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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-10-12, Page 7Y:2{N`'. EXP SIT Optimists appoint, corns The first regular meeting of the Optimist Club, with New President Bill Holman in the chair, saw the club outline programs and appoint chairmen for the upcoming year's activities. The Optimist hall will now be looked after and booked by Dennis McCaulay. Phone 527-1010 during the day and 527-0481 in the evenings. Don Millard was accepted as a new member and will be sworn in at the new din- ner meeting October 20. Some of the chairmen appointed for 1988-89 year included: Lt. Gov. Jack Bedard for the essay contest; Youth Activities and Community Services, Optimist Randy Grid- zak, Bob Dinsmore will Chair Public Infor- OPTIMIST NEWS i tt e. c h a i rim n rM, Cooper, Gerard Ryan and Wayne Scott. Plans 'were also started for the Winter Carnival to be held Tuesday, January 17 and Friday, January 20 to Sunday,. January 22. Further information will be available later along with final plans for the Canoe Race and Bike Safety program. The Mardi Gras is also underway and plans for the next Travel the World draw 'are in the works. Seaforth will be host to the first zone meeting to be held October 11 under the direction of the new Lt. Gov. for the Zone Seaforth's Jack Bedard. Anyone wishingmore information about any of the Optimist programs can contact Pres. Bill Holman or any of the above chair- man. Hall rentals are now through Dennis McCaulay. mation, and along with Dennis McCaulay will look atter West Branch Interclub meetings and the West Branch sister city program. Sick and Visiting is now under Op- timist Bob O'Brien. The Just Say No pro- gram will see Ken Miller as chairman and the Club's Jr. Golf program will be guided by Keith McMillan. A new project to judge and award prizes for a Christmas'. Home Decorating.Contest will be looked after by Don Hoffman, .Mel Sales Service r.9 l eatelletleu ,, i . Y• • Bern Cloonere • Stabling • Bunk. Feeders Donald G. Ives R.R. 2 Blyth Brussels 88T-9024 R �17'�1g6r, tnti:1• aJ,�.,:�:ro-,r w:_ a„ + Eli �. Auto a• '11fie ti• Farm. Brenvr6 Mdn'g®e 1 BILL (WMa) SIEMON • _COMMERCIAL & LIFE INSURANCE P.O. Box 488'' Call Collect 68 Ontario ea., Bus. 3489150 Mrncti L, Ont. 548.9817 TOQ . R ; .t I:$ ; fl ,— 7A BLADE OR SHORT RIB ROAST LB. 9 RIB OR TENDERLOIN END PORK ROAST 1.99 Cranbrook WI members learn about Japan Cranbrook Cerrespondene MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Gerald Knight visited his brother Rick in Toronto on a recent weekend. John Saxon's sister Alice Burt and his mother, Mrs. Hilda Saxon, from Toronto, spent a weekend with the Saxons. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler spent a couple of weeks camping around• eastern Ontario and Algonquin Park. Their trip in- cluded a very interesting visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wilbee at Napanee. The autumn leaves were at their best and the coun- tryside was beautiful. Mrs. Mac Engel visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark, Stratford and joined a family Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burdett, Waterloo. There was a good attendance of members and v; dors' at the October Women's In- stitut, - meeting in Cranbrook Community Ceitcre on Thursday evening. The guest speaker was Mr. Nao Yuke Matsuokie from Japan, who is presently teaching school in Wingham. He showed slides of his home town, always with the mountains in the background; the school where he teaches; homes; shrines; and many white cars which are greatly favored in Japan. He also answered many questions. Mrs. Fruth Rotor on.l Mrs YAnnMM T nek- ing prepared the smiles which were presented by Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Strickler. The committee served tea and sandwiches. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Warby, Hamilton, visited Wilfred and Mrs. Strickler on Thursday. PORK LOIN CHOPS2 LB. STEWING BEEF LB. 1.99 Walton women to view Yukon Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY McCALL 887-6677 • W.I. NEWS The Walton Women's Institute meeting will be on Wednesday evening October 19 at 8:15 p.m. at the hall. Citizenship and Legislation convenors are having Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dennis showing their slides on a trip to Yukon and Alaska. Members are requested to bring a grand- mother. Anyone is welcome. The noon lun- cheon will be served the same day at the hall. DUFF'S CELEBRATES THANKSGIVING Duff's United Church was decorated in thes- Thanksgiving Theme for the Sunday morn- ing service. Rev. Bonnie Lamble was in the pulpit and the sermon was "Camels and Needles". Margery Huether greeted worshippers. The unite meeting is to be held Wednesday night. Roll call is a tea towel for the church kitchen. PEOPLE VISIT Isabelle Shortreed spent Thanksgiving Sunday with Bill and Louise Smith and fami- ly in Mitchell. Visiting at the home of Ray and Margery Huether for the past week was James Pullock of Brandon Man. Mr. and Mrs. Roily Achilles visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Achilles and family of Bellwood. SEAFORTH HOSPITAL AUXILIARY Fall Fair Draw Winners Floor Lamp — ALISON RUTH ROWE, Scarborough Calico Cat — MARY MARGARET MALONEY, Seaforth Jr. Volunteers Quilt — MARY NESBITT, Seaforth WE WISH TO THANK THE PUBLIC FOR THEIR SUPPORT AND PARTICIPATION THE CAUSE OF THE SMOKE at Dave's Collision and Repair in Varna turned out to be this smoke making machine. But this was found out only after Bill Thompson, shown here, and other members of the Brucefield Fire Department had blindly searched the building for signs of flame, and managed to find and drag out some "unconscious" bodies which were found to be unharmed by the artificial smoke. The training exercise tests how the firefighters Would respond in a real emergency situation, and for Mr. Thompson, who had no prior knowledge of the exercise, found it to be a real learning experience. Corbett photo. 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