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• Tuesday, Dec. 17 was
Spirit Day at SDHS in honor
of the senior girls volleyball
team's only home game of
the season. Students were
:dismissed at 2 to roar with
:the Bears against Chilton, but
unfortunately the girls were .
defeated 2 out of 3,sets.
• In celebration of the
Christmas season the
Students' Council held a door
.decorating . competition
.against the homerooms.
`Congratulations to -Mr.
'Sherwood's 11A who won
sere contest.
• The Angel Tree campaign
was -a great success because
of the overwhelming gen-
erosity of the student Body. It
was Mr. Parr's 12C who
brought in -the most canned
goods, clothing and toys.
'They celebrated their accom-
plishment with a pizza party
on the students' council.
• The "12 days of
_ Christmas" at SDHS was a
new event: items from the
Bear Den were raffled off
each day for twelve days.
• With the spirit of giving in
the air.- students were able to
give their friends a little
something special from a
secret Santa.
:New pounds
big 0 oblem
in New Year
Happy New Year everyone!
Did all of you have a won-
derful Christmas?.Did every-
one. gain a few pounds over
Christmas? Some of us did.
Now the next thing to do is to
lose it.
On Dec. 4, Henrietta Brown
played the piano and sang for
us. She.has a beautiful voice
It was very much enjoyed.
Our family -Christmas dins
ncr was on Dec_ . 5. We all
- enjoyed a lovely meal. Thank
you to• everyone that helped
. out that evening.. Louise
Dockstader entertained us en
the piano prior to dining.
Our baking club made some
. delicious shortbread cookies
Dec. -12. They were so good
that they did not last long.
We've enjoyed listening .to
a variety of Christmas
,records and- tapes in
December. We also -sang
many Christmas carols.
There are many lovely voices
here at the retirement home.
On Dec. 15, we had a very
busy day. To start off we had
alovely brunch cooked by
Amy Harmon and her moth-
er. --We had fresh cooked
bacon, eggs and toast. It was
delicious.
In the evening some of our
residents enjoyed the annual
tour of lights. This was spon-
sored by the Seaforth Lioness
Club. We toured the town
and• saw all the wonderful
Christmas decorations and
lights. We enjoyed this
immensely. Thank you to the
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MacDonald 671, Barry 619, Johnston
609.
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11 bON/ HIGH wPLE; Bennewies
952.
JinGH AVE8.4G 1K Beanewies 261
WOMEN
HIDli SINGLE: Basun 268,
LUGH TRIPLE; Easun 686.
WEEKLY SI (itEfi.QV_KIL200-
Easun 268/225; Nancy Sue Thonin on
232, Steep 232.
TRIPLES OVEk Met Easun.
L.8ASON/ suensuisaakt aiun 291
hketlitlISLmualmessa Easun 777.
Eosin 228
SIMIAN= &SA S
(Dec.23 results)
MLA
George Love 347
. ili4:H TRIPLE Love 833
Jj1ryTTAR THAN Ira; Love
347/222/264. Henry Verboog
232/313. Jack Ryan 23412371221; Bob
Dinsmore 217/224/216; Don Nolan
2231232; Richard Love 218; Mark
Higeaell 215.
• IMIPLES OVRR , O; Lovc.
Verhoog 712, Ryan 692. Dinsmore
657, Nolan 625
MAIM
Julie Greidwius 247
Cimulanus 686.
ntB_ 4116. Y.611164Kfi UV k 2$O
Greidaaus 235/247/204; Connie
Marion 206/241. Janice Morris
219/216.
G,reidanus,
Marion 630, Monis 625.
STmLWYGS
Caoadiens 73. Rangers 58,
Bruins 56. Red Wings 52.
B1a k Hawks 49, Maple Leafs 48
Seaforth Manor
Retirement Home
Seaforth Lioness Club once •
again "for providing this
opportunity for our residents
to take in sucha beautiful
Seaforth and area diners J
held a very enjoyable
Homemakers' dinner and
get-together at the Seatorth by Dorothy Dillon
and District Community 345-2842
Centres on Dec. 19 with a
large crowd attending. Netor and Marla Thmer.
Organizer, John Jamula wel- I veryone thoroughly enjoyed
Domed the group to a deli- eneday.
cious. Christmas dinner 'moIJo 'i'FORTODAY
catered to by - Marjorie
Anderson. After. Jim Rose
played carols on the piano.,
-and Dorothy Dillon led the
sing song. Then students
from St. James school in
Seaforth entertained with the
"Nativity Play". and special
chorus singing.
Janet Ricc and Theresa
Feeney had December birth-
days. The 50-5(1 draw was
won by Amelda Reynolds.
Door prize winners were
Amelda Reynolds. Jessica
Dublin
- • NBW YEAR'S -POEM
There's a miracle called
friendship,
It dwells within the heart,
And you don't know how it
happens.'
Or when it gets its start,
But the happiness it brings
you,
Always gives a special lift,
And you realize that friend--
ship,
riend=ship,
Is God's most precious gift.
Happy New Year.
Many Christmas programs
• Resident's enjoyed many
wonderful Christmas pro-
grams this season. The
"Family Christmas Banquet"
. was a gala event followed by
Christmas music provided by
Bill Gibson. The Lions Club
brought the junior choir from
Northside United Church to
entertain everyone. Jane
Kuepfcr delivered .the
Christmas message. A lovely
afternoon of piano- and violin
music. courtesy of Carol
Carter and Dr. Carolin
sight. Also, on Dec. 15, Ann enjoyed.
"She herd was ed.
Leiper played' the piano. and p J y
Dorothy. Dillon visited to
her husband Cyril ;stayed the play her guitar_ for -_a
▪ john. The residents enjoyed --Christmas carol sing -along.
the wonderfu(inusic. Pianists Marion Rose -and
On Dec..1.7 the Harmony Ann Leiper also shared their
Kings were in and sang musical talent. Several resi-
Christmas carols. We all dents took pan in the Lioness
gathered in. the tivingroom bus tour of lights to view all
•and enjoyed their -wonderful the beautiful Christmas dis:
voices
We had ir surprise visit on
Dec. 18. Lisa Kennedy and '
Kelly Bosman came in to -
sing and dance for us: What a
performance We enjoyed this •
very much. Lisa. and Kelly
have lovely voices_
For New. Year's Eve we
celebrated by having a party
to bnng.in the New Year. We
talked about New Year's res-
olutions, and also about reso- •
.lutions made in previous
years, and whether or not we
kept .them.•Not too many
were completed.
We welcome Dorothy
Scott, ,Harold Swan and
Grace Scott.
Happy birthday to Pete
Trentecr; Jan. 6 and Leona
Bedard, Jan. 29_
Seaforth Manor
Nursing Home
halls to entertain everyone
with barbershop harmony.
Children's programs were
provided .by the -Grade 7 class
from Seaforth Public School,
•the• Grade 3 class from. St.
James School and the chit-
dren of the Seaforth Nursery
School. Advent church ser-
vices were conducted by Rev.
Lucas. Rex. Hiscox, Jane
- Kuepfcr, "Fr: Hardy and Rey.
Cheryl -Ann. The Lawrence
Welk Family Christmas
Show was enjoyed, as well as
two wonderful old classics.
"The Bells of St. Marys" and.
"White Christmas". -These
movies brought back many
plays, memories from years ago.
Members of the Harmony . Merry Christmas from every -
Kings caroledaround the one at Sealorth Manor.
Lawn bowlers host seasonal euchre
The Seaforth Lawn Legion Hall on Jan. 216 at S
Bowling -Club held its p.m.
Christmas euchre Dec. 17•at
the Seaforth Legion Hall.
Hostess.:s were Dorothy -
McCluskic, Nellie Jansen and
Isabelle Hunt. Ten tables of
euchre were in play and prize.
winners were: ladies high.
Edna Mitchell; ladies Ione
hands. Viola -Lawson; ladies
consolation. Thelma Dale:
men's high, Gordon •Murray;
men's lose hands, Harold
Coleman; men's consolation.
Boyd Driscoll. The next
euchre will he held at the
me Ist._.� COOTS CAMAI
atom" Boy Scouts Annual
BOTTLE DRIVE°
SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1997
from
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
PLEASE SAVE YOUR RETURNABLE BOTTLES
(Pop, Beer) AND DONATE
THEM TO SCOUTNG
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NEW YEAR'S EVE
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Seaforth &,District Community Centres
BUFFET LUNCH • PARTY FAVOURS • MUSIC BY D.J.
Age of MajorityOnly Tioktets 112. or '20. Couple
Tickets Available at: Pete's Paper Clip, Seaforth
Jewellers, or any Junior Hockey Club Member
Casual Dress - No Blue Jeans Please
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'Holliday
Skating
crimes
Mon. Dec. 23 1-3 pm
Fri. Dec. 27 1-3 pm
Sat. Dec. 28 2:30-4 pm
Mon. Dec. 30 1-3 pm
Tues. Dec. 31 1-3 pm
Thurs. Jan. 2 11:30.1:30 pm
Fri. Jan. 3 1-3 pm
Sat. Jan. 4 2:30.4 pm
SEAFORTH &
DISTRICT
COMMUNITY
CENTRES
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FRIDAY
TRACK II
EVERY SATURDAY
IN JANUARY
SOUND
IMAGE
D.J.
WILL BE HERE TO
ROCK YOU
Pre -School! Youth! Adult!
WINTER SWIM.
FITNESS PROGRAM
Starts
Monday, January 6
at
•
Vanastba Recreation Centre
(2 males South of Clinton)'
For information Call
482-3544
(See Schedule in Dec. 17
Focus Edition)
SUNDAY
-
SPECIAL
JAN. 5, 5 10 7 PM
3 PIECE
CHICKEN'
DINNER
$650
Y'S
DINING
527.1464
90 Mon St.
tisalorth
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'Serrit•tomnal attire
'Open til 3 em
'Party favourites
'Lunen provided i
•OANC+Nr3 ALL
NITE LONG'
Saturday January 11
JAGGED UL PILL
`Tribute to Alanis Monssette'
Have a Safe 6
Happy Holiday Season
from the start
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Kw 8 West, Clinton
482-1234}
Restaurant & Pub
-
(Former Bistro!
Main St., Seaforth
"NEW HOURS
Begin Jan 7
SUN - THURS - 6 am • 11 pm
Fitt SAT - 6 am • 1 am
"NOW Serving Breakfast
OPENING SPECIAL
Breakfast
Special 99
include,
2 eggs, toast.
home toe:,
Choice of: bacon,
ham, sausage, coker or te.)
" eh FAMILY
"WILD! WACKY! JUBILANT!"
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BUNNY JORDA
FRI. & SAT
JAN. 3-4 7 PM ONLY .
JOHN TRAVOLTA
ANDIE MacDOWELL
WILLIAM HURT
and BOB HOSKINS
He's an angel...
not a saint!
Hefts iyNROA q s
I ,IOUIDAMCE
FRi.-THURS. FRI. & SAT 9 PM ONLY
JAN. 3-9 SUN.-THURS. 8 PM
L0116 OISiASCE? CA1I 1.100-265.3436 F08 TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO
Seaforth Recreation Department
Presents
FURNITURE REFINISHING • STAYING TOGETHER FOR COUPLES &
Lome out and learn how to bring your old piece of SINGLES
furniture back to looking brand new. Carol
Humphries will guide you through the stages of
stripping oft the old finish, then putting on the new
finish. You will be amazed.
Monday eveaings at the Seaforth District High
School - Shop Room. from 7100 to 8:00 pm begin-
ning January 6. 1997. Registration lee is 640.00. To
register please call the Recreation Office at 52741882.
.WOOD•WORKING
Do you have a small project you would like to make
but don't think you can do it by yourself. John
Lansink would be happy to guide you through 10 se.ster.
weeks of wood working. You can build a bird house, CIF.ATION VOLLEYBALL coffee taple, a !look shelf or even learn how to This non-competitive recreational program is for
repair those broken chairs properly. the
and not so seroutUe us playerfunand that wouldexercisedike d a Vonight out
This program is held Taead.Y evatlOga at the et' loy a . Mixelleyball
Seaforth, Dist•Ict High School - Shop Room from will be held at the Seaforth District High School on
7100 toll* pm each night beginning on Jaattary , Walaaday evenings from 8,00 to t0A0•J(tftn begin,
7, 1007. Registration tee Is $45.00 (materials not ning Jaawu.e g, ngs7, Re 8:00 t on teee is 1302.011)0.
included). To register please call the.atemWonel�ae ealt tie.Recrealon tattitce al 527.088
Office at 5274882. yptater.
DOG OBEDIENCE ,1)ItECREATjON •BASICEI'BALL
Would you Wce,more control.over yftur dog? Would This non-competitive mixed program gives the
you like your dog to listen to you? Learn how to sit amateur player a chance for a night of fun exercise.
without
ay? Or even learn how to walk at ed ye Ade Basketball Is played on Nniday evenings at the
without tripping you? It you have anawsered yes to *Worth District High School from 8:00 to 10:00 pm
any of the above questions the Seatorth
tion for 10 - weeks, and, will begin on January 9. 1097.Department will be offering Dog obedience
on Regiatratlon fee is 130.00. Please call the
Tuesday eveg1Ags at the Seaforth.& District p ,py�ggBce.:521743068.11.,
t527d1t882torNllster.
Community Centres from 7A0 to 8:00 pm begin-
ning January 7, 1997. Registration lee will be
$45.00 for 10 weeks, Pleaae pre -register by caning
527-0882. Advanced courses available upon request.
This new program will help you learn and under-
stand how to improve your relationship or mar-
riage. Learn how to get what you want from your
partner.' This program will be intrusted by Briar
O'Reilly. USW. TR CRT. Brian is a trained facilitator
in this area. Staying Together will be held at Aim
Sealorth District High School on Wedaeaday
evenings from 8:00 to 10:00 pm each night fur K
weeks beginning January 8, 1007. Registration lee
will be 160.00 per couple or $40.00 for single,
Please call the Recreation Office at 5274882 to
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