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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-01-11, Page 5THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 11 1'989 5A r1 1 r In new ear Walton•Correspondent MRS. 'BETTY McCALJL ..889.6677 Both units of Walton's United Church Women met for a joint meeting in the church abasement, Wednesday January 4 Twenty-four ladies 'were present. The first meeting in the New Year was opened by Marilyn McDonald with a poem "Resolutions".:Hymn, "Standing at the Por- tal" was sung , with Marie McGavin the pianist. •Helen Williamson read scripture followed by prayer. Marilyn gave a medita- tion and reading, "A Happy New Year". Phyllis Mitchell and Margery Huether favored with a musicat number. Helen dos- ed the devotions with prayer. Viola Kirkby read a poem, "Recipe for a New Year" then introduced the guest speaker Leona Armstrong who spoke on Leadership and Development. She brought forth information in different leadership, some leaders are born, but some learn from others, giving us much food for thought in several poems she read. Marie McGavin ex- pressed thanks. Olene Dennis presided for the business, opening with a poem, "Remember That". Minutes were read by Marjory Humphries followed by a thank you. Leona McDonald gave the treasurer's report. The U.C.W. have purchased new numberrs for the hymn board up in the choir loft. It was requested that K. Food and Zehrs tapes be saved and put in a box in the church basement. Cut out front labels from Campbell Soups are to be left in another box. It was announced in- stead of the Thank Offering there will be a Daffodil Tea. Coming events to keep in mind are the an- nual congregational meeting January 22 following a pot luck luncheon, church ser- vice at 11:30 a.m. Walton I unit to serve. Walton II to clean up. Theme, 'You are the light of the world' at the Huron -Perth Presbyterial in Goderich January 23. February 5. Walton Board meeting at Mary MOLDING THE ART - Della Bennett. a Grade 2 teacher at Walton Public Schoo freezes into place the snowy attwork of students Michelle Kuntz and Armand Dube The students were completing a unit on Winter Wonderland Mcllwraith phot& Humphries, February 12 is Communion. Walton I to wash the cups. Committee reports were given. Karen Hoegy reported for social functions with several weddings coming up this year. New green envelopes are to be purchased by the U.C.W. A supper committee meeting is scheduled for 9 a.m. Tuesday. January 10 at Mary Humphries home. The executive of the U.C.W. will meet next month, with unit meetings on the second Wednesday Olene closed the meeting with, prayer Lunch hostesses from both units served lunch during a time of fellowship. Cranbrook residents entertain family, and friends Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL. 887-6641 The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated in Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday. January 15 at 9:45 a.m Judy Engel of Ottawa spent two weeks over the holiday season with her parents John and Pat and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Murphy enjoyed a holt: day trip to Scotland. Visiting, Don and Mrs. Cotton on New Year's were Garnet Starr and Joyce Brown. Wallaceburg. Angus ano Mrs Starr. Shelburne, and Steven and Mrs. Starr inn daughter of Owen Sound. Mr'. and Mrs. Ross Engel visited 'with Campbell and Mrs. Grant. Listowel on New Year's. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler entertain• ed all their family for New Year's. Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacDonald . have returned from an enjoyable four -lay trip U the Grand 'Canyon. Arizona. Las Vegas ant. the Tournament of Rosea Parade, Pasadena. ear. ani ears. Ken Miller. Guelph. visited John and Mrs. Engel Job creation program provides funding for Huron The Corporation of the County of Huron has been granted funding in the amount of $18,150 for the pruning' and planting of trees in the Town of Wingham under the Unemployment Insurance Section 38 Job Creation Program. This will result in five jobs over a period of 50. work weeks. The U.I. Section 38 Job Creation pro- gram is designed to provide opportunities for unemployed workers to maintain and utilize their work skills during periods when they are laid off and without other employment . The Town of Goderich has bee granted funding in the amount of $73,33) for the clearing of seventeen acres of b at the,. Goderich Airport to make way for the new runway. It is also funded by the job crea- tion program, and will result' in 11 jobs over a period of 210 work weeks The Huron County Pioneer Museum has been granted funding in the amount of 159,660 for the final stage in the expansion and renovation of the Museum. This will result in six jobs over a period of 156 work Weeks. Winner announced The Junior Farmers ladies broomball team recently held a 50/50 draw to raise money for the team's ice time this season. The winner of the draw is Leo Meidinger of Zurich, Both Mr. Meidinger and the Junior Farmers made $500 from the draw ce Mid Winter y The way it should be. Pries ne t4 to .and beibw wholesale! Over 100 snowmobiles must be sold SV -80M Sno-Scoot The fun little Yamaha Standard $1,479 Electric Start $1,699 PZ -4430N Phazer The Most Popular Yamaha $4,999 CF -300L Inviter • $2,999 CS -340N Ovation • $3,699 ET -340M Enticer $3,299 EX -570N Exciter PD.I., tax and Ireightare extra ,Why buy a used snowmobile when you new one for the same price? can buy a Just say ''oharge it" on your Hull' Gully Charge Card We :need your trades - We pay top dollar for any make or model - wayit• .111 under one root at •llYhatrloNife &Sputhdale In London M :CENT.—.00111111111, RE" (519) 885A8O45 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bradshaw. Deadwood. Alberta. called on old friends and neighbors �n Friday There was a good turnout on Friday night for the first euchre sponsored by the hall board. Sixteen tables played with the follow- ing winners: high - Shirley Versteop, Jack Cox. low - Roberta Simpson. Margaret Adams ( playing as a man :: lone hands - Dorothy Dilworth. Ken Crawford, lucky table no. 8 - Dona Knight. Hazel McKenzie. John Monahan, Harvey Adams tally • Adnan Versteop. Un Friday. January 13 the Foresters are hosting the euchre HURON SUPERIOR MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS Serving Seaforth and all of Huron County MICHAEL . FALCONER 153 HIGH STREET, CLINTON , Bus: 482-9441 Res.: 482-3664 Evening appointments ovaiiabie I Ili` r .-- , .. '^"'- "."r'..s.er• 1 1 HEALTH THE ILL -- Aeries of bi-weekly reviews of activities at ii WORKING TOGETHER The Departmental Managers and all Hospital Staff have combined forces to raise approx- imately $400 for the Hospital Building Fund with proceeds from their "Gourmet Escape Raffle" Winners of the six "sinful" goody baskets were: 1st - Betty Hulley, 2nd - Laurie Mills, 3rd - L. Dale, 4th - Zelda Bannerman, 5th - Marg McClure and 6th - Marion McKay. Seaforth Hospital Nurses have proven their skills one more time - this time for cooking abilities All staff were invited to a potluck lunch. January 5, 1989 sponsored by the nurses and over $200, for the building project was raised WINTER INTERLUDE The Hospital Staff extends to you an invitation to bring your Valentine on February 11, 1989 to a romantic evening of candlelight dining (Mrs. Miller catering ) and dancing at Seaforth Community Centre. Proceeds to Seaforth Hospital Building Fund. A trip to Las Vegas draw is another highlight. See any Hospital Staff Member regarding tickets -$100./couple Tickets are limited. To Mr. Allan Armes -.A sincere thank you from the Hospital patients for the donation of e coffee maker ACTIVATION GROUP UPDATE 1. We made apple craft Mr. •& Mrs. Claus to add to the Christmas Decor - it was enjoyed by both male and female patients. 2. We are working on the design of a stand up embroidery frame for our patients' use. We have one particular patient in mind who is in a wheelchair and very keen to resume embroidery work. If anyone has designs or ideas for our patients along these lines, we would welcome them. 3. We are planning Robbie Burns celebrations on Tuesday,anuary 24, 1989. We plan to have poems recited, bag pipes played and a film on Scotland. If /anyone is interested in partaking in any way please call Mary Marg Nash - 527-1650. 4. We have a new program developed called "Hair Care" for our patients. One day per month one of four participating hair stylists will be available, on the premises for professional hair ,care. 5, Thank you to all who donated Christmas gifts for the in -patients over the holiday season They were gratefully accepted WET RUMP. SIRLOIN TIP OR ROUND STEAK ROAST Ls p!e 000 Freezer Pak - e No Substitutions. Pleas. YOU GET ALL THIS: 5 x 1 LB: Storemade Sausage 5 x 1 LB. Medium Ground Beet 5 LB. Pork Butt Chops 5 x 1 LB. Side Bacon 15 x 1 LB. Stewing Beef Reg. 5675 STORE SLICED SID AL B +�' LE ® $ DELI SLICED. CANADA PACKERS COOKED .ME ATS2 LB 10 II$ SAVE 11:P0i25 �.. 1 7-11121 Vlore in -Store Features Check our Trim and freshness A19 Church Congregations IN EGMONDVILLE AND SEAFORTH Are_lnvited To A SPECIAL WORSHIP SERVICE in Celebration Of The Week Of Prayer For ,Christian Unity to be held on SUNDAY, JANUARY 22 2:00 P.M. AT THF EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH The Guest Speaker will be Re%. Robert Rumball of Toronto A social hour will follow the worship service. Everything ORDERED SOLD iv the BARE WALLS