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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-09-14, Page 1616A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 14 1988 QUEEN'S SEAFORTH THURS., FRI. & SAT. FATAL ATTRACTION Ttevens Paul and Laverne Nigh of Seaforth are pleased to announce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter, Judith Lynne to Gary Ronald, son of Ronald and Ruth Howard of R.R.2 Kippen. The wedding will take place on October 15, 1988 at St. James Church, Seaforth at 4 p.m. Open reception at Pineridge Chalet, Hensel'. Happy 35th Anniversary Junior & Mary STOREY DISC JOCKEY SERVICE Country Gold & Rock Roll DISCO, POLKAS, WALTZES. NEW LAZER DISC MUSIC, GOOD RECORDED MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS, DANCES, ANNIVERSARIES, PARTIES ETC, ID yrs. impeded+. °No mllaaea chorea BRUSSELS • 887-6139 DAYTIME or EVENINGS New Manor activation coordinator hired Welcome to Darlene Friesen of Hensall who is the new Activation Co-ordinator at Seaforth Manor. On Tuesday residents enjoyed very much the film of "Secrets of the Titanic", depic- ting the building of the Titanic, her laun- ching and maiden voyage that ended in disaster, and the recent search and find of the ship at the bottom of•the ocean. Rev. Cheryl Ann Stadelbauer,Sampa con- ducting worship service and commiution on Wednesday afternoon. On Friday afternoon Father C. Caruana was in charge of mass for all Catholic residents. Sister Mary Louis ws also present. Thursday morning residents exercised in the day room for fun and fitness with Darlene. At 2 pm volunteer ladies assisted with euchre as the euchre club started for BUCK & DOE for Happy 18 Little Doll JUDI NIGH a: ld on September 13 KARI MARTENE GARY H0ARD SATURDAY, SEPT, 24 For information call: 2636448 or 263-5257 AGE OF MAJORITY Happy 14th Birthday JAMIMA STAPLES BRUSSELS FALL FAIR. HAPPY BIRTHDAY To our favourite principal GARY JEWITT Se . tember 15 Tuesday Evening, Sept. 20 •Baby Contest - 7:00 p.m. *Variety Concert - 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, September 21 •Parade - 12 noon •A Day of 4-H and Open Livestock Classes •Goat Milking Contest •Sheep Shearing Demo • MIDWAY • EXHIBITS • FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY the fall and winter season. Winners were - Visiting with Inez Spittal • were her High lady -Margaret Smale, High man -Pat daughter Nancy, granddaughters Kathy Ryan, Low lady -Cassie::. Nicholson, Low Larone and Bonnie Johnston and guest man -Elmer Bakcsy and most lone hands Ed grandson Robert. Dunn. The next volunteer euchre will be Joyce Omond of Listowel visited her. September 22 at 2 pm. mother-in-law Irene Omond last Monday on PERSONALS the occasion of her 70th birthday. "Birthdays Greetings" on Sunday to Ver- Isabel Scott visited with husband Bill. da Cameron who celebrated her 94th birth- Mr. and Mrs. A. Slattery of Hanover day. Visiting with her were daughter-in-law visited with Madeline Slattery. Audrey Cameron, granddaughter and great Visiting with Marjorie Ryan were her grandchildren, also her sisters and their daughter Sister Teresa, Jack Ryan and husbands from Bayfield, Esther and Lloyd Barb, Bob and Scott Ryan of London. Makins and Freida and Roy Scotchmer. Visiting Mary K. Ryan were Maureen, Audrey also brought in a lovely birthday, Dave and Mattie also Ann and Sharon cake which was shared with visitors, Wilson. - residents and staff - and enjoyed by all. Mamie Ross was out for a drive with her Happy Birthday also to Mary K. Ryan brother -iii -law Walter Sommerville on Fri - who celebrated her 94th birthday Thursday, day and they visited with Mrs. Jack David - September 8 and to Dave Netzke who son of near Clinton. celebrated his 94th birthday on Friday. Ross and Lillian Nicholson visited the Dave and wife Eva went out to their former's mother Mrs. Cassie Nicholson. daughter and son-in-law Rose and Pat Annie Harrison attended daughter Lois Altman's to celebrate the occasion. and Bill Hodgert's 40th wedding anniver- Mary K. Ryan was out with Teresa and sary on Sunday. George Simpson for a family birthday *Visiting with Edith Jessome last week celebration on Sunday, September 4 prior to were Suzanne, Keisha and Kyle Mennen, her birthday. Ken and Mary Brown of Monkton, and son Alice Boyes was out to her home with Silby, brother-in-law Lloyd Lathers of daughter Dorothy Uniac on Tuesday, and Hanover. and on Monday Karen, Les and visiting her also were her husband Ed and Carl Jessome visited. A surprise for Edith Cliff. Thompson of Wydming. Helen Consitt was Les on his horse Duke and Carl on Bap - and. daughter also visited Alice. dit. Residents enjoyed seeing the horses Anne Orren of Michigan visited with also. Evelyn Cardno. Len Bloomfield was visited on Sunday by Maria Gooverts was out for an evening Mr. and Mrs. Glen Robinson of B.C. and Mr. with Keith and Elsa Ruston. and Mrs. Raymond Barker of Goderich. Maplewood residents start crafts With the fall and winter season quickly ap- proaching, many residents are putting great thought towards their winter projects. Crochet hooks and knitting needles are ap- pearing in many of the rooms and will soon be put to good use. Monday and Tuesday afternoon, residents enjoyed playing their favorite games of cards — bridge and euchre. Friday morning, Gail Hills came to Maplewood and visited with many of the residents which they enjoyed very much. Bingo was on the agenda for Friday after- noon with Anne Downey calling the numbers. Winners of the clay were Elsie Shaddick, Ethel Coleman, Ed Johns, and The Ladies Industrial Softball League invites everyone to "One in every crowd" Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards In every crowd there is a young person aged 6 to 18 years, who is involved in worthwhile community service, overcoming physical or psychological limitations, or has performed an act of heroism. You can honour this young person, with the help of Canadian Airlines International and the Ontario Community Newspapers Association by nominating them for an Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Award. Since 1981. the prestigious Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards Program has recognized the best in Ontario's youth. Official nomination forms are available at the office of every member Community Newspaper in Ontario, or the Ontario Community Newspapers Association, P.O. Box 451, Oakville, Ontario. L6J 5A8, phone 1-416-844-0184. Nominations are accepted up to October 31st. Every nominee receives a certificate and up to 12 individuals and one group will be recipients of an award presented by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. ONTARIO ,JUNIOR CITIZEN OF THE YEAR AWARDS To nominate a young person in your community please contact Your Junior Citizen Co-ordinator. DANCE to P.R.S. Disc Jockeys SATURDAY, SEPT. 17 9:00 p.m. Seaforth Legion Donations At The Door SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S ANNUAL FAIR DANCE and CHICKEN BARBECUE on Saturday, Saptafl lotsor 17, 1988 JUDGING & CROWNING OF FAIR QUEEN Seaforth & District Community Centres MUSIC BY BEECHWOOD Dancing 9 - 1 Barbecue 6 - 7:30 Fair Queen 7:30 Dance & BBQ - '10.00 Children (12 & Under) - '3.50 BBQ - '7.00 Dance Only - '5.00 Pre -School - FREE Tickets: Any Director or 527-1300 or 527-1390 Takeouts Available At 5 O'Clock Anna Agar. They received Wintario tickets for their prize. Residents and staff extend their sym- pathy to the family of John Pullman, a former resident of Maplewood Manor. Ladies Aid meets after summer break The Ladies Aid of First Presbyterian Church Seaforth held its first meeting after the holidays on Tuesday, Sept. 6 with 11 members and five guests present. President Viola Lawson opened the meeting by reading a poem "The Flute". Roll call was to name something special done during the Summer. Dorothy Papple was appointed "card" convenor, and Marge Dale was appointed to the buying commit- tee. Jean Keyes, was in charge of the Scrip- ture lesson and prayer, and also gave a reading entitled "The rural mail -box". An- nie Ried demonstrated how to make placemats from cards. Lunch was served By Beulah MacKay and Jean Keyes. BUCK and DOE for JANET ROTH & BRIAN KEYS' Fri., Sept. 16 For further Information call 527-0373 Happy 40th Anniversary NEIL and BLANCHE HOPPER September 15 • AT SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE FESTIVITIES START AT 8:00 PM until 1 AM MUSIC BY THE MOONLIGHTERS ' ADMISSION $6. per person Proceeds to community projects OKTOBERFEST FOODS sauerkraut & sausage Age of majority required Love: Family & Friends 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Or complete and mail t471Huron at this coupon to: 1' -xposl Or 527-0240 I wish to nominate as an Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year. Please send nomination form to: My Name: Address: Postal Code- Telephone: CanadiEn FRI. - THURS. 16 - 22 FRI. & SAT. 7 & 9:10 P.M. SUN. - THURS. 8 P.M. Long Distance? Call 1-800-265-3438 For toll free movie Info. Cliff & Margaret Miller were mar- ried at Cromarty September 24th, 1938. In honour of their 50th An- niversary their family invite relatives, friends and neighbours to a reception in their honour KIRKTON•WOO®HAM COMMUNITY CENTRE SATURDAY, SEPT. 24 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.