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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2004-10-06, Page 15Correspondents Legion service officer to visit Seaforth this week This column will cover The branch was saddened functions coming up in to hear of the passing of Ferg October. Feeney on Sept. 25. A good job was done by Hello from all to our shut Tucker for the branch golf. ins at home or in the Manor Everyone enjoyed the format or Maplewood. and of course the meal. At the going down of the The Legion Service Officer sun and in the morning we will visit the branch on Oct. will remember them. 8 at noon. Call 522-0474 for an appointment. Seaforth Legion The zone veterans banquet to pay your dues, so come on will be in Clinton this year out and have some fun. on Oct. 24. Call Paul Spittal The zone cribbage will be for details at 522-0121. at Branch 128 Mitchell on There will be a Oct. 30. Sign up at the membership pub night Oct. branch before the Oct. 16 22. This will be a good time deadline. by Errol SkiUender St. Patrick's holds regional onal meetin St. Patrick s C.W.L. of Dublin, held a meeting Bill Elliott, THOUGHT FOR TODAY held a very successful regional last night, Oct. Dublin g who spoke May this Thanksgiving meeting in the parish hall last 5 in the parish of safety in holiday bring a very special Wednesday, Sept. 29 with a hall with a large crowd the home.' share of peace and contentment large crowd present. It ended attending. Phil Graul is the new deputy your way. with a closing mass at 3 p.m. They enjoyed having guest lire chief for the Municipality of St. Vincent de Paul C.W.L. speaker, West Perth Fire Chief, West Perth. By Dorothy Dillon Hensall hosts Hallowe'en decorating contest The Hensall shuffleboard conducted the g u e s t to 2 p.m. in aid of the food scores for Sept. 28 are as Communion minister bank. follows: Catherine DeCorte service assisted and also An added bonus is the 651, Marj Reichert 439, Hank by Cecil chance to throw a cream pie Dorrsers 425, Ray Bennewies Pepper, Ross Kercher, Jerry conducted Communion at the branch manager. "Help 415, Theo Vandenboom 400, Traquair, Les Hills, and service at Carmel Presbyterian Church. Gwen us cream hunger." Alice Thiel 399, Joe Regier Steven Troyer. The deadline to register for 390, Donna Smale 369, The Christ Candle was lit was assisted by Robert Taylor the annual village Hallowe'en Helen McKay 369. by Kathy Mann, who also and Al Hoggarth. decorating Contest is October At Hensall United Church read the scripture. Joyce Pepper was the 22. Call 262-2715 to register the greeter was Ross Riley Pastor Fred's message was organist with Al Hoggarth by Oct. 22. There are with Bill Gibson and Les "The Bag Lady." Denise and Harry Smith receiving separate categories for Hills receiving the offering. Troyer and Mona Alderdice the offering. residences and businesses. The organist was Agnes Bray. were the nursery attendants. The Bank of Montreal will Pastor Fred DarkeRev. Gwen Brown was the host a hot-dog and drink lunch on Oct. 8 from 11 a.m. Hensall News By Liz Sangster Business women tell group to "focus on creativity" at well -attended dinner meeting in Holmesville By Cheryl Heath News -Record Staff Focus on creativity. That was 'the message Tuesday night by Laurel Armstrong at the well - attended Huron Small Business Enterprise Centre - sponsored dinner meeting in Holmesville. Armstrong. a businesswoman, says it is not only important to step out of the box, but out of one s self as well. She suggests that by meeting regularly with a group of people, business owners and managers get the chance to multi track as well as meet new contacts and swap ideas ABCA offers fall car tour of Bayfield River countryside The countryside of the Bayfield River watershed will be featured during a fall colour car tour, offered by the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority on Sunday, Oct. 17. After registering between 1-2 p.m. at the gazebo in Clan Gregor Square, just off of Highway #21 in Bayfield, participants will receive a tour package detailing the route to be taken as they explore the Bayfield River watershed from the mouth in Bayfield to the source in Dublin. Along the way, participants will visit the Bayfield Berry Farm for a complimentary coffee, Bannockburn Wildlife Area, Clinton Conservation Area, local land stewardship projects and all points in between. The tour is approximately 150 kilometres and will end in Clinton at the Dinner Bell Restaurant. At each stop, participants will be given a piece to a puzzle that they will have to unscramble for prizes at the final destination. Nature oriented demonstrations and activities will be held at each conservation area. This car tour is a unique way to explore your own backyard and it is the hope of the ABCA that this will become a popular fall family tradition, says Erin Dolmage, ABCA Conservation Education Specialist. There is a minimal charge of $5 per carload for the event to cover tour package costs. Donations are always welcome to support the preservation of our natural areas. For further details contact the ABCA at 519- 235-2610. • 4 0 RECOGNIZING EXCELLENCE • CELEBRATING ACHIEVEMENT Central Huron Secondary School www.amdsb.ca/CHSS/ Clinton, Ontario Canada Please Join Us for our annual Awards Assembly •• at 9 a.m. • 4 Commencement 644 .• Exercises • at 7:30 p.m. • Friday TH October 8 • This invitation is extended to all our graduates, their proud parents, relatives, and cheering friends. Graduates, Award Winners and Presenters -- please arrive at the school no later than 7:00 p.m. ► on how to improve operations. Armstrong shared an anecdote about a class she took at the Southampton School of Art. She says working alongside other women, who worked in a variety of fields, proved inspiring. 1 was the neophyte, 1 was the tentative one, she says. By the third day. 1 lost the fear. Armstrong says the class managed to create impressive prints by focusing on their passion. How do you transfer that passion to a business setting'? says Armstrong. That is something we need to celebrate and to explore further. The worst thing to do, says Armstrong, is to remain isolated. When you arc in a group, there s a collective cncrgy that occurs, she says, adding it is also important to read as much as possible, including old business -based books and current magazines. What you want to do is broaden the horizons, she says. When you think about creativity, you want to think about divergence. Armstrong further recommends using notebooks, tape recorders and even answering machines to keep track of ideas as they form. The meeting also featured an ongoing session wherein draw prize winners were challenged to give a one -minute synopsis about their respective businesses or careers. At night s end, the first person to recall what all six randomly chosen women did for a living won the grand prize. 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