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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-04-18, Page 7.�T THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 11), 1984 — A7 HOSING ITDO WN—SDHS grade 13 student Bruce Morton washed cars on the weekend to raise money for a trip to Montreal Over $200 was raised. (Hundertmark photo) Manor residents go shopping The euchre club and volunteers met at Seaforth - Health Care Facility on Friday afternoon. Five tables were in play. Prizes donated by Mary McIver went to ladies high, Gladys Ruston; men's high, Alfie Sykes; Ione hands, Penny Caza; consolation, Harold Walsh and Maxine Elliott. Mary Nolan assisted with the lunch. The next euchre will be Friday, Apr. 27 at 2 p.m.- Bingo .m.Bingo was enjoyed on Tuesday afternoon with a good number of residents in attendance. ' Winners weie: Under the 43, Gladys Ruston and Ria Voogel; I, Ria Voogel; — N -Carol Geddes; G -Wm. Connolly; 0 - Madge Remes; four corners, Gertrude Hall and Harold Walsh; straight line, Norma Streets and Wayne Hedges; X -Nelson Hall and Lull house -Alfie Sykes. Worship service was conducted on Wednesday afternoon by Rev. T. Duke of First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Henrietta BIRTHS CARTER! Barb, Les and J(yla are pleased to announce the arrival of David Thomas MacLellan, a 6 lbs. 13 oz. boy, born Friday, April 13 in Brantford. First grandson for Lsabel Chesney and another for Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Carter. MACLEANt Angela and Bill MacLean are happy to announce the birth of their son, William Drew, weighing 7 lbs. 14 oz. at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, on Apr. 5. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Art Devereaux and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Maclean. O'ROURKE! Dan and Colleen O'Rourke are pleased to announce the safe arrival of Steven Michael on Apr. 11. Another playmate for Shawn, Joe, Pat and Shannon. Proud grandparents are Dan and Kay O'Rourke, Seaforth and Jerome and Teresa Kelly, Kinkora. AURIN! Ron and Jeanette (nee Watter- worth) of Kitchener are proud to announce the safe arrival of Cara Deanna on Mar. 22, 6 lbs. 11 oz. First grandchild for Mae Watterworth and first grattddaughter for Mr. and Mrs. Orville Aubin of Breslau. Great granddaughter fot Mrs. Alex Aubin and Mr. and Mrs. M.E. Clarke. COOMBS, Rick and Lynne Coombs are pleased to announce the birth of their son on April 14, 1984, Trevor Christopher, 8 lbs. 3 ozs at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Brown was pianist for the hymns. Caravan Clothes visited the Nursing home on Thursday and all ladies enjoyed a day of shopping. This mobile clothing unit provides wheelchair and handicapped residents with the opportunity to choose clothing right in the home. PERSONALS Sid Pearson was visited by his daughter Beverly Pearson of Stratford. Friday afternoon residents will see a puppet show at Seaforth Health Care Facility sponsored by the Friendship ministers. Residents of Kilbarchan Nursing Home have been invited to be guests. The. sympathy of all residents go out to Cornelius Rumig and family on the death of Mrs. Rumig at Waterloo. Jeanne Doherty of Goderich dr sed as. the Easter Bunny visited on Monday afternoon with treats for all residents. This Sunday will be Easter Sunday and on Wednesday afternoon Rev. Archie Robert- son of Bethel Bible Church will conduct Easter communion services for residents at Seaforth Health -Care Facility. us safety The Huron -Bruce NDP Riding Association" met,for a family potluck dinner and semi* , members meeting Sunday, Apr. 8, in' 1piey.; President Micheal Lohse of Kinad*ni chaired the meeting. The first resolution presented w,alt pn school bus safety, a concern of the parents of the many young children who were preset . It; passed unanimously. It reads; "The ONDP renew its call to improve the safety standtlydS for school buses and request an immediate amendment to the Highway, Traffic 'Act ,to make seatbelts mandatory on all seats," standardize bumper heights, and make a 50 km/h zone during school busing hours, /a km'' in either direction, wherever school buses make a left hand turn onto a highway.',' Several other resolutions were brought forward and approved. These included one from Micheal Lohse that an ONDP govern ment would commit Itself to a healthier rural economy by assisting the establishment of local food processing and related industries. One resolution opposed the Atomic Energy Control Board's,proposal to increase the amount of radation exposure workers, including women of childbearing age, are allowed to receive A fourth rea'olutlonresolved that an ONDP government would encourage and assist'joint veniutea with Canadian owned companies and cooperatives utilizing industrial waste heat in greenhouses and other agriculturally related applications. Concern over the lack of interest banks are dowing infinancing local farms and, other small business ventures prompted a resolu- tion from Tony 'McQuail that an ONDP government would expand the Province of Ontario Savings Bunk in cooperation with the existing Credit 'Union System to serve .the interests and needs of their patrons and assist in the development of the local and Ontario ' community, The' meeting also endorsed a resolution front' the Oxford NDP regarding abandoned railroad right of ways. The resolution called for the return of the railroad right of way to adjoining landowners when there is no proposed alternative use of interest in that community..: Thee', resolutions will go to the .Ontario NDP Convention in Hamilton at the end of June where they will be presented for discussion, possible amendment and be voted upon. Huron -Bruce Riding is eligible to send five delegates who were also elected on Sunday. They are,Murray Wightman, Micheal Lohse, and Paul Machan of Kincardine, and Fran 'McQuail and Tony Netball of Lucknow. WI elects new officers The annual meeting of the Seaforth Women's Institute was held at the•lfome off Mrs. Lorne Lawson. Mrs. Ross, Gordon chaired the meeting. An invitation was received from iurie'h W.I. to attend their 70th anniversary June 20 at 12:30 p.m. The District Annual is at Dashwood'May 17 at 6:30 p.m. Waterloo Conference is May 1, 2, 3 and our delegate is Mrs. Gordon MacKenzie. Mrs. Gordan Papple gave a report on the District meeting at Hensall and conducted the election of officers. They are: Past President, Mrs. R.J. Doig; President, Mrs. Ross Gordon; Vice -President (quarterly term) Mrs, Gordan Papple, Mrs. R.J. Doig, ' Mrs. Eldin Kerr. and p Mrs. Harold Agar; secretary treasurer, Mrs. Gordon MacKen- zie; assistant sec.-treas. Mrs. Kenneth 'Stewart; District Director, Mrs. Eldin Kerr; Assistant District Director, Mrs: Lorne, Lawson; public relations officer, ,Mr Kenneth Stewart. = Auditors are Mrs. Gordon Elliott and Kenneth Stewart: branch directors,;. Huron - '81 ' THE SEAFORTH Junior Fanners eat up a display, laat week at the Seaforth and District 'Community Centres for -the first Joint • •, Earl Papple, Mts. Ross McGregor and Mrs. James Keys; program convenor, Mrs. Gordan Papple; bus trip cutttalittee, Mrs. RoSst McGregor, Mrs..Gordan ?apple and Mte.' Eldin Kerr; Sunshine conuttittee, Mrs. James Keys and Mrs. Lloyd Piper, social committee, Mrs. Kenneth Stewait, Mrs. Lorne Dale and Mrs. ' Harold Hugill; telephone committee, Mrs. Arthur' Varley, Mrs. Gordon Elliott and Mrs, Ales Pepper. Dine and Relax cprtlmittee' includes Mrs. Arthur Varley, Mrs. Henry-Klaver and Mrs. Gordon MacKenzie; pianist, Mrs. Gordon Elliott; assistant pianist, Mrs. Earl Papple. Branch standing contniittees are Agricul- ture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. R.M. Scott and Mrs. Norman .Riehl; Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Wm. Smith and Mrs.. Andrew Crozier; Education and Cultural Activites, Mrs. Eldin Kerr and Mrs. Sam Scott; Family and Consumer Affairs, . Mrs. Henry Klaver and Mrs. Lomb Carter; ;Resolutions,. Mrs., Gordan Papple and Mrs. :.pr4oll MacKenzie. • 'AThe• May meeting will be at the home of E. Kerr. unteert- meet • ;4�J;,N� A meeting of the Hgron County Musetrni 42/9m the museum in Goderich at 8:15 a.m. Volunteers took place on Apt, 9 at ting ;' and are asked t9 bring a lunch. The day will Assessment Building in Goderich. There is a include a typical tour of the museum, a slide need for volunteers from other municipals- presentation, and time to browse on one's des Within the county besides Gpderich. own. OfficlalS will explain how that Anyone having the interest and thelltsihey intfsefm's volunteer organization works, do this volunteer work, should phone Bo n'rind-answer any questions. stion are: p to encourage community p on in the Museum: 2. to help in education through school tours, pioneer demonstr - don, and special events; 3. tot 'help research in specific areas of interest, and to help with displays and 4. to-do repairs. A tip to the Wellington County Museum is planned for Apr. 26. Volunteers will leave Everyone is invited to bring in his or her antiques and artifacts for identification on May 18 at the Museum. Look for the yellow posters about this Museum Day in many places around the county. The next meeting of the Huron County Museum Volunteers will be held May 14 at 10 a.m. at the Asalessment Building, Napier St., Goderich. registration 'tight for summer sports and community groups. (Hundertmark photo) Roses available at May - meeting - The April meeting of the Seaforth Horticultural Society was held on Apr. 11 at Seaforth Public School. The Society is invited to Hensel! Horticul- tural..meeting on Apr. 30. to hear guest speaker Jean McKee speak on geraniums. The trees and shrubs will be available at the new Town of Seaforth . Public Works Building on Birch St. on Wednesday morning, Apr. 18: Don't forget the Bicentennial supper on May 4 with tickets available at Hlldebrands. Bicentennial roses will be available at the May meeting. • The guest speaker was Connie Robertson who showed slides and spoke on her trip to Greece. Nellie draw. Vander Pryt won the early bird MOORE'S QUALITY BULK FOODS 27 MAIN STRUT SEAPORTM , While quantities lest. 'We reserve the right to limit quantities. Owned & operated by John and Lorrl Ann Moore All PIE FILLINGS 1O%OFF MARASCHINO CHERRIES Red & Green 1.491b. BLACK PEPPER Ground , 2.991b. All VOORTMAN COOKIES TABLE SALT .151b. 1.291 Assorted hnemade Chocolate Easter Bunnies GOOD FRI. EASTER MONDAY STORE HOURS: Mon. - Thurs. 9-6 Fri. 9-9 Sot. First Presbyterian Church St. James Roman Catholic Church DARLENE April 18 We all love you From your Family Pastor: Rev. T.A.A. Duke Pastor: Rev. J.C. Caruana Good Friday Service 11:00a.m. • Holy Thursday Celebration 8p.m. Are you General? If you received a T1 General income tax return this year, bring it to H & R Block. Our specially -trained tax experts will look into over 300 deduc- tions, exemptions and credits that could save you money. Visit your nearest H & R Block office soon, dr call for an appointment. CAVAN - UNITED CHURCH Winthrop. Ontario EASTER SUNDAY 9:30 a.m. Worship Service 10:35 a.m. Church School May You Have a Blessed Easter Ti General ,1800 Ask about our guarantee. It pals to be prepared by jj&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS 5 Ontario St. Clinton 482-7541 FULLY LICENSED UNDER USD IELD 665 -Z576 OPEN: 9 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Weekdays, 9 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. Saturdays No appointment necessary OPENING' FOR THE SEASON 'Friday, April 20 Rev. J.G. Vanslyke, Minister Marjorie Papple, Organist EASTER SUNDAY 11:15 a.m. "Because I Live" • Good Friday Liturgy 3pm. • Saturday Easter Vigil 8 p.rn. Junior and Senior Choir Easter Sunday Masses 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. Wishing You Baster Blessings Northside United Church EASTER SUNDAY 7a.m. Sunrise Service Rev. C.A. Stadelbauer-Sampa of Bgmondville will speak. Breakfast will follow 11 a.m. Church Service, Church School end Nursery Come and celebrate the Resurrection with us. Egmondville United Church St. Thomas Anglican Church Holy Week Services Rev. Gordon J. J. Simmons Rector April 20th 11:00 a.m. Good Friday Worship HOLY WEEK ft EASTER SERVICES April 22nd 11:00 a.m. Easter Worship • Maundy Thursday - April 19 B:30 p,m. Holy Communion • Good Friday - April 20 11:30 a.m. • Easter Sunday - April 22 11:30 Holy Communion May the Lord bless you with the gift of new life this l9'bster. Hallelujah Christ is Risen! Everyone Welcome! 8