The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-05-23, Page 16Page 16-7'he Wihghain Advance Times, May 23, 1879
a freelance writer.
The meeting was opened by the
B I u eva' e
Miss Elaine Townshend
new president, Mrs. E. Gedke.
Mrs. E. Harding gave devotions,
weekend visitors at alp Nome
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reading scripture and giving a
of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Stan*er
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Is Fordwieh WI speaker
meditation on "What Makes a
Home". She closed devotions
were Louise Stamper, Bob Erpat
Of Scarborough, Mrs, lfildred
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with a prayer.
Stewart of Wingham, Mr. and
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P'ORDWICH—Miss Elaine
Towumbeed, who lives in her own
her own washing, washes dishes
and dresses he -self. She asked
Mrs. H. Gibson reported on the
Mrs. Ron Paisley, Thedford,
Mrs. John Blackett of Glencoe,
apartment in Clinton and is in-
the members and guests how
officers' convention at Waterloo
Mrs. Freda Owens of Kinloss.
dependent yet was born without
they, as individuals, would
and Mrs. R. Agla gave a report
held in
A surprise party was held
arms, is a very capable person.
contend with being in a
on the District Annual
Tuesday night for Mr. and Mrs.
She belongs to ALPHA Huron, a
wheelchair and the problems it
Fordwich.
Alex MacTavish at the home of
small organization formed to
would create, such as not being
The motto, "A woman who
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ross,
help the handicapped. ALPHA is
able to dial a phone or reach one,
does not stand for something,
following their departure from
not supported finAmially so its
apps'
the difficulty of narrow door
falls for anything", given by
their farm on the fourth of
activities are limited but
ways, the problem of getting
Mrs. C. Sotheran. Mrs. H.
Turnberry to their new home
F,
nevertheless it contributes a
down a sidewalk curb, crossing
Feldskoy in introducing Miss
near Bluevale. An enjoyable
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great deal of support to the
the street and trying to get the
,
Townshend, read a poem entitled
evening was spent playing
handicapped.
wheelchair back on the sidewalk
"The World is Mine", which told
euchre and crokinole. The guests
Elaine Townshend, despite her
on the other side.
of a crippled, blind and deaf
of honor were presented with two
lack of arms, drives her own car
The speaker told the audience
person and stressed the fact that
redwood lawn chairs and two
with the steering wheel 18 inches
that Brussels and Goderich have
all people must be grateful for
matching flower hangers. Both
from the floor. She steers with
curb cuts for wheelchairs and
their blessings, for always there
Edna and Alex thanked everyone
her right foot and drives with her
Listowel has some. Ramps are
is someone with greater burdens.
and invited them to visit them in
left which causes consternation
also needed for wheelchairs.
their new home.
among other car drivers who
how the car can be
While Elaine does not use a
wheelchair she sees the need for
Plans were discussed for a bus
trip in June and the meeting
Mrs. Jim Wright is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London.
FASTBALL ACTION has started at the Win ham ballpark
g p
wonder
moving with no one at the wheel.
help. She keeps busy by writing
closed with the singing of "God
Mr. and Mrs: Alex MacT vish
With the BPs facing opponents In exhibition games. The BPs
Elaine types and writes with
articles and poems for different
Save the Queen". A social half
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
are off to a good start, last week downing Milverton 6-2
he feet. also mks, cls, does
newspapers and hopes to become
hour followed.
Joe Walker and family.
behind the strong pitching of Doug Petteplace and Ed Daer.
The Wingham Advance -Times, May 23, 1979
Red Front
Petteplace pitched six innings, allowing two runs and strik-
ing out 17; Daer pitched three hitless innings to end the
game, adding five more strikeouts. Doug Leitch led the BP
attack with three hits.
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