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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-06-25, Page 7. „. • 1.• $12,000 to 0 year, which three-month the new board Oare Catherine won County publie health ,bir Khurana, a eitiPint at the and District Louise Marritt, an OF; Rev. Barry who will be the Wingham •1!.1eorge Taylor, ig the seniors' ; Janet Reid, a • public health ham; Harold ting Wingham ; Bill Renwick, • lait • y. Htghllghta isciude4 a report chairman, on the Watery at theCehtri directorPa• report on the developmentduring past, year, preaent on ' s the finslielal *Mtn t the election of, a, of directors for 198081. Janet Bishop, -dime* fOr: the centre, explained that in its first year of operation, mitialwasimar 8troke patients rously. had boon 44Vaiaevlillat, the Wingham :and- District Hospital have now been integrated into our •s„, program," ahesaid. The centre, offers social, Stock top for surtirneri 100 mi. 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She said, Miley have donated their time to either help Out with the centre's function or to trans- port clients into the centre. It could not operate without these people, who show such compassion and under- standing when dealing with the clients." Although the facility is serving a number of corn- intinities such as Wingham, Luc -buoy', Belgrave, Blue - vale, Gerrie and Ethel, she explained that many smaller areas are not being serviced. These include Brussels and Teeswater. "At some point the centre will have to expand (open another day) to accommo- date the growing number off participants," she said, adding that community and area financial support and more volunteers will be needed in order to expand. Catherine Walsh, chair- man of the centre's steering committee, explained that the service is an incor- porated charitable organi- zation which opened its doors April 1,1979. The committee, set up in September, 1978, evolved to address the needs of •the homebound people in the Wingham hospital catch, ment area — Huron County north of County Road 25, and part of Bruce County. The needs of this group of 300 individuals were iden- tified by the Wingham hos- pital, the Huronview Out- reach Program and the Rural Development Out - I , Horizons Grant p Materials to renov t wheelchairs The offered the la** for -t renovations, free - of ,O.Aie Another grant. Oft,,Ofic1 since been received from 'Ministry of Commii Social Servie,e8; sqlt currently funds 'almost - per cent or the project Together With, thIll grant •1 the ministry recently agreed'1 Happy Gan last summeui The Wingham Happy Gang - seniors held their jutle meeting last 'Tuesday, gathering for a pot luck supper. In spite of the fact the hydro was off for much of the day in most of Wingham, they had a delicious Meal - Following opening exer- cises the „business meeting was held, with President George Taylor reporting on a trip to. Huronview the previous day. Those who went had a most enjoyable visit and meal, and the en- tertainment after dinner provided by some of the residents was really the greatest, he said. He noted it was very disappointing to have so few people go, only 16 out of a possible 30. As this was the group's last meeting for the summer a motion was passed that another pot luck supper be held when it gets back in motion Sept. N. , • The annual convention. of. United Senior Citizens of Ontario (USCO) Is coming up August 12-13 and Mr. Trousseau tea for Lorie Purdon Whitechurch — An open house was held recently at Taylor that ed the group .33, of which Wingham a member, is sending itszone vice president 10 the convention. The club decided not to send one of its Oyu members, but txrify:10:10-a report of the conyenetipiL from Mr. reit1.140.0ta A verVAice letter was receivedfrOm the Wingham and Areapty Centre for the Homebound expressing appreciatinn to the seniors for their '.many volunteer services. At its last meeting the grehp, was asked whether it would help 10 make notions for the Rod tray § at the ,hospital and _Meals on Wheelaleand it was reported some industrious ladies have the job.' in hand. the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. -:,,4,Arehi,g4Purdon in honor of t • - OF ti guperiOr BAR•B•Qt More selection ...more accessories for outdoor cooking convenience. 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Serving tea in the at- ternoon were Lrei Jamieson and Pam Kaufman; in the evening, Sheila Shobbrook and Mary Elston. Assisting were Mrs. Norma Falconer, Mrs. Nora 'Kaufman, Mrs. Marjory Bott, Muriel 'Moffat and Maxine .Jacklin. • MOTHER AND DAUGHTER—Susan Hubbard Mod- els a wedding gown. originally worn by Linda Storey, while Mae Hutton, mother of the bride, wears her dress worn at ,Linda's wedding. The two models par, ticipated in a fashion show of wedding gowns from the past, sponsored by the Wingham Salvation Army, NEWLY WEDS—Robert Hubbard models a groom's ouffit, while Susan Hubbard is dressed in a wedding gown worn in 1974. Sharon Trainor, centre, is presented as a flower girl. The three were participants In a recent fashion show, sponsored by the Wingham Salvation Army. The show featured wedding gowns and outfits worn in the past. The oldest gown presented was dated 1911. FASHION SHOW—The small group of guests attend- ing a fashion show at the Salvation Army Tuesday evening was treated to a display of wedding gowns from the past. Here Cathy Henderson models her mother's dress, worn In 1964, and Susan Hubbard wears a dress from 1974. Cheryl Hubbard to clad in the traditional Salvation Army wedding uniform while Shelley Trainor wears Kay Hartley's dress from 1958. Dawn Trainor Is dressed in her own wedding gown, dated 1965. The oldest dress modelled was worn orig- inally by Amelia Jane Caslick in 1911. She was mar- ried to James Smith Hardy. When your clot aroil9C1- need to fres! • - ' trANERs. r Josephine Street * ;„. .04 Phone 347-1242 • • !Or 1' sLifts Sugar Plum r 3 lb. av • Dinner Hams lb., • Schneider Family Beef -1 kg. • Burgers 26 oz. plul deposit • Pepsi Coia. . . . • Detergent . Brights Choice Pure - 48 oz. Apple Juice VanCamps - with Pork 14 oz. 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