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Auxiliary members receive year pins
The winners of the Zone Posters
for the Grade 1 - colour include:
first, Kaylie Monden; second,
Hannah Garrick; third, Breanna
Klaver; Junior colour - first, Alex
Sauk; second, Keegan Melady and
third, Kylie Hendriks.
Junior black and white winners
included first, Kristan Nolan; sec-
ond, Macauley Morton; third,
MacKenzie Beuerman and inter-
mediate colour winners are first,
Chelsea Tideswell, second, Pam
Fonseca and third, Rachel Askett.
Intermediate black and white
winners are first, Dean Johnston;
second, Cassidy Flannigan.
Winners of the essay grades 4-6
are first B. Gagnier; second Abby
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McGavin and third, Brianne
Higenell. Poetry -winners for
grades 4-6 are first, Paul Doig;
second, Brianne Higenell and
third, Miranda Campbell.
Poetry winners for Grades 7-9
are first, Brandon Sallows; sec-
ond, Brandon McGavin and third,
Pam Fonseca.
Thanks to the Legion men for
the great job they did on cooking
the Ladies' Christmas supper and
serving it. Paul Spittal did a won-
derful job of cooking.
The Ladies' Auxiliary members
got year pins at the regular meet -
Sunday school concert
scheduled for Dec. 18
Cavan United recently, cele -
Church held brated their
their regular 40th anniver-
Sunday service with Rev. John
in charge. The title of the ser-
mon was "Source of Light and
Life."
Lorrie Goos and Monica
Glanville and children lit the
third Advent candle. Greeters
and collectors were Bud and
Mary Eyre.
Dec. 18 is the Sunday
School Concert at 9:30 a.m.
Earl and Lorna McSpadden
recently moved into their new
home in Seaforth.
Gordon and Irma Pryce
sary.
Bud and Mary Eyre are get-
ting settled in their new home
in Seaforth.
Cavan U.C.W. held their
Christmas meeting in the form
of a potluck. As always lots of
food was enjoyed. The budget
for the next year was presented
and discussed.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
All you can do is dream of a
white Christmas - seems it
always leaves most of us in the
red.
Residents entertained
by gospel singers .
Gail and
L a r r y.
Mason's
Fellowship
Singers gave a
gospel music program Sunday,
Dec. 11 for a large and atten-
tive group of residents.
Volunteers Betty Simmons
and Lillian Beer assisted resi-
dents to the program and also
helped serve delicious
Christmas goodies along with
eggnog or juice.
Queensway's volunteer aux-
iliary members met Tuesday
morning for discussion of
upcoming events and where
they can offer their help.
Rev. Alex McGillvery of the
Zurich and Dashwood United
Churches led worship Thesday
afternoon with Belva Fuss as
volunteer pianist.
Wednesday afternoon Marg
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Cole organized
the euchre
enthusiasts
and had three
tables of com-
petitors playing. Marg is in
every Wednesday afternoon
leading the euchre program
independently.
Karen Lehnen R.N. and
coordinator of the VON
Palliative Care volunteers gave
an informative inservice about
"Loss at the Holidays"
Thursday afternoon. Staff, vol-
unteers and residents were
welcome to attend Karen's
presentation.
Residents were also
involved in Fun and Fitness,
Manicures, Music Therapy,
Reading and Fun with Word
Finds and Crosswords
throughout the week.
ing including Eva Brown 50 years,
Olive Broadfoot 45 years, Betty
Hulley 25 years, Janet Rice 20
years and Nancy Mitchell 15
years.
Santa was at the Legion Sunday.
the kids sure enjoyed his visit.
Our performers were Victoria
Cardiff who played piano and
sang two songs. Sophia and Albert
Cardiff and Ryan Govier,
Nicholas and Mason St. Denis
were the chorus singers and they
were excellent. Thanks a lot kids.
At the going down of the sun
we will remember them.
by Donelda Barry
The Huron Expositor • December 14, 2005 Page 31
NOTICE
Huron County Administration Centre
in Goderich will be closed
Monday, December 26th,
Tuesday, December 27th, 2005 and
Monday, January 2nd, 2006.
We would like to wish you and
your families a very Merry Christmas and
a Safe and Happy New Year.
Warden Robert Morley, Huron County Council and Staff
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