The Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-05-08, Page 5' V R UPT1GRQVE
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thanked everyone for . their
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The remainder Of ,t' evening
Was sent playing.,cards after.
which web was served including -
an attractive anniversary cake:
"HAPPINESS ,P5";the Ems' ;Wawanosh Senior Choir' and it
was Ilseitheilr'.epteoi ,:at the Huron, Couniy j#llusle
' 3Night hn.jf .at :cillt,,O#Tti,Jtley night, About 30 stud nts,
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UKULELES FORME lathe":perfect accompaniment to the performance of "Happiness is
by the East Wawanosh Senior Choir. The twang of the instruments supported the high,
clear voices of the group*d earned generous' applause from the audience at the Huron
County Music Night fast %Tuesday.
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Your family
is important to Ontario...
GREAT SEAL
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ONTARIO
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
PAULINE M. McGIBBON
ELIZABETH THE SECOND. by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom. Canada and
Her other Realms and Territories Queen. Head of the
Commonwealth. Defender of the Faith. ,
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME.'
GREETING:
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS the family is widely recognized as the most important unit in our society and
the foundation upon which the structure of our society rests:
AND WHEREAS the quality of community life begins with the family home:
AND WHEREAS families are continually seeking more effective ways to combat elements
in society which work against family harmony.
NOW THEREFORE KNOW YE that, having taken the premises into Our Royal considera-
tion, We, by and with the advice of Our Executive Council off Our Province of Ontario,
Do, by this Our Royal PROCLAMATION hereby Name
THE MONTH OF MAY, 1975 AS FAMILY UNITY MONTH IN ONTARIO
and encourage all families in the Province to strengthen their homes and to set aside
special times to do meaningful things together as a family.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF We have caused these Our Letters to be made patent and the
Great Seal of Our Province of Ontario to be hereunto affixed
WITNESS
THE HONOURABLE PAULINE M McGIBBON.-
An Officer of the Order of Canada.
Doctor of Laws. Doctorof University (Ottawa)
Bachelor of Applied Arts (Theatre)
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF OUR PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
at O,ur City of Toronto in Our said Province this fourteenth day of April in the year of Our Lord
one thousarld nine hundred and seventy-five and in the twenty-fourth year of Our Reign
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BY COMMAND
WILLIAM G. DAVIS
PREMIER OF ONTARIO
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Mrs. Robert Higgins visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Higgins of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nicholson
and Sherri of Listowel and Mr.
and Mrs. Garner Nicholson and
Robbie were weekend visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Wide of Mount
Hope.
Mrs. Carman Farrier, Colleen
and Carol of Long Branch are
spending a few days' with her
mother, Mrs. Nelson Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bauer,
Michael and Elliott of Goderich
visited on Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Leishman.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong
of Thorndale visited on Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Arm-
strong in Wingham and District
Hospital and with Mr. and Mrs.
James Coultes:
Robert Hibberd hats• charge of
the services in St. Helens and
Trinity United Church, Ashfield,
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Euchre party
BELGRAVE — At the com-
munity centre last Wednesday
evening ten tables of euchre were
played.
High lady was Mrs. Mae
Deyell; low lady, Mrs. Cora Mc-
Gill; novelty lady, Mrs. Lila Hig-
gins; high man, Lawrence Tay-
lor; low man, George Bremner;
novelty man, Mrs. Lorne Jamie-
son (playing as a ,man).
.Parents, friends
attend concert
at E.W. school
BELGRAVE -- A variety con-
cert, "School Daze" was pre-
sented by the pupils of East
Wawanosh Public School on
Thursday evening, April 24, with
all grades taking part.
The auditorium was filled to
capacity. Master of ceremonies
was Edwin Haines.
The senior choir sang choruses
and the Kindergarten sang
"Springtime Is Coming", accom-
panied by their music teacher,
Mars. Phyllis Rodger. This was
followed by a variety of numbers
froth Grades 1 to 8 along with
gjrrrlinastics which were much en -
YWCA by all.
Irwin and family, RR 7; Luck -
now, Mrs. Robert Pardon and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Alton of Luck -
now on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lowry of
Dundas visited his aunt, Mrs.
Cora McGill last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Edgar
and family of Petrolia called on
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
on Sunday evening.
OFA welcomes
milk in bars
Proposed changes in liquor
regulations that will require bars
to serve a variety of drinks, .in-
cluding milk and coffee, are wel-
comed by the Ontario Federation
of Agriculture.
"Milk in the bar is a good
idea," Gordon Hill, OFA presi-
dent , said in Toronto. "Bars are
convenient, convivial places for
people to congregate but alterna-
lives to alcohol should he avail-
able, particularly in a highly mo-
bile society that depends greatly
on the automobile."
The Addiction Research Foun-
dation says the trend in the past
five to six years has been toward
going out to drink in a bar' or pub.
This is particularly • true for
young people but older people are
following the trend as well.
"Alternative beverages arc be-
coming iliore necessary as more
people visit bars and drive," Hill
said.
An expanding market for fluid
;Wilk in Ontario depends largely
on encouraging grown-ups to con-
tinue or resume the use of milk in
,icle(luatc' quantities to maintain
health, Hill commented. "Avail-
ability in bars should boost
demand for milk among adults."
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The Mustard Report and :.
eeeding,fe deral`report w l boos -
cussed on May 14 at the POderieh
Ptkychiatric Hosp><.ial�
The .ltntersHospit l cwordinate
.Committee ,ot Huron and
Perth have made arrangements
for presentations concerning„ the.
federal paper, on .health of tapa- `
dains and O,atatl io Health, Plan-
ning Task force A pane of local
citizens will 'bring interest to';the
discussion with their comments,
,The Health Planning a Task
Force Report is of special: inter-
est in Huron and -Perth. 'J'his
report has been surroundedwith
controversy since its . ;presenta-
tion. Polorization has .r aterial-
4zed around the concepts of com-
munity medicine, and' the most of
health care. The present hospital -
physician orientation of. health
delivery servieesiis:ehallenged in
the "Mustard Report". M
Knowing that interest will be
high, accommodation , :for 150
persons is planned. Registration
is slated for .8;34 a.m. The two
presentations and dinner will cost.
only four dollars.
The featured speakers will be
Dr. Humphries of St. ' Marys, a ,
member of the Health planning
Task Force and• Mrs. - Brenda
Wattle, editor of Canada's Mental
Health Magazine. .
It is to be hoped that the public
will take advantage of this posi-
tive presentation and 'spirited
discussion.
Weat ow. q
'hocke team or t ,
weekend, 4r ere they played
against the � +1+"l'
'tiro y !fit T i>)
Saaturday ,afterno+c;,
tr ,ys tot fes. ,an
Saturday
Saturday t tl y> '6 d
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Gorrie rector
to be ordained
The Right Reverend Morse C.
Robinson, Suffragan ' Bishop of
Huron, will officiate, today
(Thursday) at the ordination
ceremony of . Rev. William B.
Parker -of Gorrie and Fordwich
Anglican Churches. The service
will take place in Trinity Church,
Simcoe.
Ordained at the same service
will be Rev. Robert Franklin
Bennett who is serving at Ches-
ley, Paisley and Tara. Both men
were "made deacons last year.
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