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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-12-11, Page 10NL A10 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR , DECEMBER 11, 1985 Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS, DEFERRED ANNUITIES INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD R. R. S. P. NON-SMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE REP Arnold Stinnissen 117 GODERICH ST. 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We Service What We Sell DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. HENSALL 262-2728 Ontario "THE PLACE TO BUY APPLIANCES Open 6 - 6 Friday Night till 9 p.m. Our 40th Year Gtaswd Mondays FAMILY Pat Ryan wins again Pat Ryan was the winner once again, in the weekly bowling competition of Seaforth Health Care Facility residents, at Nobel Bowling Lanes on November 26. Dave Netzke, Elizabeth Brown and Cassie Nicholson tied on games day Tuesday, when public school volunteers helped residents with bowling and bean bag tossing. Worship service was held Wednesday, with Reverend Archie Robertson presiding and Mrs. Lobb accompanying on the organ. Mr. and Mrs. Lobb sang a duet. Mrs. McGonigle and Mrs. Siemon gave the reading. Volunteers came in Thursday to help out with a euchre game. High score: Irene Omand and Pat Ryan; low score, Louisa Zinger, Kilbarchan and Sid Pearson; lone hands, Elma Baksey and Verna McClure. W inners in the Friday bingo were Wilma Brill, Doris Smith, Elmer Baksey and Elizabeth Brown. A few of the residents attended the Santa Claus parade on November 30. Santa Claus later visited the facility, bringing oranges for the residents. This past week, Elizabeth Brown and Dave Netzke won the bowling and bean bag toss games, assisted by • school volunteers on Tuesday. On Wednesday, Reverend Simmons held worship service, Eva Lambert accompanied on the piano for Christmas carols, followed by a social hour. Ladies were busy Thursday afternoon making the Christmas pudding. Bingo was played Friday afternoon, Mary Ryan, Margurite Shill, Bill Connolly, Earl Dow, Alvie Sykes, Harold Walsh and Jim Nolan were winners. Librarian honored The chief librarian for the Huron County library system has been named librarian of the Year by his peers. Bill Partridge of Goderich was given the Ontario library Trustees' Association award of merit at the Ontario library Annual convention in Toronto on November 23. The award of merit is presented annually to a practising librarian, professional or non- professional, who has made a significant contribution to public library service in the province. He has shown consistent and enthusiastic interest in serving various levels within the library community," states the citation presented to Mr, Partridge. A graduate of the University of British Columbia and the University of Toronto faculty of library science, Mr. Partridge's contributions over the past decade have spanned the country. He has served as secretary -treasurer of both the Atlantic Provinces library Association and the Canadian library Association. He has also been a member of the Ontario library Association executive. Currently; he is co-chairman of a task force on Ontario newspapers, chairman of county and regional municipal librarians, the asso- ciation of county and regional libraries, president of the Maitland Golf and Country Club in Goderich andactive in amateur theatre. Mr. Partridge presented Huron County Warden Paul Steckle with a copy of the award he received. "TRY THIS IN YOUR OFFICE. ON THE HOUSE:' —Tony Randall THE NEW PCW -1 OFFICE SYSTEM FROM MINOLTA. A free 3 -day trial offer will prove how the PCW -l's wide range of features are incredibly easy to learn. Thanks to a littleTLC, Minolta's exclusive Type and Learn Concept'" • The PCW -IS on -disk tutorial helps secretaries learn word processing as they type. • The PCW -I includes an electronic 9 typewriter with a lift-off a, tape correction feature • Tcomputer cahe PCW- nrrn many nal 111. of the most popular business programs. right off the shelf • The PCW -I Only from the mind of Minolta. "LEASES AVAILABLE" BUSINESS EQUIPMENT LIMITED 41 HAMILTON STREET, GODERICH, ONTARIO PHONE 524.8632 BIRTHS DEJONG: Pat and Linda DeJong wish to announce the safe arrival of their daughter Nicole Jessica on November 22, 1985 at Clinton Public Hospital. A wee sister for Jennifer, Pat Jr. and Michelle. JOHNSTON: Terry and Jill, Eric, Sarah and Kate are delighted to announce that Ian Craig arrived safe and sound on December 2, 1985 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Landon, McCLURE: Clayton and Joanne McClure are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Shane Nelson, on December 3, 1985. He is a little brother for Cindy. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McClure, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Robinson and great grandmother is Laura Fawcett. PEOPLE, The Seaforth Happy Citizens had their Christmas Party December 5 at the Legion Hall. A bountiful turkey supper was provided by the Legion ladies and very capably served by the men. A short program of Christmas Carols and a film were enjoyed and then a few games of cards were played. Winners were: ladies high, Lavada Norris; ladies low, Ruby Dolmage; ladies lone, Ida Diehl; men's high, Everett Felker; men's low, Lloyd •Pipe and men's lone, Eva McCartney (as a man). Lucky tickets were Beatrice Reiger, Kath- leen Cuthill, Ivy Scott and Jessie Hillen. The Oddfellows and Rebekahs euchre was held November 27 with prize winners being: ladies high, Mrs. Wilfred Tremeer; men's high, Arthur Varley; ladies lone hands, Mrs. Alvin Smale; men's lone hands, Alvin Stevens; ladies low, Ida Diehl and men's low, Orville Storey. The next euchre will be January 22, 1986. Congratulations and best wishes compli- mented a family dinner party honoring Violet Elgie of Seaforth and her daughter Frances McKnight of Cambridge on the occasion of their birthdays. The dinner was held Sunday, December 1 at the Stone Crock in St. Jacobs. CWL hold supper and gift exchange St. James Catholic Women's League enjoyed a potluck supper and gift exchange prior to their December meeting, Gifts will be given to the nursing homes and shut-ins and flowers supplied for the altars at Christmas, Singing of Christmas carols was led by Margaret Lane on the piano ended the evening. Reporter honored A freelance news reporter from Goderich was honored with a provincial award this past week. Glenn Creamer was presented with the Ontario Federation of Agriculture media award. He was given the award on Monday, November 25 by OFA president Harry Pellssero at the federation's annual banquet. Nominated by the Huron Federation of Agriculture, Mr. Creamer was one of 17 nominees for the award from across the province. Other winners of the award have been David lmrie from CKCO Television and Bob Trotter from Kitchener for his column One Foot in the Furrow. 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