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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-11-18, Page 9OONLIGHT:' Reg. 1.49 NOW .87 Mile East of McDonald's .0 4, , • Seaforth Manor Manor holds RernemkInike Day service Remembrance Day was observed at Seaford' Manor on Wednesday with a special service conducted by David McKnight 4>f Bsmondvilie Unitedclnch. in hissermon Mr. McKniht reminded everyone how' thaidth,d , they OP to those, who' gaye their live that we ;nay live in .* free Royally, One Minute of silence w.anoliservedin their memory. Miss P,ditly Salo and Doris Wills recited Poems. By special request David and Marilyn. McKnight sang lovely duet. Mrs. McKnight also aecompatited at the piano for, hymns and the service concluded with the National Anthem followed by a social half hour. Happy Birthday this week to Mr. Robert MeChire who 'celebrated his 86th birthday on Nov. 11, Mr. Stephen Fournier celebrated his 79th birthday on Saturday, and ML,-Bert Hendy who cele-. brated. his 78th birthday on Sunday. Mr. Ed Lift will be celebrating his 85th birthday on Monday and also he and Mrs. Litt will be celebrate their 61st wedding anniver- sary the same day. All good wishes go out to them on this memorable occasion. PERSONALS . Mr. and 'Mrs. Gene Far- ley and family of Toronto visited the tatters father Dr. E. Sadlier on Sunday. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. R. McClure were Agnes Broadfoot of Stratford and Mrs. Gertrude Taylor of Sea- forth. were Visiting with Mr, Ed Li Litt Ruth Lutz of Lethbridge Alberta and Dorothy Kipfer of Varna. - , Manor on Saturday, Mrs. Del Dennis visited with Mrs. Minnie Hawley. RECREATION Fxray, Afternoon was WO and winners. werc under B-Doris IrMrs. Margeur,ite Shill, N-Ceeil Rhoades, G-Maxine IThoades and Mrs. Cecilina Cardiff. 4 corners. Charles Ross. y 4corners- George and Jessie Keyes of Clinton and Stuart A. Keyes of Willa visited with Wilber Keyes on Sunday. Visiting with 'Mr. William Scott were his sister Eliza• bete Scott ofLonden, also his brother Ross Scott of littise- Mr. andIVIrs. Leo Colson Of Mont Forest visited . with Mr. 413,411eS 1449141P• . Miss Ruth Cuff took Frank Case out for a' walk on Friday afternoon. Wednesday Frank enjoyed an outing to the Seaforth Legion. Mrs.. Peg Coombs and helper of Seaforth Legion Ladies Auxiliary distributed• poppies to residents at Sea- forth Manor. Legion mem- bers also visited with Frank Case, Ross Houghton and Arthur Nicholson following services at the cenotaph on Wednesday. Lorne and Mary Lamont of Stratford visited at Seaforth Wayne Hedges. full house- Doris Wills. High score at alley bowling Thursday was neMbY Maxine Elliott. Miss Barbara Maloney be cenduetinit agrit.ft class on making pine cone Wreaths op Monday,, evening at 8 p.m, Several stiff members and residents will he participat- ing. • '";" WI members like spring Mrs. Earl Papple' was hostess for the November meeting of the Seaforth Women's Institute Tuesday evening, November 10. Presi- dent Mrs. Eldon • Kerr con- ducted the meeting, which was opened with a poem read by Miss Belie Campbell. Roll call/ "What is your favourite of the four seasons and why?" was answered by members and several visit- ors. Spring proved to be the favourite season, and only a few . members are looking forward to winter. Mill be more than a frame before the snow begins to fly in earnest. The work is being done by Bauer _and Bauer Contractors. It began Nov. 7. FRAMED — Building starts have been feiralidlai between in Seaforth and area this year. But Neil and Jim Hopper, of W.O. Hopper and Sons in Harpurhey, are hoping this new shop for rigs they drill water wells with Program for the ,meeting was prepared by Mrs. L. Pipe and Miss Belle Campbell. Mrs. Pipe gave a reading and the motto: "The most import- ant thing about a road is where it goes." In life we all come to a crossroad and have to choose which road-16 take, she said. Members enjoyed several lively piano duets played by Mrs. Mervyn Pipe and Mrs. Lyle Brothers of the Brussels area. -,A reading on Remembrance Day was, given by Mrs. L. Pipe. Mrs. L. Lawson, our dele- ight to life - has annuat meeting in StrOtfotd: 4 Paul Ross,. L.L.B. •.• Barri4or • Solicitor .. is pleased to announce the opening of a second low office in Thompson; secretary, -Anne fY,Brien; mesnbersfiiii, Ver- onica Price; -telephone. Mrs. Anne - Needles; publicity, Mary Devlin:triad literature is Teresa Murphy. Attending were members from' Stratford, St.. Paul's, Seaforthj Dublin. Kinker*, Drayton. Palmerston, Mit- chell, and. St. Marys. Frances Greene, retiring president oftliftTatford and District Right to Life, opened the annual meeting by asking • Canon Michael Griffin of St. James Church te say./ prayer befarelhe ginner. ri, P8 :Woods St., Litt ; the 'guest speaker, ti Donald DeNtareo. philosophy Pro- fesso4 at St. Jerome's College Wateloo, who writes for the abortioni and the moral sen- sibilities of children. Dr. DeMatia' stressed that if we are to be true to our life affirming purpose, we must personify the virtue of child- likeness - that is, being open to and trusting in life. , Joyce MOMS, R.R. Listowel, gave the highlights on the 1981 Alliance for Life Conventioft held in St. John's ' Newfoundland. She reported Register Newspaper and has written several books, the last - _one is "Sex and the Illusion of Freedom" and he also has another one coming out before the new year "Today's Family in Crisis". '"fheChild in the Silent Walk" Was his topic. This has to do with the thoughts concerning the value and significance of the Right to Life walks around hospitals which perform Dublin that' a representative of all denominations participated in all the meetings involving the progress of the Right to Life movement in Canada arid the world today. The new slate of officers for the 198141 :year are:., ?yes: Revingion; 1st viter.presidear,, John 2nd vice.oresident, Rev. Morley Tliomas, R.R. 4, Listoweh treasurer; Mint- , • in the John Moore Insurance Agency Ltd., building (S19) 3454690 Mill Street, Dublin gate to the county rally held at 'Belgrave, gave the highlights of the rally, Miss. Mary Jane Visser, R.R. 5 Seaforth was the winner of the county scholarship for a 4-H member Of a homemaking club. Huron South will -host the county rally next year. Reports of the area'conven- tion held in St. Marys were given by Mrs. R. Gordon and Mrs. J. MacLean. Area Presi- dent• Mrs. G: Papple gave her address on the theme of the meeting "Let us take time for all people", and urged the members to do little things to help the disabled which could result in big things being. done, Columnist Miss-Elaine TownShend was the guest speaker at . the' banquet. speaking on the handicapped and the way society looks at the disabled , person. Several thank you cards were read in the correspond- ence. Several members plan to •as guests a the, Eiimville W.I. in Noveiriber,' Donations were planned for the Family and Children's Services; War Memorial Children's Hospital; London,* and the loCal Santa Claus .• parade. • Courtesy remarks were , given by Mrs. A. Crozier and the meeting clpsed with-sing- ing the Queen. A delicious lunch Was served by Mrs. 3. Nolan, Mrs. G. Varley, Mrs.' L Dale and the hostess. Fireside to have • Xi 0 0 YOURSELF Why Pay More. For: • Brand0 New • FactOly:Fresh First Quality party at manse The' Fireside Fellowship Group of First Presbyterian Church held their November meeting in the Centennial Room of the 'Church with an ' excellent attendance of mem- bets and guests. Jim and * Dorothy Scott and Clare and co - Glad Reith were in charge. The President, Viola Law-' 33. son, weldemed everyone. It was decided-to have the 33 0 Surpitba Stock thlahlation Saki***In liregrann! Entire Steek err Side! Sa.ve'42040.40% in *any can. Yi price and much lene! Buy your Tat "Alder Holiday Nate OW 1110111 SAVIt•SA -SAVO-SAVE! t • 0 infqntsi Polyester Suede' 'Reg. 15.00 IVI NOW 9.97 Cube Puzzle Reg. 3.97 NOW .497 • Men's GLOVES Reg . 4.99 TO-NIGHT 'ONLY coffee --hour following the evening service on Anniver- sary Sunday. The. Christmas meeting will be held at the Manse with an exchange of gifts Plus a z white gift. The Fireside is responsible for the flowers in Church— . during the month of Decem- ber. Edith McMillan and Mary Coleman are in charge. - The scripture was read by Dorothy Scott and Glad Reith Cn led in prayer. Rev. Duke closed the wor- ship service with prayer. Clare Reith introduced the speaker of the evening, --Fralicie Ball., who spoke on her recent trip to Africa, dwelling on Kenya and Safaris.- She had numerous . pictures and soMe objects she got there. She was thanked by I Jim Scott and Glad Reith gave her a gift. SEIR)RTH IF,\X Fl.! HS • • STR1ETCH SLEEPERS Reg 5_99 TO-NIGHT ONLY 2.97 Icicles .97 r tal ilbddiers' Cardigans, Reg'. 8.95 NOW ' 4.97 IL Larolie " S Quantities Limited West F tiraf * flak!' htquei • 1_ • ▪ • •;:.•••••t•r;"