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BY Roberta Walker The Zoite Dan Tournament was
GRAND BEND - Grand Bend held at Branch 447 in the Corunna
Legion Branch #498 is back in ac- legion on Salurday. January 11.
non for the New Year, as people After a fiercely contested battle,
crowd in for Tuesday night darts. which began at 1Q20 a.m. and was
The first place team was Betty still going on after 8 p.m. Grand
Weitzel and George Roberts, with Bend Legion #498 emerged as the
Shirley Leatheriand-and Bobehap- clear-witmers. The trophy was re-
delaine taking second. Kim Lovie turned in triumph to the Grand
won the 50/50 draw. Sharon Caner Bend Legion Hall, home again.
got the ladies high score of 128, The top team winners were: Rob
edging out Todd Corniese with Johnson, Tony Gaudio,Jim McKay
men's high score of 125. and Jim O'Neill Sr. Another Grand
Bend team got in the three way tie
Zurich \ /► / I for second place: Harold Andraza,
y {/ Ray Richardson, Carrie O'Neill and
Jim O'Neill Jr. Rob Johnson of
Grand Bend came in second in the
singles, and Bob Hamilton and
Keith Crawford won first place in
the doubles division. Ray Richard-
son ,and Harold Andranza got third
place in the doubles. All that prat- ZURICH - Now that many ped- -Edwin Mattetie is still -a patient
,Jice.paid off ifs Grand Bend -demi-plc -arc Confined- indoors, particu- in Victoria i1ospital-eomptelt.
nated the action. larly at the Blue Water Rest Home, On Tuesday evening, the Ladies
The ladies of the Corunna Legion many seniors wonder how to put Auxilairy held their January meet -
laboured mightily to keep everyone in the time at this time of year. We ing. The program consisted of a
well fed during the long day, so no invite them to come and visit with video of the pot -luck supper and -
one ran out of energy due to lack of some of their friends and remi- program provided by the staff for
food. It was a great day for Grand niscc. There are some very inter- the Residents in recognition of the
Bend, and congratulations to all the Ming conversations taking place 25 years of service for the Home.
comrades who played so well! during the coarse of the day. Don't Sparc time is taken up these days
United Church women meet worry, we won't keep youhcrc, we with .shuffleboard, solo games, cu -
Grand Bend United Church have no empty beds andI know of chrc, singing, craft room a;.tivities
Women met last week in the church many people who have never been and bingo on Friday nights.
basement, with 20 members in -at- inside the building. The chapel service was conduct-
tendance. Loreen Gill chaired the On Tuesday morning, Mrs. Su- ell on Thursday afternoon byRev.
business, and Vi Stacey led the plat brought 'her students to visit John Hilboin of Exeter United -
wqrship service. The first reading, with their Buddies, visiting and Church with Beatrice Rader prc-
a "Wise Bit of Counsel" acknowl- playing games such as crokinole siding at the organ.
edged the needs of the, people . -and other games. Both young and Fr. Peter Hayes celebrated Mass
around us:and advised to be more old enjoy these get togethers and for his Parish.
receptive in the new year. Stacey the children do not seem to be in- We welcome S san Leslie to the
read from Psalm 37, which asked any great hurry to get away from Home. She is a fomer Sarnia resi-
us to trust in the Lord to guide us in here. dent.
ZURICH - The Zurich Women's
Institute held their monthly meet-
ing on Monday at 1 p.m. The presi-
dent greeted everyone present for
the New Year, then continued' by
opening the meeting in the usual
way ' PIth-'the Ode and the Mary
Stewart Collect.
Thirteen members and three
guests were present.
After a shon business meeting
the group for the month arrangcdio
have a display of crafts, which
proved to be real artistry and beau-
tiful, handiwork_ Margery Schilbe,
has made beautiful paper tolling
wall pictures which displayed very
intricate fine work.
Veola Wood made and displayed
plastic coated place mats made
from greeting cards and Christmas
tree ornaments of crosses and stars.
Everyone enjoyed seeing these
beautiful crafts.
Friendship
Circle
HENSALL - The first meeting of
the:new year for the Hensel! United
Church Friendship Circle was held
January 6. Mary BrintnelI wel-
comed everyone and opened with a
poem "Smile".
Special guest Tammy Antaya
brought information on the work of
Town and Country Homemakers in
the Exeter area.
Programs include transportation.
friendly visiting, telephone reassu-
rance, meal services, home mainte-
nance, homemakers services and
diners clubs - many of these servic-
es are accomplished through com-
munity volunteers, who are dedicat-
ed to helping people maintain their
independence at home.
Of special interest is the proposal
by- the Hensel and area steering
committee for a drop-in centre for
seniors and other adults possible
starting February 13.
Queensway
Nursing Home
HE• NSALL - Queensway's faith-
ful volunteers Joyce Pepper and
Doug Insley entertained residents
Saturday afternoon with their pia-
no and Hawaiian guitar music.
Everyone felt it was a nice change
to have a program on a Saturday
afternoon.
On Monday, Queensway's volun-
teer auxiliary met and discussed
their agenda for the new year. In
the afternoon Baking Club visited
over tea and fresh . baked raisin
scones. We love baking these itmes
that take only 10 to 12 minutes in
the oven. - The Rev. Fay Patterson led our
worship service Tuesday afternoon
with Doug Insley as organist. In the
evening the Christiam Reformed
Singers led a program in song.
Fun and fitness, word games and
a quiz were the order of the day on
Thursday. Everyone appreciates
these mind 'stimulating activities.
"Crocodile Dundee"' was the movie
presentation Thursday evening.
Friday afternoon Dorothy Britnell
and Joyce Pepper were in id assist
with games for the Rest Home resi-
dents. Euchre was particularly en-
joyed. Coming events include a
January 23 - 7 p.m. Fellowship
Singers program and on the 30th at
7 ,r.m. is Birthday Party with enter-
tainment by Marie Flynn and the
Huron Strings.
Huron County
Pork Producers Association
ANNUAL MEETING
AND ELECTION
Thursday; January 23
11 am
Clinton Legion Hall
95 Kirk St. Clinton
Meat Tickke***
Availsible hum
local directors. .
the new year• -- radeOn Saturday, February 1S. The
In the absence 6f Gloria Mous- ladies will be preparing soup, sand-
seru, Bertie Keyes acted as secre- wiches and pie, with plenty of hot
tary. Beulah Holt presented the coffee and good service to warm up
budget for 1992. Thank you letters the hungry crowds.
were read from those who received About town -
Christmas baskets. A total of 36 The "55 Alive" mature driver re -
baskets were -sent out this -year. -A - fresher course begins thisMites-
thank you note was also received day. 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the
from Paul Webb, who heads the Grand Bend Legion, so this is your
Fred Victor Mission in Toronto, for last chance to become involved.
financialcontributions from the Please call 238-6500 to register,
UCW this Christmas. Plans were f- and learn how to extend your driv-
nalized for serving hot lunches at Ing ability for years of safer driv-
the Winter carnival, after the Pa- ing.
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Grand Bend
The Heron Country Playhouse
Guild will be holding its monthly
meeting on Wednesday, January
22, 12:30 p.m. at the Colonial Ho-
tel in Grand Bend. The lunch will
cost' $9.25, and each member is
asked to bring a can of food, to-
-ward-eaiwtibnting-a feed -basket -for
Blessings Unlimited in Zurich.
If you are a senior citizen. in need
of transportation to the doctor, den-
tists, hairdresser or grocery store,
just call 238-6500. Lam Elder-
ly Outreach is equipped t offer
you the service you need, ial-
ly in these wintery months. sure
you pick up a brochure outlining
this year's schedule for Winter Car-
nival February 7-9, and 14-16.
`I heje -ere -mote events- than ever,
and some are going to interest you
or your family, so circle those dates
and get ready for the most fun
you'll have all winter long!
NATIONAL SOIL CONSERVATION PROGRAM
(NSCP)
Limited Funds availabe to Huron
County Farmers for
Soil and Water Projects
, Agriculture
Purpose: Canada
• Protect through permanent cover
.Retire from agriculture, fragile land .which are subject to erosion
• Protect lands adjacent to streams or open ditches from intensive
agricultural practices ,
$10,000 MAXIMUM GRANT
For a Bid Package and /or to register for one of the Information -
Workshop Meetings, call the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, Clinton, at (519) 482-3428 or 1-800-265-5170
Sponsored by the Huron Soil and Crop Improvement Association
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