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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-02-11, Page 5.FAIRY TALE UNIT —. Seaforth Public School marked the end of a study.,of,fairy tales with a. special ,slate of activities 'for. most " students, Here a group sings about a .donkey they learnt about, accompanying themselves with homemade • tamborines..Other students made puppets and did other art work. ' (Mcllwraith photo) Rev. Douglds Zehr guest speaker Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-(1645. The February meeting of the"Cranbrook Women's Institute was held February S at the home of Mrs. Wilfred Strickler:"The roll call was answered • by • 12 ,members , and -`.two' visitors. • ' • • Rev. Douglas. Zehr of the Mennonite • Church, Brussels, wasguest speaker and all enjoyed his talk, • • • - The minutes of the January meeting were read by Mrs. Frank Workman: President, Mrs. John Vanass conducted the business. Mrs. Strickler and her daughter. Mrs: Ralph Adams each conducted a contest. • The March meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Workman. Launch was. served by Mrs. Clare Veitch.and Mrs. Donald Perrier PEOPLE Friends from Komoka, Wartburg; Dor- chester Watford innerkip and London, February 1 to.celebrate John's birthday. Steven Webb began his ministry in the Monkton-Cranbrook charge: on Februaiy I. His ordination takes place in his home church at St: Marys on Sunday evening, February 15. The Cranbrook Youth Group report a good tiine at, their family bowling. at. the Moles - Worth Bowling Lanes February 1. • ' Becky and Allison Rapson • spent several days with' their grandparents .Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd •Smith while their parents enjoyed skiing at 'Huntsville!. The February meeting of the Women's Missionary Society • of Knox Presbyterian Church, Cranbrook, was held aat the home of Mrs. Jim hart, Brussels with eleven. memberspresent. Mrs,. Jack Knight opened the meeting with a reading. Donna read and led in prayer. Following the theme "Love" Mrs. Leslie Knight gave the topic, bringing out the many ways love influences our lives and those around us, in our church, W .M.S. and every visited at the Vanass home on Sunday, day. Walton couple celebrates Walton Correspondent - BETTY McCA1J, 887-6677 Congratulationsgo out to Harold and Elva Bolger who celebrated their 45th Wedding Anniversary on Saturday with a dinner at the Triple K Restaurant in Blyth. 77rose attending were Larry and Faye QJa and Erin, Blyth; Bill and Jean Hutchinson, Jeff and Steve, Listowel; Robert and Shirley Cillycrop, Tracey and Sheri and friend Dan, iandem; Olive Papple and Margery, Seaforth; Harold and Naomi Pryce, Winthrop; Oliver and Thelma Pryce, Sea - forth: Margeurite Sanderson. Brussels: Ja- mie Sariderson, New Market;' Gerald and Berea Watson, Blyth. The rest of the evening was spend playing cards and visiting when they returned to Harold and-Elva's home in the village. ABOUTPEOPLE Albin and Ruby Bergstrom of Bashaw, Alberta have been visiting in this area on their return trip from Jamaica with Doug and Marjorie Fraser. Emerson and Phyllis Mitchell entertained other friends in their honor one •eirenirig'last ' week. They left for Toronto' early Sunday . morning to fly out for the West. Doug and Marjorie will spend a few days in Toronto when Doug is attending the Good Roads convention. Friends entertain neighbor McKillop Correspondent 1DELLA HURLEY 527-1106 The 12th concession of McKillop. friendsof Holds . elections Elections were held at the first meeting of McKillop No. 1 441 Club, President is Melissa Whitmore; Vice President, Pam Bennett; Secretary, Theresa Campbell; Treasurer, Pam Hoggarth and Press Reporter, Heather McKercher,. The leaders discussed how to fist a leaky pipe and other minor hone maintenance and whet people should do when home alone. The next Meeting will beheld Thursday at the -home of Connie McClure. Mrs. Terry Ward, entertained her with bowling and a dinner as a going away party as she has moved to Monkton. The friends were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rock, Mr. and Mts. Bob Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. John Elligsen, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Illligsen and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Weiderman. They presented her with a table,centrepiece and a clock. McMaster Siemon Atik INSURANCE BROILERS INC. AUTO•BUSINESS'FARIVI CALL COLLECT Fits.: 3489180 or lee: 345.2080 Coli es tor a quote on hunk lnsurante No tebuiidhig clause on buildings In user 68 Ontario Road Mitchell. INFORMATION • NOTICE SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL A_i1_- BLUE CROSS SUBSCRIBERS 1Nho pay aII their premiums direct to Blue Cross Ail Non -Group Subscri'b'ers of BIo'e dross for Semi -F rivate in-hospital accommodation will have reteived a letter from' Ontario Blue Cross info -fining then that they have a choice of prsthiutn payment dollar amounts with differing levels of eov'erage towards the test of Serra -Private accommodation. Option fl1' pays the full payment of the hospital's charge Op'troi� #2 - pays a MAXIMUM of 530.60 peer day towards the .Hospital charge for a Sena -Private Room' For your inforrinati'on, please he advised that SEAPORT -1' COMMUNITY HOSPITAL charges ONE RATE only for either a Serni-Private Room or a Private Room', and is referred to as a Differential Rate. Currently that differential rate is '55.61.1 per day, and entities the patient to either a Private Roni or Semi -Private Room: - On this Basis, yota should be aware that by selecting Option 42 ilii" the Blue Cross biUlletin, Moe Cross will pay only $40:00' peer day towards thee' Differential Rate Charged by this hospital, and you will he b'ille'd for the balance by the hospital. 'WpitiOft #1, will pay the full cost Of the hospital Differential 'Rate.' AIM be advised thatrnapy hespitals in Ciritarieh'a've One Differential Rate for either ' Ssnir Veivate tier Private itenti' as available. f'f'yeltr lfave any questions'pr concerns regarding the above please feel free to eohtact The Adfiiitting Officer at Seaforth Com'mu'nity Hospital. • • President Mrs. Clare Veitch presided for the business when the minutes were read by Mrs. Wilfred Strickler and the treasurer's report by'Mrs. Hart. The roll call was a verse ' on "love" or "heart." 'The March meeting will be combined with the World Day of Prayer service. on March6 at the home of Mrs. Joe Smith. There was some discussion on Synodical and Our part, in it. M[s. Veitch read an amusing' poem on • "Groundhog Day. " • Mrs. .Leslie Knight conducted a Bible contest, on "love".. Lunch was, provided by • Mrs. Jack -Knight and Mrs. Mac Engel. The Forester's dance. on Friday night was well attended and everyone enjoyed an evening of dancing to Tiffin's Orchestra: The Forester's .will sponsor another dance on April 3. Friday night, February 13, the Hall Board will have a card party in the Community Centres at 8:30 p.m. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 11, 1987 — A5 Ask about the Plan- ' that PAID 444 • 5O% MORE in 1986 than comparable plans at most banks and trust companies Clinton Colrtr�tiraar�ity CREDIT UNION CLINTON 482-3467 EXETER 235-0640 Are you over 60 or turning 71 before December 31, 1987 If you are, and wash to secure a lifetime income from RRSP, or are interested In other RRSP investments at very competitive rates, call: Arnold J. Stinnissen 527-0410 Tony' Arts 527-0794 OH PFR -. HURON PERTH i 1lCATHOLIC os1 oy SCHOOL BOARD .iC SC' KIDERGARTEN REGISTRATION In order to. register for Kindergarten, children must be five (5) years of age on or before December 31, 1987. Parents are asked to bring Birth Certificate, Baptismal Certificate and proof of Immunization. It is advisable that parents contact the school in which you intend to register your child for an appointment prior to the registration date. The registration date and location for Regular Kindergarten classes will be as follows: ' St. Columban School Mr. George Van Slyck, Principal RR #2 Dublin, Ontario NOK 1E0 345-2086 FEBRUARY 24, 1987 9:00 a.m. 3:25 p.m. St. James School Mr. Gary Birmingham, Principal Chalk Street, Seaforth,Ontario NOK 111110 527-0321 MARCH 10, 1987 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 [noon] Any parent who wishes to register a child for French Immersion Kindergarten .andr has not yet done . s5,- shduld contact M. 1.- McDade-, Principal, 524-9901. DAVID DURAND WILLIAM ECKERT Chairman of the Board Director of Education EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY WINDOWS AND D' 0 C . R S O131)`EREFORE FERr'ARv,-19$7 FREE DELIVERY VMS: 10% DE'OSIT; BALANCE DUE MAY 1.,• 1987 'y ` makal SEAFORTIi, ONTARIO NOK 1W4 Y TELEPHONE 527.0910, "-,,• ::QUALITY;LUMBER AND SERVICE 5i(Nce itit6 OPEN • 0-14 i 5`30 MOMS,FRI 8,12:30' SAT:. td