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District News
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The annual, Meeting of the Dungannon
Wornen's Institute was held Thursday, April
3 at the home of Mrs. , Warren Zinn,
Lucknow. Twenty members and four
visitors enjoyed a delicious potluck dinner.
The President Mrs. Clifford Crozier
chaired the meeting. After opening exer-
cises, Mrs. Zinn introduced Dawson Pollock
and Margaret Burkhart of Ellison Travel
and Tours who showed slides of the
buildings Mid set-up of Expo 1986 in Van-
couver and explained what to look for, plac-
ces to stay etc. They answered many ques-
tions for the ladies and ,gave them tips on
travelling. They were greatly enjoyed.
Yearly reports were given by standing
committee convenors, treasurer, auditors
and the public relations officer. Cor-
respondence showed a busy month ahead.
Members were reminded of 4-11 achieve-
ment night at Brookside school on May 1.
Dungannon W.I. sponsors three clubs and
the Port Albert Club sponsored by them is
the hostess club for the evening.
Winnifred Girvin, a past president, con-
ducted the election of officers. Mrs. Wilmer
Rutledge presented the slate of officers
prepared by nominating committee. Past
president, Mrs. Clifford Crozier, president,.
Mrs. Gordon Finnigan; 1st vice, Mrs. Leroy
Robson; 2nd vice, Mrs. George Errington;
secretary treasurer, Mrs. Elmer BlaCk,
assistant treasurerb Mrs. Howard Linskill,
district director, Mrs. Clifford Crozier,
alternate, Mrs. Winnifred Girvin, branch
directors, Mrs. Alvin Kerr, Mrs. Lois Lee,
Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge, PRO, Mrs. Graham
McNee, curator., Mrs. Warren Zinn,
assistants, Mrs. Hugh McWhinney, Mrs.
George Errington, pianist, Mrs. Howard
Linskill, assistant, Mrs. Gordon Finnigan,
auditors, Mrs. John Harris, Mrs. Wayne
Snyder, telephone committee, Mrs. Win-
nifred Girvin, Mrs. Leonard Chisholm.
Standing committee corrvenors:
agriculture and Canadian industry, Mrs.
Alvin Kerr and Mrs. Bert Dougherty,
Education and cultural activities, Mrs.
Derek Logtenburg and Mrs. Winnifred Gir-
vin, citizenship and world affairs, Mrs. Fred
Young and Mrs. Clifford Crozier, family and
consumer affairs, Mrs. Howard Lipskill and
Mrs. Hugh McWhinney', resolutions, Mrs.
Wilmer Rutledge.
OBITUARIES
WILLIAM JOHN STIMSON
William Stimson passed away in St. ,
Mary's Hospital, Kitchener on March 17,
1986 after a brief illness. -
Bill was born on October. 22, 1916 in
Delaware Township the first child of the late
William and Margaret (MacKenzie)
Stimson.
The family lived on the 4th of Kinloss after
his father returned from World War I, and
Bill attended school at the Grey Ox public
school and Lucknow High School.
In 1937, he joined the Canadian National
Railways, where he worked for 39 years,
retiring in 1976.
Bill also served in World War II with the
Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry
in North Africa, Sicily, Italy and Northvgast
Europe. Bill was wounded twice and came
home as a patient with the 48th Highlanders.
Royal Canadian Legion, Lucknow Branch
309, conducted a memorial service on
March 19 at 8 p.m. for Bill, who was a
dedicated Member of Kitchener Branch 50
for many years.
Although Bill lived in Kitchener since
1957, Lucknow was always home to him. Bill
was a kind, gentle and quiet man who was
respected by all who knew him.
He was predeceased by his mother (1953),
his brother Calvin (1958) and his father
(1963).
He is survived by his brother Donald and
his wife Geraldine of Goderich, and his
sister,IBeitha Whitcroftof Lucknow. He will
also be sadly missed -by two nieces, Mary of
Waterloo and Margaret Ann of Toronto, and
by three nephew, Brock of Goderich, David
of Toronto, and Michael of Lucknow.
The funeral and committal service was
conducted by Rev. Merelyn Letson on
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WHO'S MORE ACCESSIBLE,
YOUR GOVERNMENT
ORYOUR DOCIOR?
The provincial government labours under the impression that the only problem
With health care is doctors who extra -bill. Hence the Health Care Accessibility Act.
Its very name professes to deal with accessibility. But it doesn't. The Ontario
government is simply not addressing any of the real issues that will make health
care in our community more accessible. Since the government is not,
your local doctors will.
THE HURON COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY
Presents a
PUBLIC NFORUM
O
THE HEALTH CARE
ACCESSIBILITY ACT
with speakers to include:
THE HON.. LARRY GROSSMAN
Leader of the Official Opposition (Provinces of Ontario)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1986
Bedford Hotel, Goderich
1 - 3 p.m.
* EVERYONE WELCOME *
Light itafroshmants,Provided
NOTE: Huron County Doctors want to talk to YOU about this legislation. Local
physicians are available to address all interested groups.
For more Information call:
DR. ART STEED...Clinton 482-3000.611,; DON NEAL...Ooderich 524 —r3 0 3
or ASK YOUR FAMILY PHYSICIAN
ONTARIO MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
March 20 at 2 p.m. Final resting place South
Kinloss Cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers were Allan
Graham, Lloyd MacDougall, , Fraser
MacKinnon, Leonard Maclnnes, Arnold
Thomson and David Jewitt.
HAROLD F. THOMPSON
Harold F. Thompson of Tillsonburg died
at Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital
on Monday, April 7, 1986 in his 62nd year.
Born in Mitchell on May 3, 1924, he was the
son of Joseph Thompson and the late Elva
Robinson.
He is survived by his wife, the former
Irene Priddle, a son-, Philip (Butch) Thomp-
son of Mt; Bridges, four daughters, Diane •
Lingaitis of Tillsonburg, Alice Vallee of.
Straffordville, Pat Cattcmof Regina„Saskat-
chewan and Peggy Russell of Scarborough
and nine grandchildren. He is also survived
by his father, Joseph Thompson, a sister,
Alice Phillion of Wingham and two brothers,
Ross and Clare Thompson of Tillsonburg.
The funeral was conducted from
.0strander's Funeral Home in Tillsonburg
'en Wednesday, April 9, 1986 at 3:30 p.m.
Burial in Tillsonburg Cemetery. •
GERTRUDE ELIZABETH GEORGE
Gertrude Elizabeth George formerly of
Godes died at Huronview on April 6, 1986.
A retired schoolteacher, she was born -in
Bancroft and was a daughter ,of.,the late
William Joseph George and Mary Dick.
At Miss George's request, there was no
visitation or service. Arrangements were
made by the Stiles Funeral Home.
Burial in St. John Anglican Church
Cemetery, Bancroft.
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