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Times -Advocate, February 10, 1982
Student at Grand Bend
chosenfor page
duties
Cathy Norris of Grand
Bend will be absent from
school for .five weeks this
spring, but she will be get-
adiffernt kind a valuable while ileshe iion ts
away.
The quiet eighth -grade the province. Beginning
pupil at the Public School March 9, dressed in the
has been accepted as a customary dark uniforms
temporary page in the that pages have always
Ontario Legislature, along worn, she will work quietly
with several other lucky in the background ferrying
young people from across written messages back- and
S • enior • _ .zen.tota I forth between 11PPs on both
sides of the plush chamber.
A television program
about pages had inspired her
grandparents to talk to her.
hits ,000 in to w� about it, Cathy said, and an
The Februarymeetingof drivers to take tained
application form was the
people to the tamfrom the Office of the
Exeter Senior Citizens began
with a delicious pot -luck
dinner served by •ladies of
the Rebakah Lodge.
During the business
session chaired by the
president Ken Johns it was
announced that the club was
invited, to Vanastra Seniors
. Club to visit them, March 10
• for a 'social time. Those
.: wanting to go are to contact
the John's by • March 1.
Edith Love gave a report
'of the advisory committee.
She said they were in need of
Joe White of Seaforth and
formerly of Crediton
celebrated his 89th birthday
on February 2.
for that
special
person
in your
life
• Mixed bougets, Roses
• Silk arrangements
• Roses
• Green plants &
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• Roses
• Flowering plants
• Roses
See us for all
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Wire Service
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FLORISTS
414 Main St.. Exeter, Ontario
CENTRE MALL
Phone: 236.0221
Gift Certificates,
Make up Lessons
Eyelash and
Eyebrow tints
Facials,
y care center at Huron- Speaker, John Turner. It was
view. dropped in the mail in June
Velma Huff is the new last year and it was almost
"welcome wagon hostess." Christmas before she got a
There are , 1,000 senior reply, but she was certainly
citizens in Exeter. "Happy very excited her mother GLAD TO BE CHOSEN - Cathy Norris was elated to hear
Birthday"Happy and Sandra admitted.
Anniversary" were sung to Applicants must have an A
those celebrating. average and be recom-
Mr. and Mrs. Carrington mended by their :principal,
supplied a beautiful an- Cathy said. Accommodation
niversary cake for the in Toronto is their own
dinner. responsibility as well; Cathy
The program part of the will be living there with
meeting was chaired by Mrs. friends of the family. Pupils
Les Thomson, and consisted from both public and
of a reading by Mrs. Ken separate school systems are
Johns; some short stories by eligible to apply,- Sandra
Mrs. Tom Smith; a said.
humorous skit by Mrs.
Thomson and Mrs. Bowen;
and several action songs, led
by, Blanche Dougall and
performed by Mildred
Thomson, Dorothy Bullock,
Hattie Merkley, Edith Love
and Ken Johns with Mrs. Iles
accompanying them on the
piano.
The next meeting will be
Monday, March 1 at 1:30
P.M.
Rebekahs_
plan talk
The Pride of Huron
Rebekah Lodge met Wednes-
day evening with 49 present.
Cheryl .Edwards presided
and was assisted by VG
Audrey Rowe who also gave
the sick and visiting report.
JPNG Marjorie Arthur in-
troduced assembly Vice
President Bernice Hall and
PNG Audrey MacGregor in-
troduced DDP Grace Fuller.
These sisters were welcom-
ed by the Lodge.
Treasurer Alice Harvey
gave the financial report and
it was reported there will be
a CPT euchre February 10 in
the Lodge Hall. Plans were
finalized for the Odd Fellows
bonspiel on March 6. .
The members were
reminded of the C' course
being held February, 7 and
14. Also February 17 follow-
ing Lodge, Rosemary
Armstrong of Huron Day
Care will speak. The
brothers of the Subordinate
Lodge are invited.
Vice President Bernice
then spoke, also DDP Fuller
. spoke briefly. Following the
meeting lunch was served.
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for Kindergarten 1982-83
Please phone or contact your
Public School between
Feb. 22 and March 5
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provided by each school.
Proof of date of birth and OHIP number
requested at registration
Huron County Board of Education
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Cathy's mother Sandra
teaches at the Exeter Public
School and her father John is
an accowitant at Norris, Gee
and Associates on Main St.,
South.
To keep up with her lost
time. in class, Cathy will be
getting a tutor every day for
instruction in, five courses.
While working as a page,
she will be in the Legislature
for three whole days and two
half -days, and two hours a
week at night.
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that she had been accepted as a page in the legislature. She
starts her five-week term March 9. ,
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By MISS JEAN
Intended for last week
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Wareham and family, Port
Elgin spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Norris
Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spence and
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Copeland and Mr. and Mrs.
Ted. Briner spent the
weekend with other mem-
bers of the KW Snowblazers,
snowmobiling in the Varney
area.
The annual meeting of the
Church was held Friday
evening. Following a
delicious pot luck supper the
children went skating while
the meeting was held.
The Church service was
able ,to be held on Sunday
COPELAND
and the sacrament of the
Lord's supper was observed.
The service for the previous
three Sundays had. to be
Cancelled due to the stormy
weather and road conditions.
Fortunately everyone was
able to make it home before
the storm became too bad on
Sunday.
The special program for
the fifth Sunday in Sunday
School was held Sunday with
Mrs. Fred Parkinson in
charBe. Tammy and Michael
Richardson presented a skit
and Chris William a delegate
to Toc Alpha, presented his_
report. Barbara Jaques a
delegate from the U.C.W.
had presented her report at a 1
meeting earlier in the
month.
How lasting will it be?
The success of a
designated year, such as
International Year of the
Child and International Year
of Women, can only be
measured historically. The
same is true of the year just
ended - International Year of
the Disabled Person
(IYPD). It's too early to tell
how lasting the effects will
be.
A newsletter released by
COPOH - Coaliton of
Provincial Organizations of
the Handicapped - listed
some of the achievements
and disappointments of 1981.
First, the ac-
complishments : Consumer
groups representing dif-
ferent disability groups
began to work together more
effectively. The Special
Committee op the Disabled
and the Handicapped issued
the "Obstacles" report
outlining steps towards "full
participation and equality."
The Government of
Canada moved toward ef-
fective affirmative action
programs within federal
civil service. Ontario and
Newfoundland amended
their human rights codes to •
better protect disabled
residents. Disabled people
gmsew see see at -- ow
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Feb., 15-19
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from 50 countries niet at
Singapore at the founding
conference of Disabled
Peoples' International. And
protection of disabled people
was included in Canada's
consitituion. "
Now. the disappointments :
disabled persons out of in-
stitutions.
An editorial in The
Advocate, a publication of
the Ontario March of Dimes,
noted that many programs
beginning,in 1981 were not
initiated by IYDP but rather
By Elaine Townshend
The constitution was passed
with a "notwithstanding"
clause loophole. The
Government of . Canada
failed to take effective
measures toward promoting
affirmative action programs
in the private sector.
IYDP .projects failed to
establish any long-term
programs in such areas as
housing, technical aids, and
independent living. And, no
significant progress was
made to provide community
support services on the scale
necessary to get many
were the result of years of
lobbying by handicapped
consumer groups.
For example, Bill 7 - the
revised Ontario Human
Rights Code - was a belated
response to a 1977 recom-
mendation made by the
Ontario Human Rights
Commission in its report,
"Life Together".
One of the values of the
International Year was,
therefore, to act as a catalyst
in speeding up im-
plementation of programs'
and legislation which had
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been Song overdue.' .
The editorial added that,
although attitudinal changes
are the most difficult to
measure, it may be this area
in which the greatest impact
was effected. A survey et
public opinion on human
rights, commissioned by the
Canadian Human Rights
Commission in June 1981,
found that 92 percent of the
population wanted the rights
of physically and mentally
handicapped persons
protected.
The COPOH newsletter
concluded that 1982 will be
more significant than 1981 in
determining the success of
IYDP. During 1982, we will
see if governments were
serious about their 1981
commitment's, we will see if
the media still shows an
interest in issues affecting
disabled citizens; we will see
if more disabled people are
prepared to work together to
advocate their rights to "full
participation and equality."
1982 will determine -if the
general public is prepared to
accept disabled people in
their schools, stores and
businesses as much as they
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