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c- ti j vv j t r i the tribune thursday nov 13 1m iss by jim irving 1 greenwood te sheerj resoluteness j nd courage of me human eing has never- been tter exemplified of late ban in the action of terry ox as- be bopped j kipped and ran across be highways of canada i a his marathon of hope with each step taken jy tbe onelegged cancer i ictim the word i handicap became less i i frighteningthing the i icceptance of those so 1 ifflicted as being just as i apable of fitting in with i be world around them as 1 be rest of us that much i iasier j when a reoccurrence i of tbe disease caused fox i to end his journey just i balfway short of his goal i so forceful had been his i performance the feeling 1 was that be would be back before long how could you keep zuch a good man down ijjzi closer to home that same indornitability of spirit and refusal to look uponberj affliction as anything more than part 1 of tbe awkwardness of 1- childhood is being displayed dairy by denise swedlo twoandahalf yearold daughter of brenda and earl swedlo of greenwood in fact it is probably being presumptuous to say that she even preceives anything like awk wardness in her movements as she shows a visitor bow her newly- fitted artificial right arm worksor passes a plate of cookies to him tbe plate cradled in her ail- but thumbless left band for earlier this summer denise lost her right arm just below tbe elbow and part of her left hand man accident on tbe farm attempts to sew the arm back on at hospital for sick children in toronto were un- successful and denise is now learning to live with us loss and s artificial replacement both she is doing with a rearing matter of fact- ness once apparently when an aunt asked her why she was taking so long in doing something denise replied well i only have one hand- she is just learning to manipulate her new arm which whe wears with the aid of a harness around her neck and shoulders and although it is sometimes painful and hot she would rather be with it than without she even protested one time that ber grand mother mrsdoreen middleton wouldnt let her wear it ber mother brenda said after mrs middleton bad decided u was best it shouldnt be attached at that par- ocular moment although denise is inclined to use ber left hand first and foremost mrs swedlo said they encourage ber to use ber new limb which she does if we ask ber its still not a natural part of her until that tune the new arm feels more a natural part of her denise is given constant reminders by her mother and grandmother and other members of tbe family tbe arm is to be used and is to be relied on with tbe same kind of positiveness as her natural one k- it is that practical attitude combined with their innate compassion that nodoubt helps make the transition all that less the nightmare it could so easily be for their pretty blueeyed blonde and sprightly charge from tbe time she was first carried in from the fields bleeding and still conscious to the time she was finally released from the hospital and settled back jiome demses mother andor grandmother have been by ber side and since that time they along with her father grand father and four uncles although there to help when she needs it have bried to see denise goes about ber way just as sbe did before tbe accident as a result she feeds herself helps with the j vt- dishes rides ber tricycle draws on tbe blackboard plays with ber doll bouse 7 to say nothing of passing out cookies to those around ber sbe even worked away auher mothers loom when it was left unattended for a few minutes one day shes always been independent said mrs swedlo sbe always wants to do it all herself- as if to back up ber mothers statement denise says let me do it as ber grandmother turns tbe handle on tbe doer of tbe kitchen stove however shes also been informed such areas are taboo wheres shes concerned and she doesnt insist denise swedlo is as bright as she is brave she even exudes a hap piness that as ber mother i 7 t- y- h says makes everyone else fed happy as weu- self pity is something sbe seems incapable of- two bears r 3 vjffei and one leaves ironically enough feeling that much better for having seen ber and partaking of the warm and loving en- hope continues vironment that surrounds only this time its her v s-t- denise swedlo snowing the marathon of the way one by mildred mctaggart greenwood tbe hunting season is definitely open making it official were local hunters ken brooks allen car son ron hoar ken mctaggart alan jones ray- carson jack her bert gerald- pegg the group returned home sunday after a trip to whitestone lake their take two bears and one deer the stouffville silver jubilee kitchen band will present program in greenwood church nov 14 at 8 pjn refreshments will be servedby united church women tbe good neighbors club has chartered a bus for tbe royal winter fair nov 14 mrs william young mrs stell and mrs mctaggart attended the central ontario womens institute convention at pleased to hear that mary the royal york mclean is home after a friends will be week in ajax hospital ciibs scouts by rosemary burgins sadie hardy and timms lena ogden there will iclaremont be euchre every tuesday tony grist was named night at 8 in the club president in the election house of officers at the claremont lions club executive meeting of held a party for the claremont cubs and children on halloween scouts his wife was night winners of costume named secretary susan- prizes were lindsay richardson was elected graham michelle treasurer named to the norton nicole redshaw group committee were tommy hammond edward falkenberg and shawn tran steven mrs richard powell richardson jenni glenna yoshida is cub redshaw pam taylor- leader and gregg kevin mccance timmy hockley assistant mulvaney tyler red- shaw leanne redshaw dont- forget the jennie mccance sarah claremont women s mulvenery michael institute fashion show chester luke win- nov 18 in the comteretejntvorquinnei munity hall there will kirsten graham sharon be a silver collection u zze 11- don n a president margaret carruthersvjason benson welcomed 26 redshaw jack mcar- members to the hur jason yoshida lisa claremont golden age qu innell karen skinner clubs meeting nov 6 pam barker john euchre winners nov 4 taylor chad redshaw were-m- potts- eva chris doyle sandy hill yake verna smithpete lynn albert and karen gall owen grayand carson judges were laura reynolds draw norrine hill don hedges winners were gladys i and rose kennedy late david dawson guard a t ge stouffville david m dawson a onetime security guard for canadian general electric died thurs day nov 6 at park view home in stouffville where hed been a resident over 2v4 years iformerly of claremont and then toronto mr dawson was a member of brougham union lodge af am no 269 he was the son of david and edith dawson service was held sun d y f ro m mceachnie funeral home pickering with interment erskine cemetery surviving are three sisters helen mrs d l mairs brougham lucymrs wp boyington stouffville lillian mrs- jw em- pringham claremont and one brother robert of sunderland late harry tindall a skilled carpeiitbr altona harry tindall wellknown and highly respected altona area resident died in his sleep sunday nov 2 the result of a heart attack mr tindall was a- skilled carpenter ap plying his trade at tam-o- shanter agincourt and later with- bob lewis claremont rr 3 hed been retired forthepast two years he was only 55 rev donald pugh former minister at altona missionary church and now at plattsville was in charge of the service held nov 5 from tbe oneill funeral chapel wi th interment claremont union cemetery v besides his wife blanche he is survived by three sons kenneth ross and harvey all of brougham one daughter marie in scarborough and one grandson steven tindall there are two sisters florence symes of stouffville arid elsie cartercoppins corners pall bearers were six nephews mel vin bruce and norman tindall earland ray carter and glen reesor pastor hurt markham a beaverton minister was seriously b injured saturday- in a twoor crash at the intersection of hwys 7 and 48 admitted to scar borough centenary hospital and later transferred to st michaels hospital was rev james milroy age 75- also hurt was rev milroyswife 71 according to police the- milroys vehicle a 1980 buick phoenix was southbound on hwy 48 and collided headon with one driven by wynola campbell 40 of farm- brook drive scar borough mrs campbell police said had been northbound and was attempting a lefthand turn to go west on hwy 7 the beaverton pastor suffered head and spinal injuries his wife was treated for a cut right eye property damage was estimated at 4000 talented artist markham talented artist isabelle vanzant of newmarket is hosting an exhibition of paintings at the hunter gallery 65 main street north markham beginning tthurs nov 13- iv a special preview has been arranged forithat evening including a wine- and cheese party from t to 10 pm excluding nov 17 and nov- 19 the show will bebpen to the public to sunday nov23tbe artist will be in at tendance on sunday nov 16 as wdl as the 23rd from 2 to 4 pm nr isabelle vanzant is a member of the willow- dale group of artists this year the received honorable mention for her- waercolorsat the kiwamf carting show o