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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-04-30, Page 27McKay stages a Front Page Chii1nge Mrs. Elizabeth Pearson, Program Director at the Friend- ship Centre for St. Mary's Area Seniors, was guest speaker . to a large audience at MacKay WCentre for Seniors on ednesday evening, April 23. W, J. Denomme FLOWER SHOP Phone 524-8132 DAY OR NIGHT Agent for 24 -hr. FILM DEVELOPING Everett Sperling, chairman, introduced the moderator and panelists taking part in the MacKay - Centre's production of Front Page Challenge. Harold Knisley was the able moderator and capable panelists were Sam Jefferson, Eileen Palmer, /Mrs. Osbaldeston and The Rev. Arthur Gardner, Challenging these panelists were Frances Worsell, Harold Bettger, Bill Ross, Shirley Keller and Harry Worsell. Janet — K_ ibfleisch in- troduced'''''the guest speaker as a person who is active with Girl Guides as well as with Senior Citizens._ and enjoys working with. people of all ages.. Mrs. Pearson reminded her audience that all people, regardless of age, have the same basic needs. However, just as WESTONS HAMBURGEROa HOT DOG ROLLS O R WESTONS BUTTERSCOTCH, DOUBLE CHOCOLATE, CHOCOLATE OR MINT CHOCOLATE WAGON: WHEELS350g. (NESTLES B VARIETIES MIN -I 5 oz. TINS PUDDINGS MARTINS CHOICE QUALITY APPLE JUICE 48:N°Z ZEHRS OWN BRAND LEO llJU S#LE------ FABRIC SOFTENER POWDERED LAUNDRY DETERGENT FAB62<9 country 128 FL. OZ. JUG AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES HAVING A' COUNTRY OVEN BAKE SHOP BRAN OR GRANOLA FRESH BREAD 16 oz. LOAVES 2 °1 FRESH COUNTRY OVEN DANISH TWISTS - PHD -0F 3 85' PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY WEIGHT WATCHERS COLA, GINGER ALE LEMON LIME, ORANGE, ROOT BEER MAY 6 SOFT -DRINKS X50 ml. PLUS BOTTLE DEPOSIT WEIGHT WATCHERS— 5 VARIETIES FRUIT SPREADS 242 ml WEIGHT WATCHERS INDIVIDUAL LOW CALORIE SWEETENER 100'*49 WEIGHT WATCHERS CONVENIENT AEROSOL COOKING SPRAY 13 02,1.9 P WEIGHT WATCHERS THICK RICH TOMATO KETCHUP X10 65' the response to the needs of a one -year-old would vary, the needs of all seniors over 65 cannot be satisfied in the same way.. Thus, the need for a Multi-purpose centre for seniors. -is established. To helpful lfil the needs of seniors in different ways, a multi-purpose Centre reaches out to all segments. First of all, the Centre is a building which isthe focal point for senior activities and services which are limited only by the resources (money, people, ' equipment) available. A Centre for Senior's should be a place of open doors for people to come in and go out better prepared to take their places in the community. Mrs. Pearson's advice to the MacKay Centre Seniors was to first become established, then reach out to others, especially the frail elderly. Some services which are a help to this segment are .foot care and wheels to meals. Irene Harnack thanked the speaker, all those taking part in the sing- song and Front Page Challenge, also Everett and Bea Sparling for arranging the program. Lunch was served by the committee, Allan and Phyllis McTaggart, Don and Mildred MacKay and Claude and Janet Kalbfleisch. The treasurer of the fund-raising campaign, Howard Ferguson, reports that donations now amount to $6,735 in all. Recent donors .._ are George- and Helen Sager, Russell Gemmill (Culligan), Homan Meneset Park, Dunlop Motel, W. J. Denomme, Signal -Star Publishing Co, Ltd., Rieck Phar - FRESH 'A' GRADE LARGE EGGS maCy, Kinette Club, C & E Furniture, Jack Rid- dell, court Restaurant, J. A. Snider, Hans Upholstering, Goderich Women's Institute., Goderich Art Club, Gardiner's Real Estate, Dr. Torn Jasper, B. M. Ross & Associates, Sheaffer Pen, Goderich Print Shop, Victoria and Grey Trust and Savings Co., Bell Canada. The , generosity ofall donors is much ap- preciated. A' letter from the Ministry of Culture and Recreation states that a Wintario grant of $15,701 will be available if we can raise an equal amount locally. At present members 'bf the MacKay Centre are busy making a quilt to be raffled. A second money - raising project is a variety concert in North Street United Church Hall on June 13. Jason Welsh gets a flourlde brushing from health nurse Barb Dougherty as part of health testing done to all Huron County children entering school next fall. Jason not only got his teeth brushed,but he KELLOGG'S SPECIAL K CEREAL LIMIT 4 DOZEN PER FAMILY UNIVERSAL RED SPRING SALMON TANS o .$f 9 MONARCH FLOUR,$1 S9 2 5 Kg BAG 475 g. BOX McCAINS FROZEN 24 oz. 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WEIGHT WATCHERS, TANGY TOMATO CLAM COCKTAIL 682ml7 WEIGHT WATCHERS PREPARED FROZEN LASAGNA 13 oz WEIGHT' WATCHERS FROZEN VEAL STUFFED PEPPERS 13 of 2.79 WEIGHT WATCHERS PROCESSED CHEESE SLICES 13 oz 1.19 HUNTS REGULAR STYLE TOMATO SAUC EF:r WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REOUIREIYENTS r. WEIGHT WATCHERS WEIGHT WATCHERS 5 VARIETIES FROZEN SALAD CHEESE & TOMATO DRESSING PIZZA jf.09j #,2 e WEIGHT WATCHERS WEIGHT WATCHERS FROZEN I CHICKEN ZITI MACARONI CREOLE # 1L79 13oz a t WEIGHT WATCHERS SPREADABLE SOFT MARGARINE WEIGHT WATCHERS VAN.CHOC OR STRAWBERRY FROZEN DESSERTS # LITRE 1.69 Wt WILL St PLEASED tO SEi vE i ott I.iis OUR MANAGER 1St DALE McDOPIIALD OPEN...W.ED., also had to have hearing and vision testing last Wednesday at Holmesvllle Public School, Bet you didn't know that you had to be in such good shape to go to school, eh Jason? (photo by Cath Wooden) Area ladies invited to hear globetrotting SA. Ae nurse On Tuesday, May 6, The Salvation Army Ladies' Group is spon- soring a special evening open to all women of the community. Their guest w ill be.Mrs. Captains Hilary Jackson, R.N. She graduated from The Salvation Army School for Officers' Training in 1964. She served with her husbtand, Captain Fred Jackson, B.A., in several churches in Ontario and Quebec for the first years. Then for the next four years, she• and her husband served in Zimbabwe, she as ,.a school nurse in an African boys' boarding school run by the Salvation Army, and her husband as a high school teacher. They returned to Canada in 1977 and en- tered the Correctional Field. Presently they are serving as the 'ad- ministrators of the House of Concord in Ilderton, which is a probation home for young of- fenders. Early this year they spent eight weeks in the Philippines, Captain Jackson as advisor for correctional work and. Mrs. Jackson as medical advisor. While Captain Jackson worked ' in Manila, Mrs. Jackson went to South Mindenoa to help set up a medical clinic amongst the primitive T -Boli Tribe. A local tribesman, has been trained as a' medic and with his limited experience is the only medical help available for the people in that area. All ladies are invited to come hear and .see of Mrs. Captain Hilary Jackson Mrs. Jackson's . ex- periences in this challenging work. Maitland Woodworkh g •Custom Furniture •Hard Soft Woods *Design and Reproduction W.R. WALLACE BOX 163, FORDWICH TEL. (519)3.35-6316 4t'Iaitlamd Refigishipg J. RUTTAN TEL.,(519) 335-3222 • I between April 1st and May 10th, 1980 and the installation charge, up to a maximum of $75.00 is on us. Offer applies to those customers who have natural gas service in their homes and convert to natural gas cooking. Costs exceed-.. ing $75.00 will be billed to the customer. union cns appliance centre 35 COLBORNE ST. GODERICH 524-8317