The Brussels Post, 1981-06-24, Page 12WILL HE MAKE IT? — A Brussels Optimist member put all he had into
running around the bases when the Legion sponsored a ball tournament
in Brussels last Saturday. (Photo by Langlois)
Smith family meets in Walton
ADMISIAPsci
LAST 2 NIGHTS
Wed. &Thurs.
for
theech & Chong' s
Mee breams
291-3070 Listowel
Summer Swim Times
at
Vanastra Recreation Centre
ADULT REC SWIMS
• Monday to Friday 12-1 p.m.
• Tuesday 8-9 p.m.
• Wednesday 9-10 p.m.
• Thursday 8:30-9:30 p.m.
OPEN REC SWIMS
• Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
July and August only 3-4:30 p.m.
• Monday 7:30-8:30 p.m.
• Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 7-8 p.m.
• Wednesday 6:30-7:30 p.m.
• Saturday and Sunday 3-4:30 p.m.
FAMILY REC. SWIMS
• Sunday 2-3 p.m. •
SPECIAL PERFORMANCE
FRI. fig SAY. ONLY
LILY TOMLIN
STARRING JANE 'FONDA
DOLLY PARTON
Adult -Entertainment
Shows 7 and 9
STARTS SUNDAY Double Feature
1. MODERN ROMANCE
2. THE COMPETITION
Adult Entertainment
Show Starts 7 p.m..,
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The Evening Unit of the
Brussels United Church
Women have decided to
adopt a new project "Tele-
phone Reassurance Pro-
gram" and hope to enlist the
help of others in the com-
munity.
The program is specially
designed to help those living
alone to maintain indepen-
dence. Accidents in the home
are common. A call a day
assures help to an injured or
ill person, and besides being
a safety precaution, provides
valuable social contact.
Clients may request the
service them :selves or be
referred by family. .A $2
registration fee for the year
may be charged which helps
to cover the initial costs
involved' in setting up the
program:
Volunteers must be caring,
able to discern problems,
handle emergencies and
above all understand the
necessity of confidentiality.
The volunteer will call at
the same time each day - a
time agreed on by both
volunteer and client. He or
she will have a list of
emergency numbers includ-
ing fire, police,, ambulance
and doctor. If the client does
not answer, the volunteer
will call a neighbour, friend
or police department or go
personally to make the house
check. In most cases the
client will file a key with a
trusted friend, neighbour or
the police department.
The volunteer will be com-
mitted to making one call a
day which should last only
five minutes unless a prob-
lem in involved. Each volun-
teer will have no more than
two clients.
If the volunteer is going
away, he or she will have a
stand-by volunteer do, the
calling. The client will be
informed that someone else
will be calling.
If the client is going away,
he or she will notify the
volunteer.
This program is aimed at
helping those that need the
help the most, but are always
too proud to ask for it - senior
citizens and handicapped
who live alone.
A short session will be
held to familiarize volunteers
with their duties, responsi-
bilities and service proce-
dure.
Volunteers are urgently
needed but must make a
definite commitment to be
near the phone at the speci-
ied time each day. If you are
interested in helping some-
one please contact Karen
Cardiff at 887-6164; Rene
Richmond 887-9340 or Betty
Campbell 887-6672.
Anyone who would like to
be a client and benefit from
this service also get in touch
with the above people. The
U.C.W feels there is a defin-
ite need for this service and
hopes seniors do too.
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UCW will sponsor
telephone reassurance
Kids offered drama
' Jane De Vries 2W41
Jim Coultes 2W38
Ken lnnes 2W35
Ruth Hupfer 2W34
Les Douglas 2W31
Marj Coultes 2W31
George Johnston 2W30
Wilma Hemingway 2W22
Vera Hupfer 2W21
Mary Turvey 2W18
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Over 90 members of the
Smith family gathered at the
Walton Community Hall on
June 21 for a time of visiting
fun and fellowship.
Those present included
visitors from Minden, Miss-
This weekend, June
26 to 29, at the Falls Reserve
Conservation Area dis-
cover what goes on in the soil
and water beneath your feet.
On Friday night at 9:30
come op Out for a "splash-
ing" good time with family
and friends at our moonlight
movies.
On Saturday at 1:00 p,m,
join us for a ramble along the
Maitland River which sun
rounds three sides of the
Falls Reserve. We'll even let
you "dig in" and take your
own soil sample along the
way. Saturday night at 9:09
p.m. everyone is welcome to
issauga, Hamilton, London,
Tillsonburg, Ingersoll, Kitch-
ener, Blyth, Belgrave, New-
market, Clinton, Belmore,
Gorrie, Listowel, Brucefield,
Brussels and surrounding
area.
attend a campfire sing-song.
All the old favourites will be
featured.
On Sunday at 11:00 a,m.
campers and day-users• are
invited to "muck" around
with us. You don't have to be
a pottery expert to join in the
fun of making your own clay
object!
The Falls Reserve Conser-
vation Area is located just
outside of l3elimiller, four
miles east of Goderich on
County Road 31. For infor-
mation call the Falls Reserve
at (519) 524-6429 • or the
Maitland Valley Conserva-
tion Authority office in Wro-
xeter at 335-3557.
Beginning Monday, July
20th, a' two-week workshop
in Creative Drama will be
offered at Huron Country
Playhouse for children age
6-12. The workshop will be
conducted by the Young
Players under the supervi-
sion of Dena Saxer, a quali-
fied drama specialist. Dena
studied creative drama at
Michigan State University
and with Winnifred Ward, an
acknowledged leader in the
field. •
The workshop will empha-
size individual creativity and
entourage the child's ability
to make a unique contribut-
ion. On Saturday,
August 1st, parents will be
entertained by the children
with their main stage per-
formance at Huron Country
Playhouse.
Schedule:. Ages 6-8, Mon-
day - Friday, 10:00 a.m. - 12
p.m. at $10.00 for 2 weeks.
Ages 9.12, Monday - Friday,
10:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. at
$15.00 for 2 weeks. Saturday,
August 1st, all ages 11:00 -
12:05.
A few especially interested
children over the age of 12
will be accepted.
Enrollment is limited to 50
participants. All participants
must register in advance.
For further information
Miss Bev Robinson of
Rimbey, Alberta is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
McClure and family for a
week. Bev left from Regina
and" is cycling her way
through to the East Coast.
She expects to be there till
September before returning
and registration forms,
please contact Huron Count-
ry Playhouse, Grand Bend,
Ontario, NOM 1TO, 238-8387,
home with friends. On Sun-
' day the McClures motored to
Point Pelee National Pail to
show her the wildlife in
Southern Ontario. They vis-
ited :With BesSie's sister :at
Sarnia then going to Point
Pelee and .stayed with Neil
over night in London on their
way home.
A noon meal was enjoyed
by everyone; the weather
was ideal and at the close it
was agreed to have another
reunion in two years at the
same place.
Jitney
results Falls Reserve
offers sing song
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
to' be held at
Zion Mennonite Fellowship Church
5 km. east of Cranbrook
June 29 to July 10
9 to 11:30 a.m.
Classes for pre-sthool children to Senior
High Sdhooi Students. For information or
transportation arrangements, Call 887..6974
or 357-2608
"I have esteemed the words of His month
More than my necessary food"
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'Starts at Dusk
Admission $3.50
Children in Cars
(12 Years and Under)
prAoDgMramITZEe DsuFbRieEcEt to
unavoidable changes.
Phone 338-3121
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
JUNE 24, 25, 26 & 27
NINE TO FIVE
STARRING JANE FONDA LILY TOMLIN
AND DOLLY PARTON
PLUS' WILLIAM HURT IN
EYEWITNESS
"A WITTY &ENJOYABLE MYSTERY?'
(Adult Entertainment)
SUNDAY, JUNE 28 ONLY
HOLIDAY SPECIAL
n , k 1. WEREWOLF SHADOW
.1.4e, ,... .,. 2. BATH HOUSE GIRLS
5, GRETA — THE MAD BUTCHER .
4. CELESTINE — THE ALL-AROUND MAID
Sorry!! -- No Passes Accepted. •
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 2908 JULY 1
WALT DISNEY's 'PRODUCTION
SONG OF THE SOUTH
PLUS THE AR1STOCATS .
Children 12 Years and Under •
Admitted Free
Walton