HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-12-20, Page 1010—THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Docombor 20, 111011
Local
['Seaforth Manor
Nursing Home
Christmas banquet
enjoyed by many
Residents and families
enjoyed a delightful evening
recently at the 'Family
Christmas Banquet' held at
the Seaforth Manor Nursing
Home. Bill Gibson
entertained following a
traditional Christmas dinner,
with wonderful festive music.
Residents have been enjoying
our Advent church services
this month, as well as our
Bible study message on 'The
Christmas Story'.
Outings to the Santa Claus
parade as well as the Lioness
bus tour of Chrisunas lights
have kept everyone
entertained. A wonderful
program of Christmas music
provided by Carol Carter on
the piano and Carotin
Shepherd on the violin
brought the • spirit of
Christmas to everyone!
Everyone also enjoyed having
Dorothy Dillon visit to play
the guitar for Christmas carol
singing! Thanks to the Lions
Club for its excellent
Christmas program!. It's
wonderful to have so many
community group involved in
the nursing home!
COMING EVENTS
Dec. 21 2 pin - Mr.
Ippolito's Gr. 3/4 class from
St. James
Dec. 22 . 10:30 am
Nursery School program
Ault expansion
Unconfirmed reports indicate
Ault Foods Ltd. at Mitchell
plans an expansion that could
amount to S 12 -million, reports
The Mitchell Advocate.
Grand Bend wa
Council for Grand Bend
wants the province to designate
the nearby Lake Huron village
a trial gambling area for 18
months.
The motion came after
Lakeview Casino Corporation.
approached council Dec. 4 to
offer Grand Bend as a trial site
for a "tourist casino facility"
and licensed slot machines.
The company proposed the
McLaughlin
Chev-Olds Ltd.
13 Main St. Seaforth. 527.1140
•Service •Selection •Savings
'Satisfaction 'Leasing
Complete BODY SHOP Service
CHRISTMAS DINING - Friends and family joined residents of Seaforth Manor retirement
home and nursing home recently for a Christmas banquet. Approximately 250 people were
served dinnet on all three floors.
Bear Facts
Mr. Ball's HCNOA History class travels to Toronto
The Semi -Formal has been
rescheduled (due to inclement
weather) to Thursday Dec.
21.
Mr. Ball's HCNOA History
students and the GRE 4A/G
Travel and Tourism students
visited the Design Exchange
in Toronto to learn about the
impact of design on fashion,
architecture, history and
geography. The exhibit
featured a variety of items
from the decade of the Sixties
and gave students insight into
their parents' generation and
into their own wild 'Pop'
generation.
The students also enjoyed
the delights of the Movenpick
March& restaurant located in
nts gambling
village and immediate Oak-
wood area be designated a
gaming area,•with die Pinedale
Motor Inn refitted into a tourist
casino facility to create an
estimated 250 full-time jobs.
"With projected slot
revenues, this could be shared
with local municipalities,
infrastructure, regional health
services plus charity services in
the area," states to. the com-
pany proposal.
the Canada Trust Tower. The
restaurant features freshly
cooked dishes in the
atmosphere of a European
market.
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Debating: Students are
currently preparing for 'cross-
examination' debate
scheduled for February at
Mitchell District High School.
Curling Team: The Boys'
Curling Team competed at
Ilderton on Dec. 9 and 10 in
the Zone 15 playdown of the
Gore Mutual Ontario
Schoolboys.
They won the 'B' event,
defeating Strathroy, A.B.
Lucas, Central Huron and lost
the 'A' event final to South
Huron. The boys will play in
the regionals in February.
Team members are Chris
Bach, Ian MacMillan, Derek
Dayman; Brett Jewitt, Rob
Linden.
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Greetings
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/Warm 'Wishes fore Holidays
Healthyand fora Happy'
New year
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Perth Huron Branch
CANADA
Sas Haefling
Bas Haefling, C.A., P. Ag. Associate: Barry Boyd
Providing a full range of accounting, computer, tax, and
financial consulting services to meet the needs
of Business and Farmers
Ph: 348-8412 - 11 Victoria St., Mitchell - Fax: 348-4300
Give a
Mall Gift
Certificate!
FESTIVAL
MARKETPLACE
GIFT
CERTIFICATE
To.
From.
Amount:
Redeemable at any
Festival Marketplace
retailer.
Now available
during all mall hours!
Give your friends and family a choice of over 50 stores for selecting
a holiday gift!
Festival Marketplace gift certificates are good at all mall stores.
They can be personalized with the name of the giver and the
receiver and you can purchase them in any amount.
Gift Certificates are available at our customer service booth located
in Zellers Court during all mall hours.
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Payment accepted in cash or cheque. Sorry, , no credit cards.
Shop Extended hours until December 241
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At the corner of ('.H. Meier and Ontario
Mon. to Fri. 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sunday 12 noon to 5:00 p.m.
Allan Carter, Broker
• Home • Auto
• Commercial
• Farm
522-0399 Seaforth
1-800-265-0959 Strathroy
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Hoping for you and yours a
holiday that sings with Joy.
Thanks, Friends.
HOLIDAY HOURS -
Closed Dec. 23 through
to January 1st
Open January 2 - 7 a.m.
\'ALTON. N
OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAYS
7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
CLOSED SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS
887-9517
AT THE MAIN CORNER, WALTON
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Pole Line Construction
345-2447
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STRAY VOLTAGE SPECIALIST
In the Spirit of Christmas, and in recognition
of the support our customers
have provided to us again this year, we have
made a donation to the Huron County
Christmas Bureau.
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We believe that Christmas is a time of giving and
receiving, sharing and caring.
We thank you for your patronage
and hope that your '
Christmas is a happy one.
DIVSDACENLE
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A very Merry Christmas and
a Happy and Prosperous New Year
from all of us at Ball -MacAulay.
We thank you for your
business the past year.
BOB & SHARON WILSON
AND STAFF.
HOLIDAY HOURS
SATURDAY, DEC. 23: Closing at 1 p.m.
MONDAY DEC. 25: Closed
TUESDAY, DEC. 26 Closed
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY DEC, 27-28: 8 am - 5 pm
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, DEC. 29, 30: Closed for inventory
MONDAY, JANUARY 1: Closed
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2: Open at 8 a.m. (Regular hours)
YEAR-END
NOTICE
As our Year-end is December 31,
your attention to any outstanding
accounts would be appreciated.
Payment may be made by mail or
at our office.
40 WeBington Street
CLINTON
482-3405