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THE HURON EXPOSITOR; JUNE 13, 1984 -- AT
Manor residents interviewed on cable TV
Unit 5 of Northside United Church visited
Seaforth Health Care Facility on Monday
evening and the Junior Choir presented "The
Song We Came To Sing."
Brent and Melissa Whitmore played two
pieces on their violins. The choir was under
the direction of Audrey McLlwain and
Margaret Whitmore was accompanist.
A gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
McClure who will be celebrating their 63rd
wedding anniversary on June 29.
Thursday 12 residents attended the
R.A.S.P. Bowling Banquet and dance at
Delaware Community Centre. Rmidents
viewed a slide presentation which had been
taken the week before at Fleetway 40 lanes
including several of the Seaforth residents..
Gladys Ruston was interviewed by Cable
T. V. at the banquet Lennie Bloomfield
received a trophy for the high score as he
bowled a 201 average on his two games.
Rev. Gordon Simmons visited and held
worship services on Wednesday afternoon.
Jill Wheatley was pianist for the hymns.
PERSONALS
Ina and Ellen Scott and friend of London
visited with Bill Scott.
Angela Stoll visited with Lennie Bloom-
field.
Corney Runtig was visited by his daughter
from Waterloo who brought a birthday cake
for him and fellow residents to enjoy.
Carole Geddes went out for the day on
Sunday with her husband.
Ladies Aid has smorgasbord
The Ladies Aid of the First Presbyterian
Church, Seaforth held a meeting at Mr. and
Mrs. Duke's with a smorgasbord luncheon at
12:30 p.m.
The group will help the board of the
church decorate the north end of the balcony
in the church and buy plastic table cloths to
be used for different lunches or meals.
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After the close of the meeting different
ladies brought crafts that they were doing at
home and showed them off.
A thank you was given to Mrs. Duke for
her kind hospitality.
The next meeting will be held in
September.
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Ruth Noll spent�lt end at her home in
Palmerston.
Jack Moore enjoyed an outing Sunday with
his daughter Wendy Tremeer.
Carol Ransom visited her father Cornelius
Romig.
Heipleh speaks
The District Annual of Huron South
Women's Institute was held in Dashwood
Community Centre, Thursday, May 17 with
an attendance of 106.
'President, Mrs. Bruce Shaptorl presided
and commented on the theme - "Our
heritage i learning from yesterday, living
today, planning for tomorrow." •
Mrs. John Templeman brought news from
the Provincial Board and presided over the
election of officers. Jane Muegge, Rural
Erle Dow was out for the day on Saturday
with his daughter Mabel Clark of Bayfield.
Birthday greetings last week went to
Cornelius Rumtg who was 81 years and
Antoon Toxopeus.
at WI meeting
Organization Specialist brought members up
to date on 441 club protects.
Guest speaker for the evening was Janet
Heipleh of Springfield. Mrs. Heipleh is past
president of Federated Women's Institutes
of Ontario and is on. the board for
bicentennial of Ontario. She, spoke on
Ontario's Bicentennial and also had a film on
Ontario's historical places.
The "Crafty Country Corner Sale" had a
good display of food and crafts for sale
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HENDERSON — HEENAN
Elaine Gertrude Heenan, of Edmonton,
daughter of Marjorie Maloney, of Seaforth
and the late Patrick Heenan and Alan Martin
Henderson, of Edmonton, son of George and
Jean Henderson, of Winnipeg were married
Saturday, June 2 at the St. James Roman
Catholic Church, Seaforth with Father
Caruana officiating. Maid of honor was
Joanne George, of Toronto and bridesmaids
were Mary Barnes, of Seaforth and Carol
Johnston of Edmonton. Jennifer Dawn
Woods, of Winnipeg was flowergirl and
Patrick John Heenan, of Lucan was the
ringbearer. Groomsman was Daniel CariQ
thers of Calmer, Alberta and ushers were
Curtis Kowal, of Winnipeg and Paul
Mailloux, of Guelph. The reception was held
at the Seaforth Legion Hall. After their
wedding trip to Lake Okanagan Resort,
Kelowna, B.C., the couple will reside. at
17913-55 Ave., Edmonton, Alta. (Photo by,
Phillips)
STEVE JANSEN
Steve Paul Jansen, son of John and Nellie
Jansen, graduated on May 11 from Centralia
College of Agricultural Technology, in
Agricultural Business Management. He is
also a graduate of St. James Separate School
and' Central • Huron Secondary School,
Clinton.
PEOPLE
Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Hammond of
Moorefield were recent visitors with Mrs.
Ure Stewart.
Dr. Ken and Mrs. Stewart of Waterloo and
Mrs. Lloyd Chtistner of Kitchener were
Sunday guests of Mrs. J. Ure Stewart.
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Not everyone has "family" in town We
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