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the fundraising
CGIT (Canadian -
Training) group in
Bruce aocl Perth e
Earlier this year, the -
Fellowship: -1
'MagrOPOtleekleft40*
project for the, Year of
the Disabled, work* as a
unit g04 using 41,4g Profit
from --the Peace :of
eontert heid at' • •
4 Wingham ?gt§t May toI*15
off the frOje
Each group 400
own method. of r
money: and avari
activities fotowed; hie)
bake sales, rock-a4liOnsand
with all thglm On
pooled• latim'a-ceetral fund
The fellOw$K# 'decided:ft;
money should be used in this • '1
area to purchase : 7specific.
items which would help the1 •
disabled in the -threeiSOOr •
ties. ft contacted The
hospitals and offered to
. purchase wheelchairs 1,94'
use Of patients in thehospital
or to: be loaned mit at the
hospital's disereti99. •
In addition , dynamometer to develop haod,atrepgt - .
in stroke patients was
donated to the Wingham
hospital. Ponds :remaining .
after the purchase. of *e ;
three vvbeelehairs, and rithe i-
dyriatnonieter will be
donated to " the ::11tfattit of
Dimes to meet needs in t1#s
CGIT DONATES TO HOSPITAL—The Wingham group of Canadian 'Oirls In Training,
together with other CGIT groups in the tri -county fellowship, raised' money this year
to help disabled persons in the area. One result of the project was the donation last
week of a wheelchair and dynamometer to the rehabilitation unit at 100 Wingham and
District Hospital. Members of the Wingham CGIT present ior the donation are: (front
row) Monique Cameron, Stacey Thomson, Janice King, President Othy Henderson
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(in wheelchair holding dynamometer), Chris Funk, Brenda. Gaunt, Kristen Havirkins;
(middle) Julie Cameron, Lisa Daw, Dawn Marie Funk, Angela Wall, Amy Pollard,
Angela Walker, Joanne Taylor, Debbie Henry, Janette Tayl6r, Andrea Michelle
Cameron, Jenny Bender; (back) Annette Carter, flanked by leaderskathii Arrhstrong
and Klaske Beecroft. A third leader, Marg Hogg, and several member -s were not pre-.
sent for thephotograph.
W h Niseb Per
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Elliott were in Toronto last
week where Walter attended
the convention of the Ontario
Federation of -Agriculture at
the Holiday, Inri from
Monday until Thursday.
While there they also visited
_Kathy Purdon at Willowdale.
Visitors on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft
and -Karen were Mr. and
Mrs. Kirk Beecroft, Angela,
Jennifer and Janis•of Exeter
and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Beecroft, Kevin, Shannon
and Heather of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. David Elliott
and Justin of Listowel visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Elliott and. Ryan.
Mrs. Garnet Farrier
arrived home Tuesday after
a week's visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Farrier, Kimberley and
Amy of Guelph, while Mrs.
Farrier, accompanied her
mother: Mrs. Marjorie
Barbour of Hillsburgh, to
Florida. for a week.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Elliott and Karen
attended Leslie Elliott's first
• birthday party at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Elliott, and Jeffery of
Brussels.
On Saturday evening Mr.
end Mrs. Walter Moore and
Cindy visited with her
mother, Mrs. Gertrude
Moore, at the home of Mr:
and Mrs. Ron McGarvey
near Ripley.
Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw visited
Tuesday at London with Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw,
Michelle and Jason, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Vannus and Mr.
and Mrs. Cameron • Sim-
mons.
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Purdon
and Mr. and Mrs, Bill Rin-
toul, who were on a tour to
Alaska last summer, at
tendpd a reunion of the
travellers on Sunday at the
Clinton OMAF boardroom
where all who took the tour
were present for dinner. In
the afternoon pictures of the
trip were shown.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Campbell and Heather of
Kitchener spent the weekend
with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Rintoul.
Lynn Falconer and friend
of Sarnia were Saturday
visitors with Mrs. Robert
Mowbray.
Rev. and Mrs. Harvey
Osborne and family of
Alliston visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs, Jim de Boer
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John deBoer
were weekend visitors with
their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs Ron
Nicholson, Erin and Ryan of
Strathroy,
Eddie deBoer visited
frierids at Dunnville at the
weekend. • ••
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Norris,
Brad and Carl of Woodstock
visited Friday with Mr. and •
' Mrs. Carl McClenaghan and
Mrs. Mary McClenaghan.
Weekend visitors at the
same home were Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Des Roches
of London and Mr. and Mrs.
Allan McIntyre and Tara,
area/.
The grOuPS*teport this has ••
been &yell Tewartlihg year
and the , 'girls 'enjnyed, ,
- Working ..tingark4.ccoMMOil
gtigjoi thOrire9iinty.area. •
Thebioject'eniarged:nn- the :- • „4
CG!T's purpoSe.t0itheri4lt
Healtli7. 04'
Others". • • • . '
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Chatham.
:Mr. and Ms. Gary Rintoid
and Kevin were'at-GuelPh on
• Monday in connection' with
•• agriculture business...
David Adams of Windsor
spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. " Pauline
.Adams.
()n Saturday Mrs, Carl
McClenaghan • and Mrs.
Raymond Des Bathes of
London visited' with Mrs.
Fair of Bluevale. •
Homemakers meet
in Goderich Hosp.
A lengthy meeting was .
held at the Alexandra
Marine and General Hospi-
tal, Goderich, and attended
by 14 members of .the Town
Four children
are received
by baptism
. BELGRAVE — The sacra-
ment of baptism was cele-
brated on Sunday by Calvin -
Brick and Knox United
Churches; in Belgrave.
Rev John G. Roberts con-
ducted the service. The choir
sang "A 'Little Child the
Saviour Came". with Mrs.
George Procter as organist.
The scripture reodiniz
from I Cor. "1 de-
clare unto yoti the gospel
c a etei vet,. ano
wherein ye stand. hy which
also ye are saved. unless ve
have believed in vain."
Baptism is not a preven-
tive measure hy which faith
can be injected into, the in-
fant by the minister or par-
ents as a doctor injects an in•
noculation against infectious
diSeases. By baptism par•
ents hope to place their child.
in a context whereby the
baby will. at a latcr date, he
infused with the gospel, will
receive, stand in and he
saved to external life
•
The order of baptism as'
presented in the Service
Book was used to receive
Roselyn Ann. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Jeffrey Hurst,
and Peter John, son of Mr
and Mrs. Thomas Irwin of
Knox Unit( i ('hurch, Bel
grave, and Donna Ann Patti.
s(r21aughter of Mr and
M.,,
r. )onald Pattison. and
James Robert. son of Mr
and Mrs James Robert
McGee, of Calvin Brick
United Church, into the
church
and Country Homemakers.
Mary Greig, discharge
planner, and Gerry Zur-
hrigg, board member and
chairman of the finance
committee for the hospital,
were guests for lunch.
Plans were finali?ed for
the • R.D.O.P. (Understand-
ing the Rural Elderly
seminar held December 1 at
Listowel where the Town and
Country Homemakers
conducted a. workshop..
The 1982 budget has been
set. The fund-raising com-
mittee reported .that only a
few amaryllis bulbs are still
available from board
rnennhers. A letter regarding
the new homemaking
program' will be sent to
Frank Drea, Community and
Social Services. and Dennis
Timbrcll. minister Of health.
Dates'were set for various
committees to meet during
the next six weeks, The next
omet'al meeting will be
•lanuar 27
Jack Whytoelr1,4 Rendon
College, ''''Wni-Vetity *�f ,
Waterloo, spent the weekend'.
with his patents, 'Mr. and
. ,
Mrs. 'Carman Whytockz.
Irwin IVIcClenaghan 'of St.
Thomas visited Monday with
Mr...,..and Mrs. Carl Me'7,
Clen'aghan and his mother,
• Mrs. Mary McClenaglian.
Angus and Alan Falconer.
have outfitted the piano
showroom in the home of
Mrs. Garnet Farrier for a
hairdressingbusiness to be
operated by Miss Vic e•
Scott, a graduate of Ivan .
Sales School of Hairdressing,
Waterloo. At the ' -present
time, the shop will be open
afternoon S and evenings.
Mrs. Bertha Struthers and
Mrs. Jessie Howell/ of
Teeswater were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and. Mrs.
Don Caesar. •
On Monday evening the
session a 'e' Board of
Managers of Chalmers
Presbyterian .hurc held a
meeting at the -nse, the
home of Rev. and Mrs. John
Bel 1.
The Whitechurch Women's
Institute Christmas meeting
will be held December 9 with
noon dinner al St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Elgin
Johnston, Mrs. Russell
McGuire and Mrs. -Teresa.
Caslick: roll call, Sing, say,
play, demonstrate or pay.
Each member' is asked to
bring a Christmas card and
stamped envelope. Speaker
will be the District president.
Mrs. Don MacAdam and a
variety program will be
presented by, Mrs John Bell
and Mrs. Garnet Farrier.
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