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as Forester of e Year
Doreen. Willis honored
The 27th Western Ontario Provincial
Assembly of Canadian Foresters was
hosted by Bell -Wood District Council at the
Holiday Inn in Guelph on November 21 and
22.
One hundred and thirty-five members
from 26 courts registered.
W.O.P.A. President Bro. Hudson
Milburn of Ct. Benmiller opened the
meeting Friday evening. A short business
session was followed by the memorial ser-
vice, conducted by the W.O.P.A. ex-
ecutive. The names •of 68 members who
died during the past year were added to
the Memorial Scroll. Among those were
the late Sis. Phyllis . McConnell, Ct.
Fascination; Bros. Ross Eedy, George
Ginn, Frank Horton, Robert Mugford and
Orville Rodges of Ct. Benmiller. Solos and
a duet rendered by Sis. Doreen Willis of Ct.
Fascination and Bro. Hudson Milburn add-
ed to the solemnity of the occasion.
Bro. Bob Elliott, vice-president of
marketing, Brantford, introduced the se-
cond national project for the Canadian
Foresters -the Canadian Foresters Games
for the Physically Disabled -by showing a
film of past rrimnF.
Members and guests were entertained
after the Friday evening ceremonies at a
dance convened by the local committee. .
On Saturday, Ct. Fascination received
the Activity Award for their achievements
for the society and the community during
the past year. Sis. Doreen Willis was nam-
ed Forester of the Year 1986 and received
her pin from Bro. Vidal Mills, London, who
held that honored position in 1985.
Bro. Bob Elliott re -introduced the sub-
ject of the games for the disabled. Ct.
Brantford's bid• to hold the 1987 games in
Brantford has been accepted. The Cana-
dian Foresters have pledged $37,500 each
year to any city in any province where the
games may be held during the next five
years -the games are held every two
years. Each court is urged to sponsor one
athlete.
Among the W.O.P.A. officers installed
were Past President Bro. Hudson Milburn,
President Sis. Gwen Ray, Ct. Wabash,
Vice -President Bro. Jim Thompson, Ct.
Constance and District Deputy Harry
Jacklin, D.D. for Huron.
Bro. Al Davis, Executive Vice-president
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Doreen Willis of RR 4 Goderich won the 1986 Forester of the Year award during the 27th an-
nual Western Ontario Provincial Assembly of Canadian Foresters, on November 22 in
Guelph. Willis has been a member of the Foresters since 1967, and she was presented with a
paperweight, a medal and a pin as well as a certificate for winning the surprise honor.
photo by Andy Bader)
and General Manager of the Society
reviewed the many sound investments
available to anyone. The assets have tripl-
ed in the last 10 years and by 1991 are ex-
pected to reach $200,000,000.
The Assembly closed Saturday evening
with a banquet and dance, at which time
$15,755 was donated to charity.
The project donation Of $4,950 was
received by Grove Memorial Hospital,
Fergus; Peel Children's Centre and Halton
Women's Place.
High Chief Ranger. Bro. Gil Short'receiv-
ed $6,375 for the Cancer Research Fund.
Though the CF Games •for the Disabled
project is less than two weeks old, $4,330
was donated to this worthy cause. Another
$1,303 was added to this fund when Bro.
Glen Patterson, member of the High Court
Executive, auctioned off articles requisi-
tioned by the host committee.
The 1987 Assembly will be held at
Wallaceburg on. November 20 and 21, 1987.
Women's ' Institute learn about special education
Education was the theme of the Tiger
Dunlop Women's Institute November
meeting. Mrs. Eric , Reaburn, president,
presided and opened the meeting welcoming
all who then joined in the opening exercises
with Mrs. A. Stoll, pianist.
The roll call, "my first school attended",
bres of
astzmeeting Were and approved.
ack n retMrs.
A. Stoll introduced the guest speakers, Mrs.
Verna Kane and Mrs. Carol Simons.
Mrs. Kane is the co-ordinator of special
education for children with learning pro-
blems, children who are gifted and children
who are exceptional or for any reason re-
quire special attention. Mrs. Simons spoke
on education for first grade students, how
children really learn in this decade and
things that motivate their learning. Open
discussion was enjoyed by mothers and
grandmothers in.many instances which add -
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ed light to problems and proved to make a
very educational and enjoyable topic.
Mrs. Stoll and Mrs. Sherwood, on behalf of
all members, thanked the speakers who in
turn voicd their pleasure at speaking to our
members on this subject dndinentiolied that •
they appreciated the opportunity of inform-
ing people of this important work and
welcomed speaking to organizations, in-
terested in education.
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had completed the Gardening project as
well as the Milk Makes It project and will be
teaching the Surviving project beginning in
January.
The report of Mary Clarimont, our
delegate to the Area Convention held in Lon-
dolt October 16-17, was read.
The next meeting will be the Christmas
meeting and plans are being made for a pot
luck luncheon to be held December 11 at
12:30 p.m.
Congratulations to -Peter Feagan and
Sheryl Gilbert of Colborne who were mar-
ried November 22 at the'Benmiller United
Church. They are now residing at RR 5
• Colborne. \ "'
Congratulation's to 'Kenneth Bogie and
Darlene Jewell of Colborne who were mar-
ried on Friday. evening, November 28 at
Benmiller United Church. They are
residing at RR 5 Colborne.
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Here's an excellent opportunity for you to
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Gift Hunting mixed with a lot of good old fashioned
Christmas spirit.
Make it a family outing. Browse to your hearts
content. Enjoy the refreshments and tasty eats
many will be offering as you take in the magical
splendor of Christmas on the Square.
Come on out this Sunday, Dec. 7th and enjoy!
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