The Huron Expositor, 1979-06-28, Page 21LAST OVER 90 POUNDS A big weight loser, Johanna Brink of R. R.1,
Bornholm is being weighed by Sheila Brooker of R.R.5, Seaforth, at the.
nd i d
10th anniversary party of the Non Nibblers Monday night. ht. >-il) .a Bach of
Egmondville, a club vice-president looks on.
(Photo by Oke)
Everythingworth a try
week
Senior Citizens Week
began at Huronview with,
Rev Wittiek, ,holding Ghureh
Servuc in the auditorium
With hint ^gas the .Blyth.
Church •Choir and: our own.
Hurenview Choir also sang.
On Monday, ave welcomed
Wingttant H4pv :Gang., and'
1'he Happy Citizens front
Seaforth. The entertainment
on Monday afternoon was
Card Games with prizes, put
on by :the Seaforth Sr.
Citizens. Hanna Wilson s as
at the door to greet '.our
guests. and look after
regtstratlenr.
Tuesday, the Golden
Radar Club from Clinton,
Golden Gate Club fxoxn
Goderich, and .the .C.aopol
Companions from
Dashwood, along with the
Three Links from llensall
Visited with, us. Our own
Fittrenview Residents put .tttt.
the afternoon progranie:.
Elsie'Henderson, Norm
Speirs, and Cecil Skinner
entertained us, with several
musicial numbers Elsie
Henderson, accompanied by
Frank'Bi$sett on the plana,
Non
Nibblers rnar C
1Oth anis wer$ary
BY WILMA OKE.
The non -nibblers of
Seaforth marked their 10th
anniversary Monday at a'
meeting held at Seaforth
District High School. The
club was. starred! on June 23,
1969 by. Br. Rodger
Whit man, Joanne Sholdice,
Katinka Dorrance. and
Carolyn Thompson.
-AVOW 20 to
weekly meetings ' in the
Seaforth Public Library; In
1978 there were. 43 meetings
held and members lost a total
of 9031/: pounds,
Johanna Brink of R.R,N1,
Bornholm over a four-year
period lost. 981/ pounds.
Another big loser. (?) is Vera
Hlllebrecht ofR.R,5,
Mitchell who lost 55 pounds
during the last year, Mrs.
Brink and her husband have
five daughters and two sons,
all of whom are proud of their
mother for her efforts in
attaining her goal . in: losing
weight• She said her family
all helped her, Mrs, Brink
said she was successful in
losing so much weight
because of the diet' she
25 attend
job hunting students
"Everything is worth: a try" says Patty
• Muegge of Seaforth referring to the hunt
for a summer job. Patty, like Francine
Visser of R. R,' #5, Seaforth, and many
other Huron County students hadno job for
the holiday months.
Both girls, year four students from.
Seaforth District High School, do still
•have a chance fpr summer employment
because they have registered their names
at the manpower centre in•Goderich. Patty
has received information about one job
from the centre, and Francine about_: two,
but neither girl has had any material
results.
studentsThe.
are hopeful howeverr
because, as Francine . says, ""they (the
centre) really try to 'help."
Placements of students . in summer
em plo ent are up21%over those•at the.
P Ym
same time last year at the. Canada,
Employment Centre for Students (CECS)
which has its head office in Goderic'h.
All types of students register at the ..
centre where their names and resumes are
kept on, file until' an employer contacts the
CECS when the best student is chosen for
the job available., This year, students from.
grade six to those working on their masters
degree at University are registered,
As of the ond. of May this year, 980skilled
and unskilled liad registered at either the
CECS in Goderich, or the office in Exeter.
Many of those have a Vast amount of work
experience whether •at be from past
summer jobs, or from working at home,
according to Susand Freeman, manager of
the CECS who syorks out of Goderich.
The Goderich and Exeter offices handle
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employment. for all of Huron county except
Grey, Turnberry and Howick townships..
Up to June .22, 363 students have been
placed through these 4 -flees this year,
Casual placements, whit•h are lobs lasting
five days or less, take, up 92 of those_
placements, Haying, stone picking, paint-
ing and cutting grass are ,common casual
placements.:
These numbers do not indicate`
the numberstudents who have summer
jobs in • the, area as many obtain work
v ithouto ratio through the centre:
Pe g
Also, the number of students registered at
the centre does not reflect the
numberber of
'area.
unemployed students in the'. .
Many students who register at the centre
are willing to do any kind of work --even
wash windows, clean basements, or weed
willing .
gardens, and are w g to start work
immediately. Some who register have skills
in such fields•' as auto :mechanics, wood-
working, .accounting, typing and lifeguard
Ing.
Also employing youth this summer is the
Young, Canada Works program, 'sponsored.
by the Federal Government which _ has
employed 31 students in Huron County,
and "`Experience '79 which is sponsored
by the :Provincial Government. Working
through the ministry of culture and.
recreation, Experience '79 has. employed
17 students in positions like the research
one held by Rebecca Garrett at. the Van.
Egniorid home. Many other Experience '79
programs .. with various: ministries . are
occuring throught the county, • and the
province
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made her "`Dancing Doll'" Flynn.
perform. Mrs. Snell played Musicians were 'arren
"My Wild Irish: Rose"', and Whitmore, 1Nilsat
"Let me .Call Yoit McCartney and: Stanley
Sweetheart", on the piano. Wien: on violins, Hlrgtt
Frank Bissett accompanied: Hodges: and ,Ken pale A.n
tour Huronview• Choir while Guitars. Marie Flynn, on the
they sang, sLear , piano .and Lorne fawson, pn;
:and Mrs. Elsie NelHendersonon 'the mouth organ, Debbie
sang a duet. Elsie favoured Flynn did some step dances,
tis by playing a couple of The Huron Strings :start
pieces on her bells. Elsie on thl program off by playing
the organ, and Frank on the Golden Slippers,. Four leaf'
piano played "Come Holy Clover, Ofd Grey Bonnet.
Spirit"', and "There's A Debbie .Flynn step danced to.
Beautiful Land on High.. Black Velvet Waltz, Marie
an
;duets. Elsie Henderson, sang Silver -.haired Daddyof
Cecil , NormMe` HStrings
Speir Skinnerplayed several aid more
. then playedThe Myuron 'Wild Irish•
pieces to put, a fine finish on Rose. Moonlight & 'Roses,
a exceitent program. The Old, Spinning Wheel and
We "ere treated to an i Wandered Aone One ht
hour's program by tha Dt'bbie .danced to Clogg, ring.
Harbpraires from Goderich,' and Reel, folloss = ; Ken
under the direction pf L, Dale who sang bake Guod
Dotterer, in the evening, Care of ' Her, The (uron
Mrs. Grace Peck and Mabel, Strings played Lan: ".,,' t
Gow d as hs, uiii: the valley and', severat
greearrting and acteregisterosteing oursestfavourneite pieces, Hugh
guests. Hodges sang Endless Back
On Wednesday, Swinging Rjbon• Lorne Lawson
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Old Agers fromSeniors from. Blyth, and the played a couple o, pieces on
. Zurich
his mouth organ, The Huron ..
visited. Strings pl,ryed The Special
The Afternoon programe ' Waltz andinvited guests and
followed. in addition she
does a lot of biking; and,
walking. A few'. days ago she
walked 13 miles
Mrs• ' Hillebrecht says she.
bicvles, jogs and diets: "1 do
everything on the double
when I'm working, 1 went on
the Mayor Clinic high protein
diet for two: week periods.
I'm at.'my goal now."
ton wants
and host
Clinton Public Hospital,
which, only three years ago
Was threatened by . closing,,
will ask for :funds from the
• Ontario' government to build.
at $700;000 addition,
The health ministry has
given : approval in principle
for the expansion plans, but:.
•' has :'said no money will be
available to the hospital until
1981,said hospital
administrator Doug
Coventry.
The expansion ` plans
include the building of new
administration offices, an
emergency area, . and x-ray
"and physiotherapy
departments.
The hospital board plans to
submit its plans to the
province within the next few
months, said 'Mr, ,Coventry:
But if financial assistanceis
denied; there is a possibility
of using; local: resources, 'he
said, South Huron Hospital
in Exeter completed its
$700,000 Addition. entirely
through local funding.
The province recently,'
granted 587,000 of 'the'.
5122,000 used to install fire
equipment to; the north wing
of the building to the hospital ,
The hospital board has
agreed to add a waiting room
and: a ladies' auxiliary tuck
shop to the hospital with its
own funds, said Coventry.
None of : the proposed
renovations will increase the
number. of available., beds in
Clinton hospital.
stias • pint on by Doris residents who wanted. tp
McKinley and:' her ukulele dance to get' up on. the floor:
group. Miss Becky Mcl(iniey It was an excellent programe
gave- us:a chance to view her and at the cpnclusion,. Mrs,
Stell dancing with�iivo 1~VeTy Margarek Mitchell drew thy` "
tunes. winning ticket for the
Thursday"Senior Friend Ceramic Christmas,. tree
ship Chib from, Brussels, and which she ' had made and
donated. The winner was
Ruth Nellans.' Mrs, Edna
Snell. and Mrs. V. McCallum
greeted the guests at the
door and looked, after
registration,
W • .had•,. some proud
winners at the • Wintario
Bonus Draws on Thurs.
afternoon with Mr. John
McTaggart: and, Mrs. ,Mary
Ross winning radios, while
Mrs. Elsie Henderson. Ben
Sowerby, E. 'Lewis; Mabel
Garrow and J. Cunningham•
soon books of tickets.
Huronview would like to
Wilfred welcome Mr i e Cole
man, Clara Pickett, Mr. and
Mrs, Alex Woodrow, ''-
Emerson Heard, Edna
Cantelon. These are all new
residents this past week..
the Bayfield Ever Young
Club came to visit. We had a
"Games Day" for
entertainment, • This!
consisted of Bingo ` and
Games of Chance. The Day
Care Center sold strawberry
shortcake which wasa real
treat. Special thanks to
Clinton; Lions members, Bill
Fleischour,: Bert Gliddon,
Mr, and Mrs. Red Garon,
Mr: 'and Mrs, Stewart
Taylor, who ran the games of
Chance and the bingo. Mrs:
Turvey and ;Mr, and Mrs.
c
Fred •'Fraser acted. as host
and h0 stesses.•
• On Friday the . Christian'
Reform;: and. the Exeter
Senior : Citizens were .. our
visiting clubs. Entertainment
was 'provided by ;-.Marie
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