow - dale. Gregory Buchanan, Don Mills, the bridegroom's cousin, and Bruce MacDougall, Toron- to, ushered. The newlyweds will live at 9 Thomas St. W. , Napanee. ,0' Shower held ,for Vaeane Noble Manjt friends of Miss Val- . deane Noble attended a rids- .cellaneocus shower, in honor of 'her forthcoming marriage at the home of -Miss Gwen M.c- :Dowell, Auburn, last Friday ,evening. A decorated -chair under a arch of wedding b ells and streamers made a lovely set- rting for the bridal shower. Miss 'Gwen McDowell pinned a cor- sage on Valdeane and. Mrs. N. ' McDowell pinned..a corsage on Mrs. R. Noble. An address of congratulations was read by Mis's G. McDowell .and gifts were carried in by Gwen McDowell's two little nieces, Kimberley and Patti McDowell. Miss Noble.was as- sisted in opening the gifts by her mother. . She thanked everyone for their gifts and a hat and lei of ,bows made. by Mrs. Gerald Mc- Dowell was placed on the guest of honor. Several shower games were played and lunch was served. ticipate. This event is being. goals relevant w life as 'a sponsored by the National Hock - now?" "Are.we keeping upwith ey League with each. team in the speed of change 7" He the League Beach t the, coat in serd,ies o meet the needs• of sending a floor hockey team, in the eta to the needs :oluncoaaclesantd. trainer for team of the retarded. Mrs. Dorothy Murray. of Vir- ginia, U.S.A. , author of the book "Stevie's Story" .spoke sm the need for pre-school. care. The Walkerton and District As- sociation later presented the method of starting pre-school classes, Dr. Goldberg, Super- intendent of Children's Psychi- atric Research Institute, Lon- don. spoke of the needs of the older retarded adults who are in some eases the forgotten peo- ple. Dr. N. Speijer, Professor of Social- Psychiatry, Leyden Uni- versity, The Netherlands, an international figure who has written over 100 papers on the mentally retarded, addressed the assembly on the adult re- tarded and the need of work- shops for them and work outside of workshops suitable for them. He stated that planned recrea- tion is often neglected. He said there should be more infor- mation concerning their needs given to all groups of people, starting with parents, so that all may work together so that the mentally retarded will no longer be rejected.. neglected or denied. Discussion groups and work- shops were,held in connection with each phage. of the work as it was presented each day. At the annual banquet on Saturday night, Michael Len- nox. Inspector of Special Edu- cation, Toronto Board of Edu- cation, gave an address on "New Trends in Special Educa- tion". duca-tion". During the evening Mrs. P. Nobes de Burgh was installed as president of OAMR for 1969- 70. One of the highlights of the conference was the presentation of the Special Olympics. A film was shown of this event whi h w as held �,a,st year in A (thy o~� The -Oadian Spec- ;,. . �, . (3lynipics witrbe held June 12 and 13 in Toronto. This is . the first such event to be held in Canada and is sponsored by the Canadian Association for Retarded Children, The track and field events will be held at the CNE Stadium. There will be swimming events at th e Metropolitan Toronto Associa- tion for the Mentally Retarded, Jim Vipond Pool, on Beverly Street and of special interest will be the floor hockey tourna- ment when youngsters from both Canada and the U.S., will par - SHEILA ALBERTA 'IRELAND, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ireland of Teeswater, and Gordon William Mc- Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMurray of Palmer- ston, exchanged vows in the United Church at Teeswater on April 26: Rev. J. C. Downing officiated. 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