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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-05-25, Page 51 rfCAW REGISTERING BLOOD DONORS — Norma Coleman and Shirley Cooper of the Ausable River Nomads are busy checking out records during Wednesday's Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic at SHDHS. T -A photo. Junior Farmers The South Huron Junior Farmers have been very busy the past month and a half, and have several upcoming events to keep them even busier the next few months. A report on president's workshop in London was given by Maurice Ryan. Maurice Ryan. Gerald Johns, Rob Essery and Florence Ryan attended from oi.r club Mary Ryan reported on the progress of the wooden ben- ches that the club is having made at ARC Industries for the Kirkton Community Cen- tre. They are to be ready in a week and a half and will be at the next meeting. Florence Ryan reported on her trip to Hosier Recreations Workshop in Indiana. She en- couraged anyone who had the chance to go as it was very beneficial and full of new ideas. Information can be got to apply next year from her at any time. The County report outlined several upcoming events: the mystery tour July 29 weekend; Oktoberfest, Oc- tober 1; March conference at Thunder Bay next year with deadline for names being in the fall; Canada's Wonderland day for Junior Farmers, July 22 and deadline for tickets being June 10. Contact Gerald Johns if interested Heritage days are July 23 and members are looking after the dance again this year and the band is "Prairie Wing'. Upcoming as well is the Hensall fair June 7 and the club is having a food booth: Lots of help will be needed all day. The club. decided to enter a baseball team in the slow pitch tourna- ment June 3 and 4 at Dublin as there was lots of interest. The annual county formal is June 3 at the Pineridge Chalet. The club held nomina- tions for King and Queen and Michelle Regier and Maurice active Ryan will be representatives - the very best of luck is wish- ed to them both! Thanks to John Van Vliet • and Jim McNichol for acting as our scrutineers. ..The club received a letter from the Friend of 4-H and $100 has, been donated to them. The Junior Farmer of the month was presented to Lee Hodgert for all his hard work on the car rally. As there was a lot of new members, everyone introduc- ed themselves and stated their names and position on club executive if so, to help new members become familiar with club members. A very entertaining slide show followed the meeting with . Kevin Dutot and Bill Armstrong showing their slides from the Australian trip and Janet Shapton her pictures. A special thanks to all three was given by Mary Ryan on the club's behalf. Blood letting short of quota Another Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic is over in Exeter and unfortunately not as suc- cessful as some in the past. Convener for the sponsor- ing Ausable River Nomads Marie Brunzlow says, "Many thanks to the 213 donors who did attend our clinic with 19 deferrals making a total of 194 units of blood being given." The quota set at 225 was not reached but with a fall clinic set for October 12, 1983 the Nomads are hoping for a big- ger and better turnout. Mrs. Brunzlow concluded, "We would like to thank Mr. Wooden and staff for the use of the high school gym, Howard Holtzman of A & H, Tuckey Beverages, Frayne's and the merchants who displayed our posters and the Kinettes. Without the help of these people and the donors who take the time to give, there wouldn't be any Red Cross clinics." Following is a list of the donors at Wednesday's clinic: Linda Webber, Shirley Smith, Shirley Preszcator, Lee Webber, Brenda Glan- ville, Jacqueline Sullivan, Mary Jo McCann, Rick Denomme, Cheryl Stewart, Steve Francis, Susan Sullivan, Belinda Lowe, Frank Kohl, Laurie Mills, Mark Ryan, Roxanne McKin- non, Joan Osgood, Karen Haist, Joel Aunger, Tony Martens, Bill Osterloo, Dave Rothbauer, Barbara Mclsaac, Leroy Edwards, Cheryl Edwards, Melville Buswell, Lisa Prance, Peggy Willert, Kate Bierling, Dennis Bierling, Bill Johnston, Myra Ifit's from Anstett's it says, `you're special' $ Albert Street, Clinton 26 Main Street South, Seaforth 214 Main Street, Exeter 283 Durham Street East, Walkerton 133 queen �trw•t East, St. Marys Pearl Splendor Treasured gift of the sea - this summer's most popular fashion accessory. We will be happy to explain the subtle nuances of pearl value to you, and aid you in selecting the fine cultured pearl jewellery exactly right for today's fashions. 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Sunday evenitig supper guests with John and Linda Wuerth, Becky and Sarah, were Linda's parents and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hern, and Robbie, of Woodham. Those from this area who attended the funeral service, Friday afternoon for Charles Mathers, at the Stiles Funeral Home, Goderich, were Howard and Muriel Maier, Tom and Mike, Ervin Devine, Hugh and Annie Morenz. Mr. Mathers passed away May 18th, in his 69th year. He is survived by his wife, Gladys (Maier), formerly of this -rea. Rev. Mayo Mellecke, of Dashwood officiated at the service and interment was at Maitland Cemetery, Goderich. Lunch refreshments were served to relatives and friends at Mr. Mathers"son John's spacious country home a. few miles south of Goderich on Highway 21. The late Mr. Mathers brother. Ernest (French) Mathers, attended Blackbush School here more than 50 years ago and is well known to many in this area. Esther and Ric Storey of London spent the weekend here with Esther's parents, Ferman and Leola Snyder. 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