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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1993-09-22, Page 25Huron County.. HIV/AIDS network CLINTON - At the September 2nd meeting of the Huron County H1V/AIDS Network, the decision was made to focus on the hows and whys of assuring confidentiali- ty to Network clients and volun- teers. Living with HIV is a formidable challenges - physically, emotional- ly and spiritually. Unfortunately, being HIV still carries a -stigma so the struggle •is often made even more frustrating and painful by prejudice in the communities which should be providing sup- port. It is therefore very important that persons with HIV infection re- tain control over whether or how they disclose their status to other people. Accordingly, the Network has begun a process of Developing and clarifying their policies and proce- dures about confidentiality. Volun- teers joining the Network are re- quired to sign a confidentiality agreement. Names of clients re- ceiving services will be known only to the volunteers who are di- rectly involved with them. The aim is to create an atmosphere of safety and respect and to support the clients right to privacy. At the same time, the Network hopes to provide education to the community which will continue to reduce the stigma experienced by those living with HIV infection. As part of this education, during AIDS Awareness Week, October 4 - 10, the Network invites other support agencies and the general public to attend the October meet- ing. It will take place on Tuesday, October 5 at 7 p.m. in the old Hu- ronview auditorium in Clinton. Guest speaker, Alice McDonald, is a counsellor with the AIDS committee of London, and has many years of experience in deal- ing with people in a variety of situ- ations that require absolute confi- dentiality. She will be examining the importance of confidentiality in a number of different situations, and help people sensitize them- selves to the issue. She will also answer and discuss with the audi- ence any questions they might have. Harron and McKinnon coming to Myth Festival BLYTH - Two of Canada's hest - known performers join forces to present an unforgettable evening of comedy and songs. Don Harron, best known for roles of Charlie Far- quharson and Valerie Rosedale is joined by his wife, Canadian re- cording artist and TV personality Catherine McKinnon in an evening that audiences across the country are greeting with "standing ovula- tions" - as Charlie Farquharson puts it. Harron is best known to Canadi- ans as a former host of CBC's Mor- ningside and "for the role of Charlie Farquharson that he played on TV's Hee Haw for 18 seasons. He has also published ten best-selling books and is currently working on his llth. Catherine McKinnon has enjoyed !leaner that has spanned the Cana- dian recording, television and pub- lishing industries as well as win- ning a Juno award as top female vocalist. Catherine and husband Don are active Canadian volunteers doing numerous benefits every year for a variety of causes. They have one Basic Training A series of Bible Studies for the basics of scripture -Open to the public Wednesday nights at 7 p.m. Beginning Sept. 22nd Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle 670 Main St. S. Exeter 235-2991 Bob and Ada Dinney and their •farnily invite their friends. neighbours and relatives to join with them in celebration of their Golden Wedding Anniversary at an Open House at Exeter United Church on Saturday Sept. 25, 1993 from 2 - 4 p.m. Best wishes only daughter and have just co-authored a book entitled Keeping a Canadi- an Christmas. An Evening with Don Harron and Catherine McKinnon makes a tone night appearance at the -Blyth Me- morial Hall on Friday, September 24 at 8 p.m. Tickets are S25 and are available by calling the Blyth Festi- val Box Office at 523-9300. Tick- ets are expected to sell out quickly. An Evening with Don Harron and Catherine McKinnon is a. Blyth Festival Fund Raising event. Shuffleboard Hensall $eptemhyr 14 Six game winners Dave Woodward 703 (highest score on record) Walter Knowles 562 Uoyd Eagleson 561 Thelma Thiel 517 Ethel McMurtrie 504 Lorne Archer 460 Jim Davis 436 John Pepper 427 Pearl McKnight 427 Exeter Septemberl5 Four game winners Allen Berry Grace Farquhar Rose Webster Marge McCurdy September 16 Five game winners 011ie Essery Estelle Chalmers Steve Hrapchak Allen Berry Four game winners John Pepper Lloyd Lovell Marge McCurdy 344 321 321 321 447 420 418 417 356 293 288 i Lucan Community Bingo Wed., Sept. 22 Bingo starts 7:30 p.m. Regular Games '1000 Jackpot Game 51 calls or lass $200 bonus, "total prizes $2800 Due to the licence regulations, no one under 18 allowed to play • Licence #537495 Ti lA�t% Yoti Kirkton Agricuitural'Society: Once again our weekend was a success. Sincere :thanks goes to all who donated food towards the -dinner, i eftthe Tdemetitsn;rby, Fiddlers. Jamboree:and;to.thosewho volunteered their services and time in any. way. A very special Thanks oto all our sponsors and our.M.C. Leon Paul. ROB DALE MOTORS Congratulations Heywood Restaurant on your re -opening Best of Luck! ilffl T1.JTT11T Ruck & Doen for Darlene Hart & Don Broom Crediton Hall Sat_„ Sept. 2a 8:00 - 1:00 a.m. D1 and lunch provided '''-' DANCE rl I HALL 349-2678 9 p•m. - 1 a.m. Dress Code Fri., Sept. 24 NItewatch Sat., Sept. 25 UU End 0 -the Line UUtau �R�����111c71R�7f�]li~7R� Granton Hall Board Annual VtSb All the fish you can eat Sun.. .Sept. 26 at the Granton Masonic Hall Serving from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Adults: $10.00 in Advance ($11. at the door) Children 12 & under $5.00 in advance ($5.50 at the door) Preschool - FREE Tickets available from any Hall Board Member ROBERT 1020 Ontario -St., Stratford, Ont. •N5A 623 (519)273-7800 LAS 'VEGAS! LAS VEGAS! - October 24th - 28th - 4 nights accommodation at the Imperial Palace, airfare, motorLioach transportation to and from Detroit Airport, all .taxes, plus .a Robert Q Escort. (Sehiors)60 and overieceive -_atsscountlT FRI. & SAT. `I Sept. 24 & 25 THE JUDE KING BAND 'Female Lead Vocalist' EUCHRE TOURNAMENT l I Sat. Oct. 2.....2 p.m. Join us next weekend for this first of our monthly ALL -COUNTRY WEEKENDS with "Outrider" No Rock & Roll all weekend! COMMERCIAL HOTEL 527-0980 SEAFORTH THE KITCHEN 1S OPEN UNDER NEW MANAOEUENT 411.A.4111, dA AP Times -Advocate, September 22,1993 Page 25 $Q95440. each Wednesday Spare Ribs Thursday Pork Hocks Friday White Flsh Reservations please Sunday Brunch 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.Open Daily Hwy. 421, just north of St. Joseph 236-7707 w w w w w w w w w w SECOND OPEN 177 Helen St. DASHWOOD, Ont. Sun, Sept, 26 10:00-5:00 • We welcome you to decorating accessories and gift giving Ideas of V dried and silk floral designs rand handmade bunnies by PAT GREEN V hand painted shlrts, shoes and hats by LORI HICKS wooden shelves, doll rocking chairs, shadow boxes, toy rocking horses, benches, etc. by KEITH HAYNES V and much more.. A warm invitation to all! w0 • Ca Bond Low Impact Aerobics Dashwood Community Centre Starting October 5/93 for 10 weeks Tues. & Thurs. mornings, 6a.m.-7a.m. For Information call Eleanor Ritchie 237-3895 • CAVgN P.CYN. LUNCHEON Wednesday, Ocrttbetr'6, 11:15-1:30. Adults $7.00; children $3.00. Tickets available from members. 35-39c Coming events DUPLICATE BRIDGE, Wednesday, September 22, 1993, 7:30 p.m., Exeter Legion Hall. 37,3Bc FORMATION of the Huron Canty Long Term Care planning committees will take place at a meeting on Tuesday, September 28, 9:30-11:00 a.m. at the Goderich Town- ship Hall, Holmesville. All interested persons are welcome to attend and be part of the selection process. Long Term Care services are pan of the selection s. Long Tenn Care are part of our future. Please plan to attend. Refreshments ' be setved. If you need transportation or help at home to attend, call 482-5666 or 1-800-267-0535. 37,38c KIRKTON GUIDING Registration, September 23, 7-8:30 p.m., Kitkton Guide Hall, for Sparks, Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders, Rangers. 37,38c SINGLES DANCE, S.tinday, September 25, Wingham Legion Hall- Dancing 8- 12. Music by the Wildwoods. No blue deans please. 38c BAZAAR to be held at Trivia Memorial Church on Saturday, November 20. Baking, deli, crafts, mincemeat, tea table. 38* SMORGASBORD TURKEY SUPPER to be held at Trivia Memorial Church on Wednesday, October 6. Advance tickets only. Tunes: 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Adults 58.00, children under 12 84.00. For tickeu phone 235-2076. 8,39,(40)• OPEN HOUSE. Country Qum of RR al, Varna, invites you to attend our seventh Arcual Open House, Wednesday. October 6 through Saturday, October 9. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. We are decorating many Hams of the house with quality handcrafted, floral gifu. Watch for our signs, between Varna and Bayfield. 263-5367. Refreshments and door prizes. Everyone welcome. 38,39,40c BRINSLEY UNITED CHURCH Anniversary Service, Sunday, September 26, 1993 at 11 am. Guest speakez Rev. Peter Scou, Executive Secretary of United Church Con- ference. Special mune: Fred and Eva Vander -Heide. Potluck to follow. Everyone wel- come. 38c HOSPITAL RUMMAGE SALE 6"Mien, Wednesday, October 20, 7 p.m. - pm., Thursday. October 21, 10 a.m.-2:30 Pm. Sponsored by the South Huron Hospital Auxiliary. Townwide pickup Wednesday, October 20 at 9 a.m. 38,39,40c THE HURON PROVINCIAL LIBERAL Association's Anniul Banquet is October 5 at the Knights of Columbus Centre, Goderich. Guest speaker is Richard President of the Ontario Liberal Party. For tickets phone 235-2853, 482-9437, 35 - 3855. 38c SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL Auxiliary annual tag days to be held in Exeter and sur- rounding aro September 27 to October 2. 38,(39)* STORY HOUR at Rec Centre Annex, Huron Park. Suras Wednesday, October 6, 1993 from 10:00-11:00 a.m. for 8 weeks excluding October 13. For children ages 3-5 to have fun surging listening to Bible stories, making crafts, and eating snacks. To register call Karen 228-6236 or Rolinda 228-6816. Spcasoied by the Exeter Christian Reformed Qmn3i. 38,39,40c INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS will be held on Tuesday. October 12, 1993 at Lodge Hall. All brothers welcomed. Exeter Oddfellows. 38,39,(40)• BEGINNING SEWING CLASSES available. Contact Lori at 235-2842. 38c PARENTING EDUCATION. Interested in developing effective parenting skills for dealing with children under six? Meet for 7 weekly sessions discussing helpful strate- gies based on Systematic Training for Effective Parenting (STEP). Starts38,39r,1340•, 7:30.9:30 at liven Presbyterian Church, Excier. For more information call 263-2620. Fri. & Sat. Sept. 24, 25 A tribute to T ratlrtional Hip Open with Live Rock 'n Roll and Lower Prices Almost Hip 1111111111J1111111111L11�1UIJ111111111) Ntcoir., Total Prizes S3500 10 regular games, mini jackpot, early bird, share the wealth, starburst, specials Jaclsppt Letter H $50, Full Card $1150, 2nd Full Card $5O. Due to license regulations no one under 18 allowed torllay (#M125528) Sato' Septa 257:30 p.m. South Huron Recreation Centre, Exeter Exeter Fall Fair 44 4( 4 4 4 4( 4 41 41 • 4 tt 4( 4 441 11:00 a.m. - Parade - call 235-1474 to enter + 1:00 p.m. - Step Dance Competition, 263-2800 to enter s` 4-H Calf Club, Horse Shows, Poultry and Pets, "Doug the Great" Face Painting IA Exeter Fall Fair "Focus on Wood" Sept. 24,25,26 1993 South Huron Recrellon Centre Visit the Thames Valley Woodcarvers' display Friday, Scipoteaaaber Z4 1:30 p.rn., Official Opening, Queen Competition, "Doug the Great", "Fun Events" Award Presentations, Door Prizes Saturday, Seiptermber ZS 4 e 4 4 4 4 441 i 01 41 i1 4 4 4 7:30 p.m. - BINGO satNo one uncler o wed to Sunday, SIpt:&lruber Zb Horse Show, Goat and Sheep Shows 1. p.m. - Positively Stompin GIANT MIDWAY "Wood Lot" Tea Room - Indoor Exhibits Come join the fun di ..- �..�. ..r►.