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orresc►ondents
Foundation donation
Doug Elliott of the Seaforth Investment Centre presents Hospital Administrator Andrew Williams
with a cheque for S1,000 on behalf of the_ investment Centre and Trimark investment.
Motrgement Inc _ and Tolvest Fund Management Inc. Rather than sending Christmas cards this
year. Elliott said the money was put.to vord-the donation which is currently working toward
purchasing a 529,500 colonoscope to help. diagnose ond:treat many diseases of the•colon
Scott Hlllgendorff
Horticulture meeting
The annual meeting of
the Hensall and District
Horticultural Society .will
take place- Feb. R of the
Hensall United Church.
The meeting will begin at
7:30 p.m. and. the speaker
will be Pirie Nitchrll:
:Susan Hay from the Huron
Stewardship Council will
-also :•give. a ;brief
presentation
Hensoll
The Hensall shuffleboard
scores for Jan. 25 are as
follows: Jean Crerar 423.
Dave Woodward 390. Ray
Warner 375. Hazel
McEwen 368. Bill Coleman
366. Evelyn Venner .337. 5
games; Edna Dietz 333.
Bob Bell 298.
At Hensall . United
Church Pirie Mitchell's
message was "What's'your
demon?' Pirie also lit the
candle. Chuck Mallette was
the - organist and
accompanied the choir for
The. Lord's Prayer. The
offering was received by
Bill Fuss and Garry
Alderdice. Please
remember the Food Bank
on Feb. 6. A box will be
available for -your
donations.
Book club invites chef to create
menu for first anniversary dinner
Seaforth's newest. hook insight of Burns' poetry and They have grown to 10
club is nov, One year old. An his grasp of the Scottish members who get together
- anniverary dinner tongue brought Burns' work monthly at each other's
celebration was held in the to life. • • homes. The members are
dining room of the Home• and The, Book Club •plans to from Seaforth, Tuckersmith,
Hearth Bed and Breakfast: introduce .poetry into their McKillop and Grey. all' of
Jan. 21 monthly get-togethers.this
Chet It'imel Irvine i.t L.A" year since Robbie Burns'
Casa Ri'or.intc in .London Day was Jan. 25.. it was felt
'-k.as i n%itcd a. Guest Chef for that Burns' poetry would he a
•the event \fr.: Irvine worked great start.
his matte . and created a The • Seaforth Evening
unique. inno%ative menu. Book Club. as they are
The hook club members . called. started _one year ago
were also treated to a reading with its three founding
ot, a 'erection of Robbie members. Trudy Broome
Burs poems read by Bill f facilitator). • Gwen
\irtchell of Seaforth. Bill's Devereaux and Jeff Terpstra.
Huron seniors can order meals.
were also, read. one of which
was -non-fiction. That hook
was Angela's Ashes by Frank
Mc.Court, a compelling stun
of one person's•rise above
extreme poverty.
which have a keen interest in After reading the book the
Canadian Literature.- members decided to collect
It.will be•exciting to watch children's books: They
- thedevelopment of the '•collected 139 hooks -from the
• poetry reading into the club. community .:rid donated them
The Book Club has primarily . to .the Christmas Bureau and
focused On. Canadian authors Phoenix House -in Clinton.
or fiction such as -Timothy Reading to • children ,.
Findley. • Ann -Marie • .essential to their. social and
MacDonald. Caro) -Shields '• creative development:
and -Alice wlunroe; •
Three American.:authors
through Town and Country Services
Town and Country. Support, Services is a not-for-profit . of fresh ingredients cannot be compromised."
heal ,jtl sgcjal ser,}•ice agency whose. goal is to' help Glennyce Kaul. the company dietician said. • "the
mai lair a. person's quality of life add to sustain an ; preferences a seniors hasn't really changed aver.the years.
individual. sense of dignity and independence. ''e stilloffer the eight main course entrees -that we -started:
During the past five years. Town and Country has been with."
:otfering the trozen meal program 16 seniors and Now the company's selection includes 25 entrees. 13 soups
developmentally challenged: adults throughout Huron County. and 16 desserts as well as puree meals and dunks. vegetarian
"Being able to•r:hoose their own menu and homemade taste meals and other special diet meals.
are the two main reasons for the'success of the 'frozen meals Seniors can order the meal package' on a bi-weekly basis
say. Rae Aust. founder of Pnvate Recipes of Brampton. the and the meats .are delivered to their home by Town and
compani that prepares the meals. On our program: seniors Country Support Services volunteers in Huron County.
choose from the menu so they can .eat what they want and
when they rant.' Dublin community
"'The meals are. also great when a client is in a •short-term
cnsis and recovering from anillness. surgery etc." states Jean
Young, Executive Director.. Town and Country Support celebrates two births
Services.: • .
Rae Aust said `'Our biggestchallenge is maintaining the
' ke) elements of traditional cooking methods in a food
manufacturing 'facility. As we have grown. we have more
equipment. more controls and more employees. but we cannot
compromise on essentials. Browning the meat.and the quality
Residents enjoy
Robbie Burns Day
Seaforth Manor Nursing Home
Residents .clebrated
Robbie Burns Day in fine
fashion by enjoying -a
wonderful slide show of
Scotland provided by Rev.
James Slciart of Carunna.
• Scotch shortbread proved
a tasty treat fallowing the
.show. A traditional Scoumh
menu was also enjoyed in
honour of this special day'.
Resident -Pat Ryan raised
S220 . in., support of the
• Alzheimer Walk -a -than
during Januar)
During the first week of
February we will be
supporting the C.N 1 B by
taking orders for pots of
crocus bulbs. To order
please. call Cheryl Phillips
at 527'003ff.before Feb. 7..
Providing our Worship
Services during January
were Rey. Dino Salvador.
Pastor Doug Cornseau and
Res. Rob'Hiscox. We were
also happy to welcome Res.
Sheila MacGregor from
Norihside United. Church
and look forward to..her
first service 'here at the
Manor.
Piano music by Marian
Rose as well as Rachel
4
Debocr brightened our.
wintry days. -We are looking
forward to our Valentines .
celebration on Feb. 15 at 2
p.m. with "The Swinging
Senior...
Dublin
Deepest sympathy of the
community i. extended to the
family of Theo Van Bakel
who died Jan. 22. Sympathy -
todaughter \laryy.inn and'
husband Frank'Vertlprne of
'Dublin: and to son Tony and .
wife Karen'of Dublin.•
Sympathy to his wife.
Hendnka and to all 'fame ly.
relatives and friends. •
'Happy Birthday to Steve
Shewan-of Dublin.
Congratulations to John
and Nancy White on the
happy -arrival of their third
daughter. Elaine•Margaret,
born on Jan.' 10 weighing 8
((y)/ NOTICE OF
121sT ANNUAL
MEETING
WEST WAWANOSH MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the
Company will be held at the:
SALTFORD VALLEY HALL
Friday, February 25th, 2000 at 2:00 p.m.
1 To receive, consider and approve the Financia •tatement and
Audtor s Report for me year ended December 31st. 1999
2 To appoint es elo s
3 To elect two (2) Directors for a three-year term and one (1) Director
kw a one year term
4 To coaledrr amendments to By Law 111. Ouorum at any General
Meeting
5 To transact any other busyness that may property come before the
mieebng
The reenng Drectos are Mike Rogers of the Goderich area and John
Bryce of the Ripley area Jots Bryce is eligible for re-election
Due to the untanety death of Tom Cunningham the Board appointed
Barry Md,an ton the area'surrounc5r-g Godench There will be an elec-
tion hell for tris positron to complete the balance of the term of one
year
Any qualifying pohcyholoer wishing to run as a Director for these areas
must file their intenbon to run. in wrttng along with a nomwreon form.
with the Cgfporate Secretary or 1ks designate, no tater than clow of
busneshs. FFebruary lith. 2000'
By order of M Board of Directors,
West Wawanosh Mutual insurance Company.
Dungannon, OM
Kenneth Cox
Corporate Secretory
lbs. 12, 1/2 oz.
Congratulations to proud
grandparents. Clarence and
.Marie White of Kinkora: and
to Leon and Beatrice
Louwagie of Dublin.. '
• • Congratulations to Jim and
Jan liaff`nev on'the safe .
-arrival of Holly Grace born
on Jan. 1. weighing 10 lbs. 5
oz.
A pre -marriage
counselling will be held on*
Apra 28-29. Please contact
Mitchell for details.
Congratulations to Steven
and Anne -Marie McGregor.
on the birth of their
daughter.
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