Huron Expositor, 2000-07-12, Page 1818 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, July 12, 2000
Correspondents
Maplewood Manor head into active summer
Residents of Maplewood
Manor are enjoying many
outdoor activities now that
summer is here. •
Final church services of
the season were held with
Rev. Hiscox, Rev. Springett
and PastorCorriveau. Their
dedication has been greatly
appreciated and residents
look forward to their return
in the fall:
Residents thoroughly
enjoyed an evening with the
Northside Junior Choir for
their musical presentation of
"Promises. Promises". The
ladies of the everting unit of
the Northside United
Church Women held Chir
meeting following the
program. .
Residentswere interested
in taking a tour through the
countryside to sec the crops.
We were treated to a fun
afternoon at a garden party
at the home of Margaret Lee
where we all had our turn
making ice cream.
Sampling the results was the.
hest part.
Father's Day was
celebrated by taking all of
our gentlemen out for lunch.
Residents enjoyed one
Iast day playing games with
the St. James Grade six
class before summer
vacation. Residents
welcomed Rev. Sheila
MacGregor for Bible Study.
We look forward to the
monthly classes with her.
Bill Gibson is always a
welcomes visitor who
comes to entertain with
good old favourite piano
tunes.
The month ended with a
Canada Day Picnic. The
celebration with family.and
friends included music with -
Gladys and the
Merrymakers and a cisit
from "Boxy" the clown.
Queensway Nursing Home barbecues
The Nursing Home Family
Barbecue on June 29 was a
fitting end to our Long Term
Care Month Activities.
Trophies were awarded to
Cecealia Edgar, Jean O'Brien,
Ed Galloway and Mildred
Gingrich for their Senior
Games achievements.
The Nashville Rejects
provided the musical
entertainment to the evening
and administrator Cathie
Schalk left her barbecuing long
torlitconat l‘ArtlJls
HOLMES-UPSHALL
Cathy Gooding of R.R.02
Seaford', .and John Holmes.of
Zurich are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
wedding of their daughter Amy
to John Upshall: son of Faye
and Doug Vpshall of Kipper, .
Ontario.'
The weddim wilt take. place
Saturday, July 1511t, 2000 at
'Faye -and Doug-Upshalls..
backyard. Open reception at
Seaforth Legum.
Forthcoming
Marriage
Dave & Jill Jervis, .Seaforth
wish to annouce the
marriage of their daughter.
Angie to Wayne, son of Jack
& Elaine Dunn, Bayfield on
July ' 22, 2000 at
3:00 p.m. at St: Andrews
United Church in Bayfield.
Open reception to follow, at
Stanley Township Complex
in Varna.
enough to address the guests
about Long Tcrm Carc Month
as well as the progress of our
renovations.
Pastor Elly Van Bergen Led
Worship Service on June 27
and Pastor Vellenga of Bethel
Reform Exeter officiated July
4. Belva Fuss vas volunteer
pianist for both Services.
Claire Masse, Andrew Rau
and Bob Gilmore entertained
thecrowd with their music at
Friendship Friday in the
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retirement home lounge on
July 7. These,men truly are
crowd pleasers and everyone
looks forward to their standing
engagement the first Friday
evening of every month.
Coming events: July 12, 7
p.m. Seminar
"Grieving...Living in the Midst
of Change"; July 13, 6
Senior Diners; 7 p.m. UMW
McKenzie Singer/pianist; July
21, 7 p.m. Friendship Friday
with Bill Lindfield.
Stag & Doe
for
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ERIN TAYLOR
Sat., July 22, 2000
9 pm to 1 am
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Community Centres
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COUNTY OF HURON
Request for Expression of Interest
PROVISION OF AMBULANCE
STATION FACILITIES
The County of Huron is requesting Expressions of interest
with respect to the provision of ambulance station facilities.
The County has recently completed an Ambulance Services
Deployment Strategy Study. which Identified the optimal
locations of ambulance stations In Huron County.
Expressions of Interest offering the use of existing buildings
or the development of a new station(s) are being received.
interested parties may wish to propose alternatives in terms
of leasing or ownership of the facilities.
The Ministry of Health has defined specific requirements for
the ambulance station facilities. These are contained tri the
document General Specifications for Ambulance Stations
(draft. April 19951.
Expressions of Interest must include the proposed location
and a detailed description of the facilities.
interested parties should review the County's report and the
Ministry of Heplth spedficatlons. The report and
specifications can be obtained from the Office of the
Clerk -Administrator, Corporation of the County of Huron.
Court House. Goderich, Ontario. N7A 1 M2.
telephone 519.524•8394.
Expressions of interest are due to the Clerk -Administrator's
Office no later than August 2. 2000 at 4:00 p.m.
Office hours are 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
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Contests, big part of regional women's institute meeting
Women's Institute members attention that the Fall Rally is statue of the guosc at Wawa:
from Crediton, Dashwood. in Dashwood and that' the Joan Smith's story ahout
Elimvilk, Grand Bend,
Hurondale, Kippen. Seaford',
and Zurich gathered al
Crediton Park for a picnic.
President Bridget Groot
welcomed everyone and the
Women's institute grace was
sung.
A bountiful potluck meal
proceeded an afternoon of.
activities.
It was brought to our
District cheese sales were
good. The Craft/Market table,
staffed by the Crediton
Rfomen's Institute. had an
excellent rOturn.'
A nail hammering activity
was won by. Grace Pym with a
score of seven 'whacks'. Fern
Dougal and Vema Loire won
• the "Do You Know" quiz.
Questions ranged from naming
the herb to identifying the
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A Celebration of Agriculture in Perth County
This event takes place Saturday July 29, 2000
outdoors at the Stratford -Perth Museum.,270 Water St.
opposite the Stratford Festival Main Stage •
• Food Tasting
• Activities for Children
• Entertainment
• Exhibits
Watch for the
Flavours of Perth
Recipe.eook in your
paper on July 19
For further information and locations where the Recipe Book will
be available it) your area. call the Stratford -Perth Museum'at
519-271.5311
Forthcoming Marriage )
Horbanuik-Yantzi
▪ Mr. 1t. Mrs, tan k=.'
Horbanuik of
londesboro wish to
announce the
forthcoming marriage of
their daughter
Erin Michelle
to
Michael Dean
son of Mr. & Mrs. Mahlon
Yantzi of New Hamburg
on Saturday,. luly 22,
2000 at the home of the
bride's parents.
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BLYTH ARENA
Tickets $29.50 advance; 532.00 at the door.
Available at: Reddi Chet in Clinton; Blyth General Store;
Ernie King's (1993 Ltd.) in Goderich & Wingham;
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Revival Services
7:30 PM
July 23-30 , , , t►
Heartland Cotuuiiiuity Church r
"tiessit 's Boil" was %en
amusing. An elimination •
game was won by Pearl
Hcimrich:
Grace Drumond knew how .
many pages were in the
"Home and Country"
magazine.
Graduation
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Andrea McGrath. daughter
:of Larry and.Dianne %
McGrath, Egmondville. 4
i' graduated recently with t
' Honours from the Film and
Television Production -
Program at Humber
College of Applied Arts
and Technology..Etot?icoke
She is a graduateof Huron
Centennial and 'Seaton/1 4
- District High.
T
ir are -very proud of your
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' aLccomplishments.
ove: Mon». Dad, I,
C, Laura & Greg vpi
On Thursday. June B. 2000
Jessica Estelle Mennen with an
overall average of 93.7 e.gradu-
- aced from The School of
Elegance (London. Ont.) receiv-
ing'her Diploma of Advanced
Esthetics and Diploma of .
Electrolysis. She was recruited
by Ethos to be employed at their
spa on Richmond Row. London,
Ont. Juggling -assignments and
family obligations have finally
. paid off for a dream to become -
a reality' We are at extremely
proud of her accomplishments
especially her Mom, Guy, Les.
()raven. and Wynter.
'Way to go Jessica!'
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