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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-09-22, Page 13IM E ELAS V JIB., EA SU I FORMERLY GRAND BEND CLEANERS) TANT RE G JV.) INDER! Image Cleaners and Graves Wallpaper and Paint of Seaforth offer you an opportunity to assist in the fund raising campaign for the Seaforth and District Community Centres. For 2 J1\ 111) ays nay m Oct. 1st an if We are donating to the fund the entire proceeds from all drycleaning orders brought into Graves on those days. Support your community and bring as much drycleaning as you can. Remember, this is the season to get your fall and winter wardrobe ready. 1 VES J-1\. LL p 2nel J J MAIN STREET , SEAFOBITH a TEL. 52745513 IF LONG DISTANCE CALL 1-800-7050 (toll free) F©a W aIJ1Iy THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 22, 1902 - All Heartsave on again at SC H Each year 3000 people die in Ontario due to heart attacks. If one out of every J 9 Lit 0 four people knew what to do Heartsave Seaforth, in co - these needless deaths could operation with Seaforth Com- be prevented. • munity Hospital is once again life s Giving women the op- portunity to acquire job -rele- vant and life skills in a friendly, supportive setting is the purpose of the Women's Education Program of Cone- stoga College. This fall, the Women's Education Program begins its sixth year of community based education for women with five course offerings in Perth and Huron, Counties. A complete course listing, with descriptions, is .attach- ed. Class. sizes are purposely kept small to allow for friend- ly interaction and the open sharing of participants' ideas, thoughts and con cerns. Fees are reasonable, and there is a small bursary ills for wo fund for women who wish to take part but who require financial assistance, Applicants may register at either the $tratford campus or Clinton campus Continu- ing Education Offices. Strat- ford office hours are 12 noon - 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. - 12 noon Comping C Egmondville Camping Cuties met at the home of the leader Barb Caldwell on Sep- tember 7. Elected officers were Anne Marie Maloney as president, Colleen Ungarian as vice president, secretary is roving and • press reporter is Barb Caldwell. YL en on Friday. The office is located at 270 Water St. (Telephone 271-5700). Clin- ton office hours are 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday through Fri- day, with evening hours (6-9 p.m.) on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. The office is located on Vanastra Rd. (Telephone: 482-3458). tbs meet Members discussed animal tracks and started to make molds of a cat print. The second meeting was held on September 14 at the home of Kathy Turnbull. At this meeting they discussed the Danforth Dare, poison ivy and choosing an appropriate campsite. took members on a memory offering courses where you can (earn how to recognize a heart attack; what to do when the heart stops; how to save a person who chokes and much, much more. Congratulations are ex- rs. S tri tended to the following peo- ple who took the last Heart - save course on Sept. 14: Wayne Ellis, Peg Ellis, Don Kernighan. Gregor" Camp- bell, Audrey McLlwain, Jean Stewart. Leona Nigh, Lori Hetherington, Jerry Hether- ington and Gail McKenzie. Sae next course is on Oct, 19. Sign up by calling Sea - forth Community Hospital at 527-1650. cK� ight describes Seaforth Women's Insti- tute met at the home of Mrs. R.J. Doig Sept. 14. A good attendance of members and visitors answered the roll call by "A highlight of your summer." Mrs. James Nolan took the motto -"The power of example". The meeting was in charge of Mrs. Earl Papple and Mrs. Nolan. 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The Institute Rally is ,to be held in Grand Bend on Oct. 4 with opening at 10 a.m. Mrs. Lorne Lawson spoke of the plans to entertain at the Oct. meeting. Invitations were sent out. Lunch was served by Mrs, Doig, Mrs. Lorne Lawson, Mrs., Eldon Kerr and Mrs. Mary Nolan. THE NEW CANADBAN CLUB of Huron and Perth has donated $1,000 to the new Seaforth and district community centres. With over 350 members, the donation was taken from club funds. Dances are held regularly to raise money. Making the presentation was Jack Renne, president, left, Anne Vogels, treasurer to Marlen Vincent, chairman of the fundraising committee. (Wassink photo) Bazaar is coming up Sunday morning service at Huronview was held in the chapel ',with Rev. Pick in charge. Frank Bissett pre- sided at the organ. Mr. Pick read scriptures from the books of John and Joshua and told the story of Joshua. He also spoke on loyalty and obedience to God. The choir sang an anthem entitled "Jesus The Son of God." Monday was a holiday but. Tuesday morning the regu• lars were playing euchre, the popular past time. In the afternoon Special are resi- dents and some from first floor north had a social hour in the auditorium. Frank Bissett provided piano music and played for an impromptu sing a long. Refreshments were served. Our group is really growing and about 30 residents joined in our session today. , Wednesday morning and afternoon several of our folk went out for van rides. How good it is to be outdoors enjoying this fine weather since, summer is slipping by us rather quickly. The Huron - view chapel service was held in the chapel with Mrs. S. Proty in charge and Elsie Henderson presided at the organ. A prayer of blessing over the service was had. The memory verse-, contest was visualized from last week. The verse from this week's contest was visualized. The verse "In Him was life and the life was the Tight of men." The message taken from this verse was found in St. John 1: 4. We extend a warm wel- come to Mrs. Hazel Feagan from Goderich and Mrs. Margaret Henderson from Hensall who are now residing at Huronview. A reminder that our fall bazaar and tea will be held on Wednesday September 29 from 2 to 4 p.nl in the new auditorium. On display will be numerous articles bf knitted wear. cro- cheted items and a home baked goods' table. There will he many interesting ceramic works such as child• ren's bed lamps. livingroom lamps and vases. You will be delighted with all the colorful crafts made by the residents with the help of staff. Do come and share the afternoon with friends. it f£onbon ?frrr Vrrss moi` I /`s TraveFshow83 September 24, 25, 26 Progress Building, Western Fairgrounds Sept 24 6 p.m. -10 p.m. Sept 25. .11 a.m,-9 p.m. Sept. 26 :. Noon -5 p.rn. AdmissLion $2.00 -Adults $1.00 -Seniors Children under 12 accompanied FREE Maximum family chrlrge 55 00