HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1978-09-28, Page 13Birthdays at flue Water
The honking of the wild
geese as they flew over on
the week -end was a grim
reminder that even the birds
are anxious to migrate
before our winter sets in.
On Tuesday evening, the
regular monthly birthday
party was held sponsored by
the Ladies of Grand Bend
United Church. The
programme consisted of ac-
c'ardion duets and solos by
Miss Annetta Van
Massenhogen and Debbie
Zielman. Community sing-
ing was also enjoyed with
Mrs. Velma Huff as pianist.
Following the
programme, a delicious
lunch and a social time
followed. Miss Viola Cadger
thanked the ladies for an
enjoyable evening.
Residents having birthdays
during the month and
receiving a gift, courtesy of
the Ladies Auxiliary were
Mrs. Olive Andrew, Mrs,
Melissa Gardner, Mr, Fred
Gibson, Mr. Clarence
Knight, Miss Jane Lamont,
Mrs. Agnes Siemon, Mr.
William Witmer and Mr.
Lambert Witmer.
On Wednesday afternoon
some of our residents en-
joyed a bus ride along the
lake and back home by way
of Crediton and Exeter.
The ladies of the Blue
Water Rest Home Auxiliary
are reminded of the October
meeting to be held on Tues-
day evening, October 3rd at
7:00 p.m. at the Home. They
will be providing a
programme and
refreshments for the
residents prior to their
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Residents who have been
out visiting during the week
were Mrs, Ruby Hoggarth,
Mrs. Natalie Ness, Mrs.
Martha Miller, Mrs. Agnes
• Siemon, Mrs. Mary Sturley,
Miss Cecil McLeod, Mrs,
Jessie O'Brien, Mr. Frank
Squire, Mrs, Alma
Southcott, Mrs. E. Jory and
Mrs. Jenny Davis.
Bingo was enjoyed on Fri-
day evening followed by
refreshments,
The sympathy of residents
and staff is extended to the
family of the late Mr. John
Petty.
The Sunday evening
chapel service was con-
ducted by Rev. Grant Mills
of the Exeter United
Church. Miss Viola Cadger
presided at the organ during
the worship service.
HENSALL WALKATHON WINNERS — The winners of the various categories of a walkathon
held in July by the Hensall Kinsman to raise funds for the new community centre were
presented with their awards Monday. While Kinsman publicity chairman Doug Mock presents
the youngest walker Jason (manse with his award, Jamie Reid, the most money raised by an
under 12 male, Marie Kochan, most money raised by an under 12 female, Julie Duttman, most
money raised by ,an over 12 female and Ray Schalm, the oldest walker who raised the most
money — $300, look on.
Ladies bovviing A meeting of the Huron -Bruce Liberal
Association will be held,
Packers
vs
Red Gables
Ups & Downs
vs
Town & Country 6 June Fisher
Triple Points Total
Mona Kraft 536 2 7
612 5 11 '
Irene Hartman 475 0 2
655 7 8.
Pauline Miller 618 7 14
Monica Bedard 532 0 2
Anita Faber 630 7 12
Janet Durand 530 0 2
Mary LaPorte 548 7 12
Sherri Stade 469 0 2
Elaine Beauchamp 600 0 0
Mona Campbell 672 7 12
Sandra Dickert
Starlites
vs
Roxy Rollers
Road Runners
vs
Little Rascals
Alley Oops
vs
Happy Gang
Pin Poppers
vs
Jolly Six
High Single — Mona Campbell — 301
High Triple — Mona Campbell — 672
High Average — Elaine Datars --208
Sales barn active
Demand at the Hensall
Livestock Sales was active
again with higher prices;
supply consisted mainly of
heifers and steers. Fat cat -
sales to $68.50; steers,
$64.50-$68.00, sales to $69,00;
cows, $45.50-$49.25. Pig
•weanlings, $27.00-$40.00;
tle; heifers, $61.50465.50, feeder pigs, $43.50-$54.50.
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Thursday, October 5,
1978
at 8:30 p.m.
McKILLOP MUNICIPAL OFFICES,
WINTHROP
for the purpose of electing delegates to the
Liberal Party of Canada Annual Conven-
tion to be held in Toronto, November 17,
18, 19, 1978.
It's Not Easy
To Raise
Children To -Day
There are a lot of pressures on parents right now
that make it very difficult to do the job they'd like to
do in providing for their children. It's never been
easy to do it well and probably never will be, but it
is possible„ by spending a little time, to help children
lead a better life and to increase your own satisfac-
tion as a parent.
The normal stresses and problems of growing up
can become extremely upsetting problems for the
whole family when the relationships of family
members to each other are not satisfying.
When children become upset and disturbing, or
aren't getting along as well as parents want them
to, and they have already done the things that
worked well enough with other children, it's hard. to
know what to do next.
That's the time to meet a trained and experienced
counsellor who can share with you a. wider ex-
perience than any family would get in a lifetime.
The Huron Centre for Children and Youth has
provided this service for hundreds of families from
all walks of life and all over Huron County and
beyond, since its incorporation as a Children's Men-
tal Health Centre in 1977. The Centre is governed by
an independent Board of Directors elected by the
citizens of Huron County at a public meeting held
each year.
The Annual Meeting Of
THE HURON CENTRE FOR
CHILDREN AND YOUTH
Wednesday, October 4,
7:30 p.m. at the
HURON CENTRE OFFICES
160 Huron St. Clinton
(corner of Huron and North Sts.)
GUEST SPEAKER
Dr. M. Hardy .
Assistant Supervisor of Special Services
Board of Education, City of London