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pave •Tbwnseud With. Bill
Gibson. Mark Cantelon and
Jeff Peck: Winners of the 11
a.M. draw 'were: skip Bob
Fotheringham, Laura! Fisher,
Bruce Coleman and Dave St.
Marie.
Congratulations to Don
Michelmore's team which
won their way to the Ontario
semi-finals 'of the Ontario
Curling Association Men's
Senior Competition. On the
way to the finals they defeat-
ed' EXeter and Listowell... then
Nen Sound, ,,which ,was
second in Ontario last year.
to represent Division 13.
They were defeated' by Lon-
don and Kitchener in the
Ontario: semi-finals held in
Leamington. Other members
of the rink are George
Cantelon vice. Ken Rogerson
second and Bob Allan lead.
VANASTRA CRISTIAN
CHURCH
Sunday Feb. 15. Holy
Communion was celebrated
in the i1 a.m. service.
Organist was Evelyn Mantel.
Companionship and friend-
ship is needed from us.
(Church and community) for
Refugee- people here in, Van-
astra. Norma Robson stress-
ed the need for us'to reach
A special prayer was re-
quested for Terry Fbx.
GUIDE/SCOUT WEEK
Numerous events will be
taking place with Guides and
Scoutsall week, All groups
will be making posters to be
put on display at the Vanast-
ra Christian Church Feb. 2L
Groups are asked to be at the
church no later than 10:45 to
line up for the parade. There
will be, pot luck following the
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— THE HURON_,E_XPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 1819a1
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"Valentine's Day" was
celebrated at Seaforth Manor
on Saturday-afternoon with a
good attendance present in
the activity room at. 2, p.m.
Two films were shown
"Beautiful Possibilities" and
"Riot On Ice" staring Abbott
and Costello. This film creat-
ed much merriment among
the residents.
By, popular vote the Valen,
tine ,King and Queen here
Frank Case and Miss Mary
Neville. Both received a cor-
sage and boutonniere and,
sing song was enjoyed with
Lynda Jardine at the piano.
Heart shaped -shortbread
cookies were donated by
Evelyn Querenguesser.
At 4.30 p.m. the Sunday'
School children of St.
Thomas Anglican church
accompanied by leaders
Helen Southgate and Bar-
bara PalM visited residents.
The children sang three
delightful songs and present.
ed each resident with an
attractive handmade valen-
tine.
Mary Finlayson thanked
the children and leaders for
their thoughtfulness and
stated this was the first time
a group had brought valen-
tines for the residents.
making this day very special
to them.
Rev. J. Van Slyke of
Northside United Church
visited last Wednesday-
morning. Taking the
"A.B.C.'s of religion" as his
theme Rev. Van Slyke said'
A-Acknowledge your need,
"B" Believe in Clfrist- "C",
Confess him daily. Edith
Dunlop accompanied for the
hymns and Mrs. Van Mike
helped with the singing.
Rev. T., Duke of Pirst
Presbyterian Church conduc-
ted Worship Service the pre-
vious week and Henrietta
Brown accompanied for the
hymns and led in singing.
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service tad -'other children
whose parents will not be
attending are asked to bring
bag lunches. . .
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Valtastra, ' 0ore#000 Lentre
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...- ' Another , Youth . 'Aetiity
'., MO, Ma's "held, on February
13 at the ,Van.astral -.Recreation
Centre. The theme. was .Vals-
enfiriei Day. . There • were
approximately 50 in. atten-
dance. -
There were ' -- not dances
and - priZes .. of chocolate
valentine hearts. The next
Youth Activity Night is sche-
duled for March 13.
There will be a business
meeting on Feb. 19, at, the
Vhnastra Recreatioh Centre
at 7r30. Don't forget registra-
tion for, the Red Cross
Babysitting Course must be
in by March, 7. Fee is S3.
PERSONAL GLIMPSES
Continued get well wishes
, to ' Kelly !less° in London
Ho%pital. ' I . -t-
Continued get well wishes
Ito Gloria Allaway in Goderich
'Hospital. . I 1,,.,
Happy Birthday to Ronnie.
Ferguson. February .20.
Bev and Bruce Cave and
family visited the Wayned -
Ferguson family' eiidie—
weekend
Congratulations to Kevin
Mcilveen and Ronnie 'Ferg-
uson on winning their very
first hockey game Saturday,
during Clinton's Minor
Hockey Day. The mites won
9-0 over Hensall.
' Happy birthday to Scott'
Linton on February 25.
Sincere thanks to June
Jeacock, Myrtle Goulding
and Betsy iMeLean for can-
vassing our area for the
Canadian Heart. Fund.
Happy Wedding Anniver-
sary to Howey and Joy
Langan Feb. 18.
Myrtle and Clem Goulding
attended a convention „in
/Toronto on the weekend.
Rev. Duke will be conducting
a prograM .with the stiff at
Seaforth Manor on Monday
morning relating M the irn
•portanee . of pastoral service
to th.e residents.
The euchre club met on
Tuesday February 3rd with
six tables in play. Ladies
prizes went to—Margaret
Shiale and Maxine Elliott
while Elmer Rakesy and Ross
Houghton scored for the
Men. The lucky lone hand
was won by Mrs. G. Hall,
Friday ,afternoon bingo
was held and winners were
under B. Isobel Lamble 1-
Albert St, Denis N- Ludger
-G- Wm. Connolly 0-,
Edith Salo Four Corners.
Charles. Ross and Full House ,
Maxine Elliott and E. ,
Bake sy
PERSONALS
Edith Baker. visited with,
Minnie • Hawley and also
brought her a beautiful rose.
Visiting with. Gladys
Wallis were Patricia Selling,
her sister Alma Pepper? her
nephew'Harold also her
nephew 'Charlie Wallis of
Kincardine and her neice
.Viola Taylor of Seaforth.
Mrs. James Nolan visited
her husband James.
Ruth , Cluff Visited with
Frank Case on Saturday.
Visiting Oh Wilber Keyes
were Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Carter of Woodstock, also
Grace Chapman and Mrs. W.
Keyes.
Vi'sit'ing with Arthur "
Nicholson were his wifet
grandson Paul Nicholson and
son Ross NichoWon.
Monday afternoon the
C. W of St. Col u mban will
be visiting and putting tin a
Program and on, Tuesday the -
,Euchre,tlub will meet at 2
p.m.
We are sorry to report
Bessie Davidson is presently
confined; to Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital.
Funny films
mark Valentine
Day at Manor