The Huron Expositor, 1981-03-05, Page 16MARCH 5, ism A 10
are two draws O a. tit. and 11
Th6re Will be eight end
games., the, meals will be
catered .by the, men of the
club. •
On Wednesday March
11th- is a Ladies Fun Night:
There will be two draws. One
at 3:30 and one at 5:30 p.m.
and will consist of one 6 end
game and dinner.. There: are
still spots available at the
3:30 draw. The season closes
with the Spring Thaw a 2
clay mixed bonspiel. There
will be 2 eight end games on
Saturday. dinner and dance
Sat. night, breakfast on
Sunday and final, game
following. The annual
meeting will take place on
Friday, April 10th at the
Vanastia Recreation Centre.
TENTS FOR SALE? •
The Cubs and Scouts ,are
looking for used canvas tents
3-4 man size to; buy or haw
donated to them. They are in
dire need for the upcoming
camping season. They would
kik to see how many tents
they can get befor major
fund raising event for new
tents has to be launched.
Thee Cubs- would like to
thank John Bierg for helping
out at the last meeting
because Akela couldn't
attend. After a crash course
on .knots. John was able to
teach some knob to the boys.
Some cubs will be . visiting
the Township Office as part
of the requirements for their .
Blue Star. The cubs were
also shoWn the correct way to
fold and wrap sleeping bags
for -ca np. At a future date
they will be ,asked to bring
their Own sleeping bags to
practice on.
The Guide leaders fin the
Organist for Sunday
March 1st was Dick Roorda.
On Monday, March 2nd was
the Annual. Meeting. Think
you to all ivir attended and
to the ladies for providing
refreshments. On Friday
afternoon at 2 p.m. in St.
Joseph's Roman' Catholic
Church. Clinton will be the
Women's World Day of
Prayer. The topic for this
year is "The Earth is the
attic ergs nn
..tirdeot sador'escr.ip. yurcti11.
&'4 he we I, I c,b4 H. TA: 4i11 r. toe
d.
VASAFEIRA.C1fRISPAII.
oureb The
miniitry and , to make. rtivont.
mendatilms 46 the ,Classical
Home MisSions Comunts e.
ePxepteirres bylviath:net°elsn'Id• of
A gru contacti
this year. Rev. Peter • Mantel
is presently applying with
C.A. p.E. for certification as
a specialist in Pastoral
counselirk His three years
' with the counseling centres
in Kitchener and Cambridge
have been Or preparation for
this eertifica lion. The Church
has set Wednesday March_,
12th as the day in whiCh the'
•
.GREETINGS FROM THE TOWN,— Mayor John
'Sinnamon brought greetings from the tciwn. Of ;
Seaforth when. the Seaforth Toronto-Dominion
Bank held an open house Friday afternoon to
introduce the .renovated bank to the public.
(Photo by Gibb)
11114.1001111 laVIRAVTIMING
PON
Edudation -'
Has University Depress
He Wants To Work For This
People'Of Huron Bruce
tmough to want to do something about them. HE CARES
MURRAY KNOWS A the intense cost price squeaks in which farmers Nava bran placed.
• .HE CARES about the preservation of the family farm, 04 forilign ownership of farm
land, and the difficulty faced by young farmers getting stalled.
MURRAY KNOWS..... the difficulties the small businassnian,lactis with Inadequate and
high cost credit and excessive government paperwork.
HE CARES that small businesses survive and will work to alleviate their problems.
MURRAY KNOWS the problems and. nStsds of Huron. Bruce.
LET HIM WORK FOR YOU
Elect
Murray Elston
in Huron Bruce on March 19
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mareh.7th is the final day
for _payment for.. registration,
a urr t rtC'Actt rocs'
Course to be run during the
Spring Break. C9st is S3.
There will be no payment
accepted at the door! The
Lioness will have a dinner
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RUCKS
REQUIRED.
To lease for the spring season
for the following:
1) Fertilizer delivery
2) Field spreading
MiniMunt G.V.W. 28,000 Itks.
equipped-units supplied by ,company
FORTpRTHER INFORMATION
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R.R. 4
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Phone 482-3423
Introducing
GARY •OARRON
your
IPCV
Can-dilate
in
Huron-Bruce
AbR1CULTURE
the
REAL ISSUE -
IN HURON-BRUCE
Being a termer, Gary Herron is aware of the
farmers' problems.
- Uncertain Markets
-High interest 'rates
-Foreign- land speculation
-No incentive for young people
to farm
tibfairiMport laws
Gary is not satisfied with government's
epproach to the farmers' problems. With more
than So% of Jobs related to agriculture, the
farmer is entitled to more attention.
The Problems Can Be Solved
The Potential Can Be Used
VOTE IIAKRON
ProgressiveoConservative
MARCH 19 11Pv
past four years., have decided.,
-10 .,resign their positions at
the end of the year.. .4
'minimum of twoQe'rsons^will
he. required le' keep this
organization going next year,
APPEAL FOR HELP
This company has been in
existance for approximately
six years and has grOwn from
6 girls to 20 girls. At this
time there are 16 girls,
etwetn the ages of - l2
years. Meetings are held at
the Vattastra Reeieption
Centre between 7 p.m. 9
p.m.
The present ("Juicier
would be willing to assist any
new leader for a couple of
months and help out as it
badge tester, Anyone
interested please contact '
Guider .• Meryl Thomas at
4 2-9467:after 6 p.m. put-dose.
whole' denomination joins
,together for prayer in which
we ask God to bless the work
• on the fields. Not only do we
pray for the work• of chose
ho labour on the fields but
for nil occupations, and
activities. We will set
Sunday. March 8th for .this
place at the home of our
assistant leader.' Sharon
Eedy February 14.
The -meeting. opened with
the -H pledge. The business
of finding a name for our club
was brought up and we
decided—to—eat—ran— eintr.
"The Sewing Squad."
After roll call, the leaders
The streets are for
Abe-people:
Extteise your rights.
Walk a block a day.
Shower
honou.rs
bride, •
On • Sunday. February 22
about 40 friends -gathered at
the home of Mrs. Dave
Anderson for a Bridal
shower for Lloy Shaddick.
March bride elect. A delight-
ful afternoon wars enjoyed' by
everyone.
-patterrei alteliFil anal material
preshrink and straightened -
ready to go for next, week.
explained, a little about the
a parts of sew ing machine
and how it works. The group
was taught how to alter shirt
and vest patterns.
The members of the club
were asked' to _haye their
•
-Inetting on Thursday, March
Sth at the Vanastra
" Recreation Centre.
PERSONAL GLIMPSES"
John and Velma Smith of
Vanastra have returned
home from. West Palm Beach
Florida after spending 2
months with -2 of their sons
and family. in spite of a little
• cool weather in Jaiittary. they
still-caMe back. ii,itti.FgolVOci -
tans. • -I)n their Whi' they
stopped and. visited,..Dennis
'and: (formerly of
Yatiastra)' • • in Toronto,
YIi.„elc9nie, ;lime 49. •
lkUs4iifoln London FldspiraL
Hope you soon Will be hark.
on .tour feet and:•leelMg floe. -
Welcome home - to E stet
Handy after surOry, in, Si.,
.tnes.in London. Welcome to
the Jim Ryan, family who
moved into, 12 Regina this
Week, A wetcume to Rase
Hummel's parents who are
visiting from Buffalo for two
ceks.
VANASTRA CURLING
CLUB
A ladies team went to
W Ingham for the Ladies
Open &lisped ion Wed.,
Feb. 25th and came in 3rd
-place. Skip l A as 'Isabel-
Theedom, Vice - Lois .ton es.
Second -, Dorothy Kipfer and'
Lead was Joyce Wilson.
Congratulations, to you all.
All teams are in their final
third-of the season, its hard
to imagine only S weeks left
of curling. On Saturday.
March 'th is the Ladies Open
Bonspeil at 'Vanastra., There .
BY SANDY MERNER
McKillop II 4.7 fl club held
its second meeting at the
home of the leader Darlene
Eckel.
President Mary Lou. And-
erson opened the meeting
with the 4-H pledgF, then pri_e_
secretary' - Christine rIresz-
eater read the minutes-of the-
first meeting.
The girlsvoted to call their
club the Sew 'n Sews, then •
we studied the part's of a
sewing machine-and, answer-
ed a quiz on' parts of the,
machine.
MEETINGIR "
Members read in our 4-H
'books how to stay stitch, how
to ""slew a dart. and how to
gatlier•We .also learned how
to sew and finish .darts and
hots to sew a plain seam. how
to finish a plain -seani arid
how to use pressing equip-
ment.
We made ourpwRodart and
the leaders showed us how to
press them and also how to
press a plain seam. We had
a quiz on pressing material.
then some of -the girls pinned
Godecich: Queen Elizabeth
School. Goderich; ARC
tudustnes. Dastovond and
the Parkinson's Disease
Club. The Centre also offers
programmes to individuals
on a one to one basis. It
is hoped that with the corning
of Spring. more groups and
individuals will take part in
thesev worthwhile pro-
grammes.
As " a Reete—Titlirt
Outreach .700,i7oe:citteisr.
serve
people with special needs. its
Huron • county, The ita#9
.1001s of the project is to:
t`irre:ere4tiasPrigion•aipyit,e,etfliitbleitc4011:0100.*:.:,
recruitment -.of vcliunte§. ;nr ..
slidWoritlOg TO . • set ilp•
recreation • .prOgrainitties
within the 'Various . or-
ganizations that seiVelpeOPIO°
with special ineedp. 'Bingo
results from Tuesday,- Feb.
24th..at the regular Weekly
bingo: 1st share the wealth. to
Myrna Smith of Vanastra;
2nd share th,e wealth - Leon
Breckenridge - Goderlelt. '3rd
share the wealth to Grace
Lawson of Clinton. Jackpot
was won by Pat Carpenter of
Vanastra.
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course Kindergarten tration:
Children must It ve been
born in 1976 to be eligible for
1914-82 Kindergarten class.
Again this year parents of
eligible ehildren'are asked to
call the school - 482-7828 in
corder to pre-regOter their
child. Once this is done these
parents.' wilt receive a
registration kit and a
personal appointment time
and day.
Op this registration day,
tile parents, will bring their
child tollta school at. 4 mnt.
The 'ettikl,,'410;* with two or
three other new eitiltiren.. wilt
t ie ,the the gnestS41-the isinsw-
44lignMasis nntil.1(44 a 1st,
'iteess,,,While ehocroOs
ih the .KindorgarlelOnoiller,
father). will enrapie.te the
la
egis tr arum.. proe.edure m the
ffice. 1.ftter on This. year,
,kung 2). cpmbined • ; chnie and 'screening team
will be on hand at the •schtreil
to gather
each
information
about each registrant to gain
a positive view of school.
Parents are asked to bring
the -child's birth certificate.
number of either
parent aid Social • Insurance
number of either parent.
VANASTRA RECREATION
' CENTRE' •
The Special Needs
prOgrnpirne at the -Vanastra
Recreation Centre is -again
Underway under the
direction of Bob Marshall
and Sa9di Fremlin, Co-
ordinators of the pro-
gramme. At the present
time,. there ,are six different
groups participating. These
include: Heather • Gardens.
Vanastra: • Braemor Manor.
Exeter: • Bluewater Centre:
their patterns on their mater-
ial and cut it out.
McKILLOP I
February 28 was, the date
of the fourth meeting held by
the McKillop #1 Sewing
-
'he,nieeling was held at
our 'assistant leader's home.
Sharon Eedy.
Topics of discussion was
the hidden. basics. Included
in this was how to apply
interfacing: facing and a
lapped zipper.
----Following these 'discuss-
ions and demonstrations we
worke‘ on ,a cryptogram
review. I
Members are reminded
they should continue work on
their garment.
Grace Murray's }tone was
the location of the third 4-H
meeting for the McKillop til.
"Sewing Squad" February
21. The theme of the meeting
was "Cut'n Sew."
The group talked about
patterns and how to pin them
„ on fabric, We also helped
some of our fellow members
pin on pa,:t.ern pieces.
Included in the 'meeting
was learning how to sew a
dart properly and how to go
about gathering areas of your
garment such as a yoke or
waistband.
How to sew a seem and
how to finish it were also
demonstrated, Group mem-
bers tried their luck at a.sbort
quiz on "Of pressing con-
cern.'•
Members were asked to
have their garments cut out
and to start sewing them.
The second meeting of the
McKillop 01 4-H club took
Stitchers work on projects
, BY MICHELLE FRY
The fourth meeting of ,the
Ten Little Stitchers was .
held on Feb. 26 at the
Egmondville Church, with ali t
members present. Then we
discussed our role call, and
. Barb Doig taught us how to
- apply interfacial?, ,
facing and fusible. Interfac-
ing. Barb also taught us how
to apply a zipper. We also
discussed a cryptogram re-
view. The meeting closed
with lunch.
SUPER SEWERS ,
Seaforth Super Sewers met
Feb. 24 at Seaforth Public
School. Officers chosen
were: President: Jane
Fraser, Vice - President:
Helen Van Loon. Secretary:
Mary Brown, Press Report-
er: Darlene Baker. Rose Ann
Van Loon showed members
the parts of the sewing
machine... Most had their
.patterns 'and material and
pinned the pattrn pieces
together to try. them on.
The nekt ,meeting is, at Sea,
forth on March-4th.
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in Area Church -
First PRESBYTERIAN Church
54 Goderich St, W.. Seaforth
Minister: Res T. .:-A-:-.--13trite--- ' • Organist:. Mrs. D. Carter
''' SUNDAY, MARCH 9
First in Lem
.11:15 Worship Service, Sunday School & Nursers
' • Prepare now to celebrate Easter"
. ST. THOMAS Anglican Church
The Rev. hows°R, Broadfoot B.A., M.Div.
Seaforth SUNDAY. MARCH 8 1st Sunda', in Lent
Joint service of worship in
. St. Pawls Church. Clinton
11 a.m. Service of Confirmation and Holy Communion
PLEASE NOTE THE HOUROF WORSHIP
WED. MARCH 11TH
10 a.m. Mid week service of Holy Communion
_ _ .
NORTHSIDE • • United Church
54 Goderich St. West. Seaforth
' MARCH 8, 1981
First Sunday in Lent
11 a.m. Church Service '
Nursery and Sunday. School at the same lime
Rev. J.G. Vanslyke. Minister
Margaret Whitmore . Audrey McElwain
Organist - Music Directot Jr. Choir Leader
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Arestongregations are invited-to take idvaritsge of
the church directory to abnounce their church services
each week. Church directory announcements are
- ivailable for a minimum of 26 consecutive weeks in
units of two column inches at $2.25 per unit. Change 1
in copy may be made, each- week but must be received • before noon on Tuesday.'
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