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of .the United Church Women.
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visiting group expressed
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ciation for the invitation.
Included in the program were a
vocal solo, by Jimmy Laidlaw, ac-
cordion selections by Dianne Ian Wallace of the Editor
Stainton, a scene from Pyik Training School for
mahon presented by members of Persons described the
the CGIT, folk songs by Sue Bren- usedat that school to claitelop andR.
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tentions and closing numbers by ling for each individual when be
a novelty band composed of recently spoke in Wingham,
members of Unit 4, UCW.
used at training school
MISS TOPHAM
Miss Mary Elizabeth Ann-
etta Topham, daughter of Mr.
Mr. Wallace was, guest speaker
for the annual general meeting of ° •
the Wingham and Di$trleC
Association for the Mentally
Retarded, held gat the United
Church. He said the length of stay
for trainees is 18 months.
Mr. Wallace was of the operon
that workshop programs, should
be meaningful to each. partici?
pant. He felt that keeping people
• busy for the sake of being- occu.-
pied is of no value and a hazard.
rather than a help to the lyelfare
of the retarded.
Slides of the training centre at.
Edgar were used as illustrations,.
Mr. Wallace was thanked for hie
interestingand informative pre-
sentation by Rev. R. H. Arm-
strong.
President Jack Reavie was
chairman for the meeting and.
Harvey Webster reported on the
convention of the MRA . held
recently in Ottawa. He attended
the convention as a representa-
tive of the Wingham Association.
and Mrs. John Topham o . Miss Connie Burke, secretary-
Fordwich, graduated Friday treasurer of the youth group,
from St. Joseph's Hospital
School of Nursing, Guelph:
Graduating exercises were
held in War Memorial Hall,
Guelph. Mary . Elizabeth is
also a graduate of Norwell
District Secondary School,
Palmerston.
YACMR, reported on the many'
activities of the group. They are
assisting in various areas of the
Golden Circle School ' program,
most specifically in recreation
for the pupils. These young peo-
ple also help with the Silver Cir-
cle Nursery program.
The recreation chairman, Mrs.
Harold Wild gave a report on the
several enterprises of recreation
for the students. These included
the skating and swimming pro-
gram, a bowling tournament held
this spring in Owen Sound, the
floor hockey program and an
NHL hockey game in Toronto
which some of the students were
able to attend.
Mrs. Wild also gave a detailed
account on the full time assist-
ance received from Murray Hale
of the University of Waterloo. Mr,
Hale was supplied as a eecreation
director to the Gay :,en Circle
School from January to April of
this year.
Mrs. Crawford Douglas, Home
Care chairmA' i sported that
since V or ' .rcle Nursery
will not be able to operate in the
same premises as the Day Care
Centre, as originally hoped, new
accommodation will soon be pro-
vided for this school. Mrs. D. Mc-
Pherson and her assistants have
requested that the' Golden Circle
School be made available foruse
by the nursery.
The Flowers of Hope publicity
chairman, William Stephenson,
reported on the publicity and
advertising program that was
under way for the 1972 campaign.
Mrs. J. Reavie, principal of the
Golden Circle School, comment-
ed on the new school building
still to be constructed at the
Turnberry Central School site. It
does not seem possible that the
new premises could be ready by
September. She requested that
the pupils of the nursery, eligible
for enrolment at the Golden Cir-
cle School this 'fall, continue
Personal (dotes from Corrie
Mrs. •Thomas MacDonald
accompanied Mrs. Eric Whitfield
of Atwood and Mrs. Carl. May;
bury and Mrs. Robert Whitfield
of Listowel, to Willowdale where
they visited with friends on Tues-
day.
• Mrs. Edward Bolander was
able to return home, from Vic-
toria Hospital, London, on Satur-
day.
Donald Mannell of Burlington
visited Thursday with his sister,
Mrs: Gordon Coulter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Edgar of
Ayr and Mrs. ' Robert Brown of
gait ' visited Saturday 'iitith' =Mr.'
and.Mrs. Gordon Edgar, Mr: and
Mrs. Wellesley Strong and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hamilton of
Oshawa ;and Miss Joyce Hamil-
ton of Kitchener spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Hector
Hamilton.
Mrs: Richard Bennett returned
home Tuesday from . Listowel
Memorial. Hospital. •
Mrs. Norman Wade visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Jordan 'of Fordwich.. •
Mrs. Edna Evers of Toronto
visited over the holiday with Miss
Emma Irwin.
Mrs. Wilford .King, Mrs.
Thomas MacDonald and Mrs.
Ewart Whitfield, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shera of
Drayton on Wednesday.
Mrs. Edgar Dane and Shauna
visited Thursday at the homes of
Rev. H. Wilson of Exeter and
Mrs. Edwin Elston of Arva.
Miss Lois Ferguson' of St.
Thomas spent the holiday week-
end with her 'parents, Mr. ' and
Mrs. Jack 'Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. John ' Edgar,
Brian and Karl en of Georgetown
and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Edgar
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Edgar at Port Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dettman
of Wroxeter and Mrs. John Boyd
visited John Boyd in the Palm-
erston hospital on Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs, Carl Heipel of Harriston
visited at the same home.
MISS O'MAI.LEY
Miss Patricia Anne O'Mal-
ley graduated .from the Uni-
versilty of Windsor with a
Bachelor of Arts degree, in
convocation exercises held
May 20. She majored in home
economics. Miss O'Malley is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles O'Malley of Jose-
phine Street, Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Delford Turnbull
and Barry Dane of Waterloo
visited Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dane
on Sunday.
Mrs.- Frank Earls of London
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Miller for the weekend.
Miss Leah Stewart of Harriston
spent Monday with her grand-
mother, Mrs. Gordon Under-
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kastle
and . Douglas of Woodbridge and
Mr. and Mrs. 'John Blythe and
family of Milt '.. t the week-
end with .. and Kenneth
Hastie. a : • - ,,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Knight of
Exeter visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Edgar.
Miss Lynne Earls of Toronto
spent the weekend with her
aunts, Mrs. Thomas MacDonald
and Mrs. W. C. King:
Mr. and Mrs. Myles Armstrong
of Bervie visited at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. George Sach on
Sunday.
Holiday visitors at the home of
Mrs. A. L. Stephens were Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Stevens, Kim and
Keri and Miss Cheryl Stephens of
West Hill . and Miss Debbie
Stephens of Listowel.
Mrs. Elmer Farrish returned
.'home Monday from Wingham
and District Hospital.
Fordwich
Last week was quite busy in the
village. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mc -
Clement began building their new
home and work has also started
on the home of Mr and Mrs. Gary
Jacobson.
Mr, and Mrs. Anson Ruttan and
Janice and Leo iiuttan spent the
weekend at the former's cottage
at Amberley.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ruttan and
family of London and Mr. and
Mrs. Holger Feldskov of George-
town were weekend visitors with,
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ruttan.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connell
visited one day last week with
Mrs. Ruby Forester at Huron -
view, Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lepping-
ton of Carnarvon spent the week-
end at their home here.
Bill Miller, Larry Clarkson,
Jerry Doig., Lorne .Wilson, Gary
Klaassen, Danny Horvath,Sony
Rybieke and Gert Rybieke spent
the weekend at Kincardine.
Visitors over the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warrell were
their granddaughters', Misses
Marilyn and Anne Marie Fleis-
chauer of Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ridley, Mrs.
Phyllis Bolander and Don spent
the holiday weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. 'Cecil Lynn at Orillia.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sanderson
and family, Gary Schumacker
and Roger King spent the week-
end at Port Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Eurig
spent a couple of days this week
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bott in
Alma.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Frew and
Sharon of Preston were weekend
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Moore.
Mrs: Stanley Bride spent last
week IR Belleville and Bancroft
and this week she is in Sudbury
and Manitoulin Island where she
Brent Farrish of North Bay
spent the weekend • with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Leader and other
relatives.
John Underwood of Guelph
spent Monday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Underwood.
Miss. Lorrain_ a Wilson spent the
Victoria Day holiday weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Eric Wilson of Welland.
Miss Susan Edgar .visited over
the . weekend with her grand-
mother, Mrs. Glad Edgar.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rharne
attended the funeral of their
• • uncle, N. Walling of 'Lindsay on
Monday:
Mrs. Bert .Hubbard visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Allan of Lakelet..
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Boulting-
house and Bruce of Essex spent.
the holiday ,weekend here.
Mrs. David Neilson and Mrs. A.
Ritchie are patients in Wingham
and District Hospital.
The- annual meeting of Huron
County Historical Society with.
the 'election of . officers will be
held in the community hall here
on Wednesday, May 31' at 8:30
p.m. Guest speaker will be Mrs.
D. S. MacNaughton, Wingham,
speaking on the history of Howick
Township. Everyone is welcome
to attend:
Pe rson'als
is attending WI district annual
meetings.
Among those from here visiting
on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Pollock in Stratford, were
Mrs. Glenn Johnston,' Mrs.
James Vittie, Mrs. Anson Ruttan,
Mrs. Bill Sothern, Mrs. Harold
Doig, Mrs. Wray Cooper, Mrs.
Austin Stinson, Mrs. Jack Brown,
Miss Violet Beswetherick, • Mrs.
George Ashton, Mrs. Sam Johns-
ton, Miss Minnie McElwain, Mrs.
George Pittendreigh and Mrs.
Ron Livermore.
Miss Marie Browne of Toronto
visited over the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Browne:
Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Murray (Marlene Douglas)
who were married Friday eve-
ning in Trinity Anglican Church.
Mrs. Anson Demerling was
able to return home froth Palm-
erston hospital where she has
been confined for some time.
attending the nursery program
until, the new facilities are avail-
able.
Mrs. R. T. Kilpatrick, chair-
man of the nominating com-
mittee, recommended the follow-
ing slate of officers for 1972:
President, Jack Reavie; vice
president, William Millen; treas-
urer, R. G. Walker; correspond-
ing secretary, Mrs. John Lang-
ridge;
ang-ridge; adult services and work-
shop., Emerson Shera; camp
development, Mrs. Jack Reavie;
pre-school, Mrs. J. K. McGregor;
home care, Mrs. Crawford Doug. -
las; membership, Mrs. Hans
,Schipper; publicity, William
Stephenson;recreation, Mrs.
Harold Wild; research, 'Mrs. R.
T. Kilpatrick; spiritual develop-
ment, Rev. R. H. Armstrong;
representative to the advisory
committee, H. Webster; nursery.
schoolsupervisor, Mrs. D. Mc-
Pherson; Golden Circle School
principal, Mrs. J. Reavie.
Mrs. Douglas declined her
nomination as Home Care chair-
man and proposed Mrs. W.
Vanderwodde for that position,
stating that she would be willing
to assist Mrs. Vanderwoude in
every way. This change was
approved by the members.
There was discussion on' the
lack of any regular time for
meetings of the executive com-
mittee or the association. It was
moved and carried that there be
eight regular meetings of this
committee per year to 'be held on
the last Tuesday of each month
except December, June, July and
August. Meetings of the associa-
tion will be held when called by
the executive committee. Any
member of the association may
attend any regular, executive
meeting.
Luncheon will -�
mark Institute's
70th anniversary
Final arrangements were
made for the luncheon to cele-
brate the 70th anniversary when
the Wingham Women's Institute
met for its regular. meeting on
Thursday 'afternoon. -The lun-
cheon will be held June 15 at 12:30
noon in the United Church. ,
Mrs. Wm. -Elston. presided for
the meeting and the usual open-
ing. Mrs. C. Shiell . read the
minutes and correspondence.
Roll call was the newest' thing in
the garden.
The program conveners were'
Mrs. R. MacKersie and Mrs. 0.
Holmes. Mrs. MacKersie con-
ducted a short quiz and intro-
duced Bill Romahn of CKNX who
spoke on agriculture and Cana-
dian industries, market trading
with Asia and the rising prices of
beef, He was presented with a
gift.
The motto was given by Mrs.
Holmes, "No one can cheat you
out of ultimate success except
yourself".
Mrs. R. Meads of Toronto
showed slides on Fortaleza,
Brazil,. which were taken when
she visited her son and' family
who are missionaries there.
Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Sparks
gave a travelogue on their trip in
Hawaii and showed mementoes
which were very interesting. .
Lunch was served by the host-
esses at the close of the meeting.
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Howick Lions event
Monday evening, May 15th,
saw 36 Lions and "sons", present
in the schoolroom of the Gorrie
United Church for the annual
father and son banquet, which
was this year addressed by Cap-
tain J. E. Fearnall, of the Salva-
tion Army, Wingham.
Toasts were proposed to the
Queen, and to the sons. The latter
proposed by Lion Alex Graham,
was responded to by Rick Cur -
rah.
The guest speaker was intro-
duced by Lion Rev. G. W. Sach of
Gorrie United Church, and spoke
.on "The Why, What, and How" of
• the workings 'of the Salvation
Army. Lion Dave Dinsmore ex-
pressed the club's appreciation
and presented him with a gift.
A Dutch auction was held, con-
ducted by Lion Wilbert Free-
man.
Birthday greetings were sung
and a gift presented to Lion Alex
Graham, who was celebrating a ,
birthday on that date. ,
Final plans were discussed for
the Howick Lions' entry of a float
in the District "A" parade at the
Lions' convention being held in
Kitchener on Sunday, May 28th.
DIANNE STAINTON contributed to the program at they
United Church last Tuesday night with several accordion
selections. The occasion was the inter -church gathering of
women's organizations. Staff Photo
—About 30 members of the
Women's Missionary Society of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, attended various ses-
sions of the May meeting of the
Maitland Presbyterial Society of
the WMS held last Wednesday at
Knox Presbyterian Church, Blue -
vale. Among those in attendance
were the local group's president,
Mrs. R. H. Armstrong, and Mrs.
Betty Feagan, who was pre-
sented with an honorary . life
membership in the . WMS ' in
recognition of her work with
women's _groups within the
church.
—Mrs. Daisy Connell was a
guest on Saturday at the wedding
of her granddaughter, Susan Ir-
win, at St. 'Andrew's Anglican
Church in Alliston.
—Miss Mary Corbett of Toronto
and Mrs. Russell Pollock of Lon-
don visited on Tuesday with Mrs.
D: S. MacNaughton, Victoria
Street.
' —Mrs. Reuben Appleby has re-
turned to her home on Patrick
Street after being hospitalized at
London for some time,
—The grand weather of the
holiday weekend sent many of
our residents out of town with
trailers, campers, tents and all
kinds of . camping equipment.
Several also visited cottages for
the first warm weekend of the
season.
—Miss Edna Henshaw of New
Westminster, B.C., has been a
guest of Mrs. Arthur Edgar Sr.
for the 'past two weeks.
—Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brown
and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Low of To-
ronto attended the funeral serv-
ice held for Miss Gertie Newman
on Wednesday of last week.
-Sunday visitors ' with . Mrs.
Charles Tiffin on Carling Terrace
were Mr. and Mrs. John Murray,
Jay, Kim, Beth, Scott, Ronnie
and Harry of Sharon.
—Mr. and Mrs. Jim Newman of
Wyoming, Mrs. Peter Bedard
and Steven of Windsor, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Edgar and family of
Goderich attended the funeral of
their aunt, Miss Gertie Newman,
last week.
—Miss Gloria Reed, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Reed,
has accepted a position with the
Dominion Government, Statistics
Canada Division, in Ottawa and
commenced her duties this week.
-A few property changes have
taken place recently with new
owners preparing to move or
having already moved into new
homes.. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Scott
who formerly lived at 110 John
Street West, have soldtheir home
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Middleton
and have moved to the former
Sparling Yeo home at 101 John:
East. The Yeos have moved to a
home on Carling Terrace with the•
Middletons entering their new
place of residence this week.
—Mrs. A. M. Forbes of Minnie
Street has returnedhome after
visiting with her daughter .and
family in London. .
—Michael Rintot 1, son of Mr.
abee i,:oaf:Weft. lit
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Sick Children, Toronto, • fox `sr
number of weeks, has returned foa
. his home on Patrick Street and is;
convalescing nicely.
—Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller,
Larry and friend, all of London,
were holiday weekend visitors
with Mrs. Chester Taylor. Satur-
day the- Millers attended, his
mother's birthday celebrations at
the Bedford Hotel in Go0ich.
—Holiday visitors at the home
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilford Caslick, were Mr. and
Mrs..Wayne Caslick of Sarnia,
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caslick of
London and Miss Dianne Caslick
of Kitchener.
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