The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-12-09, Page 54
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The WiAp0M A&ww*-Tima, December Y, 1st76—Pad• s
Aim for Excellen e is
theme of FW10 • meet
Ing
The Federated Women's Imti- and World Affairs, Educaaanal McKercher, who has retired as
tutee of Ontario met in Toronto and Cultural Activities and director of the Horne Ecorronda
for the annual meeting, Nov. 29 to Family Consumer Affairs will be Braneb, for the past 20 years. The
Dec. 3. The president, Mrs. H. the groups attending. Helen M. McKercber Schobrddp
Maluske welcomed 32 hoard Mrs. Harvey Houston, public of $10,000 has been established by
directors and two junior board relations officer, Luclmow, also Women's Institutes across On -
directors from the 32 sub-divi- had a busy year. One highlight tario. TWs will be presented
sions of Ontario. Nine are attend- was the PRO section at Officers' yearly to a Canadian citizen hotd-
ing for the first time. Conference, and the five days in ing a degree in Home Eeonomid
Mrs. Maluske suggested a the WI Drop -In Centre at thb to fwther studies in Extension
T
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theme for 1977 AFE "Aim for
Bruce Count Ploughing
County oughurg Match.
Ed ucA on ora related fidd. S m
n.r. 1,
- ,-'
Excellence". Two new Junior
Women's Institutes were wel-
The ACWW Handwork pompe-
tition for a hand -embroidery bag
was also given a prize-winnit
comed from St. Thomas and
was won by Mrs. Robert Smith,
quilt made b
Institute: Y Women's
DONATING A NEW AMBULIFT to the Wingham and District Hospital is Mrs. Mary
Hastings County.
The
Meaford, Grey -Bruce area, at
FWIO will give $2,000 again
Proctor, Hospital Auxiliary. Mrs. Dora Fischer will be helped into the ambulift
presidentspent four bus
Ontario level.
each Internatrooal�
by Mrs.
Lorna Cooke. The ambulift is a simple way of transportin g patients who are unable to
days at the ErlanLee Home
Stoney Creek,
Wednesdayevening a buffet
ship, for workshop for African
walk from their beds so they can be taken to their baths and other parts of the hospital.
during WI week
when 800 visitors came to the
supper was held at the Lord Sim-
he
coe Hotel, to honor Miss Helen M.
women and pia for ��_
Mfg
Home. Mrs. William G. Miller
and female alike.
gip, lifeline of ACWW
h
was the chairman for the week's
omits branch, Ministry of Agri-
control that works.
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activities.
In June the seventh t'
That statement, of clear con-
cording to local organizer Dave
`-`1'°n
convention of the Federated
ed
Planned Parenthood
Women's Institutes of Canada
was held in Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Mrs. Maluske presented the
opens Goderich o f fice
Entrance Awards for the College
of Consumer Studies of Guelph,
Two ingredients make a baby:
to 100 per cent effective as you
given each year by the FWIO.
one egg cell from a woman's
can get."
Mrs. Earl Morden, the secretary-
body, one sperm cell from a
Then, like the majority of the
treasurer, FWIO, represents the
man's. One thing gets them to-
information items, proceeds to.
WI on the Niagara Escarpment
gether: the act of sexual inter-
outline a wide range of birth con -
Interest Groups Advisory Com-
course. Two things — and only
troll methods available to male
mittee. Miss Margaret Meyer,
two — keep them apart: not hav-
and female alike.
acting director for Home Econ-
ing intercourse at all, or birth
Planned Parenthood is an
omits branch, Ministry of Agri-
control that works.
international organization ac -
culture and Food, expressed her
pleasure to attend the annual
That statement, of clear con-
cording to local organizer Dave
■"�' meetgig of FWIO, being fully
cise fact, is included in the intro -
Weeny_ He explains that in the
United States it
,.,,,,,, awarebf the,aims and.objectives
duction to one of hundreds of
receives eon-
siderable funding assistance
and the educational programs
information pamphlets available
from the American government
that are carried out through 4-H,
through the recently opened
while here in Canada it receives
Senior leader training courses
and workshops.
offices of the Goderich Planned
Parenthood group. That particu-
some support from the federal
Mrs. Russell Campbell, Iona
lar booklet is entitled, "Birth
government and, in the case of
Goderich, splits the cost of office
Station, secretary -treasurer, Of-
Control, all the methods that
rent with the Huron County'
ficers' Conference, reported a
work ... and the ones that don't".
Health Unit.
very successful 28th Conference,
The Planned Parenthood pub-
This recent] o ffi
Y Pce o ce is
rat u p p e S u - '"s "+"'� " held at the University of Waterloo lication goes on to note "Not
situated at 67 North Street and,
in June, when 480 persons at- having intercourse is still the _for the moment, is open Mondays
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Styrofoam SITTING IN THE NEW Ambulift which was donated to the Wingham and District tended. In 1977 it will be held May only guaranteed way to prevent between 3 and 6 M. and 7 and
Hospital by the Auxiliary is Mrs. Dora.Fischer. The ambulift is an easy way of transport- 3 5, at the same place. Program pregnancy. But except for that, 9:30 p.m. Office hours will be ex -
Planks, eggs and balls, etc. ing patients from various parts of the Hospital to their beds. The arms hold the patients in planning will be stressed for these are the surest methods of
branch conveners of Citizenship protection known today; as close tended when Planned Parenthood
and there is an extension which keeps the legs straight. P P Y; volunteers complete training.
Telephone enquiries can be
First we mass-produced the rectangular picture tube. Next came the Works in a Mission speaker I Ire,M, �, directed at any time through 524
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of Baptist Church" o o At present the new group is
actively seeking more volunteers
Walter Day, .representing to help operate its new office.
"Jesus to the ' Communist / These volunteers will receive
World", will be the guest speaker �' training through the co-operation
of the Toronto Planned Parent -
Baptist
evening at the Wingham ,�„ hood organization.
Baptist Church. support is also
Jesus to the Communist World `� Membershipsu 1
Mission was . founded by Rev. sought. The membership fee is
Richard Wurmbrand who was a 1 14 $2.00, funds going toward support
of the North Street drop-in
Lutheran pastor in Romania, fj centre.
imprisoned and tortur for his +
faith by the Communi for 14 `�-' Planned Parenthood invites
anyone interested in the work of
years. After his release, he the group, or anyone seeking
testified before Subcommittee on information to stop by the centre
the Judiciary of the U.S. Senate, any Monday for a cu of toff
May 6, 1966, and also before the21
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The purposes of the Mission are �- of Planned Parenthood. "'Rus
to help the persecuted Christians
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t s' peaking in ONE OF THE DISPLAYS for the 'Christmas Fair'
Starting from - churches and colleges. sponsored by the Hospital Auxiliary of Wingham and ��
oo495 _ Walter Day will be showing the District Hospital on Friday is being set up. Mrs. Mary pe Breton
film, "Christians Behind Bars", Proctor and Mrs. Ka Murrayand speaking in the church on Y put prices on some of the Cape Breton Island is to be a
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SOME OF THE DONATIONS given to the Wingham and District Hospital Christmas Fair,
sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary last Friday were the work of Class 10W at F. E.
Madill Secondary School. The class is taught by Mrs. Edith Lockridge. Seen are the
students, from left, Pat Pilgrim, Linda Darling, Heather M-'-racken, Lori Collins,
Georgette Kennedy and Rose Kennedy. Mrs. William Forsyth is Gift Case convener.
and Girl Scouts as it is to be the
scene of an International camp,
July 20 to Aug. 3, 1977. There are
to be 1,500 girls taking part in this
camping event, with many count-
ries as well as Canada participat-
ing. The girls will live in tents and
cook on Coleman stoves, pur-
chasing the food for each day
from a central market.
Each Guide and Girl Scout will
choose her program for the day,
having a wide variety of things to
choose from, such as; swimning,
sailing, canoeing, talk -ins, ser-
vice projects, amphitheatre
events, music and drama,
nature, handicrafts, fitness,
tours, and hiking.
Guides chosen from Beaver
Division are Julie McKee,
Walkerton. Jane Coventry, (1in-
ton, Lorna Boyle and Susan
Thompson, 1,ucknow' and Nancy
Demerling, Fordw'ich. There
have been four alternates chosen,
shoulddfime of these Guides be
unable to go — Ann Smith and
Gail Pinkney, Goderich. Vivian
Logie, Hanover, and Edith
Greer, l,ucknow.
Congratulations to all of these
Guides who have been chosen to
be ambaS-"Dors of Guiding for
Beaver Division, Silver Birch
Area
(At the close of camp, the site is
to At
left as a Provincial Camp -
sit as a "thank you" to Cape
Bret fbc hosting the event.
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