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ONCE ill hsrby .given that the Annual Meeting of
The Winghgm and District Hospital Corporation will be
bel. At the e Nursing Assistant Training. Centre,
CO, St,,: Wingham, Ontario on, Thursday. June 18,
1981 at the hour of eight o'clock p.m. for the reception
and consideration of the Annual Reports; for the
consideration and :confirmation of Bylaws 10 (1) (a) (b)
(c) (d) (e) '(f) (g) (h) (i) and 10 (7) respecting the election
of governors and nominations; for the election of
Governor's;, for the appointment of Auditors and for the
. transaction of such other business as may properly
comae before the meeting.
Copies of the notices of motion respecting By -low,
changesmay be examined in,the office of The Executive
Director of the Wingham and .District Hospital prior to
.jhree o'clock p.m. Thursday, June 18, 1981.
Memberships granting voting privileges- may be
urchased ot the front desk of the hospital for one
dollar ($1.00) prior to five o'clock p.m. Wednesday,
June 3, 1981. No membership sold after that time, on
that date, will entitle the purchaser, to a vote.
i . DATED at Wingham, Ontario this sixth day of May,
'1981.
By order of the Boa
rd of Governors.
N. M. Hayes,
Secretary
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WOMEN TEACHERS' FEDERATION—The Huron County
Teachers' Federation selected its slate of officers for 1981
meeting held last Tuesday at the Wingham Legion. Pictured-
Marjorie Freeman, Goderlch, past president; Jean Turner,Else
Bruc� South FWIO h<
The Bruce South District
Annual was held May 19 in
the United church, Ripley:
The host branch was the
Purple Grove Women's
Institute and the theme for
the meeting was, "The Year
of the Disabled; What are
you going to do?"
District President Mrs.
Donald MacAdam chaired
the morning and afternoon
sessions. Mrs. Harold
Biasing, area board director,
brought greetings from Mrs.
Keith Hiepleh, president of
FWIO. Mrs. Biasing also
gave information of interest
from head office in Toronto. TI1e t r .Qon session
The guest speaker for the . opened ming along led
meeting was Jack Longman by- . eke hurch WI
of Windsor, a ; disabled folloved°by.%q'Memoriam by
person from birth. Some Teeswater WI. Barbara De -
statements he made were: Visser,. Jenne economist,
one-tenth of the population repay d�gr,at:interestin4-H
are disabled in some way; no work as ° wel; as .great en -
one is more than a breath thusiasm I l senior courses.
away from being one of the . The report of the
disabled, from accidents of nominating committee was
many kinds in a person's . given by;;Mrs. Ross. Cum -
lifetime. ming, and'thh installation of
1981-82 offie rs was by Mrs.
In conclusion, he -said the Harold 'sing: past
disabled do not want pity, presidents, Mrs. Ross
but rather full participation Cumming., Lucknow;
and equality. " .president,; Mrs. Donald
' MacAdam,,R,li 4, . Wingham ;
first vice, .Mrs. Perrin Low-
ry, 1111 Kincardine;
secretary treasurer, Mrs.
president; Dixie Lee Arbuckle, Wingham, first vice-president;
Louise Wilson, Brookside, second vice-president; Grace Brine,
Exeter, secretary; and Jo -Ann Hayman, Exeter, treasurer.
district annual at Ripley
Nursing mothers.
meet at HoIyrood
The May meeting of the
®Nursing' Mothers was held at
the . home of Mrs. Ruby
Bonnett of RR 1, 11olyrood.
`SFamily life with your
breastfed baby" was the
topic of ' conversation.
Mothers attended from (the
Lucknow, Teeswater, • Blyth
and Wingham areas.
Jo -Anti ' Kirkland in-
troduced the guest speaker
for the evening, Mrs. Liz
Owens. Mrs. Owens is,_.a
family planning consultant
with the Bruce County Board
of Health. She discussed
different methods of family
planning that could safely
ed during 'the breast-
feeding period.
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ahe also emphasized that
the birth control pill should
never be used by the nursing
mother for it can cause a
decrease, in the milk supply
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and some undesirable side
effects in the nursing infant,
Some very ' .helpful:
literatuibe was distributed.
Mrs. Owens can be contacted
through the Bruce County
Health Unit, Walkerton, for
private consultation if
desired.
Doreen • ° Mali presented
Mrs. Owens with a lovely
hanging plant at the close of
the meeting.
Shower for
Donna Walker
BELGRAVE — A Miscel-
laneous shower was held in
the Sunday Schoolroom of
Knox . United Church, last
Monday evening in honor of
Donna Walker, bride-to-be
this month. '
A short program ' was
given, including a piano solo
by Cathy Dow, followed by a
few contests. Cathy Shiell
then played a piano solo.
Mrs: Ronald McBurney
read an address to Donna
and she was presented with
gifts. Assisting Donna in
opening her gift§ were her
mother, Mrs. Wilfred
Walker, and Mrs. Len
Palmer, mother of the
groom -to -be..
Donna expressed her
thanks to all and lunch was
served by the 10th line ladies
of East Wawanosh.
Surprise
party marks
anniversary
BELGRAVE — Approxi-
mately 175 relatives, friends
and neighbors gathered May
29 in the Wingham Legion to
honor Clarence and Alba
Yuill on their 35th wedding
anniversary, June 1.
Following a dinner , out
with their sons Cameron and
Ross and daughter-in-law
Beth, The couple was sur-
prised at a card and dance
party in the, attractively
decorated hall. Enjoyable
music was provided by
Steven's Country Gold.
Mr. Denis Langridge read
the address and Mr. Glen
James presented the gift of
money doanted by everyone
present.
A buffet lu
and then danci
Relatives an
present from St
Leamington,
Elmira, London
rounding areas.
ch was served
ng continued.
friends were
Catharines,
Ilderton,
and sur -
James Convey, RR 1,
Tiverton; and, assistant
secretary, Mrs. Cecil
Humphrey, RR 1, Ripley.
The public relations officer
is .Mrs. Harry Levis;
Lucknow; federated
representative, Mrs. Evan
Keith, RR 5, Lucknow;
alternate representative,
Mrs. Margaret MacLeod,
Kincardine; curator, Mrs.
Cecil Hollands, RR 4,
Ripley; museum, Mrs.
Robert Courtney, RR 1, Rip-
ley.
The standing committee
conveners • are: agriculture
and Canadian industries,
Mrs. Farrish Moffat,
Wingham; citizenship and
world affairs, Mrs. Jack\
Scott Sr., Ripley; education
and cultural activities, Mrs.
Harvy Webster, Lucknow;
family and consumer af-
fairs, Mrs. Ronald Thacker,
RR 4, • Kincardine;
resolutio,q. Mrs. George
Fisher, Wingham; WI
scholarship, Mrs.. Harvey
Houston, Lucknow; alter-
nate, Mrs. Ross Cumming,
Lucknow; Bruce County
tartan, Mrs. David Ireland,
RR 2, Teeswater; assistant,'
Mrs.' • Gordon Wall,
Wingham; farm safety
representative, Mrs. Ronald
Thacker, RR 4, Kincardine;
and continuing education
opportunity day, Mrs.
Burton. Hodgins, RR 1,
Kincardine.
1.0 'beard of did to
the`'Ton and ', o
.H.o. rtei!nakere held
regular Meeting recently at
the Seaforth CCommunit
Hospital. The main topic
discussion was them
'
purchase of office fames
in Winghao�
To date. $8,785 ;.lata been.
raised toward t ;purchase.
price of ' $38,000, and the
board expressed ap-
preciation to all the people
who have contributed to the
fund. Suggestions were
madefor further fundraising
ventures,' such as selling
flower bulbs or holding
variety concerts at various
locations throughout the
county later in the fall.
Jean Young, executive di-
rector, reported that Canada
Manpower had advised her
the• training program for
Calvin -Brick
anniversary
service held
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BELGRAVE — An anni-
versary service at Calvin -
Brick United Church, East
Wawanosh, was held Sunday
evening with Rev. John G.
-Roberts in charge. and Rev.
John Oestreigher of Walker-
ton asXpecia) speaker, using
the theme, "We Do Not Lose
Heart".
Mrs. George Gee played
the piano and Mrs. Norman
Coulter playedthe organ
with several adult members
of the congregation making
up the choir for the service.
Mr. George Cull of 'RR 1,
Belgrave sang two solos,
"Spirit of God" and "The
Holy City", with Mrs. Judy
Morton of Belgrave accom-
panying him on the piano.
The sanctuary was
decorated with several
bouquets of spring flowers.
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Mrs: Alex Foethers ' and
Harry of Harrzsttm' were
Sunday visitors with Afr. n�i;ld
Mrs. Ebner. Gr."eenley :'and
Barry.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Douglas
were .Mariontnnd -Duncan
Hin inelman and daughter
Carla eof Torontd, Mr. rand
Mrs: Carl Herbst, Mr. and
Mrs. John • Douglas, Mrs.
Laura Wright; Barry and
Denny, Mr. and Mra. Floyd
Shortel and Nancy, George --
town, Gary and Cathy Doug-
las,
ouglas, Nathan and Matthew;
Joanne and Peter Douglas
and. boys • and Steven
Douglas. The gathering was
in the forma , of a going -away
party for Marion:.. and
Duncan Hlmmelman who
are moving to Olds, Alberta,
where Duncan hasa position
as teacher in a unieersitty=
:Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Sell)
of Elmira spent the Weekend
with Mr.' and. Mrs.. Arlen
Seip. •
MRS. ROBERTSON'S Kindergarten class performed three num-
bers at the assembly held last Thursday afternoon at the Wingham
Public School. Mrs. Robertson's morning class performed "I Love
the Sun", "Ten Lithe Froggies" and "Turn -Around"
THE AFTERNOON Kindergarten Class at the Wingham Public
School performed three sohgs at the assembly held last Thursday
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afternoon. They sang "The Bean Bag", "Six Little Ducks" and
"Over the Sea".
"PIGGY PANORAMA" was presented by Mrs. Eskerod's Grade 2-3 class at last Thursday afternoon's assembly at the Wingham
Public School. This assembly Is the last for the school year.
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