Times-Advocate, 1983-05-11, Page 7GET PROVINCIAL HONOURS -- A nuMber of Provincial Honours were presented
at the Perth 4-H Achievement Night held Tuesday in Kirkton. From the left are
Cindy Armstrong, Kim Feltz, Marlene Kernick, Marilee Stephens, Janet Hartwick
and PatriciaCowdrey.Missingwas Barbaro Jaques. T -A photo.
Heart group reach target,
plan education curriculum
Heart month in Canada is
now over for another year and
-the Huron Chapter of Cana-
dian Heart Fund, Ontario
Division announce that they
have exceeded their objective
of $30,000.00.
Pat Whalen, campaign
chairman, says that a final
account figure will be
available soon and expresses
his gratitude to each area
captain and to all of their
volunteer canvassers for the
excellent job they have just
completed.
"A special.note of gratitude
goes to our chapter co-
ordinator Joan Van Den
Broeck for her great
assistance in organizing this
years campaign. The cam-
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paign was successful because
it was properly organized yes,
but more importantly
because the residents,
organizations and business in
Huron County recognized the
Seniors view
Australia pics
The Exeter senior citizens
meeting opened with the sing-
ing of 0 Canada and
repeating the Lord's prayer.
Mrs. Thomson gave some an-
nouncements, namely:
Senior citizens week is to be
June 19 to 25. The theme this
year is "We all have a lot to
share," and we were par-
ticularly invited to Huronview
June29from 1:30to3:50p.m.
to share in cookies, tea and
coffee. .
The notice of resignation as
second -vice president of the
club, Janet Desjardine, was
read and accepted with regret
as she is moving to Goderich.
Mrs. Love gave a report
from the advisory committee,
urging all to observe senior
citizens week in some par-
ticular way.
The June meeting June 7
will take the form of a pot-
luck supper and picnic star-
ting at 5:30 p.m. Please bring
your own dishes and cutlery.
The program chaired by
Blanche Dougall, consisted of
a sing song. musical selec-
tions by Peter and David
Dougall on piano and guitar,
a solo by Gloria Martin acom-
panied on piano by Leila
Finkbeiner, a short skit, "Is
it time." These selections
were interspersed by several
hits of humor by Blanche.
Some beautiful slides of
Australia with commentary
were shown by Bob Mason.
who is from Australia and is
an exchange teacher at
McGillivray Central school.
These were much enjoyed.
The meeting was closed by
singing "The Queen" follow-
ed by singing of "Grace" and
lunch served by ladies of the
Anglican church.
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importance of this appeal and
gave generously," Whalen
said.
Because of the success of
the campaign and others
across Ontario the provincial
objective in 1983 of
$8,450,000.00 will hopefully be
attained. Without your willing
co-operation we would not be
able to express such a positive
outlook.
The Medical Research
Committee of the Ontario
Heart Foundation met at the
end of January to review
research applications submit-
ted for funding. After
deliberations, $10.8 million .
has been committed to 181
heart and stroke projects
commencing July 1983.
Locally some of the cam-
paign funds will be used t0
sponsor Clinical Days for
nurses and doctors, and for
literature explaining' the
various aspects of heart il-
lness and care. The Huron
chapter is also funding the
printing of a 'heart health'
curriculum for grades 7 and
8. The plan is for the Health
Unit to introduce this cur-
riculum during Professional
Activity Days in June in both
the public and separate
schools. The balance of the
funds collected will be for-
warded to Toronto to be used
in research.
"Thank you again for your
support and for helping us en-
sure that research against our
nation's number one health
enemy will continue," Whalen
concluded.
Questions
answered
What do you do if your
younger brother destroys
your homework, alienates
your friends and eats your
turtle? These and other ques-
tions will be answered by the
Erewhon Theatre of Canada's
performance of "Tales of a
Fourth Grade Nothing" at the
Robertson Memorial Public
School in Goderich on May 14
at 10:30 a.m. This humourous,
thought-provoking story
about sibling rivalry is
adapted from Judy Blume's
book of the same name.
Those who have read the
book will enjoy seeing their
favourite characters come to
life. Those who haven't will be
equally delighted by an ex-
citing presentation that in-
cludes mime, juggling, masks
and unusual props.
The play will be about 40
minutes long followed by a 15
minute workshop. During this
workshop the children in the
audience will be able to
discuss the play, ask ques-
tions and see the actors
demonstrate how juggling,
masks, mime and props are
used to enhance the
performance.
The Erewhon Theatre of
Canada has been presenting
literary classics to young au-
diences in Ontario for seven
years. ft is known for the
originality and versatility of
its performances. "Tales of a
Fourth Grade Nothing" and
other popular books by ,Judy
Blume are available at your
local library.
Admission is free. This pro-
gramme is sponsored by the
Huron County Library and
funded by Outreach Ontario.
Death and taxes may
always he with us, but death
at least doesn't get any worse.
Plan to bake 100 pies for Heritage Days
Rebekahs host area Lodge members
Church Service at Exeter District Deputy President
United Church and the Alice Bowen.
District Church Service at Audrey closed lodge with
Brucefiejd United Church. the sing song "If I can Help
Congratulation reports and Somebody." A program
inspiring remarks came from followed with a fast pace of
Marjorie Broadfoot, Clinton, hilarious card bingo and a
Cheryl Edwards JPNG, and delicious lunch.
Pride of Huron Rebekah
lodge opened the "Friendship
Night" with Noble Grand
Audrey Rowe presiding,
assisted by Vice Grand Bar-
bara Whiting. Sister Audrey
welcomed the sisters and
brothers with an inspiring
poem on friendship.
There were friends visiting
from Clinton, Parkhill, West
Lorne, Forest, and Goderich.
Each Pride of Huron member
introduced their guest and
gave them a gift.
Sister Cheryl Edwards,
VPNG introduced District
Deputy President Sister Alice
Bowen.
Barb Whiting reported the
visiting committee visited
Sister Kay Green at the time
of Brother Clarence's funeral.
Flowers were delivered to
Gladys McDonald on her
return home from hospital
and Helen Wasnidge received
a cup and saucer from the
lodge after her stay in the
hospital.
A get well card was sent to
Larry Taylor and a sympathy
oard was sent to Alice Bowen.
'Junior Past Noble Grand
Cheryl Edwards reported
from the Local Humanitarian
Service Committee on the last
euchre party of the season.
The committee banquet will
be held May 14.
Noble Grand Audrey Rowe
reported on the lunch served
at Sister Kay Green's home
on Monda; She thanked all
sisters who volunteered for
serving and food.
Communications were read
by Audrey MacGregor. An in-
vitation, to all, to hear the
Stratford Boys Choir "Sing
Song" at Trivitt Memorial
Church, May 29.
Brussels Morning Start
Rebekah lodge invited Pride
of Huron sisters to their 50th
anniversary June 4. Contribu-
tion to the program will be
volunteered to by some of the
sisters.
Pride of Huron lodge
members picked up pie plates
and volunteered to make 100
apple pies for Heritage Days
in July.
The first meeting in June,
Pride of Huron will celebrate
a birthday party and will in-
vite Stratford.
The Exeter Oddfellow 50-50
draw was won by Marjorie
Arthur, PG. Jean Noels
reported on the Oddfellow
A Texan strode up to the
desk of a Miami Beach hotel.
He was followed by a caravan
of bellhops carrying skis, ice
skates and other winter -
sports gear. The perplexed
clerk looked over the en-
tourage, then said to the new
guests, "I hate to tell you this,
sir, but we never have snow
here."
"That's okay, m'boy,"
Loomed the Texan. "It's com-
ing with the rest of my bags."
ADVANCED HONOURS — Three 4-14 members receiv-
ed Advanced Honours certificates at Tuesday's Perth
4-H Achievement Night held in Kirkton. From the left
are Ellen Copeland, Terri Brintnell and Lynn Robinson."
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