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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-09-21, Page 27FASHIONS - Pat Venton was convener of a fashion show organized by the Ladies Guild of the Huron Country Playhouse and the Grand Bend Lioness CIO. Guild members modelling some of the glamorous evening +tear from The Red Pump store in Bayfield are (right) Betty Eaton. Jackie Silvethorne, Venton, Beth Jean and Milvi Iskaus- kas. Harry Israel, owner of the Red Pump, was MC. LIONESS MODELS - Grand Bend Lioness members Donna Hoffman (right) Cheryl-En9lert, Dorothy Peat and Tracy Soldan were among the models at the fashion show hosted jointly by the Ladies Guild of the Huron Country Playhouse andtheGrand Bend Lioness Club. Fashions were from The Red Pump store in Bayfield and lingerie from Sue Carradine of Under the Cover. Red Pump proprietor Harry Israel was MC. - Jumping for healthy hearts GODERICH - Jump 'Rope . for Heart was a skipping succc,ss in 1987-88. . More than 200,00( students in 950 Ontario schools participated this year in this unique school fit- ness program offered by the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. These .students - in schools from nig Trout Lake in Northern Onta- rio to a Canadian Forces base school in West Germany spent last year learning the importance of physical activity while also raising funds for thc Hearth Foundation. Through two-hour jump event fund raisers, the students collected pledges and raised S2.S8 million to help tundongoing research and.ed- ucation programs into heart disease and stroke, -Canada's No.1 killer. -"We believe with the kind of support educators are giving Jump Rope for Heart, we can promote .the benefits of a healthy lifestyle to young people at a crucial stage in their lives." said Barb Itorsman, Provincial Volunteer Chairman of the program. Locally, Huron County schools have been strong supporters of the Jump Rope for Heart Program which was piloted at Seaford) Dis- trict High School prior to its re- lease to Ontario schools as a Pro- vincial proeram. Much of the suc- cess of the local program, according to Don Young, the County's Jump Rope for Heart Campaign, "is due to the dedication of the Huron Hearts Demonstration Team at Wingham. Public School". Under the leadership of their coach, Dave Shaw, the team has introduced thc program demonstrating skipping skills to countless student bodies in Huron, Bruce, . Grey and Perth Counties. Their enthusiasm and skill has encouraged many young people to pick up a skipping rope and jump in for fun and fitness'. Huron County schools raised S23,298.48 through pledges to the Heart Fund this year. 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This sleeting was held in the Sunday school room of the church. - Pat McDonnell and Janice Karr presented the topic. Pat read some scripture passages on the theme and Janice talked -about the economic crisis in the agricultural and fishery sectors in rural Canada. The United Church is a _rural based church with some.60 percent of the membcrsh'p in villages and towns that have populations of less than 30,000. Many of the small congregations are affected directly by the economic:crisis. Before Donna Cox presided for the business part of thc meeting, she told about the Alma One -Day Event that she attended at Alma College. Wilma McIntosh spoke about the visit -of- the Rev. Jewitt Parr to the North-West Middlesex Region. Dr. Parr will -speak to the U.C.W. members for the region in the Ailsa Craig Church on Monday, September 26. . During the social time Mary Su- therland and members of Unit Two served lunch. . The thankoffering meeting of the U.C.W. will be held on October 11 at 8 p.m. in the Sunday school room. BEANS AND SAUSAGE 2 qt. casserole- .300 asserole300 deg. F • - • 1 1/2 cups white beans •1/4 cup chopped onion - 1 lb. smoked sausage or other cured meat, sliced - 1/3 cup brown sugar 2 tbsp molasses 1 tsp dry mustard 1 tsp, salt 1/4 cup ketchup 1-1 1/2 cups tomato juice Cover beans with water and cook until beans break: Drain and place in casserole. Add chopped .onion and sliced smoked sausage. Mix re- maining ingredients using suffi- -cient tomato Juice to cover beans. Cover and bake until ingredients are well done. Add hot water if ne- cessary to prevent drying. winners were declared, everyone moved into the Activity Centre where a bountiful pot luck meal • was ready for them. After the meal Ervin -Gingerich, 'chairman of the Activity Centre Committee, gave out the Shuffle- board Genie Awards. Cora Weir and Reuben Gingerich were the winners of the tournament. 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