Clinton News-Record, 1986-09-17, Page 181
Good attendence rewarded
By Margaret Hoggarth
KIPPEN — During the church service at
St. Andrews on September 14, superinten-
dant Diane De Wys made the presentation of
awards. An award was given to pupils who
had attended 30 Sundays or more.
The following is a list of those pupils who
earned an award: 1st year certificate -
Jacob Kinsman, 2nd year seal - Pam Love,
3rd year seal Kim De Wys, 4th year seal -
Jeff Turner, 5th year seal - Paul Cooper, 6th
year seal - Nancy Lefeive and Beverly
Lefaive, 7th year seal - Dana Cooper, 8th
year seal - Jonathon Turner, Mark Cooper,
Chrystal Jones and Angie Faber, 9th year
seal - Candace Cooper and Brad De Wys, •
10th year seal - Lori De Wys, llth year seal -
Jason Turner and Cheryl Turner, 13th year
seal - Tricia Cooper and 15th year seal -
Christine Cooper.
Personals
Alec McGregor, a patient in Stratford
Hospital is showing improvement daily.
Grants for disabled available
TORONTO - The Secretariat for Disabled
faPersons is now inviting applications for
grants out of the Community Action Fund.
Brochures giving details of the Fund and ap-
plication procedures are currently being
distributed to agencies representing the in-
terests of disabled persons.
Established in support of Ontario's Pro-
clamation of the Decade of Disabled Per-
sons, the Community Action Fund will assist
projects designed to increase opportunities
for people with disabilities. Priority will be
given to initiatives undertaken by communi-
ty groups.
"The establishment of the Fund reflects
the government's renewed commitment to
broaden the participation of disabled per-
sons in community life," said Minister
Responsible for Disabled Persons, Tony
Ruprecht. "I encourage all eligible
organizations to take advantage of this
opportunity."
To qualify for funding, organizations must
comply with the Ontario Human Rights
Code, be non-profit incorporated and
operating with an accountable governing
structure. Applications should be submitted
to the Secretariat for Disabled Persons at
least two months prior to commencement of
the project.
Parr leads Sunday service
By Blanche Deeves
HOLMESVILLE - On Sunday morning wor-
ship service was held in Holmesville United
Church. In the absence of Rev. Becktel, Rob
Parr led the congregation. Dan Lobb and
Kevin Parks received the offering.
The next meeting of the Enterprising
Seniors is to be held September 18 at 8 p.m.
in the community centre in Holmesville.
Ladies are not to bring lunch to this meeting
as it is the anniversary meeting where there
will be cake and ice cream to celebrate
everyone's anniversary.
Middleton members busy.
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for her birthday flowers and Chris and
Rossanne Hanly for their wedding gift and
Vera Miller for their plant while she was a
patient in Clinton. Also a thank you was
received from Vera's daughter, Joan Riley,
and everyone wishes Joan well again soon.
A motion was made to send $25 to St.
Monicas House.
Lois Wise gave the treasurer's report.
Blanche Deeves gave the card report. Bev
Schilbe accepted the position of secretary to
the foster child and . read a letter from
Compassion.
Delores Dutot reported a bale had been
sent.
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Mary Puffer accepted the position of the
penny savers captain for the remaining two
months. She will be doing Evelyn McNeil's
team now.
The birthday box was passed and collec-
tion was received.
A motion made to give Mrs. Deeves more
money for social services.
Audrey handed out newsletters on the deli
booth. Everyone is asked to fill them in and
return them by the September 17 meeting at
8 p.m..
Lunch was served by Mrs. Jervis and Bev
Schilbe while everyone watched a video of
the Apple Blossom Festival.
Child talent big success
Theresa Stewart has been the drawing
card for • Huron Cot rdtry Playfioiiseau-
diences in the lead role of "Annie". "An-
nie," with a four week run, played to packed
houses as the season closer. The 15 year old
has played "Annie" before in her home town
at the Sudbury Theatre Centre, and was the
top Canadian contender for the American
movie "Annie".
This talented young lady has been taking
lessons since the age of three. Theresa, con-
sidered a little too shy by nature when very
young, was enrolled by her mother at the
Gauverau's School of Dancing in Sudbury,
where she has been studying jazz, tap and
ballet since.
A senior member with Canadian
Showcase, the school's touring company,
she has performed and/or competed in Mon-
treal, Toronto, New York City, Miami and
the—Batianias.ri d—Wiiti an especially
strong voice for her age, Betty Leake, her
voice teacher, decided to start her training
unusually early. She was eight.
Theresa lovesmusical theatre, the perfect
vehicle for the integration of all three
disciplines — acting, singing and dancing.
Some of her other credits include roles in
"Alice in Wonderland", "The Sound of
Music" and "The Wizard of Oz". Her next
aspiration is to play the plum role in "Anne
of Green Gables".
Entering Grade 10 in the new Performing
Arts Program at Sudbury Secondary School
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HAPPY 17th
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will allow Theresa to devote most of her
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tense lifestyle does not allow for much
leisure time, but this young actress does
escape occasionally to•the ski slopes or in a
volleyball game. This will all be worth it,
however; for she is well on her way to a suc-
cessful career in the theatre that she so
wants.
EXERCISE CLASSES
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WHEN: Every Tuesday
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please call:
482-3186
or
482-9322
HAPPY 19th BIRTHDAY
LARRY
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