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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-10-12, Page 3Local TIM CUMMING PHOTO NEW FRIENDS - Seventeen -month-old Sherry Lee Wemham, of Walton and two-year-old Kristin Calder, of Mitchell, meet at the Baby Contest held by the Seaforth and district Lioness Club at the fair in Seaforth on the weekend. Here, the two youngsters look at a baby. Rabies clinic in this area BY JOHN ORR The Huron County Health Unit, Public Health Inspection Department in cooperation with the veterinarians in Huron County are hosting low cast Anti -Rabies Vaccination Clinic in the early part of October, 1994. The cost for vaccinating your dog of cat for rabies will be $10 including G.S.T. Please check for the advertisement in this newspaper for the time that the low cost Anti -Rabies Vaccination Clinics will be held in your area. The low-cost clinics will be held over several days for your convenience to ensure you get your pet vaccinated. For more information, you may call the Huron County Health Unit at 482-3416 or 1-800-265-5184 and ask for the Public Health Inspection Department or call your local veterinarian. Pet owners are reminded that dogs and cats are required to be vaccinated for Rabies. Centre holds programs Join the Hensall community Drop -In, Oct. 20 at the Hensall United Church. Activities include Foot Care at 10 a.m. and a meal at noon. Monica Penner from Shoreline Health Co. will show the most updated assistive devices for daily living. Cathy Ryan, the Public Health Nurse, will be on had for consultation. The day will conclude with card games. Reserve by phon- ing Margaret Cole (262-2304) or Faye Skinner, Town and Country Homemakers (235-0258), before noon qn Monday. For information regarding other services for seniors contact the Exeter Town and Coun- try Homemakers office (235-0258). Fall programming has begun again for line dancing, clogging at the Exeter Drop -In. On Sunday, Oct. the sacrament of communion was observed at Carmel Presbyterian Church. A pulpit bible was donated by the Taylor family in memory of Christina and Orval Taylor and their granddaughter Donna Mae Taylor. The bible was accepted. by - Robert M. Bell. on behalf of the congregation. Jan Baker opened the October meeting of the Carmel Presbyterian Church Women (PCW) with a poem 'Autumn Harvest'. Cathy Bell introduced the guest speaker Margaret Greig of London. Margaret led a sing -song accom- panying the songs with her guitar. She led a discussion about activities in ladies' group. Dorothy Taylor thanked the speaker. Marg Varley conducted the wor- ship using 'Thankgiving' as her theme, using son, verse, story and prayer. Dorothy Taylor was the pianist for the evening. A thank -you note was read from Edith Bell. Marilyn Campbell gave the treasurer's report and Cathy Bell gave the sick and shut-in report. Jan thanked the women who helped at Queensway bingo. It was decided to ask Rev. Mark Gaskin to attend the November meeting. The meeting closed with lunch served by Dorothy Taylor and Marg Love. The P.C.W. of Carmel Church travelled to Atwood on Thursday evening, they were entertained by Atwood Presbyterian Ladies. HENSALL GYMNASTICS CLUB The Hensall Gymnastics Club is holding registration at the Hensall Library Wednesday, Oct. 12 and Thursday, Oct. 13 from 7-9 p.m. Classes begin Oct. 19. (information available at 262-2812 or 262-3025) WEEK OF THE CHILD Week of the Child activities are currently being finalized. Some highlights include a child identifica- tion project, crafts for kids, free skating, movies, and of course the Costume Parade. The week will hold special significance this year as the International Year of the Family is celebrated. Activities are broadening their focus, to include the entire family. Parents arc encouraged to dress up and join the fun Saturday, Oct. 22 - 12:30 p.m. (at the Hensall Fire Hall). Hensall Residents are reminded of the Special Garbage pick-up sched- uled for- Friday, October 14. J Hensall by Liz Sangster 262-2715 'Special' items include furniture, appliances (Must be tagged Freon - free where applicable) waste in containers. Please have items curbside by 7 a.m. to ensure pick- up. Best wishes go to Herman Van Wieren on his retirement. Allan Nigh will be the new Building Inspector. Hensall by Liz Sangster 262-2715 Women's group helps shut-ins The Afternoon Ladies' Group of the Hensall United Church met Oct. 6. Twelve were present and 30 visits were made in September. In October volunteers packed and delivered 30 boxes to shut-ins for Thanksgiving. Elva Forest read a poem 'Take Nothing For Granted', followed by prayer. The group sang 'Come Let Us Sing of a Wonderful Life'. Mary Roobol had the devotional, using scripture from Ephesians 5:20 for her theme. The offering was taken and dedi- cated by Elva Forrest. Elva Forrest was the pianist. Sadie Craig gave the treasurer's report. Anne Annen invited the group to the manse for the Christmas meet- ing in December. Elva showed a video of animals and birds of the Artic. Rene Caldwell loaned the group the video which was enjoyed very much. The group sang the hymn #19, followed by the Benediction, Fredo Boa and Audrey Christie served lunch for the social hour. CMHC tAl SCHL Helping to house Canadians Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation is now accepting applications from families wishing to rent a 3 -bedroom home with appliances. Located in Staffa. Rent geared -to -income. Available now. To apply contact: CMHC Kitchener Office Social Housing Department 50 Queen Street North t Kitchener, Ontariel: N2H 6K8. Tel: (519) 571-6666 CUT AND SAVE CLIP THIS AD & RECEIVE $2.00 OFF THE REGULAR PRICE ($34.00 tP„res) OF AN OILING SNE"COUPON PER CUSTOMER THE OIL CAN MAN Robert Glanville Oil Undercoating Mobile Service Individual and Commercial Vehicles RR#4 Walton L Call For An Appointment 527-2628 BSAIt 3RD SPKIALS Free Balloons Recipes SEAFORTH MEAT MARKET 27 Main St. s., Seaforth 527-1821 Compare Our Taste and Quality You'll Know the Price is a Steal. ALL BEEF ct. 11 - Oct. 22/94 CANADA GRADE A 101b. PKGS. approx. 10 lbs. Bnwv Packers Select Bacon 2.5016. 10 lbs. Chicken Breast 2.4916. 1016 . Storemade Hamburg Patties 2.45 Ib. 10 lbs. Lean Ground Beef 2.50 Ib. 10 lbs. Storemade Sausage 2.35 Ib. plain or garlic $25.00 PACKAGE Try a $25.00 pkg. for you or your student away from hone. 1 Ib. average of each. Lean Ground Beef Baron fork Chops Breakfast Sausage Chicken Legs Chicken Breast Krunchie Perch Storemade Plain or Garlic Sausage BEEF HINDS Average 155 - 16S lbs. cut & wrapped Ib. 2.35 .lb. Orders taken for Fresh Lambs. NOTE: 5% Senior Discount does not apply Ir a, ba . In • rlced a • lats. t ,tt•.• WHOLE PORK LOIN cut and wrapped average 16 lbs. 2.35 lb • WHOLE SMOKED PORK LOIN average 13 lbs. 3.89 lb. BONELESS HIP OF BEEF Average 65-75 lbs. include, Rump, Sirloin Tip & Steak guests, Round Steak, Ground Beef - rut & wrapped. 2.75 lb. 416 All BEEF CANADA GRADE A. TNI HURON EXPOSITOR, October 12, 11194-3 SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL PARENTS ADVISORY GROUP invite interested parents to join the group. Please attend next meeting TUES. OCT. 25 7 p.m. Room #18, Seaforth District High School Feature OCTOSE Make an appointment with Heidi Only this week and save on.... While You're in make an appointment for a PEDICURE . $14. .00 01?t • Pick • Etizilin LADIES', MEN'S & CHILDREN'S FASHIONS Z�th Anniersary SALE Wednesday, Oct. 12th - Saturday, Oct. 22nd; BUY ANY ITEM AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET A SECOND ITEM* AT i • • 112 PRICE CM.ad tent arty norther priced kw In any department— bul hurry, this Is a 10 day sale any! Haw/ Ism awl N et aa squat or im., mw. aa«sss.e an aro Store Hours. Monday to Saturday 9.00 a m to 5 30 p m - Fndays 11118 00 p m MAIN STREET, MITCHELL 348-8463 nip f; . uotj?iJ--uv\, r, • . • • t-. r71,1 TT ..c,110:tccf, *