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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-01-23, Page 5ti BAVER1 The Win. ir y,a04 I, o*:- e• li ACWm.�Jsg London, she a for $ p� +ice ""' �1'^' Nethery 1 "Wily me?" was the question paralyzed from the waist down that ran through the mind of 14. after a farm accident, FOr Hellen, year.old Helen vhei she became the world had .stopped and life had little meaning. It was only alter a heart-to4ieart talk with her father that she realized° she roust fight back. HelP DaPliS Dar w35 mother of two boys, learned book -binding, dress- making and is presently em- ployed at . the March of Danes Ability Centre n London, On- I�tdrrio. When Mrs. Banks moved %+ii''l:%lN.,.•frij: is /.�:%::U,''ill fii::yi:{f.•: (1sT; /':-f.: .:{i;lr��fff. 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WINGH,AM PHONE 357-2581 STORE HOURS: Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. bookbinder at a low business, but was turned down because of her handicap. She made dresses fora short period of time, but had difficulty collecting the money for her work. T n there was a period of sitting around the house with no way of escape without help, because of the front stairs. She had rely op her husband for assistance in `getting up and downs the steps in her wheelchair. During this period in her life, Helen's nerves were on edge and she began to feel unimportant and helpless. Then, through a conversation with a woman who came to visit her to repair her wheelchair, she learned about the March of Dimes Ability Centre—then tre--then called a Workshop -which hap. pened to be just around the corner from her home. Helen went to the Centre and talked to the Director, Mrs. Margaret Elliott. Mrs. Elliott offered her work at the centre, and with March of Dimes funds, had a ramp built at the front door of her home. • - Now with a job and a ramp that allows her to leave and enter the house without help, Mrs. Banks' nerves are back to normal and the sense of being useful has re- turned. Helen Banks is grateful to the March of Dimes Ability Fund for making all this possible. You can help other people like Helen—by contributing generously to the March of Dimes Ability Fund. It's an investment in people: In Wingham and Bluevale, you will have an opportunity to invest in people as the Kinettes canvass for the --.Ability Fund on February 3. BEMRAVE - The Jant)Ory d meeting of Me Anglican Ohara Women wag held at the home ori Mrs. Edna Nethery with 18 members present. Miss Mary Isobel Nethery opened the m ing with prayers for the New Year and Epiphany, The Lord's . prayer was repeated in and the scripture was read by Mrs. Margaret Walker. Minutes of the last rneet$ were read by the secretary„ Mrs, Flare Van Camp. The yearend financial report was given by Mrs. Edna Nethery who, turned the treasurer's position over to Mrs. Alex Nethery: The roll can was answered by naming aurcctia season n and fttr proper - color. Miss Mary Isabel Nethery dis- tributed the programs for 194 which she had made. Secret Sister names were drawn for they coming year. The dues`were paid, the apron and birthday bOX passed and the. draw was won. by Mrs. Lila Higgins. Mrs. Hugh. jinn gave three readings and Mrs. Edna Netbery had a Bible quiz. The prpgrar closed with a prayer for the New Year by Miss Mary Isabel Nethery. Grace was sung and lunch served by the hostess. Bluevale V!sitors ' on the weekend with Mrs. R. H. McKinnon were Mr. and Mrs. John R. MacTavish of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. John K. MacTavish of Brantford. Knox Sunday School holds annual meeting BELGRAVE — The annual meeting of Knox United Church Sunday School was held in the Sunday School rooms on Tuesday evening, January 14 with 10 present. The meeting opened with prayer of Rev. John Roberts. Minutes of the last annual meeting were read and approved, also the secretary's report was given. -Sunday School was held on • 46 Sundays with an average at- tendance~ of 41.5 compared ,with • 46.4 m 1973:- Attendance 973:Attendance awards go to 11 for 1974 with -four having perfect -at tendance. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. James Coultes. Sunday-. School will be, closed for the month that the minister is on holidays. It was agreed that attendance awards be given in 1975 the same as 1974. It was de- cided to hold a Sunday School anniversary the second Sunday in June. A program committee of George Procter, Clifford Coultes and Mrs. Cliff Logan was ap- pointed to plan something special for the United Church's 50th anni- versary. Decorating committee is Mrs. Leslie Bolt, Mrs. Jack Taylor, *Mrs. Bert Johnston, and Mrs. James Walsh. Enjoy dinner to start new year BLUEVALE — Mrs. Graham Campbell was hostess to unit one of the .United Church Women at her• home Thursday afternoon. Members enjoyed a New Year's dinner to start off the new year. Visitors attending the meeting were Miss Emma Johnston of Bluevale and Mrs. J. Graham of Edmonton, who is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Peacock. Mrs. Carl Johnston chose a New Year's message for her devotions and Mrs. J; C. Johnston read the scripture. A cited of . thanks was received from the Sunday School for a donation given them from the unit, and a New Year's greeting .was read from Mrs. Jessie Jones of Lon- desboro. Several quilts are on hand to be quilted, which will be started as soon as possible. Plans were made for the Central UCW meet- ing in the church on February 5. The ladies' spent the afternoon knitting bazaar articles. Other committees are: Music, Mrs. Murray Lougheetand Mrs, Lynda Lentz; corsages, Mrs. Laura Johnston and Mrs. James Coultes. -Rev. Roberts took the chair for the election of officers which . resulted as follows: Superin- tendent, George Procter; assis- tant, Clifford Coultes; secretary, - George Michie; treasurer, Mrs. , James Coultes; auditors, George ,Johnston and Mrs:.Laura John - * ton Mrs. James Coultes. • Teachers are: Bible class, Clif- ford Coultes; assistants, Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, Mrs. Cliff Logan, William Stevenson and Mrs. George Michie; inter mediate boys and girls, Ross Anderson, Ross Procter, Murray Lougheed; junior girls, Mrs. Laura Johnston- and Mrs. John Kerr; junior boys, Murray Scott, George Procter; junior primer, Mrs. Murray Vincent and Mrs. Harold Vincent ; senior primer, Mrs. Ross Anderson and Mrs. Ross Higgins; beginners, Mrs. Murray Lougheed and Miss Doreen Anderson. After a short discussion Rev. Roberts closed the meeting with the benediction. 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