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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-10-13, Page 8l040 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR* OCTOBER 13, 1982 INDIANS AND PILGR111t1S, united at the Hullett central school to celebrate Than special evt costumes Is R 'giving: Grade one students spent one week studying the d sat down to a turkey dinner on Friday. Shown In their ie Wilts, grade two and Georgia Wright, grade one. (Wassink photo) DAVID LLOYD MacFARLANE A former McKillop resid- ent. Lloyd MacFarlane died in hospital in Almonte. Ont- ario on Sept. 25. He had moved from Winthrop to Almonte with his family in 1942. In his 54th year, Mr. MacFarlane is survived by his father, David and his wife, the former Marion' DRYWALL KNOWN FOR HIGH QUALM Peter Bakes Drywall, COMPLETE DRYWALL SERVICE 527-1398 bliaamgliwo Wark, two daughters, Kath erine, Mrs. Bill Davies of Carlsbad Springs; Nancy, Mrs. Charles McDougall of Almonte; two sisters Jean, of Almonte and Elizabeth, Mrs. Allan Thompson and brother Robert, both of Carleton Place, also survive. He was predeceased by his mother, the former Jennie Somerville and by three. brothers. George, John and Gordon. Funeral service was held from the Gamble and Comba Funeral Home, Almonte, Sept. 27 with Rev. Clarence Roberts officiating. Inter- ment followed in Clayton United Cemetery, THOMAS HENDERSON Thomas Arthur Hender- son, endeeson, of R.R. 2. Wingham, formerly of McKillop Town- ship. died Thursday Oct 7 in Wingham and Dtstric; Hos• pita] in his 82nd year. Hc was the husband of the late Cora Mathers and is survived by one son. Larry of Wingham. The son of the late James B. Henderson and Isabella Love. He was predeceased by a brother, George. Funeral service was held from the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home in Seaforth on Saturday, Oct. 9 at 3 p.m. with Rev. James Vanslykc of Northside United Church of• ficiating. Pallbearers were Charres Mathers, George Love, Alf Nichol, Wilmer Cuthill, Art Alexander and Floyd Mat• hers. interment followed in Maitlandbank Cemetery. Evers week marc and more people discover a hat nighty jobs arc accom• plishcd by los cost Huron Expositor Want Ads Dial 521.0240. Centralia College of Agricultural Technology FALL CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS Ontario Miniefry of Agriculture and Food A. Longer Training Programs (NO charge to registrants) (I) ON CAMPUS COURSES • Financial Management For Farmers • Huron Hall November 16 • December 14, Tuesdays 9:30-3:30 (11) Off -Canopus Courses • Financial Management For Formers 1. O.M.A.F. Perth, 413 Hibernia, Stratford November 18 • December 16, Thursdays 9:30 • 3.30 2. Small Banquet Room, Elea Memorial Community Centre, Atwood November 17 • December 15, Wednesdoys 9:30 • 3 30 • Dairy Goat Management OMAF Perth, 413 Hibernia, Stratford October 18 • November 22 Monday evenings from 7 30 plus 2 Saturday tour sessions • Sheep Management Library, Belmore Community Centre, Belmore October 20 • December 8 Wednesday evenings from .7 30 plus 2 Saturday tour sessions 8, Other Programs (fee to registrants indicated) All On -Campus Courses • Understanding Your Farm Weather With Joy Campbell (CFPL Channel 10 Meteorologist) Cost $20.00 Two-day course November 29 and December 6 Mondays 9 30 • 3 30 • Food For Living With Elaine Gottschall Cost $25.00 8 evenings, October 20 • December 8 Wednesdays from 7 30 p m • Food Processor Cookery With Deb Laskin -Rich and Deb Campbell Cost 10.00 1 day November 6 Saturday 9.30 - 3:30 • Microwave Cooking With Deb Loskin-Rich and Deb Compbell Cost 10.00 1 day November 13, Saturday 9.30 3.30 TO •REGISTER FOR THESE COURSES: On-Carnpus Courses - phone Continuing Education, Centralia College (228-6691) Off -Campus Courses - phone Centralia College or your area OMAF Office Ministry ar AgrkuNun Oniano and Reed WL hears of Little Stitchers The St. ,lances CWL meet- ing was held in the school following mass on Oct, 5, chaired by president, Mrs. ilarry Hak. Chris Haste gave the spir- itual roading "Oucenship of Mnry•. Ste Tho pi ns ru s�•1e,X -I I:I r The Deanery meeting is to be held in Brussels Commun- ity Centre on Nov. 3 • Ann Van Dooren and Catherine Hak attended a meeting last week pertaining to the Huron County Christ- as hrist• as ACW ve The, A.C'.W. of St. Thomas Anglican ,church met in the Parish Hall with Pres. Fran- ces 'reatero in the chair. The meeting opened with a prayer by Mrs. Grace Corn• ish and the Collect of the day read by Mrs, 'Barb Palin. Sc.cMrs, Joyce Lee read the minutes and called the roll a e s euchre call. Tres,, Mrs. Corrie Snowdon ,gave her report. Plans were made for the fall rummage sale on Oct, 23 and the Christmas euchre on Sat. Nov. 20. Monthly euchre will be held on Tues„ Oct. 26 and the next meeting at the home of Mrs. Cornish on Nov. 2. mus Bureau, Arrangements are In progress for it to be open one week in Dec„ here In Seaforth. The St. James CWL is holding a mixed euchre in the school on Oct, 27 at 8:00 p.m. The "Right to Life" mem• berships run from Oct. to Oct. and are now due. " Guest speaker was Mrs. Betty Beuttenmiller who spoke on quilting and displayed a couple of quilts. She said not only does a quilt keep you warm, but you can become- much closer to a neighbour or acquaintance by working together over a quilt. Also it is a good way to make money for community projects. Betty organized this quilt- ing project with ample help from other supportive town ladies, calling themselves "The Little Stitchers" when it was just learned the new Community Centre was ac- cepted, In the past few months, through selling tick- ets on their quilts, they have to date, donated 84,000 ,,re ARNOLD J. ST NN955E LIFE and Mortgage Insurance Plans -fellb act Deferred Annuities INCOME Tax Deductable Flexible IO LOAD • ICH ,S.11°. NEW Non•Smokers Rates Available TeO.527-041Or REPRESENTING Sun Life Assurance 117 GODER3CH ST. EAST Company of Canada SEAFORT01 toward this project. These ladies not only bound a quilt, but bound a real friendship by working together. They deserve recognition for their endeavours and trite com• rounity support, SA.�''�)�Z J►Wii, ,;iz;S Ii l l it n -M OTI l ),, Ay 1 1 l 1 1 t 11 -Wil 1.11 I lI\ (dl f ti f(14f 1 1'l 311 3)1 nl'1l• I,.rii,• 112-I() Ro!IV e Air eear e AMP ®®o®e®90®e®e as, ®iffy aAir oenv •1 1 . 346-2913 Shi oar /®e®/Awe ®e Air a re® a am a ® eAer ro err" SHIP YOUR CA E CO.iiP UNITED C LE AY -OPERATOVES OF ONTA;`.00 ONTARla STOCK YARDS [418] 187-1143 e m m s m e m YOUR U.C.S. . SHOPPER 08 1i Tu'ANSPIlL;'T AVM 1311 BRYAN I• el r'1!• RESODEN,C(r: - 348-9009 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ong Day - Every Tuesday Mervoing 110 11,1 dn-m 111 11111.11111111111 1'111111 1''111 SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Planning Survey The Boa'rdf Governors of Seaforth Community Hospital has established a Planning Committee to study the hospital's current activities and the present and future health needs of the community, To do this successfully, we need your help. Please comp a this questionnaire by checking the appropriate boxes and should you desire, provide additional ation under the section marked "comments." Residence: Town Township Mak Female Age QUESTIONNAIRE , 1. Have you or a member of your family been treated at Seaforth Community Hospital during the past two years? Yes . No Admitted Out -Patient Comments: 2. Have you or your family been treated at another hospital during the past two years? Yes No Comments: 3. If the -answer to question 2 was yes, what was the main reason? (a) family physician elsewhere (b) service not available here (c) personal preference (d) other Comments s '4. Do you call the hospital after hours for Health Care Information? Yes No Comments 5 Would you or members of your family attend Preventative Health Carp programs sponsored by Seaforth Community Hospital? Yes No Comments 6 Would any of the services listed below be of benefit to you or your (amtls? Yes No Please indicate by/those in which you are most interested (a) Day Hospital (h) Foot Clinic (c) Diet Counselling - in existence (d) Diabetes Clinic - in existence (t') Help in understanding your medicine as prescribed by your 1)ot for (f) Speech Therapy - in existence (g) Other (please specify) 7 Should Seaforth Community Hospital enlarge the Fmergency and Oul Patient Department Yes No ( omments Please return completed questionnaire to the hospital by October SAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Box 99, SEAFORTH, Ontario NOK 1WO or drop it off at: SEAFORTH MEDICAL CLINIC TORONTO -DOMINION BANK Seaforfh, Ont. Seaforfh, Onf. i1, 1982 K EATING'S PHARMACY Seaforth, Onf.