HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-02-12, Page 14stay in Toronto. Norman's
Water and Soil-Erosion Con-
trol Demonstration was on
display at the Canada Farm
Show at Exhibition Place
January 27.30 under the
auspices of the Ministry of
Agriculture and Food.
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P.At M. " Mamie 'Mash and Mir
aro tia,yter, gave'reports on
the HirronTertb ; annual
meeting at Brueelield. Flea-
nor told of the very entertain-
ing skit put ort by the
preskinerial pethnit tee
chairpersons. One at the
stars in the skit was the
talented comedienne, Anna
Keys.
The Alma College School
,for Women will be held from
August 16 to l‘t Marg
reported that the ,atering
from °the meeting will he
divided equally between
MisSion and Ser‘kcs and
Emmanuel College. The
govi-froUTIVIIV
the minister's it ire -Prom
Monk ton. Betty Norio, who
spoke on "Partners in cris-
VreSidentDortto-Wilstin an,
nouneed .thal are
available from Alpha-Hey-on
• mi,,,mhe,rs : for a wheelehair
haSketball game on Feb-, 22
at E.E', Madill Secondary
St haul 1•1 wipgbaro.. ,
Sharpen up. sour needles.
we'll be doing a quilt
shortly.
Shirley Hill was appointed
to the new music committee.
and Margaret . 'Hunt and
Mary GhesskIl to co-ordinate
the uisiting new residents
and shut-ins. Dinner prices
were increased to 55•.50. An
sone has been
installed in the church lotekr
en. -*
The World Do Tit Prayer
service will be on Thursday
evening, March '5 at Varna.
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We Do Our Own Service Closed Monday .Open Ffiday night till 9 p rn
.s
ut flpwers_and_
artangeTrients.
4110 son al'' thunder who
had na 4 tPrnPer and
iYtiked tPASelliS r*7.. Jesus
diapod..
tONMBOR0 LADIES
8.0WIANG
January high scorer ; for
Londesboro bowlers was
'Dorothy Airdrie who had a
nigh single 323 and high
triple 733. Runner up for
high-. sgigle Helen Wallace
with 270, runner up for high
triple Lena Nesbitt 664.
Linda Renkinta, is most
improved player with +19.
Penny Overboe high average
of 189 followed closely by
ortithy- Airdrie—whir-188:
team i in first place with ,87
poinits.'in second place team
1 with 73 points. Team 4 is.in
third.place. while team 3 is
last.
" S MUFFLE BOARD
Winners on' Wednesday
night's shuffleboard were
Ladies high Hazel Reid, men
',high George Hoggart low
lady. Genevieve Allan. man
Reg. Lawson play-off win-
ners Bob and Audrey
Thompson. Nett gathes'
February 25.
Jennifer %Piaui( and Lisa
„Bosnian. diO, Explorer
m.
EmblemCrystal Whyte -did—
the Explorer picture. The
group said their memory
work and completed their
valentine men,
Londesboro III Handy
Hammers ,held their second
meeting at home of Marjorie
D aizer on February 2. Pres-
- -ident,-- -Diana --Shobbrook„-
opened the roll call -the
pattort...and_bb,ric I have
chosen for my 4-H project"
answeredwas b
The ..biggest-inside car.
showroom in Huron County
4' '
We have an excellent selection to
choose from - no.need to,stand out in
the cold wintery - weeiher
'GET IN ON THE ACTION
A OPT IONISER!
H -interest
4 POINTS LESS THAN. ANYONE ELSE.
On all new 1980 & 1981 cars & trucks.
P.S. WE NEED USED TRUCKS
CHEVROLET-OLDS- LTD.
5274140
HOURS MON—FRr sates oaks. mea.m..11:30p.th
Senfico Deoirtrtieht t 30a ;m •5 30p m Sat &RR a:itt .4:30 cr.m.
Service Selection- Savoie Satisfaction Leasing Seaforth
programs'' , for the period, ending March
'Of the award. $35.000 is 31..1981 and includes capital
cents of 510.000, the
tettrakttitiu, 000 -finances
the program Irons April I.
clittil to March 11, 1982.
ON ALL MERCHANDISE IN STOCK •
.1.111•111 ••••
v.
ry
in Londesboro to
•
Greeters on• Sunday morn-
h% were Bert Shpbbruok and
Murray- Kt:want-ushers were
Lisa Duizer. ChervlAromley,
Karen and Kim Wright. Rev.
Scott welcomed all and, gave
announcements.
A skating party will be
held Sunday at 4 ,p-m ,
application forms for camp
are now Ifi iltabla The„
n was atkiat'Ytdetl-
*Pei. 4Pil Jueltart teach-
.flt, were Helen Lyons .'and
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0 art
bers. They discussed the
sewing machine and Mrs .
D uiier demonstrated. Mem-
bers pinned on . pattern
pieces to see if they, fit and
did a quiz on patterns and
sewing machine knowledge:
• Lunch was served by Bren-
da Nesbitt and Corrine Hog-
_ _garcmeeting adjourned.
--PERSONALS------------
Mr. and Mrs.. Jack Lee
spent, week end with his
sister Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Rivers at Tweed'. Rivers
returned withand is
visiting with re pies in
area •
Mrs. "Margaret raylor and
Mrs. Jessie McGregor of
Seaforth have returned after
spending two weeks in Haw-
aii.
Mr. and Bob
son spent the week end in
Kitchener when Robbie an
Jennifer Lawrie returned
home from Spending a week
with Grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Law' le in, Blytti.
W.1. card pant/ will be
held Friday 13th at 8:30 p.m.
Correspendent
MAIO CHIMELL
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STATO4gt TOWNSHIP,
guesSing for Thanks
to Jerry and Jean Reid. our
newest Varna residents. for
judging the costume daises.
The hall beside the rink
Everyone eleonte •
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Alexander , returned home
last Friday (nn a two week
park
VARNA NEWS
There .w ere 12 tables of
'euchre at the Orange lodge
card' party on Friday night'.
High acid lau Wmners of the
miles-- -Weft' -1-41.;041-E
Mc Ash and Mabel' Reid.
Three men had. the. high
score - W.D. Wilson. Frank
McDonald and-Harry4laki..r.
Harr\ won the cut. Irene
Glaeter. playing as. a" man
was loss Draw , a inners were
Jessie W D Wilson,
Jean Reid and Lorna John-
ston The nest card parts will,
he on the 20th .
from
Lodge members _ for their
dance on March 14, It will be
in Bas field,' Oh, must,. bs
"Free Spirit.'"
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lee. Mr.
and. WA, Davg Jaadn,
and Chris and Mrs. iltiversli
will be the guest speaker on
money management at the
',Waltale"Wbfillqi*S.-111Stildte":":":
Wednesday. February 18 for
the Family and Consumer
Affairs „meeting. The roll
call: A tip on beating the
high cost 'of living.
' 441„members.and methers
Le au, Murray Nesbitt and Lorraine: oldest person on
Alan ' - skates • Mery ya'i Hay ter:"
The Y P., ,,sponsored zithe, laraeSt Ott sti4tt. -
film "Held :fair Ranson? . dui Mac , Janet. Mary "1.111-en and-
S41100 nightldlle
conditions not many were the costumes category were!
able to attend. ,Res .Scott preschoolers - Aaron Soud-
Showed the film. a collection ant of Zurich and' Istatthew
was received and lunch Turner of Varna: age to •
served. Janet Coleman and Ben
The Aimwell Unit of the Rathwell: 10 to 12 Je ers
U.C.W. will meet at the McBeath and Julie Consitt,
-home of Mrs. f ee of' teenagers • Donnie Taylor.
February lb. Mrs. Carl adult • the . sinister looking
IseS hitt will demonstrate old fellow who w as es en-cake decorations. All ladies wally identified as Bob Nor-
are welcome. marl he sure kept Teo ply..
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•er*-141!"ViPee-91 . 31-n,t Taylor. daughter of Don and
• as
Ross'
iers were r1 r e• yOungest skater Kindle r-1)
Walton
W.i. Oudies money
managerniept'lipt
Mrs. Nancy Exel, Brussels and Mrs. Traviss. Allison
"Iltitte"S`Sei „„
. and Mrs. Torrance bundas. David Collins were -awry to.
Anyone in the community hear of, • his aocident hist
interested is -cordially invited
to attend.
Thursday near Clandeboyc.
His condition is reported to
was filled with people erukr,.
mg the refrestunelits and
comers0nm,
Tiektrts for' the dance' on Act on $,tieday with, REcREApCINNWS Aprtt 4 .are pow availably* Mr.,aptl Mrs; .,/avk
and Leslie of Waterloo and
Mr. and Mrit ;Ken Moffett aiiifBT
Mr. Ken McDonald spent • •
onstance
Mr. and mrs,. Herb Traviss be fair. . ..
hadtheir family, home for thc , He is a patient in
weekend including Dr. Brian, University Hospital. LoridOn;
, 'participated in the Brow-id-ma - • • ,
Miller heads Huron Perk over the weekend.
• • • . Tournament field -in Seaforth
Mr. and - 'Mrs. Ken
. , ' • Thompson of Goderich - .. .
-----At-the-armual-theeting-41------nreside,nt,--Fireelares i-t-"vivraTili-Siiiiiiiy".":"YciTIT. rs.
the the HuronCounly Pork Pro- _ dent Is Ross Eeds of pue- and film&
dueers in Clinton last week gannon. and J .tin Arts of' • Sunday visitors with Mr.
Joseph Miller of Dashwood Seaforth 'is sec ond vice-pre and Mrs, Paul Stevenson. was elected the, as'Soeihtion's , sident.
' C orreSpo nd e t
MRS: MARY MERNER
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Florence Mellwain
rearmed heime front Clinton
Public Hospital last Wed.
Seseral from , the 'area
"Stewardship" was the
Aherne of, the program and
worship service 4u the Feb,
roar!. nieOtipg tit varnat
which w‘i'S present.
is." Site is\ socrall worker
wire worked i family sprvie, i - vs while her hiashand st,"as.ps, ,,
Ostitiwa 4t113 Labrador:
Anyone, who wisbo,• to take
• 2-5,rninute Omer
• 2 power leyels —
High
•°Power-on indicator light
/Defrost and Law
evon-front-panef-giyes—
reference on recommended cooking
times for frequently prepared meals
• 1.3 cu. ft. capacity
95
NOW'WHILE THEY LAST:..
3 other models at special prices
Each Plus-Sox,
DEMONSTRATION
By
Mrs. Doreen'Hodgkinson Hot Point Specialist
friday Feb. 13 1 p.m. 8 p.m.
Saturday Feb. 14th 11 a.m. ; 5- p.m:
Come in 'and see, this specialist demonstrate.
David. Darren and Luanne.
Mr. and Mrs.• Cecil Het:num .
of Shakespeare, .
• Mr. and Mrs.
Paul. "Balers of Stratford, Mr.
and Mrs. Was ti litfiliffirlit — • •
Toronto, Ron Herman .and
Shane Taylor when they
celebrated Darren's 8th
birthday.
Mr. • and Mrs. John
"Tlitimpsuri sisiid--nn und.re
with her parents Mr. mid:
Mrs. Terence Hunter of
Colborne Tuiw nshin
Green an
flowering plants
Flowers
• Spafo'rth
Stanley Township carnival attracts crowds
There was a good crowd at from metettiers: of the Re• ed. by Marg Haytek. Shirley. pars tu th$, family w eekend at
fiuturning home on, Wed- the Vurna rink on Saturday ereattort. Crortunission ,Hill and Paine, *1)110 ,1,;011, COOP M4esetun# should Ao.se,c000 was op 'life of, 4;s Y from ‘111A COP. eyesung for the Stanley Don't forget the All excellent skit on . register soon, ottlY
Johnl,.leSua• .ttotor
home t,a Hou$t9n Towliship skating earn-U.41. Poker Etalls, on "Saillvd.4 "k given, bs shirlq accOhytladak,
p. " ' • _ ,
a ' few days '- last week in
Seaford) Hospital. Jiaving
surgery on his knee.
returning home on Saturday.
--114e.-- anal-----Mr s-.1-‘ Rollie- . ........
are - to be invited .guests.-A. Athillis, attended the e
penny sale will be held, each of their
institute member ' to bring
Christen ing
-grandson Timothy Roland
articles. • . , Sills, .son..o r.f M and Mrs.
Nelson Reid: " Mrs. Dave Sunday. . ' Sea . t
, ., _ rpm_ 0 ._,
. -Wat-son.-Mrs•r--HeFh-TA -Friends dirttiretsittmurs—DP------- , ,
Local: t eams, bball
Goderich prOgitm, receive's, funds
, A' grant of S110.000 has
been awarded the Alexandra
,Maritteand General Hospital
in Goderich to fund a mental
health program for the
benefit of people with
psychiatric 'problems living
in ' southwestern Hui'on
County. •
The award, which
Goderich Hospital
administrator Elmer Taylor
said took four years to get.
was recently announced by
Ontario Health Minister
Dennis Timbrell. Services
offered through the program
detection, early diagnosis
and trearment services for
"people with psyChiatric
programs.
The program „will operate
from a resource centre which
will be located in the
Seaforth-Clinton area.
although the Goderich
Hospital board has not yet
begun considering sites. said
Mr. Taylor.
Cord Rimmer, chairman of
the Seaforth Hospital board,
said 'his group had not been
contacted " ' concerning
possihle sites, but added
some initial contact mayltave
been—nit& With Seaforth
administrator , Gord
McKenzie. ,Mr. McKenzie
is ' away for two weeks
attending a ' hospital
administrators' seminar, and
was unavailable for comment s
"ft is an extension of the
Hingham,, ; program,"
`explained Mt. Rimmer,
" which, has been quite
successful." Other services
offered- through the centre
will be day-care, outpatient.
esPergency, crjsis
intervention and : outreach