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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-01-03, Page 5Heil Sal mmate eci jobs, And VW11 help Y Young Canada Works Is a federal government r jo4creabon program designed`to fund projects , which improve the skills and future lob prospects of students. p. Get your group or organization to think of an idea. If it will create at least 3 student -jobs last- ing from 6 to 18 weeks each between the months of May and September, then Young Canada Works may be able to help you turn your idea into reality. Your project should benefit the community and must meet all the program requirements. Apply today. Application forms and guides are ready now at your nearest Canada Employment Centre/Canada Manpower Centre or Job Creation Branch office. AppYcation Dendl ne February 2,WM EelploymeW and Emplol at lmmigratlon Canada Immigration Canada Bud Cullen, Minister Bud Cullen, Ministra Ch 6 P10incy sides Me Wingham Advancx Times, January 3, liM—.Pap b r at thoe os italpastoralcare Mrs. Garnet Farrier of A bospltal cal jfe a Bondy phm {aftwilz, aimed at filling the WMIlliam M w, of Lucknow, the quilt made by the Triple for a person who .isfrom of vacuum created when a patient is is monthly with the coor- , ' town or has few ttiegAh or from out of town or can0Qt ting chaplain to iron out New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. patient in Wingham and District rdwves in the area- And the contact his or her own pasta'• details Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker, MacTavish, Timothy and Ken- and for cornpsni-164, advice Nor is it luntted to patients: the Other Wright, Shari and Jeffrey, Ken Mrs. Bob Burchill and Bonnie, or reassuranee eamot always be chaplains will also provide it ministers participating In .the service are Rev. Barr Thornbury who was at the MacTavish, Mr. and Mrs. Ross ' Bd4chill home. met by the busy nurses and counselltr►g for hospital staff Passmore, Rev. Ron Baker, Lt doctors• This is one of the black reasons requested. Mr. Swan said the Wingham lain Trainor, Rev. Ton Son- Y,. derup and Pastor Len Fex from y y ' for the new volunteer chaplaincy ' service established to hospital had a chaplaincy service in the but it wasn't really Wingham and Rev. Orrance f ' provide_ Pastoral care to patients at"- past organized. Upder the current.. Laramie from Fordwich. k v': Wingham and District Hospital. system an executive committee, Mr. Swan said he is hoping to The service, a joint venture of. composed of Rev. Robert Arm- interest more area ministers in y the hospital and area clergy, has strong of WftUm, Rev. Wilena taking part so the time com- been in operation for just a month Rrown of Bhrevale. and Rev. mitment can be reduced. '' Y s and is still 'considered 'ex- perimental'. It is organized to Gsoltae provide a chaplain either at the hospital or on call 2+bours.a day throughout the year. Gorrie Personal Notes " ' Each of the participating ministers is `on' for four da yitV month. During this time he or she Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson compamed Mr. and Mrs. Bev spends an hour at the hospital in visited Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Brears and family of Palmerston the evening visiting with patients Honeford of Gowanstown on on a trip to Sudbury, where they and is also on 24-hour call if a qday. spent a couple of days with Mr. patient should request a Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Cherry of and Mrs. Grant Miller. chaplain. PaLmasatoam Ur..Don.Cberry Mr. and Mrs. Carl D'Arcey and 4 Bill Woodley, the new director of Waterloo visited Mrs. Edward family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald of nursing, explains the. pastoral Bolander- D'Arcey and family of Fordwich, care service as a reflection of the Steven Van Ee of Brussels Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Campbell hospital's desire to treat the sP• visited a few sags at the same. and Christopher of Kitchener and whole patient. lei Mr. and Mrs. John R. Leppington w ,q "Only in recent times has the Alvin Mantel and family were Christmas spiritual, aspect been considered and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Payne visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack if full healing is to oc- spent Christmas Day with Mrs. Leppington. The same families cessential Smith of IAkknow. spent New Year's at the home of - Doctors want to treat the ,Jas. Mrs. Roy Gowdy and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Leppington spiritual side of the patient, but Harry Gowdy spent New Year's of Gorrie. J lack the minister's expertise, he Day with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson uy.: said. Louttit of Wingham. visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawson ply" He noted that many hospitals Mr. and- Mrs. Robert Hen- Campbell of Georgetown and also are starting chaplaincyservices dershot and Nicole of Toronto . at the home of Mr. and Mts. Eric fi and that provision of such a visited Sunday with Rev. Wesley Munro of Guelph. service has even been'tied int& Ball and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods A hospital accreditation standards.. Mr, and Mrs. George Mac- and Kirk of Clifford and Miss Kay ;x Under the 1977 revised standards Donald of Molesworth visited Mr. Woods of Strathroy visited. Mr. a hospital must either have a and Mrs. Wm. A. Smith on and Mrs. Earl Toner on pastoral care service or be Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Christmas Day. working on one. Deitrit h of Howick and Wallace Mr. and Mrs. John McCutcheon It is also part of the wholistic body and Mr. and Mrs. Les visited at the home of Mr. and approach to health, care, he Fleming of Hanover'spent New. Mrs. Jas. Moloney and % added. Year's at the same home. Christopmer of Bramalea on ... Rev. John Swan of Wingham, Mr.. and Mrs. Ian Howes, Christmas Day. FRIENDLY CHAT—Rev. John Swan of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Win ham, chats with 9 9 the coordinating chaplain for the Marcie Mand y and Lana of , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Margaret Hoey of Gorrie during her stay at Wingham and District Hospital. Rev. Swan is service, described a chaps as Peterborough rough spent last weekend Gowdy, Janna and Philip, Mrs. co-ordinator of the new volunteer chaplaincy: service`at the hospital. a liaison between the patient and with Mr. and Mrs, *Cecil Roy Gowdy and Mrs. Harry the hospital staff 4i the family, adding he feels; test healing and..' Grainger,,-.1km a Grainger of Montreal spent the week at the Gowdy were Christmas guests of Miss Marlene Earl and Mr. y WOMAN HOSPITALIZED M" ChAm1103 fef'1 m religion are. coming :together again. The two were very close at same home On Saturday Mr. and Robert Earl: FOLLOWING ACCIDENT the time of the Crusades, but Mrs. Cecil Grainger ac- Mr; and Mrs. Jack Ferguson GORRIE—The Christmas began in a darkened chturh. The later got widely separated, he companied Mr. Bruce Grainger spent Christmas Day with Mr. Mrs. Patricia Rymer of. Kin- . services at St. Stephen's prophecy was read by Evelyn Kin - '. said. to Waterloo where the visited y and Mrs. L Lynn Ferguson of Glen Anglican Church were well at- Zimmerman and Carol cardine was admitted to 3'n Strong Both he and Mr. Woodley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gra Grainger. Williams. tended, with visitors present and after the versicle " Wingham and District Hospital Light ,> emphasized the service is strictly Twenty-two members of the Mrs. Thomas MacDonald of following an auto accident late from many areas outside the shall shine.upon us today", the voluntary on both sides: it is not Teeswater Do Cum In Farm Form aided a pot luck.dinner Brussels spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hastie. last Thursday night. The car she village' lights and candles ware.lit Iter. was driving a rents slid into a The service of trine lessons and O. Laramie gave the fifth of his foroe8 oa anyone and is not in- y tended to.teite the of a and Christmas party at the home Mr. and Mrs. Bev Brears and ng p Y ditch along Highway86 east of carols was held at 11:30 a.m., brief talks upon the advent .place patient's own minister. It is of Mr- and Mrs Alvin Mundell family of Palmerston spent New County Road 12 at about 11:45 with lessons read by Mrs. Roland wreath, dealing with the — recently. <, Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Archie p.m. No other details of the ac Bennett, Mrs. Brian Underwood, Christmas or Christ candle and Mrs. Archie i �1 ler ac- Miller. Mrs. Tom Ash, Doug Fisher, its significance. The children cident were available. u,,.,,,e Y;,,,, IN— Ti-, 7;,,,_ BUSINESS RESOURCE TEAM Pat St. Cyr„ • Management counselling ' Experienced counsellors assist .small businessmen to improve their methods. 20 Pete Huxtable Inforination on government programs Which governnient programme may ♦•� assist your business. 1 I I A 3• Don Muir Financial assistance Financing to start, modernize or expand your business. SEE OUR TEAM OF FBDB SPECIALISTS • at: Wtngham Motel, (Wingham, Ont.) on: January 16th, 1979 vtt % „titi 1036 Ontario St. Stratford 271-5650 17 6PiwkV fw doors to &7w# burliness. R ri 0 "a,.,1.wi.ar+„nw:+�eM�l HAPPY HOLIDAYS—Ricky Edgar and Rose Marie Good had happy holidays as they played in Cruickshank Park and jumped off the stands at the Josephine, Street ball park Into piles of snow. MRs. JOE WALKER Y a Bluevale Personal Notes .::NOTICE to Owners of Dogs and Cats FREE RABIES CLINIC Wed., Jan. 1 Oth ..... Gorrie Community Hall 3 - 7 p.m. Fri., Jan. 12th ........ *ngham Town Hall 2 • 8 p.m. Mon., Jan. 15th Dungannon Agricultural Hall 3 - 7 p.m. Wed., Jan. 17th ^Blyth Community Centre 2 - 8 p.rn. Fri., Jan. 19th .. Brussels Fire Hall 2-8ptp. Mon., Jan. 22nd Ethel Fire Holl 3 - 7 p.m. Mrs. Garnet Farrier of Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wright, Whitechurch was the winner .,of Mrs. Janet Walker, Lloyd the quilt made by the Triple Walker, Doug, Denise and Group of Knox Presbyterian Beverly and Mr. and Mrs., Church. a Raymond Wright. Sunday visitors celebrating DeWayne Golley has .been a New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. patient in Wingham and District Joe Walker were Linda Hospital. Harkness, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker, MacTavish, Timothy and Ken- Sheila and Kevin, visited neth, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Saturday evening with Mr. and Wright, Shari and Jeffrey, Ken Mrs. Bob Burchill and Bonnie, Skinn, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence also with Mrs. Earl Weitz of Henning, Mr. and Mrs. � Alex Thornbury who was at the MacTavish, Mr. and Mrs. Ross ' Bd4chill home. .::NOTICE to Owners of Dogs and Cats FREE RABIES CLINIC Wed., Jan. 1 Oth ..... Gorrie Community Hall 3 - 7 p.m. Fri., Jan. 12th ........ *ngham Town Hall 2 • 8 p.m. Mon., Jan. 15th Dungannon Agricultural Hall 3 - 7 p.m. Wed., Jan. 17th ^Blyth Community Centre 2 - 8 p.rn. Fri., Jan. 19th .. Brussels Fire Hall 2-8ptp. Mon., Jan. 22nd Ethel Fire Holl 3 - 7 p.m.