The Brussels Post, 1974-06-12, Page 6
Ray & Helen's
Family Centre
STANFIELD IN HENSALL -Progtissive
Conservative Leader Robert Stanfield talked to over
1,000. supporters in Hensall last Saturday. Huron-
Middlesex MP Robert McKinley introduced Mr.
Stanfield to his Constituents. (Staff Photo).
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A number of residents .attended the Clinton Spring. Fair on
Saturday and everyone at the Home are very proud of the fact
that. the Huronview float won second prize in the parade. A
special thanks to those on the staff-who gave of their time and
talents, in preparing it.
Mrs, Nelie Welsh. Norman .Speir and Jerry Collins
provided the Old Tyme Music for Monday's activities. Two
new residents were welcomed to the Home, Mrs. Buchanan
and Mrs, McNee.
The weather was ideal on Monday evening for the Spring
Drive sponsored by the Exeter United Church men. One
hundred residents were taken for a two hour drive through
the country which they all enjoyed very much.
Students from the Exeter High • School presented a
program. "This Side of Paradise.” in the auditorium on
Tuesday afternoon arranged by Mrs.. Pat Quigley. The theme
of the program wag taken from the 20's with costumes, music
and dances such as the Charleston related to that era. Mary.
Van Camp thanked the students on behalf of the residents.
The Blossom Tea and bake sale sponsored by the
Huronview Auxiliary was well attended on Wednesday
afternoon and was opened by Rev.. Wittick of Blyth.
Two hundred senior members of North Street United
Church of Goderich, which includes several from, the Home,
were honoured by their congregation on Thursday afternoon.
Following a drive through the country supper was served at
the United Church summer camp.
The residents enjoyed an hour of organ melodies on
Thursday afternoon with Ed. Stiles, of Goderich,, at , the
console and vocal solos by Mrs. Rogers.
Marie Flynn of Clinton arranged a variety program for
"Family Night - with Harold Black emcee for the evening.
There were instrumentals by Marie Flynn, Jim and Patrick
Murray, Harold and Gary Black, Norman, Ken and Sandra
Dale; with step dancing by.Dawn and Debbie Flynn. Mrs.
McMichael • thanked the entertainers On behalf of the
residents.
Op en House planned,
for Senior Citizens
The residents of Huronview, Churches., and formerly Padre of For nigh and l'Idic—S"""1
along with other senior citizens of C, F. B., Clinton, will lead' a Pupils — 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.
Ontario, will celebrate Senior .sing-song in the auditorium. Rev. Each Week
Citizens' Week from June 16th' to Youmaloff is well-known to most•
22nd. The event has been of the residents of Huronview Starting Next. endorsed by the ministry of because of the great interest he
Community and Social Services as took in Huronview during the
Week
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part of the program for Homes for years he was stationed at the
-the Aged. base.
The Committee of
Management of Hurouview has Wednesday. the, - annual
declared open house for the week,
and invites all senior citizens' the grounds; weather permitting,
clubs, or any citizen over 60, to or in the auditorium, it' the
come and join in the programs,
For this week only. the dining
choir of Wesley Willis Church
providing the music. Our
Chaplain. Rev. W. MeWhinnie,
will be in charge of the service. In
the evening there will be' a band
concert, weather permitting,
Monday afternoon there iyill be'
Old Tvine music and dancing in
the auditorium. Goderich Senior
Citizens' Club will join with the
Hutonvic‘v residents in the
activities and Nvill assist with the
Music,
Tuesday afternoon, Rev,
George Yournaloff, Rector of
Bayfield and Middleton Angliean
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Mrs. Joe Walker-
Anniversary services were held,
in Knox Presbyterian Church on
Sunday, June 9, Reverend John
C. Brush of Molesw.orth and
Gorrie was guest speaker, The
choir sang, "Glory in My Sour.
Larry Elliott sang "Bless This
House", Reverend Brush's
sermon was, ''The Church's
Greatest Need". "Awakening
Chorus" was sung for the final-
anthem. Mrs. Ross Hoggart was
organist. This was. the one
hundred ,and • seventeenth
. anniversary.
Mr, Norman Hull of Aylmer
called on Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Hail on Friday:
Mr. J. J. Elliott and Harold
Elliott. attended the Elliott
reunion at Unionville on
Saturday..
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also feeling the rising costs and.
while they receive fairly stable
prices, production costs rise..
'A heavy squeeze has been put
on the farmers as a result of
inflation,' he said, and they must
be protected.
He proposed the Conservatives
would try to recreate the stability,
that they. claim is now gone and
continue economic expansion at
the same •rime.
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Huronview picnic will he held .on
Mrs. Phyllis Mitchell
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weatherman does not cooperate.
There will be games, races, etc.,
room will be open to visitors and commencing at 2 p.m. Huron
volunteers at a nominal charge Coumy 'Museum will have their
and supper will be provided the display van here for the clay.
day of the picnic. It would be Thursday afternoon there will
appreciated if clubs or individuals, he organ music in the auditorium
Who arc planning 'to stay for' by Ed.Stiles. The Senior Citizens'
meals would let: us know in Clubs of Baytield and Exeter will
advance. put on a variety program
Following is a schedule Of for Family Night (Thursday
activities: evening, 7 p.m.), These same
A special church service will be clubs provided the Family Night
held in the auditoriuM on Sunday program during Senior Citizens'
morning, June 16th, with the Week last year, and it was really
enjoyed by everyone,
Friday is always Bingo day at
Huronview, but for this week, we
hope to have many 'outside'
seniors with us. The games will
he held in the auditorium with
soine teal prizes, instead of the
usual chocolate bars, etc.
Brussels' Senior Citizens will join
cart' resident's for the afternoon.
On Saturday, lune 22nd. there
will be table games 'in the
auditorium (progressive euchre.
bridge. 500. etc.). Seaforth
Ilappy Citizens' Club will sponsor
this activity,
The
Blooming
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By
ED VAN
GEEST
A bolaiive paymeots is when
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robe and you giYe tip Witches.
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a busy Man. have his seete,
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What else would induce a slice-
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subfreezing Weather?
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ing mail we run out of money,
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