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L..iona Club hosts Christi..nas. party' 0r 56th year
Christmas Sunday service
was held in the Huronview
Chapel withReverend N,.
mast Pick in charge.
message was the traditional
story of the Birth of {hrist.
Elsie Henderson sang a love-
ly solo. The anthem "I was
• Midst the Cold of Winter"
was sung by the choir.. In the
afternoon the auditorium .
was filled when residents
and, visitors enjoyed the An-
nual Christmas party con-
vened by the Seaforth- Kions
Club. It is interesting to
know that the Lions have
been coming to tluronview
' for the past fifty-five years.
This• very commendable
and we a proud in having
them sha their. generosity
with us at this annual event.
- Mary ,Gibbings welcomed.
our guest and Bill Hodgert,
president, spoke on behalf of
the Lions. Marlene Vincent,
chairman, opened the pro-
gram. A carol sing led by
Jim Stewart got things
underway. A scripture
reading was given by
Reverend David McKnight,
followed by the Seaforth
Barber Shop Chorus. This
group of men with excellent
voices, sang a medley of old
- favourites and was well
received by the audience.
The Christmas Story loved
by all was told by Reverend
McKnight. A duet was sung
by Ruth Cluff and Florence
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Stewart, accompanied at the - - —
piano by Jane Vincent. The,.
Barber—Mop ChoruS snag Hur ofly• w news
again and this time did their °
version of popular nursery
rhymes: The men, by the
way, sing unaccompanied.
There was another Carol sing
and following this, to the en-
joyment of all, Santa arrived
and with his helpers,
distributed gifts to everyone.
Many thanks go tithe Lions
and performers for a -plea-
sant afternoon.
Monday the pupils of
Hullett Central School
presented a concert for us.
The students numbering
about 75, prepared an ex-
cellent program of in-
strumental and choral com-
positions. Mary Gibbings
welcomed our guests. Mr.
Angus MacLennan, prin-
cipal of the school, brought
greetings and introduced
Mr. Cookson, teacher and
leader of the band. The band,
consisting of students from
grades 7 and �,8, played a
medley of carols and mar-
ches: One of the selections in
particular "Hogan's Heroes
March", was extremely well
performed. Students from
Grades 5, 6, 7 and 8 compris-
ed the choir and instructed
by Mr. Cookson. Mrs.
Bosman accompanied at the
piano. It was an afternoon of
great music and song. Mr.
MacLennan told us that
pupils from Hullett School
have been coming here for
about five years. It has
become a tradition at Huron -
view and we are°always hap-
py to have them. To have.' So
many young people. today
taking stick an. interest in
music, Is quite an
spiration. Frank Bissett
thanked the teachers and
pupils for presenting .:a
delightful concert for the
residents. •
This evening another hour
was filled with rriusic as
Laketown Band, under the
direction of Blake Smith,.
presented a concert for us.
Doug Bundy was master of
ceremonies, and brought
Christmas greetings. The
band opened the program
with a medley of ,carols.
Selections were played from
popular TV programs and
popular musicals. Mr. Bun-
dy introduced each number
and one of the features was
having 'a selection played
and the residents were asked
to guess the titles. Irla
Stewart thanked the musi-
cians for an excellent even-
ing of. music. We are hoping
the band will come back
again, perhaps some Sunday
evening during the summeNimmissmsanur.
GQDERICHITOWNSNIP
KARATE SCHOOL,
Introductory Course:
TWICE WEEKLY
MONDAY: 7:30 P.M. -9:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY: 7:30 P.M. -9:30 P.M.
Rges: 1b' And Up
egistration Fee: X30 for 10 weeks
Girls' Registration: $15 for first 10 Week Course
REGISTRATION
Monday, January 3, 7:30 p.m.
AT GODERICH TOWNSHIP HALL (Holmesrille)
For I,rormation _Call: 482-3634
and friends in honor Of
orA's 90th lday About
140 people attended and
brought warm greetings to
Elsie. It was truly a
memorable event, ; .
Wednesday aftenoon, the A belated Christmas coni
aesiChrts wereasall invitedto
cert was held on Monday
. Christmas party
residents thoroughly en- afternoon when Marie Flynn
'oyed' this leisurely hour of and the Huron Strings
wing tea i and visiting presented an hour's pro -
friends and glp'sts. Thanks ,grain, The orchestra got
to the kitchen ,staff for pro- things underway with a
vidang ` the. '.fancy and medley of • wole time`
delicious treats, favourites Ioilowed by a
Thursday- afternoon
Special Care friends enjoyed
asocial hour with' a
Christmas theme. Margaret
McQueen played traditional
carols on the piano.
Friday morning the choir
with .some residents joining
in, went to ' each 'floor and
sang a medley of carols for
the residents. We at Huron -
violin solo by guest Arnold
Craig. Robin and Stacey
Itfcks delighted the residents
as they danced.. their . way
through an excellennt routine.
The Strings played other toe -
tapping tunes. Three pretty
little girls danced a lovely
trio and they were the Circle
City Cuties - Sherry Good,
Chrystal Brennan and
Chrystal Mathers. Wesley
view wish everyone a very Brennan and Robin Hick
Merry Christmas and a played a`piano soloeach and
Special 1983. both of these young people
All too soon the hplly and displayed great potential as
. tinsel disappear and the future performers. Chrystal
reminder of Christmas and Wesley Brennan then
forgotten. We Dope you hada sang a duet. Unaccompanied
Blessed holiday and wishes this young 'sister and brother
are sent your way for a act was much enjoyed. It is
glorious and prosperous New always' a pleasure to watch
Year. Debbie Flynn dance her in-
On December 26, Sunday tricate routine and today
Service was held in, the was no exception as she
chapel with Reverend Nor- danced a solo of clog and
man Pick in charge. In the reel. Debbie is the teacher of
afternoon the auditorium these young- dancers.
was filled, with activity . as ' Chrystel Mathers, Stacey.
nnen House was held for flicks and Sherry Good
Elsie Henderson. Elsie's entertained......,with a lively.
family entertained .family dance trio. The Huron Str-
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ings accompanied by Marle
played a few more fast mov-
ing selections. Thk finale,
danced by all the
brought as exciting proms
to a close.
Many residents are away
enjoying the festive holiday
season with family and
friends.
We would like to thank the
firemen from Huron Park•
who visited Huronview and
distributed Christmas bags
of candy. It was a real treat.
Some residents were ' out
van -riding Wednesday mor-
ning and spent a bit of time
shopping inGoderich.
In the evening the
residents enjoyed an hour of
music and song. The choir
from Huron Chapel in
Auburn presented a pro-
gram of sacred music with
accompanist Eric Campbell.
It was a pleasure to hear
these young people sing.
Thursday afternoon folk
feotn Special Care had a get-
together. Piano music was
played by Frank Bissett and
coffee and Christmas
cookies were served.
Save up to
/s PLIC
A warm greeting is ex-
tended to Mrs. Ellison Cox
from Bayfield and Mrs.
Pauline Pavkeje from Cen-
tralia. These two ladies have
come to make their home at
Huronview. Our sympathy is
expressed to the family of
theriate Mrs. Maud Leeming
whopassed away recently.
• Mrs. Leeming was a resident
of Huronview for some time.
during Our annual
FALL 81 WINTER FASHION
CLEARANCE
This is a store wide Sale. Yes! Including,accessories.
ALL SALES FINAL
clothes closet
etc.
36 North Street -
Shoppers Square, Goderich
524-8572°
Final winter
meeting held
The December meeting of
the Goderich. Branch of the
Women's Institute started
with - the singing of the
Opening Ode and the -
repeating of the Mary
Steward Collect. Mrs. Mabel
Hawkins presided at the
piano. ,
The President, Mrs. Mary
Clairmont, welcomed and
extended, •Christmas
greetings ,to all members
present. .Roll call, "Why I
W
joined I", was. answered
by 15 merhbers.
1V�rs. E. Sitter gave a
c ort on the area con-
vention held in St. Marys on
26 ;at*h 'ciix tadass
a d egate; acro paflr by'
the President, Mrs. "Clair-
mont.
A short discussion was
held, on whether to hold
Winter . meetings or not. It
waS. decided that the next
melting would be held in
March.._. __-_...--
The custodian I was
rtinentbered with a gift of
appreciation.
A draw was made by Miss
Kay McKinnon on an afghan
which was knit by Mrs.
Gertie Goldthorpe. W.I.
members sold; tickets on the
afghan and the winner was
Mrs. Bessie Chishohn.
Miss Kay McKinnon gave
a reading on Christmas.
Mrs. Irene Young,
program convener,. in-
troduced Mrs. Audrey Royal
and Miss Peggy Rivers,
chairmen of the Huron
County Family • and -
Children's Services.
Christmas Bureau: They
gavemuch information
about *he Bureau and how it
works. Pamphlets were
passed .out to the members
and a collection was
gathered for the Bureau.
along with a box of clothes.
Mrs. Jack Cook thanked
the guests and presented
• them witha gift.
Birthday ^ greetings were
sung for Mrs. Jean Schram
and Mrs. H. Morley. •
The meeting was closed
,a with the singing of 0 Canada
• followed by the WI Grace.
A delicious lunch , was
served by Mrs. Jack Cook
and her committee. • ,•
We, Honour Visa and MasterCard.
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Costs rise'
MITCHELL - The renovation
project presently underway
at the Mitchell town hall will
cost an additional $1,188 and
will add to the initial
renovation budget of
$285,595.+.Y„
This along with other
additional costs have,.,
amounted to over 57,000 in
the past several months, has
Deputy Reeve Alex Ellens
concerned that Mitchell
taxpayers are being.
"milked."
"I don't think any of use
-.look like Jersey cows," -he
told council.
The $1,188 cost is a result
of repapering stairwells,
costing $1,100, an elevator
electrical connection, at $ 100
and processed light fixtures
costing $88. The added costs
have pushed the completion
deadline from November to
January.
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