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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2001-11-21, Page 121z-THR MYRON EXPOSITOR. Nov.nnbef 21, 2001 SPORTS CARDS CRAFTS COLLECTABLES SHOW Goderich Legion SUN. NOV. 25 10 am-3pm - FREE ADMISSION - WEDDINGS Pertorrned - your Iocabon or our indoor or outdoor chapel (non -denominational). For brochure call: REV. CHRIS MORGAN ALL FAITHS PASTORAL CENTRE BENMILLER, 524-5724 CHRISTENINGS Little Hands Sign A New workshop offers parents an innovative program to communicate with preverbal infants and toddlers. Lorianne Horan, a Sign Language Interpreter, will teach the signs that are most useful for communicating, when to start using sign language, and how this program will accelerate language development in your child. Call now and register for the following workshops: November 27, 2001, Seaforth Hospital 7:00-9:OOpm $25 person, $35 couple Call or Fax 345-2829 TC3MMY HUN7R ry Makes A Great Christmas Gift ti I Thursday, January 24, 2002 j 7pm Blyth Memorial Hall Tickets available at The Blyth General Store; Festival Box Office; Dixie Lee's Clinton; Ernie King's, in Wingham & Goderich,or call 1-800-465-7829. Discounts for Groups of 20 or more caII:1-800.465-7829 "Conies alive on stage" - "He entertains" - Kate Ross, Kingston "He's even better than I remembered" - Jessica Dubai, Sussex X60`" Anniversary • The family of Gord and Isobel Workman invite you to a COME AND GO TEA to celebrate their parents' 60th Anniversary Sunday, November 25th 2 - 4pm at their parents' home in Brussels "Best Wishes Only Please" .Season'sgnc Baily Canpbd f Massage 'Ihenipist This Christmas receive a FREE BONUS GIFT that will compliment and complete your GIFT CERTIFICATE for your friends and family this holiday season Appointments Available Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9-12 and 4-8 Fri. 9-3 527-2058 Correspondents USA LYNN HENDERSON graduated at the fall convocation of the University of Waterloo with a degree in Honours Physchology. Lisa is current- ly employed in a treatment entre for children and youth and Is enrolled in the Masters of Social Work gram at Wilfrid Laurier in Waterloo. Congratulations sa on a job well do Huron East Recreation Department and Ontario Recreation Facilities Association HOCKEY POOL 2001.2002 Standings as of Nov. 18/01 Bank Etta. 1 Gary Nicholls #4 222 2 Wayne Robinson #5 213 3 Steve Coulter 212 4 Ken McNally 211 5 Wayne Robinson #2 211 6 Ken Janmaat #3 211 7 WACK #4 210 8 Allen Nicholson 210 9 WACK #1 209 10 Bob McNaughton #3 208 '11 Tapper#4 208 12 Lindsay Dolmage #1 207 13 Gretsky #1 207 14 Cart Bolton 206 15 Kelly & Kim Devereaux 203 16 Rob Vincent #5 203 17 Ron Bennett #1 202 18 Marty Bedard #3 202 19 John Caime Jr. #3 201 20 Dan Garrison 201 21 S and P Malady 201 22 Kevin Geoffrey 201 23 Craig Smith I 200 24 Moosonee Arena 200 25 Donna Mitchell 200 26 Martin Van Beek 200 27 Niedermeyer 199 28 Paul Hallahan #1 199 29 BiII Murphy 199 30 Gary Bennett #5 199 31 Connor & Kalen Devereaux 199 32 Kirk Harbin #2 199 33 George Love #1 198 34 Jamie Cronin 198 35 Pee Wee II #9 198 36 George Love #2 197 37 Blaine Dorman #5 197 38 Star #3 196 39 Bob McNaughton #1 196 40 Bentley Dundas 196 41 Paul Dolmage #2 196 42 Gary Bennett #4 196 43 UAP II 195 44 Councillor Burgess #1 ' 195. 45 WACK #2 • 195 46 Paulette Gray 195 47 Moe Huard 195 48 Ken Janmaat #5 194 49 BBBBBBBBBBROOME 194 40 Bob Henderson #1 194 Complete Standings at Archie's or SDCC or visit www.orfa.org Scott Hilgendorff photo Coats for kids... Sharon Tefler, a volunteer for the Huron United Way, presents a certificate to Pat Ryan, president of the residents' council at Seaforth Manor. The Manor was a drop-off location for the Coats for Kids campaign that collects outgrown or unwanted coats for children and adults to be distributed to families in need. Six hundred coats were given out last year. People needing coats can call the United Way at 482-7643 to make an appointment and coats can still be left at the Seaforth Sewing Centre. Sizes 7-14 for boys are the most needed. Legion initiates four new members at general meeting Stag euchre will be played on Nov. 28 Seoforth Legion News Dec. 8 is the turkey dinner. Draws for $100 food voucher and two $50 vouchers will be held in conjunction with this event. Tickets are available at the Branch. At the general meeting, the initiation team of Frank Golding, Charles Perkins, Jim Watson and Pat DeJong, with Sgt. at Arms Jim Brown and President Eva Brown, initiated William Brown, Charlene Buxton, , Stan Racho and Scott Jervis into membership. The Friday evening suppers are starting again. If you would like to do a supper put your name on the list at the Branch with date and menu. Please sign up as soon as possible. The entries to the poems, essays and posters contest should be on display at Seaforth Library by the end of the week. Drop in and see the outstanding work of our young students. The Legion Children's Christmas Party will be held on Dec. 16. Any child can appear in the concert to sing, dance, recite or play an instrument. Santa will also be there. , At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. Leila Johnston's 95th Birthday Please join Leila Johnston and her family to celebrate her 95th birthday at the Ontario Street United Church Sunday, Nov. 25th from 1:30-4p.m. Best Wishes Only! SHROPSIIALI. — KOOTSTRA Michelle Lynn Shropshall and Derek Leonard Kootstra were united in marriage at St. Paul's Anglican Church in Clinton on July 28 with Rev. Robert Hiscox officiating. Michelle is the daughter of Don and Elaine Shropshall of Clinton. Derek is, thc son of Richard and Rachel Kootstra of Clinton. The maid of honour was Brcnnan Crawford (friend of the hridc). Bridesmaids were Krista Shropshall (sister of the bride), Andrea Shropshall (sister of the pride), and Vicki Carter (cousin of thc hridc) and thc junior brides- maid was 'Alicia Fry (cousin of thc pride). The best man was Ken Oudman (friend of the groom). The groomsmen were Rob Kootstra (brother of thc groom), Rick Kootstra (brother of the groom), and David Shropshall (brother of thc hridc). Assisting usher was Kevin Varley (cousin of the bride). The beautiful flowergirl was Kayla Ruston (cousin of thc hridc) and the handsome ringhcarer was Michael Rcthcr (nephew of thc groom). The candlelighters were Chris Fry (aunt of the hridc) and Johanna Rcthcr (sister of the groom). The readers were Rick Shropshall (uncle) and Leanne Armstrong (friend). The master of ceremonies for the evening events was Ray Grcidanus (friend). The couple now reside at RR5 Clinton. Horticultural Society learns to make basket of greenery The annual meeting of the Seaforth and District Horticultural Society was held Nov. 14 at Northside United church. Forty-four sat down to a turkey dinner prepared by the evening unit of the church. Betty Hulley introduced the guest speaker Brenda Forbes from Flower Magic. She asked Helen McNaughton and Elizabeth Vantol to assist her. They made a basket filled with greenery and, decorated with willow branches sprayed gold. and candle holders. She also told how to make apple roses. Brenda was thanked by Bea Stoll and presented with a gift certificate. Pat Rodney took the chair for the business portion. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved nd the treasurer's report was given. Rev. Horst reported for the nominating committee. Hensall Horticultural Society plans pot -luck The Hensall and District Horticultural Society will hold their annual pot -luck supper at Hensall United Church on Nov. 22 at 6:30 p.m. Bring your own place setting, and a glass jar with lid at least 275m1 in size and an old sock for a craft pmject under the direction of Barbara Wcstlakc- Powers. There will be a contest for the best hat made with a Christmas motif. Bring one food dish, your favorite main course or dessert. Everyone is welcome for a night of food and fun. •• •• !J41"TJJ1E •• ••'IV •••• •••I : •. :: :: •• 11••#M280214 1!: •. ••• SEAFORTH MINOR SPORTS COUNCIL 2001 ''.�` ,, � .y ' 4‘ 4,6,i. , BINGO MONDAY DECEMBER 10Th Seaforth & District Community Centres Doors Open at 5:30 Tickets on Sale at 6:15 ` " ';,'-' l Games start at 7:15 pm HOSTS: SEAFORTH LEGION BRANCH 1S6 $'i'000ehz7 JAdKPO• Game Prizes will •• •• •• • • •• •• •• • • • •••: • • •• • •• remain the seine Scott Hilgendorff photo Coats for kids... Sharon Tefler, a volunteer for the Huron United Way, presents a certificate to Pat Ryan, president of the residents' council at Seaforth Manor. The Manor was a drop-off location for the Coats for Kids campaign that collects outgrown or unwanted coats for children and adults to be distributed to families in need. Six hundred coats were given out last year. People needing coats can call the United Way at 482-7643 to make an appointment and coats can still be left at the Seaforth Sewing Centre. Sizes 7-14 for boys are the most needed. Legion initiates four new members at general meeting Stag euchre will be played on Nov. 28 Seoforth Legion News Dec. 8 is the turkey dinner. Draws for $100 food voucher and two $50 vouchers will be held in conjunction with this event. Tickets are available at the Branch. At the general meeting, the initiation team of Frank Golding, Charles Perkins, Jim Watson and Pat DeJong, with Sgt. at Arms Jim Brown and President Eva Brown, initiated William Brown, Charlene Buxton, , Stan Racho and Scott Jervis into membership. The Friday evening suppers are starting again. If you would like to do a supper put your name on the list at the Branch with date and menu. Please sign up as soon as possible. The entries to the poems, essays and posters contest should be on display at Seaforth Library by the end of the week. Drop in and see the outstanding work of our young students. The Legion Children's Christmas Party will be held on Dec. 16. Any child can appear in the concert to sing, dance, recite or play an instrument. Santa will also be there. , At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. Leila Johnston's 95th Birthday Please join Leila Johnston and her family to celebrate her 95th birthday at the Ontario Street United Church Sunday, Nov. 25th from 1:30-4p.m. Best Wishes Only! SHROPSIIALI. — KOOTSTRA Michelle Lynn Shropshall and Derek Leonard Kootstra were united in marriage at St. Paul's Anglican Church in Clinton on July 28 with Rev. Robert Hiscox officiating. Michelle is the daughter of Don and Elaine Shropshall of Clinton. Derek is, thc son of Richard and Rachel Kootstra of Clinton. The maid of honour was Brcnnan Crawford (friend of the hridc). Bridesmaids were Krista Shropshall (sister of the bride), Andrea Shropshall (sister of the pride), and Vicki Carter (cousin of thc hridc) and thc junior brides- maid was 'Alicia Fry (cousin of thc pride). The best man was Ken Oudman (friend of the groom). The groomsmen were Rob Kootstra (brother of thc groom), Rick Kootstra (brother of the groom), and David Shropshall (brother of thc hridc). Assisting usher was Kevin Varley (cousin of the bride). The beautiful flowergirl was Kayla Ruston (cousin of thc hridc) and the handsome ringhcarer was Michael Rcthcr (nephew of thc groom). The candlelighters were Chris Fry (aunt of the hridc) and Johanna Rcthcr (sister of the groom). The readers were Rick Shropshall (uncle) and Leanne Armstrong (friend). The master of ceremonies for the evening events was Ray Grcidanus (friend). The couple now reside at RR5 Clinton. Horticultural Society learns to make basket of greenery The annual meeting of the Seaforth and District Horticultural Society was held Nov. 14 at Northside United church. Forty-four sat down to a turkey dinner prepared by the evening unit of the church. Betty Hulley introduced the guest speaker Brenda Forbes from Flower Magic. She asked Helen McNaughton and Elizabeth Vantol to assist her. They made a basket filled with greenery and, decorated with willow branches sprayed gold. and candle holders. She also told how to make apple roses. Brenda was thanked by Bea Stoll and presented with a gift certificate. Pat Rodney took the chair for the business portion. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved nd the treasurer's report was given. Rev. Horst reported for the nominating committee. Hensall Horticultural Society plans pot -luck The Hensall and District Horticultural Society will hold their annual pot -luck supper at Hensall United Church on Nov. 22 at 6:30 p.m. Bring your own place setting, and a glass jar with lid at least 275m1 in size and an old sock for a craft pmject under the direction of Barbara Wcstlakc- Powers. There will be a contest for the best hat made with a Christmas motif. Bring one food dish, your favorite main course or dessert. Everyone is welcome for a night of food and fun.