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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-03-16, Page 15News and Views Hospital Auxiliary hears speakers The Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary meeting was held on Tuesday March 8 in Conference Room 2 of Seaforth Community Hospital. Margaret M. Mennen was the chair and opened the meeting with the Auxiliary Prayer. Marion Turnbull introduced the guest speakers Carol Bowker Physio -Therapist and Kay Mailloux RN. Seaforth Community Hospital gave a very interesting presentation with video and hands-on demonstration of T.E.N.S. (device to relieve pain). The unit T.E.N.S. is a drug free to managing pain. The members of the Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary are busy making eggs for Easter. Orders maybe given to Maxine Marks or Shirley Dinsmore by March 25. Orders maybe picked up March 29 and 30 at the hospital. Roll call was answered by giving a Easter Card for the patients. Minutes and reports were read and approved. Spring Conference will be held at Fergus on April 25, 1994. Mary Margaret Maloney won the mystery prize. The meeting closed with a social time. Seaforth Legion by Barbara Scott i Town council pay reported The February meeting attendance report was distributed at the March 8 Seaforth Council meeting. The report is released monthly by Coun- cil. Mayor Hazel Hildebrand attended two committees, regular Council, a fire area board meeting and board of education meeting for a total of $280. Four other events were attended but not charged for. Reeve William Bennett attended a Transportation and Environment meeting and regular Council for a total of $120. One event was attended but not charged for. Deputy -Reeve Garry Osborn aUerOed Transportation and Envi- ronment Meeting, regular Council, a hospital board meetmg and a joint Council meeting for a total of $210. One meeting was attended but not charged for. • Corm. Marjorie Claus attended regular Council, a C.H.U.M.S. (Central Huron Mobility Service) meeting, and a joint Council meet- ing fora total of $165. Coun. Brian Ferguson attended regular Council, Finance and Gen- eral Government Committee, Recre- ation Committee meeting and joint Council meeting fora total of $210. Coun. Michael Hak attended a Finance and General Government meeting and regular Council for a total of $120. Coun. Irwin Johnston attended a Transportation & Environment meeting, regular Council, Arena Board and special arena meeting for a total of $210. Coun. William Teall attended a Finance & General Government meeting, regular Council, Landfill meeting and Huron County BoardJ of Education meeting for a total of $210. WI April meeting in Clinton Seaforth Women's Institute held its March 8 meeting in the Northside United Church. Helen MacKenize President opened with Institute poems Opening Ode and Mary Stewart collect. Minutes of the last meeting were given by Olive Papple. The April meeting will be held at the Blue Fountain in Clinton for dinner with a meeting after. Meet at Olive Papple's at 11:45. J Legion holds bus trip Queensway r Residents enjoy March events Seaforth Legion Branch 156 Ways and Means chairman David Watson reports there are still a few seats left for the bus trip this coming Saturday, March 19. If you are interested sign up at the Legion or contact Dave. The Ladies' Auxiliary are holding another Sunday dinner for the public on Sunday, March 20. Desserts and help would be appreciated. Tickets for the annual Duck Race are now on sale at the Branch and from some members. Proceeds are for renovations and Legion work. General meeting is Thursday at 8 p.m. 'At the going down of the—sun in the morning we will remember them.' ANIMAL CONTROL Residents of Hullett wishing to report: 1. LIVESTOCK KILLED Call Geo. Iloggart, Evaluator 523-4405 or'Ihwnship Office 523-4340 2. DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE Call Thwnship Office 523-4340 T. Duizer 523-4359 T. Cunningham 526-7557 Perk iiou�c t7 ST. PATRICK'S h WEEKEND BASH Thurs., March 1 Join us for----- •Karaoke •Green Beer •Limerick Contests •Lucky Shamrocks •Pot -of -Gold Draws March 18 & 19 Entertainer Terry Connelly Irish Selections and Rock and Roll 9 p.m. -1 a.m. Draws for Great Prizes Come to the • Park Hoge for GREATn FOOD ad TS OF FUN 168 West St Goderich 524- 1471 1 The Volunteer Auxiliary of Queensway Nursing Home gathered together on Monday to discuss the upcoming activities and events. To start bingos off for the month of March, the Hensall Legion Auxiliary were in Monday afternoon with volunteers and bingo prizes. Reverend Vandermeer joined residents Tuesday afternoon for the weekly church service. Susan Verhoog played the keyboard and provided wonderful musical accompaniment. Upcoming events: March 15 - 4 p.m. - Supper Club; March 17 - 2 p.m. - St. Patrick's Day Party; Mauch„ 19 - 2 p.m,, -,,,Movie Matinee; March 24 - 7 p.m. - March Birthday Party rith Sherry McCall Stepdancers. When Irish Eyes are smilin'... HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY O'ROURKE TRANSPORT A Division of W. Thur & Sons Ltd. Livestock & General Trucking Bus. 345.2913 Dublin Res 348-9009 Thursday Night Jonny is "Irish" as they get! ST. PATRICK'S BASH Line Dancing starts at 8:30 pm THIS SATURDAY MARCH 19 TA -SHE No Cover! Next Saturday March 26 BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY "A Tribute to Queen". Tickets '5. 317 Huron St. (Hwy. 8 West) The meeting was tumed over to Betty Hulley and Marjorie Rock. Betty had a spring poem, Maple Syrup Time. Marjorie Rock had a St. Patrick's reading. Betty's motto Detour, we all have to detour around all lives and health at certain time. Betty Hulley introduced the guest speaker, Donna Coak. She spoke on NewFoundland and showed a film on it. They lived there for six years. She also had photos which she had taken there. She displayed a rug which they made in NewFoundland. They are noted for a lot of Irish music. Marjorie Rock thanked her and presented her with a gift. Lunch was served by Viola Lawson, Doris Hugill and Betty MacLean. Next Meeting is April 12 at the Blue Fountain noon dinner, Clinton. te Marion Charters 80 YEARS YOUNG THE HUlAN EXPOSITOR, March te, 1S944-15 Easter Eggs now on sale =-$3.00 per egg Your Choice • Cream filled • Solid Chocolate • Marshmallow Orders to be placed by March 25194 Pickup date March 20-30/94 Seaforth Community Hospital Proceeds towards Hospital Equipment To place order please phone: Marian MacLean 527-0814 Maxine Marks 527-2573 or any other auxiliary member Sponsored by Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary SPARKY'S PACE alto FAMILY DINING SUNDAY SPECIAL CHICKEN SWISS - DINNER '6 25 Includes Coffee or Tea and Dessert SUNDAY, MAR. 20, 5 - 7 pm 90 Main St., Seaforth 527.1964 LOOBY LOOBY euNSTHUCTIO,I' IMITED LOCBY BUII.DE 1OIJBJN) LIMITED `( LJ. LOOBY (,JNTRACTING LTD. HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY I'n 345-2800 -3 1 Doug Campbell From all your Friends GODERICH 524-1811 TUE When Preston Waters sees an opportunity, he takes it. Blank Check Fri. - Thurs. 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