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Bafety..'Vii''eek,Sergeant R.
ac r.4 ° •had explained of
Of.gockd x e
$ and gave them e
m
lmpresalol
of a police -
WA: ' Similarly, in Fire. Pre-
.ventien 'eek, Fire Chief Ted
B.iSsct't had spoken to the child-
ren, and 'had given ;thence a ride
on the ,fire' ,truck. Oti Remem-
brance Day, Mrs. P. Ht11 dress-
ed in her Legion Ladies Aux-
iliary uniform,' explained its
significance and presented them
with poppies. • •
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.Entertainment
-M, Mrs. 'Graham, further stated
the pupils had been 'entertain-
ed in( Clinton by the mothers
of the Clinton. children, and
had been taken on a sleighride
party by Mr. and Mrs. J, Hind-
. marsh, R.R. 2, Cadexipli. She
• also _.explained thll Mrs. Hina
marsh had supplied for her,
during;h,er absence in January.
Dowling was enjoyed every
obher Friday afternoon with the
sma Flee returne Ty Mr. H.
Little at the end of the year,
o..
Trophies donated by Reg. Bell
are.- presented at a barbecue,
she said,
The pupils are continuing to.
do 14seeritarial• work" in • the
stuffingands m In of en-
,ta p �, o
velopes for firms and clubs in
Goderih, she said.
Botch: teachers, Mrs. Graham,
and Mrs. W, Barlow, had'atter14
ed conferences and had address
'ed various groups:
Mrs. 'Graham's report sbress•
ed the social and civic work
since the practical work can be
seen at Open - House.
- 'Inexpressing aaplpf eciation to
both teachers, Canon Taylor
said the children are taught
in't:el1ectual work and are -intro-
duced' to a 'social and civic life
from which •they used •to be
excluded. They ,are now being
trained, he said, so that com-
munities accept them as. full-
fledged members.
The new officers -were install-
ed by Mrs. C. H. Graha'r in 'the'
absence'. t4f .:Viayo'r May Mooney
o wits detained ..51- a counct.
meetinc.. Arriving later, Mayor
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MIR
Mooney addressed the Ass ei-
ation offering her eQngratu
la
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Uons stdst stating they were "a
dc4a d _grou' •
In his farew.rll address Canon
Taylor briefly reviewed the
policy and progress of the local
Association. He- stated that due
toa initiative C.
ative f Dir. J. C
th tl _
Ross and a few interested par-
ents, the Goderich and District
Association was., fanned in De-
cetnber, .,19.58, with Dr: Ross as
the 'first president.
They were acutely aware of
two .things, he said, namely
that mental rnetardation'was the
most prevalent of all disturb-
ances of Children, and that men-
tally retarded children can he
helped.. Continuing; he said,
"Squarely facing 4these Iwo
facts, they ,set tip ,t t•e Queen
Elizabeth School here in Mac-
Kayo (fall with Mrs. Paul Weal
mark, as first principal.
"Along with the setting up
of an efficient school, was the
vitally iraportanc task of educa-
ting the community. Know,
ledge an:d_..-„unncilr , i g, of
m'enRtal„ retardation was sadly
Limited --almost non-existent
and your Association has used 1
vera iiie'ttli/ acrd"”. oppopti.
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Association
to interest and instruct ' the
public so as to gain both moral
o t
and financial " suAPP of the rt
community. Members of the
executive addressed innumer-'
able service clubs, Women's In-
stitutes and :other .groups. The
press, especially our good friend
n tele-
vision
e -S r�-- io and �el
th Sl al to rad
vision '"have all dembined In
fostering pukCicity campaigns
on behalf of the mentally re-
tarded.
Widespread Interest ,
"Tthe, happy reeult has bee
wi•deapi-ead interest, under-
:.tanrdf n.g 'and support which has
Rnabled us to provide and oper-
ate the Queen Elizabeth School,
'stained with highly qualified
teachers, and provided with the
be=t training techniquesand
m telrials. At the same time
the Provincial Government,
somewhat belatedly, latedly, 'it is true,
has accepted more and .more
respanSibility in „regard to oper-
atinvg, costs of the schools for
retarded etuldren.• And 1 can
assture x . that. '.had it niot
been 'forh
teg
generous financial
tai
support of the ';4q►tim-ufity wa
would never have succeeded in
caring for our retarded children
in tlhe way we have.
•
"And we still need Mat sup-
i,ox,, -r-particularly at this time,
to enable our pupils to attend
the summer camp at Belwood.
The Future
,'`So far, so good. But we
must not rest on our oars. The
time has come when efforts
,hurt be directed 'towards some
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WHOLEWHEA'T and' CORNMEAL
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adequate provision for adult.
retardates, possibly in;,•theforam'
of a combined m. recreation centre,
advanced school and workshop.
"This, 1 believe, is ap. proj1ect
which must be undertaken,• in
the near fulttire. As you kriaw,
each—year-one. e...l more Ful?i�ls-
n ourschool o reaches c
ia l>'_ s' the rad T
e._Q u
acing age of 1$, The govern-
ment grants are no 1'onge,r pay-
able to these retardates and
, •7
they are. expected to discon,
tjnue attending school classes.
Chit Wlkat is going to happen
to them? Surely some proper
provision must be made for
this is a permanent group which
will progressively increase in"
nulbersi . .. .. -.
ii maypay that
we
e hav
e
tentativeplans centering abbut
a possible extension to MacKay
Hall, to provide accomnkodatiori
few adqlt retardates, and also
incre tage space and dress-
ing retts the upstairs ha.
We have suggested this as a
suitable community project by
which to mark the centenary► pf
Confederation, Towards.. such
an .undertakini.we. already have
a nesteggo 0
i" 40.0
ac-
�a
� very
cp Cable legacy from ,tie ' la
la
..xsCaacpe
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lei n
ter
"Mthetugh I an resigning
from Goderich 4n4 tpistrs t As-
sociation, 'I tho' to continue/to
serve the ea ` • of the mentally
;retarded whetrever. I may hap-
pen. to be. I van assure you
that the, Asociation will always
be foremast in my :thoughts -
and .prayte."' . _ . .
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