Wingham Advance-Times, 1981-05-06, Page 7LUNC4SPECIALS
11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.,
° April 28 to Moy 14
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Teri Pali°
The Goldeni Girds Scher,
I ted at the Willgh ni
Ng* Wil, Jhas.• 21 POM
betwe n, the -pees .oi seven
and 21. They are all mentally
handicapped to some degree.
• Bevan Lindsay, school
pt:ncipa,I and teacher, ex-
plained that the students are
unable . to function in a
regular or special education
classroom, but through
training, a little patience and
hard work they may be able
to: someday enter the regular
school system,.
The school's instructors
conduct individual programs
to help students develop
independent living and basic
academic skills, including
everything from cooking,
cleaning and personal safety
to mathematics and reading.
Some - can't do
mathematics so they use
hand calculators. Many
cant lead so tL
..fiettnIti and dam'.,,
sk14,to 'canon*
nlc
lnstruetors and .ot other:
Then there are a f
can't speak at all, Theae.,
students use charts of
symbols, pictures and sign.
language.
Before learning these
techniques, "They couldn't.
tell us anything at all," said
Pat Barnes, the com-
munications teacher.
In each case the students
develop to their potential so
they can function as in-
dependently as possible
within society.
The school, which is totally
government funded, pro-
vides up-to-date techniques,
trained instructors and
equipment necessary to
teach these students who
need more time and under-
standing to learn seemingly
simple tasks.
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Lanes. •_No matter how simple the
exercises might seem, they
all point toward self help,
and,. the system seems to be
working,
Mr. Lindsay explained
that many of the students are
capable of coping on .their
own in. several situations.
Four students go grocery
shopping and get the mail by
themselves; three take
physical education with
Grade 7; two take physical
education with Grades 2 and
3, and one daps artwork with
Grades 2 and 3.
One student, possibly two,
will be entering the special
education class sooner and 20 -
year -old Steve Miller, a
Golden Circle student,
recently won a regional
bowling tournament ip
Kitchener for the mentally
handicapped.' His top single
was 247 points.
But these are some of the
success stories. Certainly
there are those students who
have not been quite as
successful, but they are all
trying and taking steps
toward developing the
capabilities they do possess.
The Golden Circle School
is their chance for
development; a place where
they can prove their
potential.
Walk-a-thon
raises ►400
BELGRAVE - About 20
local children participated in
a walk-a-thon for cystic
fibrosis on Saturday mor-
ning. The walk was spon-
sored by the Belgrave Kins-
men Club.
The children walked a
distance of 12 miles between
Blyth and Wingham and had
refreshments at Belgrave.
:ahogniot Wi 1iai 1.
Approximately $400 was
raised for this cause.
EVA CARR, a volunteer at Sllver'CircIe School, identifies pictures with Andrea,
a two-year-old mentally handl app > hlid. The youngsters at the school receive
special training five mornings as-'-
TOM DOWNY, a 16 -year-old volunteer from F. E. Madill Secondary School,
blows bubbles with Sarah, a -mentally handicapped, child enrolled in the Silver
Circle School in Wingham.
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LIN 'The .."turns
er :sei*rate sebool board
-will be holding a simmer
school, at Dublin again this
year, The Ministry of
Education approved a
request by the board for the
school.
As an Experience '81
project, the continuation of
the summer school will allow
the hiring of up 'to six
students from secondary
schools or universities.,,They
will act as teachers
assistants, at the school,
supplementing the principal
and three full-time teachers'
for. each of,, the two three-
week sessions. One of the
sessions' will be for students
from Huron County and the
otherfor Perrth.s"Anotlti
t r AlPer,100e
project also approved bythe
ministry will provide a
media resource program in
tha five Stratford. schools. It.
provides for hiring up to six
students plus, a projeet
leader to develop vertical
and picture files in . ;the
schools.
A selection comrnittee
made up of board ' ad-
ministrative staff and a
representative from ills
ministry will. select the
studentsfrom applications to
be received by -mid-May.
Application forms are avail-
able at secondary schools
from guidance officers.
Media facilities Moe five
Voice of Life
holds annual mtgr
Compassion for the unborn
and the handicapped was
emphasized at the seventh
annual meeting of the
Wingham Voice for Liffe. The
meeting and dinner were
held April 29 at the Wingham
Legion.
Nonie Hemingway of the
Lambton County Community
and Social Services ad-
dressed the crowd of ap-
proximately 120 people. Mrs.
Hemingway told, the
gathering that pro life means
the ability to feel and enjoy
life. She said abortion on
demand . would mean no
handicapped or retarded
children, and without these
people we would not be able
to feel compassion.
Mrs. Hemingway urged
the audience to lend support
to those people who have a
handicapped child. She
stressed the full meaning of
being pro life is to have a
respect for the sanctity of all
life.
President Sally Campeau
reported to the gathering on
the activities of the past
year. She said the education
booths set- up $1 ff tra
have proven to .be an ex-
cellent way to inform about
the consequences and im=
Communion table cross
honors 60th anniversary
BELGRAVE — Victoria
Street United Church,
Goderich, had a very special
event Sunday when a gold
plated Communion Table
Cross was dedicated in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomp-
son's 60th wedding anniver-
sary.
Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. John Phillion of 1i.R
3, Wingham, and their
family from Hamilton,
Toronto and Goderich;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Thompson of Tillsonburg
and their family from
Regina, London and Tillson-
burg ;
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Thompson of Tillsonburg
and family frgm Hamilton
and North Bay;
Mr. and Mrs. Clare
Thompson of Tillsonburg
and'famiiy of Tillsonburg;
Miss Lucy Thompson of
Oakville, Howard Thompson
of Goderich, Mrs. Marian
Thompson off Clinton, Mrs.
Ruth Coyne off Windsor, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Robinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Robin-
son and Mr. George Robin-
son of Wingham;
Mrs. Annie Kilpatrick of
Lucknow (who played the
piano at their wedding 60
years ago), Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Robinson of Auburn,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson
and Mr. and ' Mrs. Calvin
Robinson of RR 1, Belgrave
and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Taylor of Belgrave.
Mrs. Taylor, who is a
sister of Mrs. Thompson,
was flower girl at the
wedding.
Following the service a
smorgasbord dinner was
served to 65 relatives in the
Sunday schoolroom.
plications of abortion. Mrs.
Campeau also said the new
billboards reading "Adop
tion- not Abortion" have
proven effective.
Mrs. Campeau paid a
special' tribute to former
Huron -Bruce MPP Murray
Gaunt for his tireless support;
of pro life at Queen's Park
for the past 18 years,
The 1981-82 board of
directors also was presen-
ted. The directors include:
Hinka Bakelaar, George
Brophy, Sally and Richard
Campeau, Wanda Damsma,
Cory deBruyn, Ben Dekker,
Bonnie Falconer, Joanne
Kirkland, Flora Nabrotsky,
Betty O'Donnell, Maggie
Sanders, Joanne and John
Van Den Assein and Phyllis
and Gerald Wilhelm.. -
Emery Mahe of Wingharn
presented Treasurer
Richard Campeau with a
donation on behalf of the
Knights of Columbus. A
donation from. Sacred Heart
School in Teeswater also was
received.
The evening concluded
with several selections.
performed., �yi4 Sacred•..
Heart Folk Cher from
Wingham.
Friends honor
future brides
GORRIE — Two future
brides of the area were
honored recently by friends
and relatives who . held
events in recognition of their
forthcoming marriages.
The ladies of Concession 14
and 15, Howick Township,
enjoyed a dinner in honor of
Mrs. Marie Schmidt at the
home of Mrs. Alegi Taylor.
During the evening Marie
was presented with a walnut
wall clock.
Miss Susan Edgar, RR 2,
Gorrie; was hostess for a
bathroom shower in honor of
Miss Joanne Hamilton.
Forty friends and relatives
gathered and spent an en-
joyable evening.
'PAPER DRIVE—Shawn Thompson, Mark Belanger
and Brett MacDonald pick up bundles of paper during
the Wingham Scouts and Cubs paper drive Saturday.
Money raised through the sale of the reclaimed news-
print will go toward Operating expenses of the local
Scouting groups. Organizers were very pleased with
the response to Saturday's drive, especially that many
people had tied their papers In bundles, and plan to
repeat the drive in the fall. Shawn and Mark are
members of the Wingham Cub Pack, while Brett is a
Scout.
developing
the so*
• project
magazinesap
igraphic and'
-Studenti wot n.
projoct would +rev
in typing,
search, leadingk ,
careers iii fields such
brarytechnicial clerk
junior mapag
At the same- mea, f
board approved .he retie",
Florence' McDonald'
principal of St.
School, 'Hess- ,0041`e
Aug., 31 `,•and`Ote hiring
Lloyd Atibin as :custodial 1t:
St. Mary's School; lir;
'effective July 1.
It took a "drag of .
straws" ,as Chairman
Ronald Murray called
settle who wijll tray 1 t t
Alberta and Saskatchewan
to attend- two. u
ppornitig . '.
conventions The bear
policy bylaw .permitsonly
three trustees to attend out -
of -province conventions. , t;
Four — Vincent Young of,
Goderich; ,Tim McDonnell
Gads ' Hill;. Keith Mon-
tgomery, Wingham, and
,john O'Leary,.Staffa .-.
cheated they wanted, to at-
tend the 1981 Congress' On
Education in Cal'• a r.
g ryM•
..
O'Leary lost the draw
Vincent Young ',and .Tune
McDonnell will attend they
Canadian •catholic School
Trustees' Association" -
convention in Saslatoon,.
Saskatchewan:
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