HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-07-26, Page 9MR. -Although Blyth firemen were tending a fire it was a minor foss.
The old fano house owned by Murray Adams burner last fall and firemen
were helping clears up the rubble and finish the job. The house is located
just outside of Londesboro end fire officials worked for several hours to
finish the job.
Correspondent
MS!, BERT SI OBBROOK
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Edythe Beacom, was host-
ess at the Cheerio Club en
Wednesday, July 18th When
a picnic was held at'Ilarbor
Park, Gpderich. There were
13 ,members and 2 visitors
present, Isabel Airdre and
Deana Lyon- :Edythe wel-
comed. ail
Minutes of the last meet-
ing and treasurer's report
were read:' by •secretin
Walton;
Mr, Jerry Uressel of.
Bracebridge visited a few
days with several friends and',
relatives in Walton and area..
Mrs, Viola Kirkby and.
Mrs. M, Brown are spending
this week holidaying at the
formers cottage at Point
Clark,
County Homemakers. speak
to
WcIton:
Correspondent
MRS. BETTY McCALI:
$87-6677
Mrs. Harold Hudie, pres-
ident of the Walton Women's
Institute called the meeting`
to order on Wednesday even-
ing, July 18, '
Mrs. Ray , Hucther was
pianist for the evening.
in the correspondence,
leaders were asked. for the
fafl 4*H'' prtiject on needle-
point. Roll- call .was "A
modern medical aid 1 ap-
preciate," There were 19
present and 3 guests.. Mrs.
Jim• Axtmann read the mine
utes and the financial report,
A date for the fall bazaar'was'
discussed, with a motion to
.have it Saturday, November
3rd.;
This being the Family and
Consumer Affairs meeting,
• , Mrs. Viola : Kirkby read a
poem on "Help • and . Hap-
piness" and To live long is
necessary . to live' slowly."
The Motto "Happiness is
something we cultivate in our
minds" was well 'presented
by Mrs. Marjorie Huether,
closing with poems, "Mould• ,
''Cl"ay," Are -the kids .
really to blame and "Fain-
ily."
The ',guest speaker was
Linda Young, from Wingham
of the 'Town and Country
Home makers, a' home care
or hospital at home program,
She showed slides of their.
work, describing what a
V.O.N. nurse is responsible
for. The homemakers' began
in 1970• and as are in the
home became more popular,
there was a., greater demand
for homemakers.
It covers all Huron County
and now a second office has
started in Clinton.
• The helpers ate required
fie take a three month course
at Conestoga College: They
are,; qualified to help inthe
home and must be: a profes-
sional with person involved,
There are five different
areas involved, the home
care, private care, cancer
society, family and children•
services and s<icial: services.
Home help services can do
house cleaning,any extra
cleaning needed, the heavy
jobs, possibly putting on
storm windows etc. The
sitters can be live in people
trained to look afte'r,patient`s
heeds from Monday to Frid-
ay. They can be hairdressers,
the handy man and do
personal chores and help
keep a person in their own
home.
Other homemakers just
coin
e to visitthe elderly once .
or twice a week.
Linda stressed that so
Many are unaware of their:
help and the elderly can take
Advantage Of their services,
so many would prefer staying
in :their, own homes. Mrs.
Kirkby thanked Linda for
coming and • sharing the
Many needs they are helping
'with throughout . Huron
County.
It was decided to ask a
couple trf' netgn'borin"'g; .In.
Stitutes to come • ' to the
August meeting on Res-
elutions' with the Topic to be
on the Year of the Child.
Institute Grace preceded
lunch served by Mss, Ter-
ranee Dundas, Mrs, Nelsen
Marks, Mrs, Gee. McCall
and Mrs, 1000 'Craig.
WI
Mr, • and Mrs. Clem Gal-
braith of Sutton visited on a
recent • week -end with Mr,
and Mrs. Torrance Dundas,
Miss' Amy Love, •Toronto.
returned home on Monday
following, a week and a half
group
spent the week -end with
Mrs. Mary McCall at Strat-
ford.
-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Bewley arrived home last
week from a two and; :a half
dered onto the roads.
A picnic was held on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Currie and. Jamie of
Brampton at their trailer at
Family Paradise, other mem-
bers of 'the family present
visit with her sister Mrs.
Jean.Broadfoot.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Axt-
mann and family. of McKillop
Twp. spent a few days last
week holidaying at Buffalo..
Sunday. " July 15th .a bar-
becue was held at the home
of. Mr, and Mrs. William
Blake when those of the.
family were present, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Mason and
family of. Blyth, Mr, '. and•
Mrs. Harry Riordan and
family ,of. Strathroy, Mr. and
Mrs Bruce, Bromley and
family of Blythand Mr. and
Mrs. Rodger Haines and
family of .Clinton:
Visiting_ at the home of
Mrs. Jean'Brdadfoot on the
occasion of her birthday,
July 17 were Mr, and Mrs.
David Allison, Mr, and Mrs.
William 'Farquharson, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Kestle,all of
London, Mrs. Ivy Henderson
Mrs. John Auben and Mrs.
Fern Patterson all of Seaforth
and Mr. and Mrs Jim Smith
of Brussels.
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Mrs. Sadie
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Week . trip to Ireland where
they had bus 'tours and.
stayed ' on a farm for two
days. They reported the
flowers along the sideof the
roads: are Very beautiful and
high, the roads being rather
.tough with many sharp
curves and the cattle wan -
were: Mr. and Mrs. John;,
Currie; Rhonda and Wayne
of Orangeville, Barry Currie,
Nancy Maxwell, Dawn and
Pat Maxwell of Brussels, Mr.
and • Mrs. Tom ' 'Stevenson,
Ronald. and Christopher of . :
• Grey Twp, and Mr. and Mrs. •
Allan McCall, Walton. •
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treasurer Addle Making.
Next meeting, t"'dt be Group
3.
Draw prim donatedl by
Margaret. Good Was won by
Florence Vivian• A reading;
by Tri Duizer "I have no wit,
words or tears" and a contest
Was won by Bora Shobbrook.
A reading was given by
Margaret Geed and a contest
by Addie Honking was won.
hit Vi Burns Gaines of bingo
by Edythe Beacom were
enjoyed.
Lunch was. `served by
mb
.Edythe Beacom„ Addle
Ifunking; Margaret flood,
and Tri D4izer.
Myrtle lFairservice movedl
a; vote of thank$ to the
gentntittee for the picnic.
PERSONALS
Cpngratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Horbanuck on
the birth of their daughter
born July 16 in. Seafortli
Community .Hospital.
Mr. Norman Alexander
returned home on Sunday.
from spending a week in.
Clinton Public Hospital for
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Mrs. Marion Leatherian4
was admitted: to Winghant<,
;hospital on Jity 20th:
Visiting with: Kevin Rad-
ford were ,his cousins Barry
and Bruce Treble of Colborne
township.
Attending the Cittarlie
Pride' show on the weekend:
at Shetbourne from Here
were Mx. and: Mrs. Gorden
Shobbrook, Mr. and Mrs.
Derr Lyon and Mr. and Mrs.
Art Airdrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. David:
-.Constantine of Calgary are
holidaying with ,her ;parents.
Mr. and Mrs, Bili Si us,•
Nancy and Jennifer%•
Bt.. V. -Bio Llare F.
Vincent and. Wer. Sr. Harry
Tebbutt attended Grand.
lodge sessions at Royal York
hotel: Toronto last week,.
.ILNITED CHURCH
Greeting on Sunday merit-
ing were .Ernerspn Resk and
Bert Shobbroplt. Ushers were
Cheryl Bromley, ,Brenda
Nesbit, Karen, and, Kimber.
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HOME FARM &
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Phone Auburn. 52.6.7505
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