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DON'T LEAVE YOUR
EDUCATION UNTIL LATER!
Western's Fall/Winter Programs '83/'84 are set for your area. You
have time to begin your studies or to decide to continue this fall. The
admission application deadline is July 22. The registration deadline
is September 9. The courses for your area are.
CLINTON
Psychology 140 [Child Development] W Sept. 14 7:00 pm Central Huron
¢er�ndary School
Economics 020 [Introduction to EconomlcsTH Sept.' 15 7:00 pm
GODERICH
Bashes, 020 [Introduction to Business] T Sept. 13 *6:30 pm
Ontario Provincial Police Station
*Note: Business will meet 3 hours weekly, Sept. 13 -Dec. 6,83; Jan. 10•
Apr. 10/84. No class Feb. 21 & March 13/84. Additional time TBA for 3
term tests and a final examination.
KINCARDINE
Politics 137[The Politics of the Environment)
English 020[General Literature & Composition]
Hbtory 233[Canada:From Confederation to the Present)
Kincardine District
High School
M Sept. 12 6:30 pm
T Sept. 13 6:30 pm
T Sept. 13 6:30 pm
For a copy of the Fall/Winter Calendar or for more information,
please contact:
Faculty of Part -Time and Continuing Education
Stevenson -Lawson Building
The University of Western Ontario
London, Ontario N6A 5B8 [5191 679.3631
JOHNSTON-DOW
Shelley Dow of Stratford, daughter of Mrs. Lois Dow,
Toronto and Ron Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Johnston, Seaforth were married May 28 in Stratford at
Central United Church. Rev. Norman S. Gibson officiated.
Matron of honor was Connie Vandersleen,Stratford and
bridesmaids were Lee Murray of Kitchener, friend of
bride and Gloria Johnston, sister of the groom.
Best man was John Vandersleen, Stratford. Ushers were
Andy DeVries, Fullerton; Scott Murray, Kitchener; friends
of the eroom and Floyd Johnston, Egmondville, brother of
the groom. Ringbearer was Jarrod Lynn, Guelph, a friend
of the bride. Flowergirl was Jes ica Stratton, Stratford, a
cousin of the bride. The couple on ned i capulco.
They are living in Cromarty.
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SHA!TON•WJLSON
Dianne Wilson, daughter of Mt. and Mrs. Stuart
Wilson, RR 1, Brucefield and Wayne Shapton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Shapton of RR 1 Exeter, were married on
Saturday, July 9 at Brucefield United Church. Rev. Robert
McMullen and Mr. Don Moffat officiated. A reception was
held in the Seaforth and District community Centres. Maid
of honor was Estella Wilson, sister -.of the Bride.
Bridesmaids were Janet Shapton, RR 1, Exeter; Elizabeth
Gibson, Seaforth and Joan Racho, Seaforth. Flowergirl
was Sabrina Murley, Hamilton. Brother of the groom,
Bevan Shapton, was groomsman. Guests were ushere 1 by
Randy Wilson, RR 4, Seaforth; Bob Wilson, Brucefield and
Paul Pavkeje, Centralia. Ringbearer was Peter Miller
Sarnia. Following a wedding trip to Manitoulin Island, the
couple will reside at RR 1, Exeter.(Photo by Frank Phillips)
BAKKER-STE. MARIE
Betsy Ste. Marie. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ste.
Marie of Seaforth and Lorne Bakker, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Art Bakker of Duncan, B.C. were married at the yesidence
a Mr. and Mrs. Ste. Marie on June 25. The' maid of
honour was Kathie Hulzebos of Brussels. Bridesmaids
were Vicki Ste. Marie and Jenny Ste. Marie of Seaforth.
The best man was Murray Sinnamon of Seaforth and
ushers were John Bakker of Stratford and David Ste.
Marie of Toronto. The organist was Maureen Hutchinson
of Seaforth. Rev. Harry Vriend presided. The couple will
reside in Egmondville after their trip to Duncan, B.C.
(Fred H. Bisset Photo)
Huron library buys talking books for blind
The Huron County Library
recently purchased a set of
talking encyclopedias for its
blind patrons in the county.
The Talking World Book -
set cost $2,000 and was -
purchased with part of a
$21,000 BILD grant from the
Ontario government. The
rest of the money was used to
buy reference books and
large print books.
Developed by the
AmericanPrinting House for
the blind with a $360,000
grant from the American
Department of Education,
the Talking World Book set
consists of an index m braille
and an index in large print;
four track tape cassettes
running one way; and a tape
cassette player which is
programmed to find any
article a person wants in less
than a minute. Thousands of
articles are included in the
1300 hours on tape and these
articles are read by
professional announcers for
clarity.
Susan Bell of Goderich,
one of over 100 legally blind
persons in the county, first
discovered the Talking
World Book set while visiting
The World's Largest Book
Store in Toronto. She then
brought it to the attention of
Huron County Chief
Librarian Bill Partridge who
took it from there.
In order to ensure that all
blind patrons in the county
have a chance to use the
talking set, it will be sent to
each town library branch for
two weeks according to the
following schedule:
Goderich--July 12-25;
Clinton—July 26 -August 8;
Exeter --August 9-22;
Seaforth--August 23 -
September 12; and
Wingham—September 13-26.
Blind patrons will be'
phoned to attend an open
house at each of the bran-
ches on the first Thursday of
the week that the talking set
arrives. After the two week
program, the set will be
returned to the various
branches on a more per-
manent basis for a two
month loan.
Rural agencies is topic of
_Homemakers workshop
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STEPHEN PATRICK
MURRAY of London, son of
Patrick and Patricia Murray,
graduated from Wilfrid Laur-
ier University, Waterloo on
May 27 with an Honors
Degree in Business Adminis-
tration. He has accepted a
position with Price -Water-
house chartered accountants
in Calgary, Alberta.
Executive director of the
Town and Country Home-
makers. Jean Young, conduc-
ted workshops at the second
ronference of the Canadian
ouncil on Homemaker Serv-
ices in Montreal. Her topic
was "Rural Agencies" and
She discussed the structuring
Of a rural agency, funding and
the importance of different
types of public relations.
She displayed copies of the
various press releases and
editorials from Huron County
Weeklies, memorial cards and
gift receipts, which she said
are frequently used by child-
ren to buy a few hours of
homemaker services for par-
ents in order to show them
how useful these services
could be in their lives.
"It was the information
about Huronview that most
impressed the delegates."
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Mrs. Young says. "when I
told them that the average
age of people entering Hur-
onview has risen from 76 to 84
years since Town and Count-
ry Hometitakersand the Hur
on Day Centres were organ-
ized in 1978."
Norma Moore of Wingham
a homemaker with Town and
Country since its first year,
was also a delegate.
Mrs. Young said she was
RYAN: John and Teresa Ryan
wish to proudly announce the
safe arrival of a 7 Ib., 8 oz.
son, John Gerard Ryan Jr. A
new brother for Jennifer and
Juliette. Proud grandparents
are Mrs. Mary Ryan, Sea -
forth and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Van Dooren, Seaforth. John
was born on .luty 1. 1983 in
Seaforth Community Hospi-
tal.
ANDREWS: Steve and Mari-
anne Andrews are happy to
announce the arrival of their
twins Jason and Tammy in
Winnipeg Hospital. A bro-
ther and sister for Kevi9.
Proud grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Klaver,
Clinton and Mr. and Mrs.
George Andrews., Stratford.
JAMIESON: Len and Deb
wish to announce the early
arrival of their daughter
I.anne Danielle on July 5,
1983 at St. Joseph's Hospi-
tal, London. A sister for Erin
and Kimberley.
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pleased to learn that Town
and Country Homemaker's
hourly fee is one of the lowest
in Canada.
The president of the Cana,
dian Council on Homemaker
Services has requested a copy
of Mrs. Young's workshop
paper for a permanent refer-
ence library, so it will be
available for anyone wishing
to start up a rural agency.
Huron PC Youth
elect officers
Several members of the
Huron -Middlesex Progres-
sive Conservative Youth
Association met Wednesday,
June 22 in Exeter for a
"founders" meeting. Sue
Lyndon from Oxford County
and a member of the Ontario
P.C. Youth Association
chaired the meeting. The
Constitution was unanimous-
ly passed. An election of
officers resulted in the follow-
ing: President = Elizabeth
Harris; Secretary•treasurer -
Gail Fuller: Vice -President
Policy - John Gaiser; Vice -
President Recruitment - Dave
Corbett and Vice -President
Social - Tom Kneale.
Ms. Lyndon said that Wes-
tern Region P.C. Youth are
planning a meeting/picnic
combination in Springbank
Park, London on July 17.
If any youth (ages 14-30)
are interested in more infor-
mation, or in joining the
Huron -Middlesex Progres-
sive • Conservative Youth
Association. please contact
either Elizabeth Harris.
(Granton) 225-2789 or Jan
Dirok (Clinton) 482-3370.
Slides from New Guinea
shown at conference
Verily I say unto you. in
asmuch as ye have' done it
unto one of the least of these
my brethren ye have done it
unto me." Matt. 25:40 was
the theme of the June Confer-
ence of the Stratford Presby-
terial Women's Missionary
Society, at Cromarty Church,
June 28. 70 attended.
Mrs, T.L. Scott. Cromarty
led in a hymn sing which
included "Women Working
Together" written for 1983
Synodical.
Mrs. Jean Corey. Cromarty
introduced the speaker Rev.
L.G. Stairs, from Brampton,
Regional Director Leprosy
Mission. He showed slides
from Papua, New Guinea
where Margaret Stewart has
been working: Indonesia and
India. The offering of $131.50
was presented to Mr. Stairs
for the Leprosy Mission,
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