The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-04-04, Page 27Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 4, 1979—Page 27
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Silver Circle nursery needs volunteers
The Wingham and District
Association for the Mentally
Retarded learned at. its mon-
thly meeting last' week that
there is an urgent needfor
volunteer help at the Silver
Circle Nursery School to
work with mentally retarded
preschoolers one morning a
week. Nursery directors Mrs.
Sylvia Ricker asked that
anyone who might be inter-
ested in this worthwhile work
contact her for further infor-
mation.
The Association also learn-
ed that only 25 tickets of the
total 300 for the Trip -a-
Month Lottery are still to be
sold. The first'draw for one of
the 12 big prizes will take
place on April 27. The
public's response to the
Lottery has been encourag-
ing to Association members,
for whom fund-raising is a
never-ending struggle.
Plans are being made for
the building ,of •a new adult
workshop, the Association's
next major project. The re-
quired proposal for a new
workshop has been sent to
the Ministry of Community
Obituary
LOUISA [SIDDALL]
CUCKSEY
Louisa M. Siddall passed
away at Elgin Manor, R. R. #
1 St. Thomas on Friday,
March 30, 1979. She 'was the
daughter of Joseph M. Sid -
all (1863-1934) and his wife
Mary M. Archer (1862-1932).
Surviving are one daught-
er, Pearl, Mrs. Lyman Sutton
of Teeswater and three sons,
Earl Grover of'London; Lloyd
Grover of Niagara Falls and
Bert Grover of Mount Bryd-
ges. She is also survived by
eighteen grandchildren and
several great grandchildren
as well' as one brother, Leo of
Wardsville. Her first hus-
band, Hubert Grover (1926),
one daughter Mary, three
sons, Jack, William and
Glenn and her second hus-
ban, Albert Cucksey, all pre-
deceased her. ,
The funeral service was
held at the Gough Funeral
Home', Glencoe, on Sunday,
April 1, 1979, at 2.30 p.m.
with Rev. James Twinem of
Courtland Baptist Church
officiating. Interment was in
Oakland Cemetery.
Pallbearers were six
grandsons, Charles Grover,
Newbury; Robert . Grover,
Tiverton; Frank Grover,
Strathroy; Doug Grover, R. 5
Mount Brydges; Cecil Sut-
ton, R. 3.Ripley; and Garry.
Sutton,. Lucknow.
Bregmans
return from
Holland
BY LILLIAN YOUNG
The month of March went
out as it came in, like a lamb.
Now we cam ^ --expect April
showers.
Mr. and Ml' Bob Breg-
man returned : last Tuesday
evening from a three .week'
visit with relatives in Holland
where they attended the SOth
wedding anniversary of their
aunt and uncle and also the
25th anniversary of a cousin.
They also travelled to differ-
ent part of Europe while
there. Mrs. Bregman's
mother,:. rs. Nell of Stayn-
er, who w nt over with them,
also returned home. They all
enjoyed their trip very much.
Mrs. Graham Moffat . of
Teeswater is still a patient in
Wingham Hospital- but is-
improving favoffra'bly.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Cough-
lin and , girls of the :14th of
Culross visited on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Springer.
The Whitechurch Young
People's Society held a suc-
cessful rummage sale in the
Whitechurch hall on->Satut:
day. The profits will be used
for a weekend trip later this
year. The young people will
hold- their regular meeting
next Sunday evening.
Hockey playoff games are
now on in surrounding towns
and are being well attended.
Any who enjoy a good game
of hockey his iould take in
some of these games.
A few people from "here
attended the euchre party in
the Salem Hall on, Friday
evening with eleven tables' in
play. Afterwards a unch was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Young, William. Young, Ken
Young and Russell Sprin r.
were . Sunday visitors with
Mr. and, Mrs. Len Coughlin
and family.
Become
CG
seniors
Diane Gibson, Brenda
Henderinn, 'Bonnie Purves
and Elizabeth Black received
their' white lanyards to be-
come senior members of.
Lucknow Canadian Girls ° In
Training. They led in the
worship service. President
Bonnie Clarke explained the
meaning of the lanyard and
presented one to each girl.
The group is continuing a
study on Human Rights and
viewed the film ' "As We
Sow". The girls will hear
Blaine Townsend speak on
"The Rights of the Handi-
capped" on Sunday evening'.
and • Social Services for ap-
proval.
Guest speaker at the meet-
ing was Dr. Seim, Director of
the Midwestern Regional
Centre at Palmerston, who
discussed the problems of
parenting a retarded child.
Dr. Seim dealt with the reac-
tions parents feel when they
discover they have a retarded
child - reactions such as
psychological stress and de-
pression; defensiveness to-
wards the child, feelings of
vulnerapility and inequality,
as well as the rejection of the
retarded by society.
Parents must first accept
the problem, and recognize
the fact that hopelessness in
our society is wrong, said Dr.
Seim. "We have come a long
way in our understanding of
retardation, and the earlier
the parents begin working
with their children the great-
er the progress will be."
Eighty-three per cent of
retarded children can lead
productive lives and be as-
sets to our society. It is up to
society to help the retarded
reach their potential,
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