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Times -Advocate, January 19, 1994
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By D. Hardy
MT. CARMEL - The Mt. Carmel
('WL meeting was opened on Janu-
ary 4 with 17 members present.
Business discussed included infor-
mation regarding membership -dues
which must be turned in to the
Teague by April.
"Geritol Follies" cast and crew
sent Mt. Carmel CWL a Christmas
Bard thanking them for interest in
attending their show this summer.
Forty-five tickets have been or-
dered to a show on Tuesday, June
14. The deadline for members to
book a ticket is April 1. Notices
will be put in the bulletin. Mary
The Tuesday/Thursday class of Sunshine Kids is shown enjoying breakfast and pyjamas day
last Thursday. From front left, Celina Biel, Claire Glanville, Wayne Wa!per, Justin Coulter, An-
nette Clarkson, Kelsey Pinder, Dave Geoffrey. Top left, teacher Dianne Steckle, Robert Orr,
Eden Gaskinjeacher Ruth Mercer, Morgan Godwin.
No pyjamas party would be complete without show and tell. Claire Glanville, left, shows
class one of her dolls being held by teacher Dianne Steckle.
the
Reports heard by Golden Agers
By Gertie Fleischauer
ZURICH - Zurich,Golden Agers
met Monday afternoons on January
10 with a fair attendance. Cecilia
Farwell, president, opened the
meeting with 0 Canada and the
Lord's Prayer. She also read a med-
itation of the Lord's Prayer from the
Senior's Voice Magazine.
Ina Neeb, secretary, and treasurer
(:.„nn C�reports. AIcKeHer ,nra their
Various upcoming events were dis-
cussed.
The door prize was won by Thea
Vandenboom.
Happy Birthday was sung for
Frieda Moore, Marie Gelinas and
Gertie Fleischauer. Gertie was in
charge of the program. She read a
poem, 'Passing Time' and also con-
ducted a quiz of towns in Huron
County. Lunch was served, fol-
lowed with euchre.
Zurich Senior Diners met last
Wednesday with 45 Seniors in at-
tendance. Tammy Antaya wel-
comed everyone and reminded Sen-
iors of upcoming events.
A moment of silence was had in
remembrance of a diner, Walter
Knowles, Hensall, who died in an
ambulance and car crash recently.
Rose Priest was the 50/50 win-
ner.
To decide
on school
holiday
CLINTON - Students at schools
in Huron County might have Easter
Monday off this March after all.
Paul Carroll, director of the Hu-
ron. County Board of Education,
said a conflict has come about re-
garding Easter Monday being
changed to an instructional day for
students Ind staff in exchange for
unpaid leave days required under
the Social Contract..
But some unions linked with
county schools have Easter Mon-
day as a designated holiday in their
collective agreements.
The problem faced by the board
is that if they go ahead with their
original plan of having Easter Mott -
'day as a regttlar instructional day,
there would be no custodial, secre-
tarial or teacher support in the
schools.
That means students with special
needs would not be able to attend.
Trustees are concerned that labour
issues could keed� some students
from attending 1 hoof.
rylfnexpects to make a final
nou ment on the status of
Blaster Monday next week.
A'ipoem (Old Fashioned Winter lowed with the following winners:
Evenings) was given by Gertie High, Cathy Clark; JIq1vr, Harvey
Fleischauer. Progres ive euchre fol- I Rohner; Lone Hancis,'Cerry Kane.
tvin volunteered to organize the
trip. Information regarding the cost
of the trip will be available at our
next meeting.
A letter from "Save a Farnily
Plan" was read reminding that do-
nations arc due by February. The
group voted to send a donation to
continue support of their adopted
family.
Mary Dietrich explained the story
behind the portrait of Our Lady of
Guadaloupe, Patroness of Prolife
and Queen and Empress of Native
America which she had on display•
at the meeting. Anyone wishing to
have this picture present in their
horne'r one week could add their
name to the list which was circtrlat-
P_resbyterian
CW meet ._
EXETER - The Presbyterian
'Church Women met January 10.
The meeting °Pnad by Presi-
dent, Donnq--Webster who wel-
comed the g> with a poem.
The members watched video and
the speakeF was Rev. Linda Bell,
the first woman moderator of the
Presbyterian in. Canada.
The business was then conducted
with Bea Ersman reading the min-
utes and Helen Bridges, the treas-
urers report.
The offering was then received
and a prayer.
Rev. Charles Henderson con-
ducted a'gUestionnaire on' Biblical
names and hymn 471 - God who
touched the earth with beauty.
Rev. Henderson asked a blessing
and a social time followed.
5
ed amongst the members.
Members will plan a one day re-
treat with Medaille House to be
held in the meeting room sometime
before Easter. Suggestions for top-
• ics will be sent in to the facilitators
at Medaille House.
The meeting wak closed with a
Prayer for Priests after which mem-
bers enjoyed the comedy of "Sister
Exeter Agricultural
Society
Annual Meeting
Fri.. Jan. 21
Three AAA Restaurant
Dirtper 7 p.m.
Badness 8 p.m .
A Presentation by A.B.C.A.
Dinner $12.50 each
For reservations call Barb
Passmore 235-0430
rPineridge Snowmobile
Club Inc. ,
.,Poker Racy
Jan. 23
Registration at
Jack Brintnell's or Mike
Parson's Shacks
from 12 - 2:30 p.m.
Phone 263-5264
or 229-6283
O.F.S.C. permits required
349-2678
DANCE
HALL
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Line dancers
welcome
Kirkton Agricultural
Society
ANNUAL MEETING
Tues, Jan. 25, 1994
8 p.m.
Kirkton-Woodham
Community Centre
Exeter Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
BINGO
Thurs., Jan. 20
7:00 p.m.
10 Regular Games
5 Specials
1 Share the Wealth
Jackpot $650
No one under 18 admitted
Lic. #M125539
Fri., Jan. 21
CounAly Justice
Sat., Jan. 22 -�
End of the Line
Lucan
Community
Bingo"
Wed., Jan. 19
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m
Regular Games
.$1200
Jackpot Game
50 calls or less $100. bonus
Total prizes
$3000
Due to the licence regulations,
no one under 18 allowed to play
Licence #537495
COSMOS TOURGlIM
Sunlink
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• St. Petersburg or Daytona Beach Areas
• Value tourist -class accommodations
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Departures on Fridays. Returns on Sundays.
Pick-ups and drop-offs in Oshawa, Metro Toronto,
Kitchener/Waterloo, London and Windsor areas.
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CALL YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR DETAILS
ELLISON TRAVEL.
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* Beach Hockey * Snow F�iotbdll
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tvin volunteered to organize the
trip. Information regarding the cost
of the trip will be available at our
next meeting.
A letter from "Save a Farnily
Plan" was read reminding that do-
nations arc due by February. The
group voted to send a donation to
continue support of their adopted
family.
Mary Dietrich explained the story
behind the portrait of Our Lady of
Guadaloupe, Patroness of Prolife
and Queen and Empress of Native
America which she had on display•
at the meeting. Anyone wishing to
have this picture present in their
horne'r one week could add their
name to the list which was circtrlat-
P_resbyterian
CW meet ._
EXETER - The Presbyterian
'Church Women met January 10.
The meeting °Pnad by Presi-
dent, Donnq--Webster who wel-
comed the g> with a poem.
The members watched video and
the speakeF was Rev. Linda Bell,
the first woman moderator of the
Presbyterian in. Canada.
The business was then conducted
with Bea Ersman reading the min-
utes and Helen Bridges, the treas-
urers report.
The offering was then received
and a prayer.
Rev. Charles Henderson con-
ducted a'gUestionnaire on' Biblical
names and hymn 471 - God who
touched the earth with beauty.
Rev. Henderson asked a blessing
and a social time followed.
5
ed amongst the members.
Members will plan a one day re-
treat with Medaille House to be
held in the meeting room sometime
before Easter. Suggestions for top-
• ics will be sent in to the facilitators
at Medaille House.
The meeting wak closed with a
Prayer for Priests after which mem-
bers enjoyed the comedy of "Sister
Exeter Agricultural
Society
Annual Meeting
Fri.. Jan. 21
Three AAA Restaurant
Dirtper 7 p.m.
Badness 8 p.m .
A Presentation by A.B.C.A.
Dinner $12.50 each
For reservations call Barb
Passmore 235-0430
rPineridge Snowmobile
Club Inc. ,
.,Poker Racy
Jan. 23
Registration at
Jack Brintnell's or Mike
Parson's Shacks
from 12 - 2:30 p.m.
Phone 263-5264
or 229-6283
O.F.S.C. permits required
349-2678
DANCE
HALL
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Line dancers
welcome
Kirkton Agricultural
Society
ANNUAL MEETING
Tues, Jan. 25, 1994
8 p.m.
Kirkton-Woodham
Community Centre
Exeter Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
BINGO
Thurs., Jan. 20
7:00 p.m.
10 Regular Games
5 Specials
1 Share the Wealth
Jackpot $650
No one under 18 admitted
Lic. #M125539
Fri., Jan. 21
CounAly Justice
Sat., Jan. 22 -�
End of the Line
Lucan
Community
Bingo"
Wed., Jan. 19
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m
Regular Games
.$1200
Jackpot Game
50 calls or less $100. bonus
Total prizes
$3000
Due to the licence regulations,
no one under 18 allowed to play
Licence #537495
COSMOS TOURGlIM
Sunlink
TO FLORIDA
(From
f1/Vlll�
• 10 and 17 day stay -put holidays in Orlando
• St. Petersburg or Daytona Beach Areas
• Value tourist -class accommodations
• Luxury express coach -6i
•
Departures on Fridays. Returns on Sundays.
Pick-ups and drop-offs in Oshawa, Metro Toronto,
Kitchener/Waterloo, London and Windsor areas.
x
ONTARIO REGISTRATION 1893755
CALL YOUR TRAVEL AGENT FOR DETAILS
ELLISON TRAVEL.
Old Town Hall, Exeter 235-2000 Long Distance
1-800.265-7022
1