HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-12-13, Page 7TERRI•LYNN DALE PHOTO
THIRTY YEARS OF SERVICE - Betty Huisser, centre,
was recently presented with a gold watch for 30 years of
service with Seaforth Manor. Making the presentation is
Ruth Hildebrand, left, and Joanne Ryan, right.
Residents busy making gift tags
Monday afternoon residents
were busy making Christmas
gift tags. It's a relaxing and
enjoyable activity an.1 we are
making a very saleable item.
Baking Club produced
Gingerbread Men 'lhursday
afternoon. The little guys are
harder to make then they
look, or maybe it was our
cookie cutter. A few legs had
to be patched on. Dining Club
Thursday evening again had a
good turnout with several
staying for our featured
movie 'White Chrisunas', a
classic with Bing Crosby.
Several United Church
youth plus leaders .Joan and
Debbie assisted residents and
supplied prizes at Bingo
Friday evening. They also
presented each resident with a
beautiful handmade Christmas,
decoration. All had a great
evening.
Kim Reddick's voice
students provided a wonderful
musical afternoon Saturday
when they sang solos, duets,
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Queensway
and quartets accompanied by
Kim un her electric piano.
Our residents were an
appreciative audience and
look forward to 'having Kim
and her students back.
W.c mourn the loss of Joe
Bertram and Gladys Cooper
who passed away recently.
Volunteer Chaplain Winnie
Hutton will be leading a
memorial service for them
Tuesday, Dec. 19 at 2 pm.
COMING EVENTS
Dec. 14, 2 pin - Hensall
Public School Program; 7 pm
- Al De Haan Singers and
then Games Night with
Christian Reform Young
People
Dec. 21, 7 pm -
International Day featuring
Israel with Dr. Ecker
W.I. members bring quilt patterns
Kippen East W.I. met at the
home of their president Grace
Drummond with Dorothy Bell
as co -hostess, . on Nov. 21.
Grace had her usual funny
reading, to open the meeting.
The roll call was answered by
the ladies bringing in their
quilt block patterns for the
book, more are to come.
Hilda Payne introduced
Shirley Mousscau of Hay
Township who told the group
about all the events upcoming
in Hay in 1996, the year of
their sesquicentennial. Shirley
was dressed in early era
clothing as she explained how
busy everyone has been
planning events which will
involve everyone, young and
old. She was thanked by
Grace Eyre.
Hilda Payne read 'Just
Another Day on the Farm'
and Grace Eyre had the
'Smile'.
Hilda reported on the
District Board Meeting and
Grace Drummond gave Area
Convention highlights. Grace
Drummond had a story
'Don't Count on Him'.
Winners of the draw were Lil
McLennan and Marlene Bell.
Mona Alderdice had two
contests and lunch was served
by Helen MacLean and Mona
Alderdice. Both anthems were
sung to close the meeting.
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SERVICE PIN RECIPIENTS - Seaforth Manor employees
recently received pins for five to 15 years of service. Back
row: Ruth Hildebrand, Administrator; Ann Coyne, five
years; Trudy MacDonald, 10 years; Veronica Vincent, 15
years. Front row: Cathy Leeming, five years; Diane Muir,
five years; Elizabeth DeBrouwer, five years; Debbie Hill,
15 years; Joanne Ryan, Director of Care. Absent from
photo: Cheryl Phillips, five years; Elly Schoonerwoerd, 10
years.
Christmas Friendship Circle held
The Christmas meeting of
the Friendship Circle of
Hensall United Church was
held Dec. 4 at the home of
Rev. Henry and Ann Annen.
Ann was in charge of the
meeting and welcomed all
and gave a Chrisunas prayer.
Ann opened the meeting with
a poem 'Christmas is a
Season of Christmas
Kindness'. A humorous skit
entitled 'A Great Saving',
starring Helen MacLean and
Ann Annen, was much
enjoyed.
The Roll Call was answered
by 18 members each bringing
personal articles for women
and children of Friendship
House, Goderich. The
treasurer's report was given
and it was moved by Mona
Dublin
by Dorothy Dillon
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Excellent.
Christmas concert
Mitchell and surrounding
area filled the Crystal Palace
to attend -.Christmas
Presents', the Mitchell Legion
Band's annual Christmas
concert on Tuesday, Dec. 5.
Everyone participating did an
excellent performance. A
special conductor, Clare G.
French, receives a
congratulations and a thank
you for an excellent job!
Birthdays arc always
special', but as I know this
lady quite well, I must extend
a very Happy 95th birthday to
Bernadette Whaling (a former
school teacher) who now
resides at Spruce Lodge,
Stratford. All your friends,
Bernadette, wish you good
health.and happiness.
Thought for Today
No man knows his true
character until he has run out
of gas, bought something on
the installment plan, and
raised a teenager.
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Alderdice and seconded by
Helen MacLean that . the
group give donations to the
Mission and Service Fund,
Camp Menesetung, the
resource centre in Mitchell
and the special projects
account fund of Hensall
United. The January meeting
will beheld Jan. 2 at 1:30 pm
• in the church parlour.
A reminder that the regular
meeting of Branch 468 of the
Hensall Legion will be held
today at the legion.
Soy -powered tractor
A Rockwood -area tractor -
puller is winning with soybean
fuel.
Norm Craigie's tractor won
the 9,000 -lb. class and finished
second in the 10,500 -pound
class in the Southwestern On-
tario Tractor Pullers' As-
sociation circuit using a fuel
derived from soybeans.
He says he didn't notice any
change in performance after
switching from petroleum-
based to soy diesel.
Northside United Church
Seaforth
Sunday, December 17
Communion Service,,,
11:00 a.m.
followed by
Potluck Luncheon and
Christmas Program
All Welcome
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Wednesday
NOTICE
THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH
IS CONSIDERING PASSING A BY-LAW
THAT WOULD PROHIBIT VEHICULAR
TRAFFIC ON CERTAIN STREETS
IN THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH
FOR VEHICLE LOAD IN EXCESS OF
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SUBMISSIONS IN SUPPORT OR
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James Crocker, Clerk
72 Main Street, •
P. O. Box 610,
Seaforth, Ontario NOK 1 WO
(519) 527-0160
EGMONDVILLE
UNITED
CHURCH
SUNDAY,
DECEMBER 24
11 a.m. Worship
Family
Communion
Service
7 p.m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Seaforth
Come! Be one
with us in the
Church during the
Festive Season
DECEMBER 24
Morning Service 11:15 a.m.
CHRISTMAS EVE
CANDLELIGHT SERVICE
DECEMBER 31 SERVICE
11:15 a.m.
"Come & Worship with us
at this Joyous Season"
CAVAN
UNITED CHURCH
WINTHROP
SUNDAY,
DECEMBER 17
Communion
Service 9:30 a.m.
Sunday School
Christmas Concert
7:00 p.m.,
Rev Bruce
ALL WELCOME
0 come,
let us
adore Him
ST. THOMAS
ANGLICAN CHURCH
SUNDAY. DEC. 17
Lessons & Carols
9:45 a.m.
CHRISTMAS EVE
Dec. 24
Service of Holy Communion
8:30 p.m.
CHRISTMAS
DAY
Dec. 25
Service at
St. Pauls
in Clinton
10:30 a.m.
NORTHSIDE
UNITED CHURCH
SEAFORTH
SUNDAY,
DECEMBER 24
11:00 a.m.Service
Choir presents
"Christmas In Song"
CHRISTMAS EVE
Candellght
Service
7:00 p.m.
Rev. Bruce Cook
MINISTER
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ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH
CHRISTMAS EVE
St. Columban
- 8:00 p.m.
St. James
- 5:00 p.m.
Evening
Mass -
St. James
10:00 p.m.
CHRISTMAS DAY
St. Columban 11:00 a.m.
For more information call
527-0142 345-2411
FR. HARDY
BETHEL
BIBLE CHURCH
SUNDAY, DEC. 17
Christmas Concert
3:00 p.m. - Our Children's
Concert - High School
DEC. 23
Free Christmas Dinner
for Shut-ins -
Please call to participate
Dec. 24-
SUNDAY
4SUNDAY SERVICES
High School
10:00 a.m. • Sunday School
11:00 a.m. • Worship Service
CHRISTMAS EVE 7:00 p.m
Egmondville Church
Water SerVIC. 522-0070