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PUPPET SHOW ATTRACTS OVER 100 — A puppet show sponsored by the Huron County
Library and held Saturday at the Hay township hall attracted over 100 parents and
children. Staff photo
Golden Glimpses
No doubt almost everyone
made good use of the
beautiful weekend to enjoy
the autumn scenery and the
balmy weather. Residents
who were out visiting during
the week were Mrs. Adeline
Kraft, Mrs. Mary Sturley,
Mrs. Anna Kew, Mrs. Alma
Southcott, Mrs. Jenny
Davis, Mr. Wm. Decker and
Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth.
The film programme
began on Monday evening
and those shown were
"Ireland Eden" and "Two
Tars". Refreshments
followed.
The October birthday par-
ty was held on Tuesday
evening sponsored by the
U.C.W. of Bayfield United
Church. Thanksgiving was
the theme chosen for the
evening. The Sunday school
children sang several
numbers, Miss Debbie
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Siertsema favoured with
some tap numbers and Rev.
Alun Thomas played the
guitar and led the audience
in group singing. Residents
having birthdays during the
month of October are Mr.
Scott Chandler, Miss Flossie
Davis, Mrs. Pearl Gale,
Mrs. Adeline Kraft and Mrs.
Alma Southcott. Following
the programme, a delicious
lunch was served.
Rev. Oelsner, minister of
St. Peter's Lutheran church,
Zurich, showed pictures on
Thursday afternoon of
places of interest while on a
tour of the overseas coun-
tries. We were pleased to
have a number of people
from the surrounding area
present.
This Friday evening at
7:00 p.m., October 27th, we
have invited Mrs. Storey and
her dance pupils from
Seaforth to present a
programme for the
residents and any of our
readers who would enjoy the
evening's entertainment.
Bingo was played on Fri-
day evening followed by
refreshments.
I would like to remind the
ladies off the surrounding
area that the annual bazaar
and tea will be held on Satur-
day, November 18th from
2:00 to 4:00 p.m. We hope
you will reserve this date.
Next Thursday evening is
Hallowe'en and our
residents look forward to be -
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The Sunday evening
chapel service was con-
ducted by Rev. Harley
Moore of Grand Bend United
Church. A choir consisting
of Mrs. Elsie Keyes, Rev.
Moore and Mrs. Moore and
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love ac-
companied on the organ by
Miss Idella Gabel.
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