The Huron Expositor, 1994-02-23, Page 5C
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Coping video
presentation
by Father Henry Cassano
Clayton Barbeau is a lecturer and
family therapist who has touched
and changed thousands of people's
lives with his joyful and
enthusiastic approach to life. His
'human-ness' and sense of humour
allow us to relax and at the same
time invite us- to accept the
challenges of living a fund and
wonderful life.
In four-part video presentations,
Clayton Barbeau speaks
enthusiastically and
compassionately of the various
sources of stress in our daily lives.
He explain how and why we
respond in various ways to stress.
His wonderful sense of humour
teamed with his gifts of insight and
sensitivity help to lead us, his
listeners, to celebrate ourselves and
our own lives. He invites us all to
get to know ourselves, to become
good communicators, to live full
and joy -filled lives.
VIDEO SERIES:
Part one: "Coping with Self" -
Tues. March 1; Part two: "Coping
with Others" - Tues. March 8; Part
three: "Coping with Loss" - Tues.
March 15; Part four: "Coping with
Feelings" - Tues. March 22.
This series of videos is sponsored
by the Churches of Seaforth Area
and is to be held at St. James
School Library - Chalk Street,
Seaforth at 8 p.m. with a Free
Offering.
area causes
an underdeveloped country -
$1,000.
Thanks were received from the
Huron County Museum in Goderich
for the Memorabilia loaned for the
Military display held during the
winter.
The annual Public speaking
contest was held last Sunday.
(Pictures of the winners elsewhere
in the newspaper.) The first place
winners will now compete in the
Zone level to be held at Branch 156
Seaforth on March 5. Thanks also
to the judges for a difficult job well
done.
The sincere sympathies of Legion
members go out to President Errol
Skillender on the loss of his
brother.
'At the going down of the sun
and in the morning we will
remember them.'
Friends give Sister Jean
best wishes on birthday
Sister Jean Moylan of Windsor
spent last week visiting with her
mother, Mary Moylan and relatives.
On Saturday relatives and friends
of Sister Jean's surprised her with
an early birthday celebration at her
mothers home in St. Columban.
Happy Birthday Sister Jean from
your friends in the community.
Louise Ryan and Brett, Brock and
Mariana Bailey of Cambridge and
Mark and Debbie Ryan of
Kitchener visited on Sunday with
Cecilia Ryan.
The March meeting of the St.
Columban Catholic Women's
League (CWL) will be held on
Tuesday, March 1 at 8 p.m. in the
rectory meeting room.
On Thursday, March 3 at 7 p.m.
members of the C.W.L. will be
visiting the Seaforth Manor to
entertain the residents.
If you can come to help entertain
Community
TIM CUMMING PHOTO
LEGION SPEAKING WINNERS - Standing with Charlie Perkins (far left), Chair of the Youth Education
Committee and Legion Branch 156 President Errol Skillender (far right) are the winners of the Legion
Public Speaking Competition on Sunday. The winners are, front row, Amanda Van Mittenburg (first,
grades 1-3) and Mary Pat Finlayson (second, grades 1-3); second row, Briana Brown (first, grades 4-6),
Sarah Murray (second, grades 4-6), Danny O'Reilly (third, Grades 4-6), Larry Kelly (first, grades 7-8) and
(back row) Kerri Lobb (third, grades 7-8) and Toni Gale (second, grades 7-8).
Seaforth
Last Thursday the general
meeting of the Seaforth Legion was
held with John Lansink, 1st Vice
President in the chair. Al
Nicholson, membership chairman,
reports the Legion now has 601
members in all categories.
Requests for donations were filled
as follows: Ringette Tournament
held in town last weekend - $300;
Vanastra Recreation Centre - $250;
Town and Country Homemakers -
Legion gives to
Seaforth
Legion
by Barbara Scott
$250; Children's Hospital of
Western Ontario - $500; Ringette
team for Tournament in Chatham -
$400; and 'Poverty Awareness' a
team of teen-agers going to help in
FRANK PHILLIPS PHOTO
LOCAL WINNERS AT ZONE LEVEL - Winners at the Zone level
of the Legion Poems, Posters and Essays for Remembrance Day
competition wereiront row, Robyn Arts, (3rd poems, Grade Five,
St. James), back row, shown with Youth Education Chairman
Charles Perkins and Zone Youth Education Chairman Len Stilling,
Greg McGrath (second poems, grade 13, SDHS) and Taunya
Brown (3rd Essay, Grade 12, SDHS). Not shown in photo is Dean
Finnigan, winner of second place for black and white posters
(grade 12, SDHS). Len Stilling made the presentation of prizes.
FRANK PHIIIIPS PHOTO
FIREFIGHTERS HONOURED - Mayor Hazel Hildebrand, as Chair
of the Seaforth Area Fire Board, presented rings and pins for long
service at the Annual Firemen's Banquet held at the Seaforth
Legion Hall on Feb. 5. Harry Hak (retired) was recipient of a 20 -
year ring. Other honourees were Jack Bedard (20 -year ring),
George Garrick (20 -year ring), Tom Phillips (25 -year watch) and
Dennis Macaulay (15 -year ring, retired). Not shown is Peter Kling,
also recipient of 25 -year watch. Twenty-year medals were
received from the Govemor-General and twenty -five-year medals
and plaques were received from the Fire Marshal.
Feds call for
no more post
office closing
The Government of Canada has
announced there is and indefinite
moratorium on rural and small town
post office closures, said Paul
Steckle, Member of Parliament for
Huron -Bruce. He said the decision
is a victory for rural Canadians.
"Rural Canadians have fought for
long and hard to end an ill-
conceived policy that has led to the
closure of over 1000 rural
community post offices across
Canada," said Stocklc.
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World Day of Prayer will be held
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, February 23, 1994-5
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HEALTH ON THE HILL
A Review of activities at
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
Seaforth Community Hospital welcomes:
Conestoga College pre -graduate students, Teresa
Underhill and Karen McCullough, who are receiving
clinical experience at the Hospital until April 28/94.
Co-operative Education Student, Cheri Taylor, Seaforth
District High School who is gaining clerical experience.
Jr. Volunteers Kathleen Moylan, Nikki White, Tara Dale,
Melissa Van Bakel, Bronwyn Phillips.
Next Meeting of the East Huron Long Term Care Advisory
Committee will be held:
Thursday, February 24, 1994
Board Room
Seaforth Community Hospital
10 to 12 o'clock noon
Agenda: Susan Wolnik: 1) Envelope Funding
2) Report of Huron County Long
Term Care Planning
Committee
Consultant Donna Partridge spent a whole day at our hospital,
speaking to all staff members, doctors and board members
about our journey towards quality. She introduced the Total
Quality Management concepts and principles which are
becoming critical to Health Care when it is experiencing a
time of crisis and challenge.
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