The Citizen, 1987-11-11, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1987.
Compiled by Mrs. Dora Shobbrook. Phone 523-4250
Burns UCW plans
Christmas outing
Burns U.C.W. met on Wednes
day, November 4 at the home of
Romana Jamieson with 15 mem
bers present. Gay Salverda was in
charge of the meeting.
The meeting opened with apoem
and hymn 502. Psalm 25 was read
by Ida Salverda. Prayer was given
byRomana. Apoem, “Once in a
Belgium Garden” was read by
Margaret Taylor. A reading and
prayer were given by Renee Snell.
Margaret Taylor gave a very
interesting talk on her trip to
Pennsylvania and how people
there lived.
Mrs. Rice conducted the busi-
8 tables at
1/1/7 card party
There were eight tables in play at
the W.I. card party on Friday
night. The winnerswere ladies’
high, Trudy Pollard; lone hands,
Vera Hesselwood; low, Marie
Krauter; men’s high, Lome Hunk-
ing; lone hands, Elmer Townsend;
and low, June Fothergill (playing
as a man). The next card party will
be on November 26.
Hullett Happenings
ness, roll call, minutes of the
previous meeting and the treasur-
er’sreport. MargaretTaylorgavea
report on the bazaar. Thank you
cards are to be sent to Mrs.
Lammeran and Dorothy Tamblyn.
Plans were discussed for the
Christmas dinner at Hillcrest
Restaurant on November 29 at
1:30. Everyone will meet at Clara
Riley’s after dinner for the meet
ing.
The meeting closed with the
Lord's Prayer. Lunch was served
by Gay Salverda’s group.
Explorers meet
BY KERRIE SZUSZ
The Explorers started their
expedition by saying the Explorer
Purpose. They took the attendance
and offering for the craft. They
coloured the care bear that Lynda
molded. She read the initiation
ceremony. Fromcollectionthey
had $9.
For roll call they said what they
were for Halloween. Every body
was present. They ended the
Expedition by singing the Explorer
hymn and “This is my Father’s
World.”
The top runners in the hundreds that took part in the central Huron cross-country meet at Hullett Central
School on Wednesday show off their medallions. The winners are: [front row, left to right] Lindsay
Anderson, Hullett, junior girls; Kyle Giles, Vanastra, midget boys [tie]; Marc Bricker, Hullett, midget
boys [tie]; Dan Vanderlaan, Clinton Christian, senior boys; [back] Brent Whitmore, Seaforth, junior
boys; Kick! Lansink, Seaforth, junior girls; Tyler McGregor, Huron Centennial, intermediate boys;
Karalee Potter, Hullett, senior girls and Tanuni Medd, Bly th, intermediate girls.
Carman Riley injured in fall
Sorry to report Carman Riley had
the misfortune to fall and fracture
his hip on Friday. He was admitted
to Wingham Hospital and trans
ferred to University Hospital,
London. Friends wish him a speedy
recovery.
Congratulations on the wedding
of Ruth Anna Jane Munnings and
Wayne Allen Hulley who were
married in the Church on Saturday,
November 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter spent
Sunday with their daughter Col
leen in Exeter. Colleen treated
them to dinner at Robindales,
Exeter in the evening.
The family of Bob and Bertha
Johnston celebrated their 62 wed
ding anniversary and Bob’s 82
birthday on Sunday. The anniver
saries were on November 9.
Report cards coming
REPORTCARDS
On November 20, all the stu
dents at the school will be getting
their report cards. Teachers will be
giving many tests in the next few
weeks to see how well the students
are doing.
GRADE 2 PUMPKINS
Grade 2’s had a great time on
Thursday, October 29 carving
pumpkins. It took all afternoon but
they really enjoyed doing it. Grade
8’s helped them by cleaning them
out and drawing the face. After
they had them all done, they
cooked the seeds, and enjoyed
eating them.
CROSS-COUNTRY
Congratulations to our cross
country team who, for the ninth
straight year, won the overall
championship in a very close battle
with Huron Centennial. Out of the
eight races, Hullett ended up
winning three team champion
ships - midget girls, midget boys
and junior girls. They also had
three individual champions: Lind
say Anderson, Marc Bricker, and
Kara Lee Potter. They also had
many other tremendous perfor
mances from the runners. These
people placed in the top ten:
Jennifer Szusz, second; Tim
Lyons, third; Chris Kennedy, fifth;
Benji Hakkers, Kerrie Szusz, Sara
Lyons, sixth; Jamie Riley, Alison
Chamney, Randy Shepherd,
seventh; Erin Jamieson, Tony
Vanderlei, Joanne Wilts, eighth;
Rachel Jenkins, Wilfred Datema,
Kim Salverda, ninth; Pauline
Huizinga, Tom Nott, tenth.
A special thanks to John Rad
ford, Frank Johnston, Mr. Arm
strong, and John Radford Sr. for
the use of their lawn for the races.
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Victoria Hospital seeks funding
BY CHRIS LAWS
A delegation representing Vic
toria Hospital corporation in Lon
don, spoke to members of Huron
County Council on Thursday,
November 5, to request that
$25,000 in fundi ng be provided,
over the next five years, to help
expand the facility.
John Robinson spoke on behalf
of the delegation, and praised
Huron County for having five
excellent general hospitals. He
added that only half of the $170
million that is required to construct
the new Victoria Hospital complex
has been earned sofar, and without
county and public money, the
hospital will not be able to survive.
Robinson stated that they have
already received donations from
the City of London ($3 million),
Middlesex County ($372,000), and
Elgin County ($50,000). He added
that Victoria Hospital has many
specialties that the county hospi
tals don’t have, and in order to get
the same treatment, one would
have to “suffer through the trauma
involved in getting treatment in
Toronto.”
Mr. Robinson’s final argument
pointed to the 900 people from
Huron County last year who were
admitted to Victoria Hospital as
in-patients. He also stated that
there were an additional 500 Huron
County residents who received
treatment but were not admitted.
Usborne Township Reeve, Ger
ry Prout, asked the delegation
about a report that he had either
seen on CFPL-TV, or read in The
London Free Press, about Victoria
Hospital not admitting people
outside of the City of London.
Robinson answered Prout by say
ing that he had not heard the
report, and that it was not true.
Exeter Reeve Bill Mickle asked
the delegation if there would be
any duplication of services that are
currently offered in London’s other
two hospitals with the expansion,
to which he was told there would
not be.
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