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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-04-08, Page 6pass G--lbe winghaw Advance -Times, 'lburs., April 8, 1976 ' Mrs. Higgins gives topic Mrs. France retires�''�° at ACW Easter meeting 25. Legislation has existed for 47 but it D. HAINSCHWANG a Vance with a gift showing their,..' from hos � staff Mrs. F. Coates and Mrs. C. t''y Wade hostesses for the for inviting the group to their apartment home. Mrs. Powell p were meeting of St. Paul's Anglican closed the meeting with the bene - "You will be long remembered there was very Tittle .overtime Church Women on Thursday. ` diction and lunch was served by and missed by ail of us in the die- wort to be done, employee n9 P Y� � a � President Mrs. E. Powell opened the hostesses. tetic department." These words actually was paid for it. the meeting with prayers, and The May meeting will be held were spoken Wednesday after As a dietetic aide for the past 15 ,. t Mrs. William Austin read scrip- at the home of Mrs. H. Brydges. noon as hospital co-workers held years she has seen little or no ture from St. John's Gospel. children to support." NO TRAINING a retirement party for Mrs. change. "The food hasn't Phone: 369-3019 After Hours: 369-5821 r Jessie Practice, who has been em- changed ver much either—we y Mrs. A. Higgins' top c was Eas- 11: 7, dC�� ployed as a dietetic aide at the still serve them the same diet ter. She told the members that a , Wingham and District Hospital preparations." move is afWt through the World —Supper guests at the home of for 15 years.On the day of her retirement, Council of Churches to standard- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henning Mrs. France came to the hospi- Mrs. France was honored with a ize Easter, making it a fixed recently were Mrs. Irene Ren- tal in 1961 and has been employed retirement party staged by her " feast. Roman Catholic and Pro- ning, Mrs. Hilda Bolt and Miss as a dietetic aide for patients who co-workers. She thanked every- - 01 testant churches use the Gregori- Mildred Henning. require special diets. "This is the one who made her job an enjoy- ` an calendar, with Eastern Ortho - only place I have worked in my able one and told the gathering , dox Christendom using the old whole life and I will be sorry to she plans to 'take it easy'. Janet Julian calendar. Now it can fall Hall and Mae Hutton two of her anywhere from March 22 to April Constipated? Chew Feen-A-Mini It's a chewing gum lax4live that's gently effective And pWasant tiisting It's one laxative everyone can take. So don't suffer from trfegufenty Reach fof a gentle laxative fees A Mot Natwallr IFeed-i-mint ��s�T~vfs leave, she said. To find a job 15 years ago was co-workers, presented Mrs.°'.. (,y J " ' 25. Legislation has existed for 47 but it D. HAINSCHWANG very important to her and her Vance with a gift showing their,..' years to stabilize the feast cannot be done because the act DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC children. In the fall of 1960 her appreciation. husband suffered a back injury ' requiees the agreement of all which kept him immobilized and Christian churches and it may unemployed and that's when it have to wait on international COMPLETE DENTURE SERVICE became imperative she find someadoption of a new fixed date income because we had small Family Planning world calendar in which each day RR 2, PRICEVILLE children to support." NO TRAINING Clinic to open t d h 'th of the year would fall perpetually on the same day of the week. Phone: 369-3019 After Hours: 369-5821 Mrs. France had no special ` JANET HALL AND MA HUTTON, coworkers with Mrs. France, presen a er wi a training when she first entered at Health Unit gift last Wednesday after she retired as a dietetic aide at the Wingham and District Hospi- Mrs. Higgins read a poem, the department. She was trained to I. "Easter Meditations", beginning as time went on. She said the Commencing April 12 a Family with the question, "Who is the training period didn't take too Planning Clinic will be operated Man the ages know as Jesus?". much time because watching at the Huron County Health Unit,ShC—followed the events of His other employees and what they Catherine St., Wingham, every Representatives ns, m e � to life, concluding with the state - did in the department was Monday evening from 6:30 to 9:00 ment, "Miracles, deeds and enough. o'clock. The clinic, run by the works prove that He was fully When she started Mrs. France Family Planning nurse, Mar -God. Christ will always walk with ANNOUNCING was making $130 a month which, guerite McLean, will mainly beus to give us broader minds to she said, was a fair wage when an information and referral ser Focus o n Faith' committee view each other's tribulations un - one considered the cost of living vice. It will be open to everyone til His Church in triumph rises in back in the early 1960s. Although for the discussion of birth control The Huron -Perth County was Ronald Lacey of Stratford. the junior level in the contest and anew resurrection. methods, sexual problems, sexu- Roman Catholic Separate School Sister Florence Kelly, principal in the senior level, Mary Luanne The speaker closed with the ality and to make referrals to Board appointed Joseph Visser, of St. Patrick's School, Dublin, Clare of St. Joseph's School, story of the Chinese New Yearof • physicians if necessary. RR 5, Seaforth, as Huron County was granted a leave of absence Kingsbridge topped all the con The opening of a supervised Shower held FamilyPlanning refers to the P celebrations around the end a- 13 representative on the Focus on without pay for May and June to testants. pa - knowledge a and means that January. She told of monster pa • � g Faith Committee at a meeting in complete her Master of Religious The trustees were given asum- residential home in United Church enable couples to plan the Dublin last week. The Perth Education at St. Paul's Univer- mary of the programs to be held wades featuring fiery dragons number and spacing of their chil- Count representative appointed sit Ottawa. Susan Johnston was in the separate schools in Huron Which represent happiness, ggod for our retirement Y P PPo y< P luck and prosperity. DONNYBROOK — A miscel- dren. The program is sponsored hired to teach at St. Aloysius and Perth during Education laneous shower was held Friday by the provincial government, School, Stratford, until the end of Week, April 4-11. Parents are in- Mrs. E. Johnson read a poem, PINE LODGE evening in the United Church for with Prime emphasis on preven- June. vited to visit the schools to ob- "Excuses for Staying Home", Barbara Chamney, bride-to-be. It tive medicine, which is even Rebekah Lodge The board supported the serve activities during the week. and Mrs. D. Farnell read the ser - mor was sponsored by Mrs. Sam e important in these days of resolution from the Lambton vice for the Least Coin which was REST HOME Thompson and Mrs. Ernest hospital cutbacks and restraints. holds meeting County Board of Education that it collected. Cards were signed to Snowden and all signed the guest . There are presently two clinics "objects to the Department of be sent to members who are ill book as they came in, serving the county, at Exeter and Revenue regarding the increase `MOnkton couple and the birthday box was passed. Clinton on Tuesday and Thursday The Majestic Rebekah Lodge in the payment of unemployment Arrangements were made to sub- Gough Street, Lueknow, Ontario Mrs. Thompson opened the • evenings. These clinics offer both met at the Lodge hall Monday insurance premiums on the to direct reet ea m mit names for representatives to evening with a sing -song con- p (The former Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home) counselling and medical ser- evening. Guests were present employer's behalf and suggests attend the annual Diocesan meet - ducted o Mrs. Murray Wilson. .. g that the deficit of the Unem to vices. Prime emphasis is placed from the Morningstar Rebekah p y- Cam Menesetun a project of in in London on May 5. A 24 HOUR PER DAY SUPERVISED Three contests were conducted P g' P � g y on responsible sexual behaviour. Lodge of Brussels. Sister Verna ment Insurance Commission be Huron -Perth Presbytery of the HOME CARING FOR YOUR PERSONAL NEEDS de Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Snow. Through the services and the MacDonald of Kincardine and An expression a appreciation den and Mrs. Gordon Haggitt. covered by curtailing the waste- United Church of Canada, an- Jane Thompson gave a reading, family physician it offers every- district deputy president of ful excessive disbursement of 'nounces the appointment of Rev. was tendered to the two hostesses "Cooking a Husband". one the opportunity to make m Kincardine District 24 South was funds." Mike Boulger of Monkton, Ont. as Then Barbara, her --mother formed decisions as to his or her present at the meeting and intro- The board voted to donate $100 camp director for the 1976 camp - Mrs. Stuart Chimney and Mrs. family size. dueed to the sisters by Mossie to the Perth County Milk Com- ing season. Mr. Boulger will be Pletch were called a the front to Education concerning methods Jones, Past Noble Grand. mittee to assist with expenses in assisted by his wife, Lil, in the decorated chairs and had cow-ment birth control, human develop- Sister MacDonald was pre- its 1976 education program for summer camping program. Both sages pinned on by Mrs. Thomp ment and sexuality is very im- sented with a bouquet of pink school students in Perth County. are experienced campers, coun- son and Mrs. Snowden. Mrs. Joh- Portant. The family planning carnations by Sister Vera Schnei- A letter of congratulations will sellors and youth leaders. The Thompson read an address and nurse is a resource person for der, past district deputy presi- be sent to the winners of the Boulgers have two boys of ele- many beautiful gifts were pre- teachers, community agencies dent. On display was the afghan public speaking contest and the mentary school age. sented to her. Mrs. is were and and the general public. which the CPT committee is sell- contest sponsor, the Ontario Eng - Mrs. Pletch assisted her in open- The program is in its beginning ing tickets for. Sister MacDonald lish Catholic Teachers' Associa- Lil and Mike Boulger will have ing them. stages, building on the philosophy spoke briefly. tion. High praise was expressed able assistants at all camps as Barbara thanked everyone for that each child be loved and The Oddfellows' and Rebekahs' by the trustees for the teachers well as trained counsellors. A full Wanted and given the best chance Home at Barrie is holding Open who organized the public speak- and varied program will be pro - the lovely gifts she had received invited them all to her eived eivedrous- m life. Similar programs are House May 16. The lunch com- ing program so successfully. vided for Co-ed Junior High, seau tea, April 21st. starting in adjacent counties. mittee served a salad lunch at the Jayne Delaney of St. Patrick's Junior Girls, Junior Boys, Pre- l- Everyone is welcome to attend end of the meeting. School, Dublin was top winner of Teen Girls, and Parents without "For She's a Jolly Good Fe low'' was sung and the ladies l- the clinic or direct inquiries to Partners. A special teen-age Co - the church served a delicious Huron County Health Unit. For ed Camp is planned for the May lunch. information call 482-3416. 24th weekend and the first week end in August a family camp in SEALY, SERTA, SIMMONS Mattresses and Box prings at the MILDMAY FURNITURE SHOWROOMS also MAPLE AND METAL DINETTE SUITES SPLENDID STOCK OF CHESTERFIELD SUITES GODFREY E. SCHUETT LTD. MILDMAY St. Paul's Church � /ANGLICAN W INGHAM REV. T. K. HAWTHORN, Rector MRS. D. RICHARDSON, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, APRIL 11 PALM SUNDAY 8:30 a.m. - Holy Communion 1 1:00 a.m. - Morning Prayer and Sermon EVENTS ' Sat., April 10 - Altar Guild will be making Palm crosses in parish hall, 10 a.m. Tues., April 13 - Servers' Guild' meets at the home of Mike Beattie, 6 p.m. Wed., April 14 - Hdly Communion 7:30 p.m. Own planned. Registration forms for all ' ) summer camps are available at United Churches in Huron -Perth AO Presbytery. V. MR. AND MRS. ALBERT FOXTON celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Saturday at 15 Bristol Terrace Friends and neighbors held a party at the Foxton hone Saturday evening. , ( ......... Unit meets at Nicholson home BLUEVALE — Unit One of the United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Jack Nicholson on Tuesday afternoon and spent the afternoon quilting for Miss Barb Stainton. Mrs. Nicholson chose for her devotions the topic, "It is the lit- tle things in life that create dif- ferences," with scripture pass- ages from Psalm 8. Plans were made for the wor- ship service for the central meet- ing of the UCW on April 7. An in- vitation to attend the Presby- terian Thankoffering meeting on April 6 with Rev. Wilena Brown guest speaker, was acknowledg- ed. Invitations were also received from Brussels, Wingham and Whitechurch. Mrs. Graham Campbell will be hostess for the next meeting. Couple celebrate 50th anniversary Friends and neighbors ga- thered at the home of Mr. and Arg: Albert Foxton of 15 Bristol Terrace Saturday to celebrate the couple's golden wedding anniversary. A quiet dinner was held Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. �oxton were married in Wingham April 2, 1926. They have two daughters. Mrs. .Norman (Barbara) Conkey of Arva, Ontario and Mrs. David (Shirley) Donahue of St. Thomas. Their Sons, Bill avid -Jim are de- reased. They have two grandsons and two great-granddaughters. Stitches for every occasion, plain or fancy. 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