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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-11-29, Page 6THi HURON EXPOSiTO;R NCIVEMBBR', s 1919 Ii * ii i and n are two help - en that you could use in. prontot ng the. Women's In- stitute" said Mrs. Clarence Diamond. President of the Federation Women's Insitute of Ontairo as she opened the ;annual meeting of the Provincial Board in Toronto.. The 34 Directors from across the Province made decisions: that, will affect the 28,000 members in Ontario and indeed many around the world. With an awareness of the needs of others they voted. 32,000.00 for the project in Bangladesh for secretarial: training including instruction in Nutrition; education.. enabling the women of earn a living. The $1,500.00 that was sent to. India last year was used for the WC pro, gram inchild care, nutrition and a mini -eye camp. Miss: M. McGhee, the Director of the Home Economics Branch, Ministry of Agriculture and Food praised the 9,000 volunteers who gave of their time and talents 'to teach the 4-H and adult programs. She announced the retirement of Mrs. Helen Armstrong who has been the office Secretary for 17 years. Miss Mary Campbell of the Home Economics Branch will assume this position. "There is no better invest- ment of time,money and effort than investing in the young people" ,said. Hon. Lorne Henderson, the Minister of Agriculture and Food, when he addressed the membershp and Mends at the dinner. He praised the Women's lnstitute for its many accomplishments throuahi the 83 years. par.- tieularjy in the rural areas. Mrs, Diamond expressed appreciation, for the any services that are made available to the Women's institute by the Ministry and the close working relation, ship between them.. The Junior Women's institute, ,represented by Ruth McCurdy and Barbara Saari were enthusiastic in. their ;reportsof the growth and activities of the branches, throughout the Province. Their programs are to assist the young women in home- making and development of rs, hospital aceomodation. Mrs, Harvey Noblitt, the President Elect for the Fede, rated Women's Institute of Canada, gave the national! report. Studies are being made :on laws pertaining to children the Citizenship and'. the British North Ameriea Act, land use and Canadian: Unity. Voting delegate$, to the Golden Jubilee of the Associated Countrywomen of the World' in Hamburg, Gera ;'many in May ' 1980, were named. For an old fashioned Christmas setting why not: plan to attend "Christmasat: the Lee Day" on Dec, 6th. when the Erland, Lee Museum. Home at Stoney Creek will welcome visitors. : .0-..%..-,..,_.....,-----_,,,. /r • their talents, Mrs. H. Maluske pre- sented the resolutions tha. had been received from the different areas. The re- solutions that were sustained: pertained to the legalizing of marijuana, personal ad- vertising on the media, farm: land use, and the closing of First PRESBYTERIAN' Church " 59 Goderich St. W.„ Seaforth Minister: Rev.:T.A:A. Duke • Organist: Mrs. D. Carer SUNDAY, DECEMBER Z' First in Advent 11115 Worship Service, Chircb School & Naivety . Reception of Members. • Come and: worship. ST. THOMAS Anglican ChurchSeafort. Rev James Broadfoot SUNDAY, DECEIIIBER2 • First Sunday in Advent 10 a.na: Holy Communion Sermon: "Love One Another" WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 8 p.m. Board ofManagement taeets Indio Parish Hall. N.ORTHSIDE United Church 54 Goderich St. West, Seaforth DECEMBER 2, 1979 First Sunday in Advent Witte Gift Service -11 a.m. Sunday School. - Ill and lia.m. 1 Sunday School Concert Fri. Dec. 7, 7:30 p.m. Rev. J.G. Vanslyke, Minister Organist -Choir Director Jr. Choir Leader Margaret Whitmore Audrey Mehlwi la Area congregations are invited to take advantage of the church directorvtoannounce their church services each week. Churchdirectory announcements are available for a minimum of 26 consecutive weeksin units of two column inches at 52 per unit. Changes in, copy may be• made each week but must_ be received before noon on Tuesday. The Hon. Payline McGibbon will be among the guests on the day. LaLeche discussers baby La Leche League in Huron County met on November 20th at the home of Mrs Joyce Casemore, Belgrave The topic of discussion wa "Baby Arrives; the Family and the; Breastfed Baby". The leader Mrs. Barbara Kerr, welcomed the many mothers and their babies to the meeting, noting they had come from as far away; as Hensall, Goderich; and. Hanover.. LLLI wasformed_ over 20 years ago to help mothers` nurse their babies. They also encourage ways of ' good Mothering and close family ties. It was emphasized that once a babyis born, a mother and father form a family unit. and it is important that all members particpate in caring• for the new baby, The mothers exchanged ideas,. about how relatives and friends had helped them carry. 'the workload. of 'meal. making and housekeeping when their baby was new born. Many mothers were enthusiastic • aboutthe father's involvement in the birthing experience and found their husbands were a valuable support in raising and nursing their children, Following the discussion, a Mother's Meeting on Dec. 4th at9 a.m. was announced: It will take place at Mrs'. .Kerr's home, 1 mile east of Belgrave. Every . mother interested in learning more about LLL concepts and enjoying a social -. time is. invited. The Offiers" Conferees at Waterloo University Willi be from Apr. 29 to May fst with instruction sessions .for Presidents. Suggestions for the Year of the Disabled in 1981 are. requested.`The Directors are .urged. .to promote special programs in: their areas for Prizes galore S. James Auditorium was attractively decorated with a glittering Christmas: tree and tea tables centered with red and green candles for the annual bazaar sponsored by the Catholic Women's League• Saturday, Nov, 24. Guests were welcomed: by the president, Mrs, Ken Vincent, dssisted by Mrs.. Herman Hfbste. Mrs. C.P:.. Sills and Mrs. Maurice E .ne, tea room host- esses, greeted the large numbers who enjoyed a cup of tea with friends. Tea was poured by Mrs. J.L. Slattery. Mrs. Arthur Devereaux, Mrs. John Lansink, and Mrs. 1980 the Year of the Women's •Institute. With words and; actions they, an to stimulate an awareness; •of the organization that it will t cw� Con Eckart. Individual tables. were served by Mrs. Robert McNaughton, Mrs. Ray Devereaux, Mrs. John Moro, Mrs. John Willems, Mrs. Lester Leonhardt, Mrs. John VanDooren, Mrs, Harry Cook, Mrs. Sid Wocks, Mrs, , C, DeCorte and Miss Nancy VanDooren. Assisting were Mrs, Joseph . Devereaux, Mrs. John Wocks, Mrs. James Palin and Mrs. Reg. Dick., Convenors of the tea were Mrs. Ray Hutchinson, Mrs. John Segeren, Mrs. Gordon Noble and Mrs,„ Alvin Smale, • Father W.C. Cooney drew the ticket for lucky winners of Bluevale ladies .entertain Huronview Cecil Skinner was the soloist at the Sunday morning service. Sunday evening Mr.Dick Roorda held a service in the. auditorium. . A good attendance was on:. hand on Monday afternoon to enjoy Molly Cox and Old Tyme Music. The men spent Tueday morning in the woodworking room preparing a mobile which will be hung in the main diningroom. The. ceramic class met on Tuesday afternoon under _the direction • of Mrs. Betty Fawcett. Evidence, of their work will be seen throughout the home shortly. ;Bluevale: !' Women's In- stitute celebrated with all residents whose birthdays were in November. The M.C. for the afternoon was Mrs. Chas, Mathers. Mouth organs were played by Mr. Harvey Robertson, and Mrs. Gordon Walker accompanied by Mrs. Conn at the piano. Walton girl gets award The 4-H Achievement Day for the fall project on "Needlepoint" was held on Thursday evening, November 22 at the Grey Central .School, with the clubs from this area attending. Miss Joyce McCallum (Walton II Club) received Advanced Honours. Susan Nichol (Walton I), Nancy Schade and Linda Axtmann (Walton. II) received Provincial; Honours: Elaine Dennis and Debbie Wiederman (Walton II) ! re- ceived their County Honours. STUDIO 12 PRESENTS WED DEC ':til -4:S0- p'.m. I' -WAS THERE" Host — Jack Ward: TV NEWS" Host `- John McCarroll Guests Lorne Bolton` [electric car]. • Erlyn Walker . Special Videotape Mitchell goef•to Ch. [11] Hamilton CHCH 6:30 p'an. Vldeetape of electric car RCMP B?nd "LIONS TV BINGO"' Have you bought a Bingo card yeti •6:30 :Pani. . ' CABLE TV BOWLING" • 'Hosts - Floyd Wassmanni and Norm Wilding Contestants Bill Morrison 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. VS Winner of Nov. 28 game. 111111 ismaamom CABLE T.V. 345-2341 "Too short at one end", was thename of the comical skit put on by the ladies. Following the skit, the ladies had, a, community sing, with Mrs. Harold Jonston at .the piano. Gifts were dis- tributed, and cakes' and tea was served at the close, We would like to thank. the Bluevale Institute ladies for .a delightful afternoon, Mrs. Elsie Henderson, and Mrs. Mabel Carrow accompanied Mrs. Mary Gibbings, Mrs. Betty Rogers, • and • Mrs, . Evelyn Archer, Mrs. Wayne Lester to. Oakville Senior•. Citizens Residence to Region 3 Administrators, • Activity Directors, :Dietary meeting. Elsie and Mabel attended the• mini conference. become more effective as it strives to improve home, making .skills, all aspects of family life to the betterment of the communities. anafghan. fer, „rs. William McMillan; a Christmas cake. for Mrs. Robert Costello and. 525.00 for Mrs. Harry Arts. Penny sale winners. were;. Candle - Mrs. Florence Kay; car seat - Mrs. Corrie Snow- don; salad bowl - Mrs. Hazel Dorsey; plaques, Dan Van Loon; fruit bowl - Velma Haist; blanket Mrs. Ruth- anne Shields; plant - Anne, Mason; shampoo & set (Pauline's) - Mrs. Mary McMillan;, candle - Mrs. Katie Phillips; cup & saucer - Mrs. Hazel Dorsey; mugs - Donna Dalton; . mitts C. Feeney; soap - Edna Wilson; plant - Mrs. Ethel Devereaux candle - Anne VanDooren; slippers Mrs. Mary Moy- lan; tea bags - Mrs. Leona. Nigh; sugar - Erin Hickey;. relish tray Herta Maelitz; barrettes - Heather McLean; SS.00 bill - Mrs. W. McCurdy Christmas, decoration, Laurie Farrugia; steak knives - Edith, Beuermann; sugar - Edna Wilson; wall. plaque - Mrs. Alvin• Smile, sugar" -. Isabel Rau; game - Edna Wilson; slippers - Mrs, Mary Eckart;; vaporizer * Donna Costello; Kitchen, Magician Mary Anne Nigh; candy - Michael Schwartz; writing paper - Anne Downey; radio - Anne Framers;, coffee maker Glenda Meidinger; needles - Anne Downey; pictures:,- A. McNichol; nylons. - Linda' Wilson; jewellery box Ken Ryan; coffee mugs, - Mrs. Florence Kay; ashtray - Law- rence Cole. The executiveand mem- bers wish to thank everyone who came and those who helped in any way in making, this day a successful one. sr aret's Hairdressing call ' for: an appointment 887-9297 : M'argaret;Shortreerl: 11/4 mi. west of; Walton on County,. 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