HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1959-06-17, Page 3WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1959
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Illensai i. 'WI Picnic
Attended By 25
(By our I3ensall Correspondent)
Twenty-five members and child-
ren enjoyed the annual Hensall
Women's Institute picnic, held last
Wednesday evening at the Arena.
Gaines were enjoyed by the child-
ren, directed by Miss M. Ellis and
Mrs, E. Norminton.
A brief business session was
held, presided over by the presi-
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dent, Mrs. Fred Beer, when ar-
rangements were made for a bus
trip to Stratford on July 27. Mem-
bers are to leave the Legion Hall
at 2,30 p.m. and tickets are being
obtained to attend the Shakes-
perean Theatre for the presenta-
tion of "As You Like It".
An invitation was accepted from
Hurondale WI to be guests at
their picnic on Wednesday, July
29, at Riverside Park, Exeter. Me-
mbers wishing to attend are asked
to get in touch with Mrs. R. M.
Peck. $25 was voted to the Arena
Park Board.
IN
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80 Huron County Persons Get
Help From CAM; 71 Are Blind
Eighty persons in Huron County
receive assistance from the Can-
adian National Institute for the
Blind, it was reported at the an-
nual meeting of the county advis-
ory board in Goderich, Friday
night.
Total number of blind persons
is 71, who receive social services,
home teaching, employment help,
allowances and general services.
Preventative assistance is being
given to nine persons.
S. 13. Taylor, Exeter, first vice-
president, reported on the opera-
tions of Tweedsmuir Hall, the
CNIB residence in London. He is
a member of the board of govern-
ors.
There are 36 persons registered
at the hall, four of them from Hu-
ron, two from Perth and 23 from
Middlesex. Only ambulatory blind
persons may be admitted.
The hall operated with a deficit
of $6,000. Mr. Taylor said. This
loss is charged to the county ad-
visory boards according to the
number of persons registered from
each area.
Revenue from sales of automo-
bile license plate fasteners, sold
at licence bureaus in Goderich,
Stratford, London, Strathroy, St.
Thomas and .Aylmer, totalled $1,-
400.
"This was the fifth year of oper-
ation of the hall and it was most
successful," Mr. Taylor stated.
"The building is adequately ful-
filling the needs for which it was
constructed --to provide residence
accommodation, rehabilitation tr-
aining, occupational employment
and recreational facilities for the
blind of this district."
A report on the campaign in r
dicated about $5,000 was raised in
1958. Objective for 1959 is $6,000.
Exeter, under Mr. Taylor, rais-
ed $940 in 1958 and has been given
an objective of $1,000 for 1959.
Zurich under J. E. Bannister,
raised $337 and has an objective
of $300.
Hensall, under William Smith,
raised $205 and has an objective
of $300.
Mr. Bannister is a member of
the advisory board.
Guest speaker at the annual
meeting was Arthur N. Magill,
superintendent of Ontario Divis-
ion, CNIB, who described the work
of the organization in the middle
East.
Grand Bend Lions
Elect President
W. Sturdevant
The Grand Bend Lions Club held
their regular bi-monthly meeting
on Thursday evening at Green
Forest Lodge when the annual el-
ection of officers was held.
President is William Sturdevant;
vice-president, David M. Jackson,
Emerson Desjardine and Edward
Stanlake; secretary, John Mac-
Donald; treasurer, W. F. B. Mac -
Laren; tail twister, Earl Datars;
Lion tamer, Russell Hoperoft; lst
year directors, Lawrence Mason
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