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Representative
R,R. 2
iirussels
PHONE 887-6809
Call Collect
John McKinnon, Goderich, county
welfare administrator of Social
Services for Huron County; Bruce
Heath, Goderich, Director of
Children's Aid Society for Huron;
Charles Hay, Goderich, Social
Service Worker; K, Mervin
Stretch, Wingham, Department
of Social and Family Services;
H. A. Appel, Goderich, Canada
Manpower; Miss Hazel Thomp-
son, P.H.N., Goderich Psychia-
tric Hospital; Frank Sills, Sea-
forth. Mayor; and Mrs. Isobel
MacDonald, Goderich, director
of the survey which is being
conducted.
The Co-ordinating Committee
in Huron has been in existence
since 1968 made up of represen-
tatives from social agencies.
The committee members
meet in the five towns in the
county in turn every other month
in order to discuss the various
services and avoid duplication of
them.
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place a Brussels Post
Want Ad and be money in pocket.
To advertise, just Dial Brussels
887-6614.
TODAY'S CHILD
BY HELEN ALLEN
BUSY. FRIENDLY BOY
You can tell just by loOking at his picture that Martin
has no inhibitions. He is a self-assured young fellow of
nearly three, quite at ease in any situation.
Martin is a tall, handsome boy with light brown curly
hair, fair skin and dark eyes dancing with mischief. His
ancestry is mainly white with one black great-grandparent.
This youngster was a late started, so much so that a
year or so ago he was listed as slow learner. Now, however,
recent psychological tests indicate he is at least average
in ability, perhaps better.
Martin's roster mother credits much of his advancement
to Sesame Street. He never misses the program and she
says he itas learned a great deal from it. This is especially
helpf ,11 for Martin because there are no other young children
around, and the people on television are very real to him.
This youngster has a good memory and loves to look
at books or listen to stories. He likes music and carries a
tune well. A sociable boy, he delights in going shopping
or visiting. He is very active but lonely, since Ls: has nobody
to play with.
Martin will be a joy to young, energetic parents who
will appreciate a healthy, lively little son.
To inquire about adopting Martin please write to Today's
Child, Box 888 Station K, Toronto. For general adoption
information, ask your Children's Aid Society.
At a meeting of the Social ,
Services Co-ordinating Com-
mittee for Huron County held
in Seaforth last Wednesday after-
noon plans were discussed for
making public the results of the
survey now underway by the Com-
mittee.
The study of social services
is being conducted throughout
the county financed by a $10,000
grant for salaries and overhead
expenses through the local init-
iatives program from the De-
partment of Manpower and rmmi-
gration, Federal Government.
The study will assess the
overall health and social ser-
vices already in ifie county and
also to determine whether addi-
tional services such as family
counselling and recreation are
needed.
The need for making the re-
sults of the survey available
in a directory was stressed so
that all doctors, clergy, muni-
cipal officers, school officials,
police, lawyers, and others in-
volved with people would be
aware of the services.
Basil Hall, Director of Social
Work, Goderich PsyChiatrie Hos-
pital, was chairman of the meet-
ing. Also present were Rev. G.
G. Russell, Goderich repreSent-
ing the Ministerial Association;
William Craven, Goderich, Pro-
bation Officer; Mrs, Nelson
CardnO, Seaforth, Home Care;
Dr. Rodger Whitman, Seaforth,
representing medical profession;
8—THE4RUSSELS POST, MARCH 29, 1972
News of Ethel.
Shower Honors .Bride- Elect
OorrespPndent,
Mrs..Chester Earl
A miscellaneous shower was
held in the Ethel United Church
basement 911 Friday', Mary S4th
for Miss Linda Neffer.q.ames.
.and contests were conducted
by Mrs. David Kerr and. Mrs,
Ron after which Linda was
seated irl, a cdecorated chair and
was assisted in opening her gifts
by her mothPr, mr$.14oyd•Keffer
and. the groom's mother,. .Mrp,
Stevens, Mrs. David Kerr read.
the address, Linda gave a very
fitting reply to thank the ladies
for the .gifts.. A lunch was served
by mrs, Robt. Bateman.,
James $proule, Mrs. L. Smith,.
Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Bell.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Stephenson over the week
end were Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Jess and Maurine, of Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Earl,
Owen Sound, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Earl Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Krauter
spent the week in New York.
Mr. James Dobson is a
patient in westminister Hospital,
London, where he underwent sur-
gery.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lynn are
spending this week in Toronto,
where their. son, is undergoing
surgery.
Mrs. 13111 McKay and son,
Mrs. Bill Trueman and son of
London visited Mrs. L. Smith
over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Dunbar
have returned from a week's trip
to Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Godden and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Sanderson and family, Bramp-
ton, spent the week end with Mrs.
May Godden. Mr. and Mrs.Mery
Godden, Stratford and Mr. and
Mrs. Merv. Godden, Shelbourne,
were Sunday visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bremner
and Doris visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morse, Lis-
towel.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Ferg-
eson, Clarkson, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Schaeffer and family,Goder-
ich, Mr. and Mrs. Don Dunbar
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Dunbar.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dobson
flew to Selkirk Sunday and visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Vic Hare and
family.
Social Services commiffee considers
survey implications at Seaforth meeting