The Huron Expositor, 1981-03-26, Page 6A
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-BY ovi. TURNBULL
Mari and Patti Muegge
with Anna Hoegy, Wilbert
Godkr,n.•Egrrionclyille a ferni-
er resident of ,Kilbarchan
came Sundas to ilsit friends.
- Clair Reith afrd, Frankie
Bah dcrivered the 4,41u•To.frP
calendars • to xesidents 'hero
on; sue ittl• • -
llis.ltigersolL ,visit-
ed attnt Mabel Taroolt„
Mar,,, Coyne'. stitd Marie
freM the .gaMe
IC!`-',10g 0914.,St.
mtt,
'DatryinnIC od fan* Steven
Lgrip ,ttee
Ivivegge ARM FloPg.Y.
ts4r4 and MPS:,.j..A:Stqw4ti
with Mabel Turnbull Sun"day.
-Buetetimiller with
rina' Huegy. Jean and Paul
ildebrand with Bessie
Smale.
On St. Patrick's Day. the
choir from Seaforth Public
School came 'to sing for us.
Grades . 4,, S. 6 with Mrs.
Griffin at the . piano. The
songs they sang were cheer-
ing in the spirit of the Irish.
Mrs. Arlene Van den Akker
Grade V teacher was in
. attendance.
Most oldie residents wore
green on honour of the Day
and on our dinner trays was.
an emblem of,t he Day,. a pie
with a green stem filled with
green sweeties. e -wa's
also touch\of green on our
dinner °dessert. The choir
greeted the residents indivi-
dually with a handshake and
in some cases a kiss. They
passed delicious cookies in
"Bee,ereesleartjties7 .Thchna
thahked the. oroup ..fOr cotn-
ing .to entertain US hrt such a..
jilting, Way' tor .0'f.-.tw.g.2091r; •
pgcRke.i.. 4.47,4to: ,vs40. oo&
help -PO lye .0*S of the
songs .hy . sharingcl her song
90f. -c-.• • '-'.,•„'.
:Wedliesd0,•, Rev. ••
Doke- ofi' First Presbyterian
Ecohrtzhmt.iki", jaiaorkr
the, pi4m. fot .hymits- Rev.
Duketeiromented'4o Itte tact,
ve-e are in the Lenien season.
a time' of Christ's suffering
and death. Reading St. Luke
Chap. 11 which gives the
daily events leading up to
Christ's crucifiction on the
Cross. Rev. Duke spoke , of
each of these events of the
week before. beginning on
Palm Sunday when Christ
made the' triumphant entry
into Jerusalem on a young
colt and the people cried out
joy. "'Hosanna ,in the
highest! King of Kings and.
Lord of Lords!". not remem-
bering,:that Christ said He
would give his life for for.
gtveness of our sins.
On Good Friday Christ was
crucifed en the CMS and
bore our sins which were
forgiven. He wanted to dine
with his disciples and he Met -*
there in the Upper room
where he brake bre40 and
gOre ;(3 distirei' saying
''This it MY 1041(brOken (Or
Oa and likewisetoWitro gltP
saying. !iThia iS my WO
,,,Oted-for you folL the minis,-
siou of sins. 7'. ,
This the first hoty
Wept, This, do roplept„
Orance of - Christian
churebes iceep this Writ.
',went ot the laSt supper or
Communion, 'Darkness was •
upon " whole earth
three days unfit tie rose an
Easter Sunday. when He
conquered (math as he had
promited to rise on the third
day. This gives us promise of
eternal life for those who
believe in uniimit and social
believe *yid bop faith.
Thursday was an krttRctr''
tam day for us when' Ron" . •
was set Up here pith Jane,
flabitivic ,retnruing 1R vt. -
and,.8til O'hea tilt poll clerk.
Most of ihg',tcsidoots.,
Were lees
°edits, convenience up
.eSPecially for us.
it ,was a timaghtitti, way of
letting' us know we,. still
beltinged.
SEE-010-TH aSANCrOFFIVitigtor SicpUTH —The men VehO:icer[e
helping load the bus carrying .the SDHS Band to South Carolina, which
left Seaforth Saturday afternoon are (left to right) Ron Driscoll, Dave Ellis
and Don. Coleman. The band placed second in the Myrtle Beach. S.C.
band competition-right behind the other Canadian band from Burlington,
who also competed in the meet. (Photo ay Hook)
Best St. Patrick's Day
Manor residents soy
"SG, Patrick'S,. Day" was
celebrated.at Seaforth Manor
last Tuesday evening in true
Irish style.,All residents were
wearing their shamrocks
donated. by the Friendship
Circle of First Presbyterian
Church. Over 40 residents
and guests attended and
dancing and singing was the'
. highlight of the evening.
Music was provided by
Gladys Vdn Egmond on the
piano. Mr. Elgin Nott. violin,
ATtnto,..fiplayson, bass:, and
songs by Don Traviss of
-Clinton'. Special guest was
Frank Sills who delighted,
everyone with his rendition
of "Alic Blue Gown.•• Frank
also sang Timm/ Irish num-
bers and special requests
and teamed up with Don for •
several duets. Many • rest-
dents stated it was the best
St. Patrick's Day they had for
time, Charlesoss--
.. _thanked all the entertainers
Mary
Finlayson also thanked ev-
eryone for participating and
thanked Mrsk 'James Nolan
for . the lovely • decorated
shdrtbread cookies,
Clifford l nornton,
administrator, was also pre-
sent. In the afte'rnoon Isobel
Lamble celebrated her birth-
day 'and her :guest for her
birthday birthday party was Mae
Smith. Twelve 'other ladies
attended and enjoyed cake
and 'tea with her. Ali sang
Happy Birthday to Isobel and
she, also received congrat-
alatory cards from many
friends.
Church service was held
on-Wednesday afternotin- -and
in Rev. Yielding's absence
Mervyn Lobb of Clintdn very
capably took over for Rev.
Yielding. He and M.o. Lobb
also sang two beautiftil duets
Readings
were given by Mrs,', Elliott.
Mrs. McGonigle an Freda ,
Seimon. We were very sorry
to hearMrs. Yielding has not
been enjoying gOod health..
On Friday afternoon, Shir-
ley Luther of the Salvation
Army visited and once again
brought residentS- her mes-
sage in voice and song.
Favourite hymns were sung
and a special request made
for Dens Wars' and CoeiT
Rhoades, who are confined to
Stratford Hospital.
PERSONALS
George Addison visited
• with Mrs. Gladys Wallis.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McClure were their
son and daughter, Ross
McC4tire and Lillian Bernard.
Mack Tiffin, Harold Walsh.
Mrs. Maxine Elliott accom-
panied by Karen Finlayson,
N.A. drove to Stratford on
Saturday afternoon and visit-
ed fellow residents Doris
Wills and Cecil Rhoades and
also had supper while out.
Rita Duncan visited her
aunt Kale Laverty on Sat.
urtlaY.
Fred Reid visited
Wilber Keyes:
Viola Taylor visited her
aunt; Gladys Walks.
Mary Neville attended
church on aunda'y morning
With Margaret Strtale. —
Frank Case enjoyed an
outing on Sunday morning.
with Margaret Smale.
Frank Case enjoyed an
outing on Sunday with Ruth
with
•
"or the co43PeegOd
InXigefKil *et I yowl In*
BRUCE SMITH
Sales Representative
Mitchell Co-op Store
130 Georgina Street
Mitchel!, Ont. NOK INO
Bus: 348-9975
Res: 3484975
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INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL SIRVICES •••,;•••••••••••••
LiFE•soms•Auro•BusiNESS4TAISt
ALL ABOARD! —SDHS teacher
climbs aboard the bus ,
taking members of the
Seaforth Girls Marching
Band, their chaperones
and parents, to South
Carolina where. the band
is competing in an
international competition.
The girls left Seaforth
on Saturday afternoon
'and 'would arrive in
Myrtle Beach on'
Sunday.
(Photo by.Hook)
Doug Proctor'
EFFECTIVE APRIL 111981 THE RATE OF RETURN ON ALI CANAbA
SAVINGS BONDS HAS BEEN INCREASED TO 133/4% PER NUM FOR -
THE 7MONTH PERIOD ENDING OCTOBEK31,
NOTE: The .1980/81 Series af Canada Savings Bonds remains on sale until further notice.
The Bonct may be' pUrchased at face value plus accrued interest charged from November 1, 1980 to the, end of the
month of purchase. Accrued interest charges will be ot tht. rate of 11 1 /2% for the months of November,, 1980 to
March, 1981 inclusive and 133/4% for each subsequent month.
111111 1111-11. IIIII
SERIES DATED BEFORE '1977
Series dated before 1977 have a Cash bonus payable at
maturity Holders of these Series will receive the higher rote of
return through on increase in the value of this bonus
payment. The new bonus amount per $1.00 Bond of each
Series is as follows:
,Series Maturity owe Cath Bonus ot Maturity
1i)68/6i? Nov. 1', 1982 $16.26
1970/71 Nov. 1, 1981 $ 9.31
1 972/73 NOV. , 19.84 $22.76
1973/74 Nov. .1, 1985 $27.91
1974/75. Nov. 1, 1983 $ 8.52
975/76_ No-v-1„1-984- - -$11.78
1 97O/77 Nov. 1, 1.985 $16.07
Bondholders who redeem these Bonds ptior to maturity
w ill •not'be entitled to-the cosh bonus btit only to the. original,
return payable. as ,printed On the Band certificates.
Bondholders may however continue to Cash interest coupons
each year and be entitled to tlie cosh bonus.
En Emil loos imuli sumo Imo 1111 111111 aim um ilia II
This increases th onnuol return On all
unrnotured Canada Savings Bonds for the
year which began November 1, 1980 to
12.81% — interest at ihe-rote of 111 /2% for
The first 5 months and 133/4% for the,
' remaining 7 months.
A SAVINGS BONDS RATE MOUSE
tr.".ut out and attach ro your 9onds).
IIIIIII MEI IIIIII 111111 IMO IMO NIB qi
The rate of return for each subsequent
year until the Bonds mature continues to be
101 /2%. This rate will be reviewed at the time
the terms of the new 1981/82 Series are
announced this Fall:
SERIES DATED 1977 TO 1 980 INCLUSIVE
For these Serieithe annual rates of 12.81% for the year
beginning November 1, 1980 and101/2% for each year
thereafter to maturity will apply instead of the rotes printed an
the Bond certificates. '
Each $1,000 Regular Interest Bond will pay $128.1•3
interest on November 1, 1981 'and $105.00 each November
thereafter to maturity
In addition to regalar annual interest or the rates stated
above, Compound Interest Bonds will earn compound interest
ot the rate of 1'0.99% for the,1977/78 and 1979/80 Series,
1 1 . OA% for the 1978/79 Series and 10.94% for the 1980/81
Series—these rates aie the new average annual yields from
November 1, 1980 to matiffity of each Series. The new value
ormoturitrofeoch-$400-Cornpound-Interest-Bondisos- • ,
follows:
Value or Maturity Series. Maturity Date
1979/80 Nov. 1, 1986
$52240:.,3181 1977/78 NoNi. 1, 1986
1980/81 Nov. 1, 1987 $$220067385'
1978/79 • Nov. 1, 1985
•.
Cluff.
Visiting with Arthur Nich-
Olson this past week were
Mrs. " Nicholson, Lillian,
Louise and Carla Nicholson.
and r Helen . Nicholson of Eg-.
mondvil le .
Oscar Noll of Palmerston
visited with his wife. Mrs.
Ruth Noll.
Gladys ityalits was visited
by her neptiev.. on Sunday.
'Mrs. ArthueNicholson vis-
ited Bessie Davidson.
The'euchre eta) will meet
with volunteers on Tuesday
:afterfam at 2 p.m.
Church services have been
earicelfed this Wenesday as
Rev. Broadfoot is in Toronto.
Also check us for
.FORAGE. SEEDS
and all seeds
ALL AT COMPETITIVE PRICES