HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-11-30, Page 911IHfE HURON EXPOSITOR. NOVEMBER 30,
Legion picks Contest winners
The Remembrance .a Viand
Pester Contestsalive new
been
jigged_ racimul4onir
SLrMee; fm the canteen
: cl.A.QD311214,.St. Ja3BPe,Seaforyh Public &ye l and the
Seaterth District Ha, n Soho& Me winners
in each category wall be sent iw the 2r'e ID
be judged at a Rader date_
Literary Chairman Brace Wt tree, en
beh-a11 of the Legion, weld )fa'iare to tttlr rek the
tear:hers and the pupils fear their nartinzed
teterest to these ca palmus, It is limped in
their tn9are g..e..m this will )a4 make
R cin mer Dayw
emebrancea day of oe in
The %Bowwi g are the resfasetthe
three in each gory: -
Janice Na. 3 Poem - Dst C2 rista Leml dt,
&P..5.- 2nd® Jason R a��� St. James;
BP
3rd Carrie Taratan ,Sy Jarses.
Jaanior Paster -1st Trevor Je nsarne
2nd Greg McCarthy, SL PPaltraets; 3rd,
Sarah 7 amnble, &P.S.
Essey - Jsminr - 1st Laura Me er:her,
S.P.S.- 2nd grain D.atides, 2.R'.S.,, fid,
Jf3elle D rerheau, St. J.armrs
No. 2 Poen - Me lliew
> dial, &P..; 2nd Menace Ryan,, S" .
James; 3rd Sarah Joon.
Poster -1st Keri Bachert, S.P.S.; 2nd
Diegel, St_ Pa' ; 3rd Matt Darvdhen St.
Essay - Jest Shaman Craig„ &P S.; 2nd
Karen lit* St. James; Ind &Egret ®am
Den St Jammer
"+ Na..1 Pair 1st Dare liiCeEy, SD_ELS.
Essay - Dst Dove Kelly, &D_ES.
Leignin¢ssponsaring Endue ter
"uc •filer 32 imam 1 p.m. mitt 3:33
pm."Ii/uu the &strive smear fast ap-
proaching
the Fg1/471 wfflhll. ant to k' 1 eiPa•Es for
Dezember 112. For li rther erfaminnottee
game Everett Fe'l r -OW the Brannan
Theer a tteakells on the Grey Carp
played on Smiley were: &recut Few, TLS
Rye /PK, 1St quarter Dave Spearin, fit..
Marys 1325, aid the lllratff time scene Elde
Willlems def Sentinel $2 'The third (patter
snare was tied so tare was ao w¢n a. (loa-
gratulator s +ww, the rte. On Rwdhrallffe f the
Fry tied MO and the Leg= may thanks
finks
to these who tn$ the time Cho seri the tickets
and asa te Erase who Etmert titre ate flit
was amid! a
Mere are toe tnarM brogas to be held,
— 9A
tam on Matey, Member 3 a` 9 ire an
December 112 at 8 pun. Owing to the hinges
and the Christmas seasontherewEl be re
Crate& a3n litteseley eights til Jury 2:.
The sod ebig euchre Es era bsigM ai 8 Wednesday,
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Hdk QLR bo
Nrrsennber ((
ar.cry ben weeks Emma then antli Aunt
"Me New �,
Years Ere are ONAV
av lab2e cwamambas el the
maemt O mnmmittee Mese thiels will
amble to these who wire in otterrne
Bast year. 09 December 30 they wit toe n
sak to ethers We wish to attune. '
may line parehasaili tram .Dank Elaster
p(((MMD-,linn5-, Jim 9a"mi*eir ((' - 3)) Ban
Wy ' (522-0918)).
Braeb.f T teams
endue playas to ,l1r.,: in dire Amp a cw
must at Lanlonnia ilia Sanntday `a ,
apiabl& to "aw coin tm this year.
Brussels Wm the dos' year, win*
EinarSeaterningirlswinllastyear-~
purts
litmuiln is heirnig a steel endue
em
Denember II9_ Yr"e hare =ere an thin
anent wok.
Dates remember that are fast
�, are - The Cluldrenes EarnSimiss
Camoert Dezember 118 and the Pablie Seonnk-
ing Contest wk its being a relarmary 19,
11 al the 3 egenm Rinrifl Nimes are 2
At the grail of the .aim and fin the
asszeingwE wain remember then
!!1
Ilw
111 mktntuC
Lawnbowling club holds November social
The Seatonth Lawn Bewling held its
N rP i Legion
Hall en Tuesday, November M at 8 Pia.
Forty-seven !embers were in attendance..
Bridge Snore winners svene Hi Aline
Reid and Gordan Stott while low snores
were Reid by Ken and Marjorie 7 n genie aw
Ten tats ef ellehre were ® tday and
rw Racy was Lida AR:rati9..
Hen Men's sarorre.-Russell Warden„ Lone
Hands- - Wiry Riley and Pate 1&anln
GabonGES - EtheR lids BM! RId
emilprinmR
'lade next nerrinn mil be Damertier 23 at 8
tam at the Orange W l -Regresses are Mary
'07
1wc7
iffm.layssm, Mary pub r mar C year and
sther . Stalin aranE5naBrK... anneeenttee
mmri hers - teas are mow elle t Hinman
menhers mit reit as ye
F,ai'naBell eel titre Rimes climb
and cendininted a sairet
Easiness pereeL
THE ST. JAMES BAZAAR was held this weekent at St. James Separate School, and
baked goods, crafts and knitting was on sale. Shown here trying on some new ma.1111B ns
is Erin Van Dooren with her grandmother Dorothy D.roog. Proceeds Loin the bazaar go
toward interior renovations at St. Jaynes Church. Corbett Photo.
OBITUARIES
JOHN LESLLE OLIVER
John Leslie Oliver of Seaforth, died
Wednesday, November 23, 1988 at
Maplewood Manor. He was 89.
Born in Grey Township on August 1, 1899,
he was the son of the late John Oliver and
the former Bessie Robertson.
He is survived by two daughters, Joyce
William Henderson) of Egmondville
Mavis (Mrs. Arthur Bell) of St. Louis
k, Minnesota; and one son, Dr. Glen
liver of Huntsv+iUe, Texas.
Also surviving are 13 grandchildren; six
t -grandchildren and one sister, Janet
Mr. Oliver was predeceased by his wife,
VeuaA a Oliver, and by one sister, May
Sr_L _Friends were received at the Whitney-
paney Funeral home and a funeral service
Was held Saturday, November 26 with the
Reverend Don Jones officiating. Interment
vas at Maitiandbank Cemetery, Seaforth.
Pallbearers were Ron Henderson, Kevin
Henderson, Bruce Henderson, Jeff Header -
ton, Blair Oliver and Dane Oliver. Flower
bearers were Karen Leonhardt, Lynn
Henderson, Sandra Boli, Lerarm Oliver and
Leslee Oliver.
Riddell changes
telephone number
Effective November 28, Huron MPP Jack
Riddell's telephone number at Queen's Park
in Toronto will be (416) 3263066.
For further ikon ended Jim Fit-
zgerald
itzgerald (416) 3253066 or any constituency
office.
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