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There was- e good Men-
' dance on Sunday. The ser- .
'vice was held, in the Sunday
School - room 'due to lack Of
heat in, the auditorium.
Greeting was Bert Lyon.
Ushers -were Lori Bromley.
Lisa Bosnian, Deanna Lyon
and Janet Wilts.
Rev.' Scott welcomed
and gave announcements.
Remember the Annual Con-
gregational Pot litck supper
January 19th at 7 p.m. A vote
kin a preppsed changed time
for Stindn.S... }choof 00 km
and ehureh at 11 a.m. will
take place.) He led in the call
to worship.
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Domestic employee§ are entitled to at least 2 weeks of vacation per year and to at
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THE tIROk EXPOSITOR, ,IANVARY 15, 1981 .
a plight- of dis
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PTE (W) LOIS DALTON, a
Seaforth n.atilf,e, has suCcess-
., fully completed:three months
of intensive training at...the
Air Weapons Centro! "and
Countermeasures School,
Canadian Farces Station Fat-,
co,nbridge, located near Such„
bury. -Now ,s
a qualifie ,'ARYI3efence Tech-
nician and has been posted to
CFS Sioux lookout to serve
as a member of the North
American Air Defence team.
out of shells. The meeting
closed with "This' is my
Father's World."
PERSONALS
Mr. Tom Beatty was trans-
ferred -from Wingham hos-
pital to Victoria Hospital
London. •
-Mr. Wallace (Jake! Mc-
Dougall was, admitted to
Clinton Public Hospital on
January 8th ;for surgery Air
the 9th. Friends wish them
both a speedy recovery. -
Mrs, Laura Saurideri.etit
nutritious. well-balanced
meals for one oe two people
on a limited:budget. Others
experience difficulties in
buying small aracipms_pr in
storing :food..The 'Shopping.
and cooking habits of ,a
lifetime may need altering to
accommodate -a change in
circumstance's. Or there may
Play euchre at Manor
Wallis.. of, Clinton as` the
newest resident to' Seaforth
Manor, Visiting eith Mrs.
Wallis was her neice Mrs.
Viola a yler of Seaforth.
were Mrs. Nolan and Mr.
Iliissey of Egmondville.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Ruth Cartee'ViSitedWith ' she had been-admitted TueS:
day evening. During her stay " Wilber Keyes. --.
at Seaforth Manor she had Stanley Hillen visited With
endeared herself to ,Many -his aunt. Miss Bessie David,
residents and, she was an son.
ardent member of the euchre .' Elmer Bakcsy was the
club. Sincere thoughts are "-highest scorer at Alley Bowl-
with the members of her ing last Thursday while in
W/C Bowling on Monday:11a
Gardner was 1st.
All good wishes are with
Mrs. Ann Rowland D,O,C.
presently recuperating from
surgery in Stratford General
Hospital.
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Sunponing, Churches and
People ninst,,becranyx.. `more
aware Of the handicapped,
stated Mrs. Mccowan who
s'itised-•-•this" part 'of ..the
meeting with a Nev'' Year's
prayer. , '
The Social Committee,
Mrs. McCowan ' and' Mrs.
Smith served lunch.
L
ears of
Crieffbill
The • Ladies Aid of First
Presbyterian Churth • met
Jan. 6. Ann Agar, president,
welcomed' all. viola Lawson
read-two poems. "A Way to
a New Year" and "Thoughts
for the Nen- Year".
Charlotte Deice read the
scriptt}re ;, Joan Van Rooiiert
weed-a- poem-en--News -Yv_ ars
and closed with a prayer.
'The treastires report
showed a good year . and
correspondence 'was read
and a number of sick calls
reported,
After business Mrs. Agar
introduced Rev, T.A. Duke
who spoke on the Presbyter-
ian Convention Centre at
Crieffhill near Galt. Col.
John Bayne MacLean, found-
er of MacLean 's Magazine
,414 P.ostr ieft,
this acreage to the Presbyter-
ian church at his death.
Programs are arranged
about a poor boy who was
always hungry He Stele
some tuna. and was. to be
caned with a switch When a
big •boy offered' to take his
punishment. When asked
hy "• he said' he is. my
friend:Jesus takesnur pun •
istinkirt. Junior teachers
were Margaret Wright and
Carol Cartn right.
• ' The message was "A Rock
an Erich to build.' They will
he sttidy ing thy 12 apoStles.
one each week, starting with
Peter There was a bronze'
man c ,f Peter where ,peoPle
4::Nc s"i st grv' )31 Snell ,-iind -Fart
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EXPLORERS EXPE,DITION .
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The Explorer's • met on> • •
January 8th. • Ater opening
ith the ,Explorers purpose
and the... .Explorers song.
Cheryl Hulles and Lisa Bos•
man did thel•Explorers Enth , - loam an . m The Explorer picture
was done by ton Bromley.
They all made little mice
NV-Bride of Carlow. Her
,nteit Mrs. Edna §temler .of,_
Pilot Mound, Manitoba was °
Correspondent,.
at the same home. MRS.ALLAN MeCALL
W.I. card party siill be Mr. Rae MeetTe returned
everyone welcome,
Friday 16th at 8:30. P. m.1 taorDaLsniadn*dy, Aattib;rrt4v;nwoe:tg
Mr: and. Mrs. Wm, Scholl the holiday season With his
of .Monkton and. Mr. -and—Immo, . Mt... and Mrs;
Mrs, Ken Scott and family ifirvei..*Cinre 'and. family.
were Sunday dinner guests MiSs•CarolytrMcCiare has
414rs, ' -secured a new position at
Mexico and 4s Vegas, then
to Hoover Dam at !Are
Mead. They accompanied
the Ontario Masted j.egion-
Pipe and Drun*„. which
consisted of 132 member*.
There were 675 in the. tour
Murray 'Sholdice, Blame group Made up band
flaCliwell, Ron Dodkin and members, families and
Bruce qodktin the sessions fr)ends- The b..1014 at
werebe4 at the Holiday Inn, the Rose Bowl'
Hamilton. - Disneyland' and TA114.94-
BritiPaticlMrs, Triyiss _MlipstlaptitettwelitatR,
Allison and fses4 of Map Aliee.Iliquie Kitchener
Waterloo the weekend spept the'weekend at iheir
witiL ,,Mr, end Mrs, Herb Parents flPtnes.: - •
Tativiss: They also' .-.1spent The Janitor meeting Pf the
Christmas at thOsgne bottle. U.C.W. 'Os cancelled lost: Itst
*lee* Mr-staMti. Ken Wednesday doe to ,,,tile
Moffett and Brett of Guelph weather.' conditions, .The
and, Mrs. Olive Traviss of officers for the coming year
Seaforth. were installed at the. morning
Mr. and MrS. Ray • church service .by the Rev.
Huether, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Charles A. Swan. A' short
Searle, , and Mrs. business meeting followed
William , Coutts, Mr. and the service, plans were made
Mrs. Herb Traviss and Mr. for the moon meal following
-and Mrs. Ronald Bennett , the church service next
from this area enjoyed the Sunday morning, ilhe-annual
day tour over the 'holiday congregational meeting will
season to 'Los Angeles. „. follow the
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Margaret McCow an was •
hOtesS. for unit . two of
NOX'thside United Choeh
Wproen. Jan: nth. Mrs.
MCCowan, newly elected
,president... opened with -two
-readings "Snewfall''. 'and
Mrs' Alex Smith read the •
scripture.
The year 1981 is the
International Year of ,the
Disabled. It comes at a time
about.
''')Ikit“there 'are 4S.0110
plegics in •Canada and '.000
quadraplegics who. have lost
the use of their limbs.
Theft there are 2.3.000 deaf • Correction
Spending . New Year's
Day with Mr and Mrs. Tom
Du irL and fannalfi.'"if
ifeamlikotil, Mrs. Charlotte
Bell. Blythl her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Hunking,
Londesboro: brothers, Art
and Jan Hunking. Todd and
Tara. Exeter: and Murray
and Cathy Hunking and
Bradley. Goderieb• _
when people with disabilities
are rebelling against being odies
cared for but nut tared h
Happy
amens , .
remember
The SeafOrthIlappy Cit-
liens Mel in the Legion Flail
Januarrttlr
Hazel McNaughton pre-
sided and Mae Smith played
the piano for "O Canada".
after which a minutes silence
was observed in memory of
Mrs. Burns.
After the. business, euchre
was, played with the-prize
_Aimless: Ladies High-Annie
Harrison, Ladies Lone,-Mrs.
Heist, Ladies Low-Doreen
Kelly. Men's High=Frank
Swmhaitlee., Mens• Lone-Elmer
Feeney. Men's Low-Joe
Lunch , was served and
December and January birth-
days celebrated.
Sooner or later every
homemaker runs into the
problem of what to prepare
for lunch ,or dinner, how to
perk up Tagging appetites or
eorne-np-with something just
a little bit different.
. For the
Senior Citizen the problem
can: be how to, prepare
family at this time,
Rev. Van Slyke was in
charge of worship services on'
Friday afternoon_ at 2. p.m.
with Mrs. Del Dennis'accom-
panying at the piatio. Rev.
Van Slyge spoke of winter'
and hoW it effects all of our
lives. Special thoughts were
g,with Pons Wills at this time.
who is a patient 'in Stratford
General Hospital• and with
the Burns family. Rev. Van
Slyke remembered them in
prayer,
• Resident Council met on
Wednesday afternoon and
Charlbs Ross was again el-
ected President for the corn-
; ing year -with. Mary Neville
elected vice-president.
.Welcame to Mrs. Gladys
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area news
Seafinth Manor's Euchre
.Club 'met on Tuesday ,after-
noon with five tables in, play.
High score for the Indies was
Mrs, E. Eurns and -Mrs.'
Laths ne;_mNicholson . with.-
consolation, going.tooMaxine,
Elliott. For the men, it was
Elmer , BakesY high. and
throughout the year . and Robert McClure consolation. meaLs . eed not be expensive. Saturdays. Ciftititriencing Robert. McClure was their many groups make use of Mrs. Dorothy TownSend won that they.* simple attcl easy January 17th at 11:30 a.m.,
this centre:Alice Reid thank • the travelling lone hand- daughter, Mrs.. Lillian Ber-
ed Rev. Duke who closed Residents were saddened Tia rd' • '
With prayer. Lunch was to hear of the sudden passing • Miss Ruth Cluff visited. • •
served by Alice d+ .•" ,an.d Mrs. E. BUrns at Seafint with Frank Case... • ,
Dorothy -Seen- Cenitnanity 4TOSPital where 'Keyes -and
be little motivation ta,
prepare mealS. It is too easy
to fall into the habit- of
subsisting on• little more than .
soup. to and toast.
That's' Where the,„ Senior
Chef comes in. " It 'is a
half-hour television show
featuring Bert Dodd. a 6S
year old amateur chef ,..artti,
.former civil -servant. He 'is,
'not a professional . TV
performer. But. this adds to .
his presentation; He is not
above nagging his audience
froth time to time to become
more active and interested in
a variety of things because as
he says "one gets a bigger
bang out Qi...1.1fr,..3kat:Atity-----
Reactions of seniors who
belie Viewed .the series- is of
surprise and delight-at-the-
discovr that nutritious6..
to prepare. The easy
informality of Bert Dodd
;himself makes it fun to cook
along with him. And net only
seniors_ enjoy and benefit
froM the show, young
singles, and young
married couples are also
Captivated by the simplicity
and economy -of the 'Menus
presented. "
The television series
consists of 13 half-hour
programs on • food
preparation. food budgeting.
selection and menu
planning. It was produced by
the British Columbia
Ministly of Health especially
-for—sertior-eitizens-..-'411te'
Senior Chef Cookbook will be
available for a nominal fee.
•-• 'Senior Chef will be on
CKNX. Channel 8 on
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'Stratford, starting Jimmy 5
after holidaying with' her
parents at the same home.
Four young people ftdin
Duff's United Church who
'attended Too Alpha from
Decenther 27-30 included
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