HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1999-02-03, Page 7Darlene Freketich marks a Grad 10 advanced parenting
class exam while students continue to write on Friday. The
second semester at Sesaforth District Secondary School
begins this week. HILGENDORFF PHOTOS
Rural Response
has moved its office
Rural. Response for Healthy" Children office is now
located in Clinton; Ontario.. Formerly located"on Main
Street in Dungannona move to 13 Rattenbury Street East.
Clinton was made on December 1; 1998. The change in
location was made to increase visibility and bring us to a
more central location in the county. while maintaining a
rural atmosphere. - -
Rural Response for Healthy Children is a Community.
"Action Program for Children funded by Health Canada. It
is a multi -faceted project aimed at strengthening families
with "children ages 0.-:6 in "Huron County; promoting the
healthy development -of children 'and -education and
prevention of child abuse. Through partnerships the' Rural
Response for Healthy Children exists to support and
strengthen families with young children: -
Rural Response for Healthy. Children currently has"
five
core programs -.that address the needs.for healthy
development ,of children. These programs include: the
Parent Education Program -which coordinates and
facilitates parenting classes throughout the•county. The•
Parent Support Program is a home -visiting" program that
matched up volunteer parent mentors- with families who
would like support. T.H.E.- Bus. Toys for Homes
Everywhere isa travelling resource library with ready
access- to. parenting materials and age appropriate toys and
-resources.' The Immigrant Advocate Program assists
Mennonite families from Mexico. with family and social
'supports. The fifth program. is -Child Abuse Prevention
Education (hat addresses,the issues of child abuse and
family- violence: included in this, program is an emphasis
.on abuse prevention with children with special needs.. '
Rural Response for Healthy Children continually
maintains the belief that programming be community
based. The outstanding generosity and community
response .has long' lasting impact for community building:
and community ownership for the health and well being of
its children.
Rural Response for. Healthy Children hosted an Open
House on Feb. 3.,
If you are interested in more information about Rural
Response for -Healthy Children. ifs programs or volunteer
opportunities please plan to attend the Open House or call
us at 1-800-47Q-0716 or 482-8777.
Thiel scores
a 567
at Hensall
shuffleboard
The Hensall shuffleboard
scores for January 26 are as
follows: Alice Thiel 567,
Gert Eagleson 562. Jean
Crerar 552, Hazel McEwen
500, Pearl McKnight 480,
Doris Hamilton469, Dave
Woodward 427. Edna Dietz
411.
At H-ensall United Church
Pirie Mitchell was the '
minister.His message was
"A Good Chewing Out".
Mark Garlough was the
organist. The greeters were
Geoff and . Jennifer
Alderdice. Gant' and Janice
Alderdice were the ushers.
The candle was lit by Pirie
Mitchell. The annual
meeting will be on Feb. 14
after the morning service, A
potluck lunch will be held.:
Stroke survivors no longer alone
Perth and Huron County.
- stroke survivors no longer.
have'to face the recovery
from 'their condition alone:
The 'Heart and Stroke
Foundation's . -newest
program. Stroke Connection.
helps survivors and their
families cope with Canada's finding or creating local
. most debilitating disease and support groups. a peer visit
fourth leading cause of death. program, and a "listening
According to the Heart and • line" - that survivors and.
Stroke .Foundation. nearly caregivers can call to talk to
300.000 Canadians are living someone who has been
with stroke. Further. nearly through stroke.
80'7r of stroke survivors "A key feature of Stroke
return to community • living. Connection- is the Stroke
"W t7- dcalinrwittr''new- --Visit Program;"-says-Corecn
lifestyle restrictions become 'Duke. Regional Coordinator.
a challenge for them, and
their caregivers.
The Foundation's Stroke
.Connection program
provides information and'
support for stroke survivors
and their families. The new
program includes: help in
Heart and Stroke luncheon
You are invited to the 2nd
Annual Heart and Stroke
Foundation's Family Fun
Weekend.
On Feb. 12. 1999 come out
'Recreation
Preview
-to the Soup Luncheon. 1.1 by ,darty Bedard
will be held at the Seaforth call Nancy and Mike Hak
527-2936.
Shuffleboard
Senior Shuffleboard
continues every Wednesday
afternoon from 1:30 p.m: to
4:00 p.m. at the Seaforth and
District Community Centres.
Everyone is welcome, come
enjoy an afternoon of fun and
social. Last weeks winners
were:
Ladies: Catherine DeCorte
- 559. Jean Lunn - 439. and
Mary McMillan 392
Men: Peter Taylor - 402,
Ken Preszcator - 391 and Cor
DeCorte - 386
Children's co-operative
Curling Club from 11:30 a.m.
to 1:30 p.m.
Admission at the door will
be $5.00. .-
On Saturday.. Feb,
13Scaforth Curling Club will
• host 'a Curling Bonspicl with
two draws. one at 9:00 a.m.
and the other at 11:00 a.m.
Entry fee for curling is
580.00 per team which
includes your curling, lunch
and prizes. Entry fee will be
returned on event day to each
curler who raises a minimum
of 5100.00 in pledges. All
proceeds raised will go to the
Heart and Stroke Foundation.
For more information oleate
at
"We have learned that when
people are coping with
stroke. they find it very
helpful and encouraging to
talk one-on-onewith others
who have had strokes. The
Heart and Stroke Foundation
provides specially trained
volunteer yisitors who are
available to visit survivors
and/or their families. These
visitors are themselves
survivors or caregivers."
To learn more about Stroke
Connection in your area. call
Stroke Connection at 1-877-
234-2220 or your local Heart
and -Stroke Foundation at 1-
888-287-7775.
approaches
The Seaforth Co-operative
Childrens Centre is now
accepting registrations for the
Mother Goose- Program.
This program is geared for
parents and their children
(ages 0 : 2 1/2 years) and
they will meet weekly with
an early childhood educator
during the months of March.
April and May. Activities
include rhymes, stories and
songs. Please call the centre
at 527-0682 to register.
CPR offered
The Childrens Centre will
also be offering a Red Cross
C.P.R. Recertification Course
on March 8 from 6:30 p.m. to
10:00 p.m. at the Childrens
Centre located at 126" Market
St. Registration fee will be
S42.00 which includes the
manual. Please pre -register
by calling 527-0682.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR,
19!!-7
l J Questions and Answers
about grief recovery*
Q. My wife loved to garden and planted beautiful flowers around
our house. I've tried to keep them up, but 1 can't. I'm thinking of
moving but how can 1 leave behind what was so precious to her?
A. We become trapped in a way of life that belongs to our past. Once
our recovery from grief is complete, we begin to see that major
changes -may be necessary for a helathy happy new life. At first, mak-
ing these changes produces feelings of guilt. Give yourself permission
to sell your home and. move to an area that personally appeals to you.
The guilt will subside soon. -
*Questions asked during bereavement classes are Answered here by the editor
of AfterLoss, the monthly grief-recodery HelpLetter. For yor. copy of
AfterLoss or one of our other helpful booklets about gnef r..covery. please
write, call or stop by •
Whitney- Rib ey
Funeral Home
87 Goderich Street West, Seaforth - 527-1390
A member ref The Alterfocs Tamils of Funeral Names
deduturd to helping those rhes seise wash tsststan.e In grief rflotm
&)1977 ALrrLoss Inc • 804261-9572
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Church Services
You are invited to attend
1. these area churches
St. Thomas
Anglican Church
Jarvis St. Seatorth
Rev. Robert Hiscox
482-7861
Sunday Feb. Th
Service of Holy..
Communion at 9:30 a.m.
CAVAN
- (Winthrop) 9:30 a.m. g
NORTHSIDE
(Goderich St., Seatorth) 1100 a.m.
UNITED CHURCHES
Minister: 527v-26351Suepfe
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Guest Speaker: Bruce Whitmore
Sunday School during services.
nurseryprovided.
First Presbyterian
Church
. .
Goderich St. W. Seatorth
11.15 AM
• Sunday School -during church
Minister. Rev Nicholas Vandermey
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THANK YOU
- The first sertlesterCo-op
Students would like to thank
all of their Seaforth and Area
em to ees. The ex rience
p y
in the working world was
well worthwhile and
everyone learned a lot. .
From the Co -o Students of
P
S.D.H.S.
Bethel Bible Church
An Associated Gospel Church
Meetiri at Seatorth Hi h
a g
.9:45 a.m: Bible School
• • •
11:00 Worship •
Fellowship with Gotland others
Small Group Meetings Weekly
Pastor Doug Cormeau 522-0070
Catholic Church
Masses
Vittoria St., Seatorth .
Saturday,- 5 15 pm •
St. James Parish, Seatorth
Saturday.- 7.15 pm .
St. Josephs Pansh. Clinton .
• • Sunday • 9:00 am •
St.-Mtchaers Parish, Biyth-
-' Sunday - 1 t :oo am
St- Jaes Parish. Seatorth
Fmather Dino Salvador
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