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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-08-25, Page 6MAPLE LEAF 1 BY -THE -PIECE LIVERWURST 1 39 LB A B 4 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 25, 11 •••• - 1.1A;,..,'• . ? • i 1.'.4 .tt 'Ott 't t, AREA RMV OFFICER HONOLI ED—Capt. W.J. (Bill) Morris of 107 Brantford Street, Seaforth, is seen being congratulated by, L R.P. Russell of R.R. #4, Walton, on receiving the Canadian Forces Decoration, This decorat- ion is awarded to Military Personnel on completion of 12 years meritorious service. CoI Russell is the Commanding Officer of Ipperwash Army Camp and Captain Morris in the Camp Adjutant. Entertainment ,at Huron - view on Friday, August 13 was provided by Elaine and J'erorne Fabian with their guitars. There was ..a good attendance to see and hear this couple peiform. Their program consisted of solps and ducts of gospel, country western and folk songs with guitar accompani- ment. There was something for everyone to'enjoy and residents look forward to 'having the Fabians back again. Residents filled the new auditorium Sunday morning as they listened to Rev, Wittich 'deliver his farewell sermon. It was an 'inspiring personal message and touch- ed the heart of everyone. Mr. Wittich spoke on his reasons for leaving the church at Blyth to accept his new charges at Listowel. Using the parable that man' sows the seed and another waters it with only God able to make it grow. he likened this to the growth of the Christian Church. Tuesday was a beautiful day and ideal for the barbe- cued harnburgs and hotdogs for residents of Normal Care. Residents from Special Care met in the new hall for a social time and watched programs from the video tapes', The Rev. Norman Pick joined residents for coffee and a get -acquainted session. On Tuesday evening sev- eral volunteer drivers of the staff and members of Unit 3 of 151 in Brucefield United Church with their cars kindly trans- ported 30 residents of Huron - view to see the show "Annie" at Brownie's Drive In in Clinton. Through the cour-, tesy of Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Brown to them. residents extend grateful appreciation. Wednesday morning Mary Van Camp. Margaret Mur- ray, Pat Thurlow and Frank Bissett left on a ten-day• vacation to Albion Falls Cen- tre. They were accompanied by Norman Gowing and John McTaggart. The birthday party on Wednesday afternoon in the auditorium was sponsored by the Brussels W.I. The pro- gram consisted of musical selections. solos, duets. tap dancing, and a baton routine. Mrs. Josie Cunningham expressed words of apprecia- tion and an invitation to come again. Thursday afternoon Bible Study was held in the chapel. Mrs. Prouty led the service when a Bible contest was started. The one winning the contest will receive a prize. Several of the residents were pleased to see Father Paul Mooney of Zurich visit- ing friends in the home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mason of Windsor visited with Mrs. Jean Wilson. Mrs. Helen Ross and Mrs. Lorne Mac- Donald of Seaforth were guests of Mrs. Pearl McFar- lane last week'. Father Thom- as McQuaid of St. Lucie B.W.I., visited his sister Mrs. Irene Allen of Goderich and relatives in the home. Kids perform VcIaloolim Yens Correspondent NORMAN EAST 482.3782 On Monday, August 16. the Vanastra playground put on it talent show at the Vanastra rec-centre. The children performed skits, step -danced, did tumb- ling routines. sang songs and played the piano for a small audience of parents. The children worked hard perfecting their acts and it wakall worth it. They did an excellent job on the talent show! The Stanley Township Hall was the site of the Varna playground talent show on Thursday. August 19. The children worked hard on the production on such skits as "The Murky Mon - stet Foiled Again" and "Bob and Dnug MacKenzie," A puppet show, songs. a dance. and piano playing were also included in the Varna talent show. The children enjoyed themselves and though the wealth, Bev Robinson. Nova audience was small, the Scotia. S66; third share the talent show was a success! wealth, Bev Robinson, 571. A trip nn Wednesday was Norma Coleman of Kip- 10 Hoftnesville Valley Farm pen, won the 5200 jackpot. L. where the children saw Dent of Goderich and Wilma ducks, geese. sheep, deer McMichael. Clinton. split the peacocks and other animals. proceeds of one win, From there the group went TUCKERSMITH DAY to Kaz Kiezek's honey farm, NURSERY Mr Kiezek showed us how Happy Birthday to Dixie the honey was made and also Fmpling nn August 6, gave every family one pound 'Shawna Walker on August of honey to take home. 15. Kim Embling on August Ps tourof the CKNX 26. Danny Nagel nn August radio/television station in 2. Michelle Fremlin on Wingham to meet some of August 29. (he radio personalities . the Miss McF.wing is on a Bluth Summer Festival one-week holiday from Aug. Tl-eatre. was great fun. ust 23.27. this week is Olympia Da, PERSONALS and the children are compet• Happy Birthday to Billy mg in various track and field Hoy on August IS. eN, ems such as running Happy AnithdrsarN to Mr. rues. running long lump. and Mrs. John Blanchard on in* jump, standing long August 16: Dennis and Pat pimp, and relays. Knox s on Aug. 22: Hilda and rile winners of the events Jim Visser on August 19; rem,. e Royal Bank Junior Larry and Judy Lee on migvA,L lvmpi ribbons and all who 1; Dorothy and Ken Rhynard pariLipated are given a on lily 26: and Glen and st The winners of the Mvrra Smith on Itily 10. overall competition for their own age group received diaries as their prizes. The filial , day of play- ground also involves a base- ball game and a party cake with "Playground '82" writ- ten on it. The Bine Jay baseball game against the New York Yankees is the last trip of the summer. The bus is leaving the ree centre at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday, August 28 and is returning by 1:30 p.m. This marks the end at another successful play- ground summer program. It is hoped all the children enjoyed the summer. BINGO RESULTS Bingo results for Tuesday August 3 are: first share -the - wealth Debbie Wallace of Londesboro: second share, the-vtealth, Evelyn Vander. burgh of Goderich: third share-the•wealth. Hilda Nichol of Vanastra. The jackpot prize winner y, as Minnie Dietz of Hensall. Results ' of the Vanastra bingo of Tuesday. August 17 were: first share -the -wealth, Leah Breckenridge. Goder• ich, S65; second share -the at ONE WAY " •", CANADA GRADE 'A' - B -B -Q READY CANADA GRADE - FRESHLY MINCED !MAPLE LEAF - READY -TO -SERVE PORK SHOULDER SMOKED PICNICS MAPLE LEAF BREAKFAST SLICES BB , 500G. ED NICHOLSON Meal Manager FREEZER SPECIALS -CANADA GRADE 'A' REEF WHOLE LOINS SIRLOIN T-BONE WING STEAKS or ROASTS HAMBURG 2 4 WHOLE CHUCKS BLADE. SHORT RIB. 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