HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2006-10-04, Page 26Page 26 October 4, 2006 • The Huron Expositor
BUCK & DOE
for
Kurt Beuerrnan
Katie Holland
Saturday October 7, 2006
9pm-lam
Seaforth Community Centre
Tickets $6.00 at Amides U.P.I.
Age of Majority Lunch Provided
DJ & Prizes!
Wednesday is still Seniors Day
Sandwich & Soup
$4,93
& Tea or Coffee only •
Friday Night Supper
Roast Turkey and All The $� 95
Trimmings for •
Friday and Saturday Only!
10" Homemade Pumpkin Pie $8.00
Seaford' Bakery
23 Main St. Seaforth
519-527-1803
Jim and Carol Armstrong
50 years together
Please join us for an
OPEN HOUSE
in Celebration of our 50th Anniversary
Saturday, Oct. 14, 24 pm
at the home of Jim and Carol
Hwy 4, 5 km west of Hanover or
km east of Walkerton
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plus the action thriller CRANK
Gates Open 7 PM/Show 7:30 PM
www.starlitedriveintheatre.com • 519-238-8344
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for
Paul Linton
and
Amanda Ryan
Friday, October 6, 2006
Bpm -lam Seaforth Agri-plex
Age of Majority
Lunch Provided
Jeremy
519-345-2620
Music by DJ
Tickets $8.00
Jeff
519-887-6920
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Correspondence
Guest minister conducts
service at Carmel Presbyterian
The Hensall
shuffleboard
scores for Sept. 26 -
are as follows: (five games) Marj
Reichert 484. (four games) Ann Van
Dorren 515, Bill Coleman 492, Edna
Deitz 449, Harry Pennings 441,
Dave Woodward 385, Doris Muir
331, Rose Regier 299, George Racey
269.
At Hensall United Church
Worldwide Communion was con-
ducted by Peter Challen and •Rev
Stan McDonald.
Betty Beer provided special music,
Chuck Mallette was the organist
and Evaline- McAllister was the
greeter.
Barb
Westlake -Power
looked after - the nursery. Judy
Mallette was the reader and candle -
lighter. The ushers were Eric . and
Eleanor Mansfield.
At Carmel Presbyterian Church,
Rev. Gwen Brown was the guest
minister.
Robert Bell and Ken Pollock
assisted with the service. Joyce
Pepper was the organist with Frank
Varley and Robert Bell receiving the
offering.
By Liz Sangster
Residents enjoy music
Residents of
Maplewood
Manor are enjoy-
ing watching the leaves as they
change to the shades of fall.
The month of
September got
off to a great
start with a
musical after-
noon with Lorne
MacKenzie.
Carol Carter, Art
and Eleanor
Horst and
Marjory Papple
also visited dur-
ing the month to
entertain resi-
dents with their
music.
Jayne Walsh,
along with Jim
Delaney; Andrew
IniMber two
Fri & Sat
6:45&9:15
Sun - Thur 8:00
Sat & Sun Mat 2:00
www.moviclinks.ca 1-800-265-3438
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Huron County Bridal ExDo
Sunday, October 15, 2006 N 12 - 4 pm
Central Huron Secondary School
165 Princess St. E., Clinton
Admission $5
Proceeds to CHSS &
Breast Cancer
For Information Call
NJS Design & Party
519-482-5184
Luann's Country
519-440-0987 or
Elgin Nott provid-
ed residents with
a great afternoon
of music. The special attraction was,
with Kristen and Evelyn Walsh who
did a wonderful job demonstrating
their step dancing skills.
Maplewood Manor was happy to
host an alzheimer coffee break.
Many were out to support this very
important cause.
Residents are enjoying the compe-
tition with volunteers who come to
play crokinole; cribbage and bingo.
Trivia is also another game very
popular with our residents.
The foot care clinic as well as
manicures enabled residents to have
their nails groomed to perfection.
Residents welcomed Rev. Gould,
Pastor Kennedy, Rev. Wilson and
Rev. Malpus who came for church
services during the month. Ladies
from St. James also visited to serve
Patrick, Warren communion to members of their
Whitmore 4and church.
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