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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-09-11, Page 1212 TN HURON XPO$1101,1 $E!TEMBEI 1900 °CoTTesPoTident MARY WESSELL' ,482-9909 Rosetnary Armstrongt co- , ordjnatar of the Enron Day COare ft!T' the •HOrnebound, Was the guest Speaker at the Septenther Meeting of the Varna United Church Women, She showed slides of -the activities and of the people using them. Members were impressed with the variety of crafts, games and services avail- able, Having access to hair- dressing,'barbering, and foot care is a blessing to many homebound people. Huron' County was chosen by the Ontario Ministry of Community and„ Social Ser- vices for a pilot project to see if day centres would work id " _a large rural area_ with no large urban centre. The pro- gram has been very success- ful and a second centre was necessary in Wingham be- cause of the size of the county and the large number of people wishing to take advantage of the program. The availability of the apartment which "was former- ly occupied by the admini- strator of Huronview was fortunate, os some of the horn's facilities, suchas the Alining room attrl the whirl, pool bath, are used by the centre's client. It's handy, also, to the swimming pool at Vanastra, with its accommo- dation for people with dis- abilities. There are some money- making activities :at the centre, and a New Horizons group has been very helpful. Many of the'people working with the clients are ,volun- teers, including the th?fers who provide transport Bon, and some of the volunteers are residents of the Huron - view Home. •Fee a tee of $4.00 per day, *which „provides for transpor. tation, and a het noon meal, home und people have been ivert the opportunity for o or more days a week to be in a cheerful group with a variety of interesting and fun things to do. Helping disabledpeople to Hensall• council issues kay for tenders Hensall council decided Monday night to publish an advertisement calling for tenders to repair the town -hall roof and chimney. Reeve _Knight said the -roof is about 25 years old, and will be leaking if not repaired soon. Council asked, building inspector Herman Van Wierento draw up specifica- tions for the repairs re- quired. Council also authorized the calling of tender S for curb, gutter and asphalt repairs on Oxford Street. - Building inspector Her - THE CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT LONDON BRANCH In conlanction. _with the• School of Business 'Ad -- ministration University of Western Ontario and The Huron Community Industrial Training Committee is of- fering an Evening Certificate Course in MANAGEMENT AND • ADMINISTRATION CURRICULUM Year 1 (A) Canadian Business Concepts - (15 iessions) (ft) Managerial Accounting - (15 sessions) Year 2 (A) Canadian Business law. (15 sessions) (El) Organizational and Human Behaviour (15 sessions) Year 3 (A) tharkeling • (15 sessions) (6) Operations Management - (15 sessions) Year 4 (A) Finance - (15 sessions) (8) Policy and Administration • (15 saislent) TUITION COMPLETE YEAR '250. ONE SUBJECT $160. Location & Schedule Year 1 will be held In Godorich. Ontario. at th• Assessment Centre 44 Glouceitor Terrace (next to Huron County Jolt). Tho A. portion will begin Monday evening. Sept. 22 (1:30 p.m. • 9:30 p.m.) Subtequent classes will be hold Monday evenings up to and In- cluding Doc. 8th There will oiso be ono full day Softly, day during tho torm and the "A" portion examinalon will bo held Saturday. December 131h. The "El" portion of Year 1 will follow a similar schedule beginning In January and ending In April. Int arrnot Ion Brochures outlining the Program are available from Don Longwell at Champion Rood Mothinery (524-2E41) On Thursday. September lith at 7:t:10 p.m. on infor. motion session on all aspects of the Program will by held at the Aisessrnent Centre (Rear Entrance). Goderich. Ontario. The instruttor and Repreieniatives tho Canadian institute of Management will he present. Applications will be accepted at that time. man Van Wieren reported building permits to a total value of $57,000 were issued to Frank Dieleman, 166 Rich- mond St., for construction of a greenhouse; • to L MacDonald, 50 London Rd., for renovations on home and to Bill Taylor, 198 Queen Street for a new, home, A .demolition permit was issued to Mr. Taylor, of the same address, for demolition of an old house. Works superintendent Bill McLaren reported stone work on the front of the town hall was completed, and cedar boxes installed in ft'.ont of the. building. Reeve Harold Knight congratulated chim on the work, saying, "I really think you've done a wonderful job -on the front of the town hall." Council passed a motion asking the works superinten- dent to purchase five sign posts for the streets leading off Highway #4. The streets requiring markers are Mill, Richmond, Main, Queen and Richmond Street South. Council received an invita- tion to participate in the 1980 Exeter fair parade, in the "decorated municipal entry" category, with prizes of S20. $10 and $5. Council decided to ask the Hen_sall firemen to enter their antique fire engine and Reeve Knight added, "We'd even let the fire department keep any prize they won." The Hensall parks board comMittee reported the start- up of the arena's ice plant Oct. 1 marks ,the opening of another season. The committee recom- mended that board member supervision for auditorium functions be withdrawn. and that in the -future arena personnel are responsibee for iirai-Witi DRILLING W.D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Neil 627-1737 Dud 527-0828 Jim 627-0775 SOUNDS FANTASTIC Did you know that "Leber Watches" heve not increased In price during the last SIX YEARS? Top quality Watches, 17 -jewels incabloc, 10 -micron gold cases, are selling In Detiartment stores between 6100.00 and $250.00. But at the "Leber Displays" for only $5995, S80.95 and $79.95. — Look For Them Only At Our Exclusive Dealer!--- Seaforth Jewellers 527-0270 Seaforth ,Ontario Guatanteed for 18 -Months "Labar Watches" WHERE FASHION -QUALITY -AND VALUE MEET We have a wide variety of Ladies' and Men's, automatic, pocket, Quartz, and standard Watches, in different styles, all the latest, most beautiful models. So hurry In today and take advantage of these great offers. providing this service as part of their job. Council approv- ed the recommendation:. The arena concession booth will be rented to Marg Vanstone of- Hensall for 540 per month. Council member Paul Neilands reported auditori- um facilities are booked for 51 Saturday nights in the coming year. live in their own homes where they are happiest is • the trend these days, and this prograra is often' the alternative • to expensive. institutional care. The theme of the devotions at the meeting was "Build- ing Personality". Pat Norman, 'Dorothy Ostrom and Margaret McClymont led in worship. Vice-president Margaret • Hunt conducted the business meeting in the absence of the president, who was ill, The bill for painting the interior of the church came to $873. Help was volunteered 'to run - the food booth -at the week- end ball tournament, where we hoped to clear enough to pay for refinishing the floor in the sanctuary. A decision was made -to continue supporting our foster child until he is old • enough to become self- supporting. The fall Regional Meeting will be in Bavfield church on October 6, 'beginning with dessert and coffee at 6;30, The guest speaker for, , Varna United Church's antt; iversary, which is on Sept. 21, will be Rev. Alun Thomas, of Bayfield. Guest .soloist is Miss Gloria Hart of Stmt. ford. The Mc,Ash twins, Patricia and Craig, are off to kinder- garten this year. Brian Hill and Cheryl Stephenson also started. Darlene Hayter of Fort McMurray was home with her family on the holiday weekend. Darlene is now working in the. _operating room in the hospital at Fort McMurray. - In the Homestead Ball tournament on the weekend at Varna Balt park, the Stanley Steamers lost their first game by a lop -sided score, t en went on to win the sec d ,game against Winthrop. unday they were put out by the Ox -Blood Tavern team from London. 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