HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-11-18, Page 15Legion ladies win zone
euchre tournament
At the Zone euchre held last Saturday at
Clinton the Seaforth Legion had four teams
competing. For the first tune the Seaforth
Branch had a team of four ladies entered•
which won first prize overall. The team con-
sisted of Clara Swan, Doris Allen, Thelma
Coombs and Betty Felker. Congratulations
girls. Three of the four teams played well
enough to qualify for District competition
which will be held sometime next spring,
The stag euchres, which have proven so
popular in the past, will start on Wednesday,
November 18 at 8 pm. Please be on time.
The mixed euchre held last Saturday even -
mg was well attended with 10 tables in play.
Darts also get 'off to a good start with play
starting in earnest next Saturday at 8 pm.
The Christmas Party has been scheduled
for December 20 at 2 pm, If any of the
member's children can sing, dance, recite
or play an instrument, please get in touch
with Barbara Scott (527-1787) and she will
see they are on the program.
As mentioned last week the general
meeting fo ecemberwilLbelteld Thurso.
day, November 19 at 8 pm. The leadership
seminar will be held following the meeting
under the direction of Leadership chairman
Gordon De Jong. Zone Commander Steve
Maguire will also be in attendance so lets
see a good number •of members present for
the meeting and the seminar.
Turkey Bingos are scheduled to start on
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER, 18, 1987 — 15A
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Country Gold &
Rock 'n' Roll —
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_Menday,.November-.30-and-for-the-next-two
Mondays which are December 7 and 14. Ac-
cording to the entertainment committee
there will be three bingos this year.
The bar roster is as follows: November 18
R. Govier; Thursday, November 19 J.
Graham; Monday, November 23 K. Swan;
Tuesday, November 24 J. Sills; Wednesday
25 R, Govier.
On behalf of President Jim Watson thanks
to all of the members, the children and
teachers from the Public and Separate
schools and the public who came out to the
service at the Cenotaph to Remember the
members of the Services from Seaforth who
Iosetheir-livedin-the-two-great-warsTand-the— --
veterans who have passed on since the end
of hostilities. Thank you too to .the High
School for their invitation to be present at
their services held prior to the Cenotaph ser-
vice on November 11. Lord God of hosts be
with us yet Lest we Forget, Lest we Forget.
At the going down of the sun and in the
morning we will Remember them.
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Addition at Maplewood
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intriguing its residents
This week at Maplewood Mailer, the con- Once again Ed Andrews led the choir in the
struction of the addition tathe dining room sing song,
has created an interesting pastime. It is Thursday afternoon the fitness group held
always fun to watch a building take shape. its exercise class in the dining room.
Last Monday the bridge game was en- Drusilla Leitch encouraged everyone to
joyed by Winona McDougall, Anges Hunter, work those aches and pains away. The par -
Anne Crerar and Lloyd Rowatt. Anyone ticipants were Gertie Taylor, Winona
wishing to join the bridge club is welcome. It McDougall and Edgar Allan.
is held every Monday at 2 p.m. Friday afternoon Ruth Bock ran the
Last Tuesday the cards were in action bingo. R always has a great .attendance.
again. This tune it was the game of euchre.
The avid players were Willie and Pete
Tremeer, Gertie Taylor, Winona
McDougall, Ed and Jean Johns, Anne
Crerar, Laura Toll, Edgar Allan, Lloyd
Rowatt and Isa Stanley. The door prize of a
plant was won by•Pete Tremeer.
Wednesday morning a Remembrance
Day Service was held in the upstairs lounge
at 11 a.m. Pastor Sadler conducted the ser-
vice with assistance from Mr. and Mrs.
Mervyn Lobb. It was an interesting service
as Mrs. Lobb related her memories of Ar-
mistice Day. Thank you to the Seaforth
.District High,School for the use of its tape
and tape recorder for the playing of the Last
Post and Reveille. "
On Thursday morning Winona McDougall
played the piano so everyone could practise
singing the old favorite hymns and tunes.
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RESPECT FOR THE WAR DEAD- Al Hoft respectfully salutes the statue on top of the
Seaforth Cenotaph in remembrance of soldiers killed in the 'world wars. A Remem-
brance Day Ceremony was. performed at the Cenotaph on. Wednesday, Mcllwraith
photo.
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Manor couple
celebrate 49th
Friday the 13th was lucky for them were, anniversary
This week the residents who were seeing if,
Ethel Coleman, Ed and Jean Johns, Jean
Stanley. ioeaf
Guy, Elsie Shaddick, Anna Sherrill and Isa • n C orth
• On Saturday Terry'Kelly and Jim O'Reilly
came to Maplewood to help in any way they
could. Their assistance in taking residents
for walks on such a beautiful day was great-
ly appreciated.
Maplewood residents and staff would like
to welcome Nettie Rose. Althbugh she is
presently in a London Hospital fora tem-
porary stay, we look forward to her return.
Welcome back to Ross Scott after his
lengthy hospitalization at Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital. Everyone is pleased with
his recovery.
Happy birthday to Willie Tremeer who
celebrated his birthday :on ,Thursday,
November 12.
Frink Canada awarded contract
Frink Canada has been awarded the con-
tract for the purchase of a wing, wing tower
and air control valves by Huron County
Council.
At its November session, council approv-
ed a roads committee recommendation to
purchase the equipment from Frink Canada
at a price of $7,179.70. The equipment will be
used by the roads department on one of its
vehicles.
Council also gave its approval to a roads
committee recommendation to award the
contract for the supply of blanks for road
signs to Clernmer Industries Ltd. The
Waterloo firm's bid of $4,032.30 was the
lowest of three submitted.
Hullett township conducts checks
The Hullett Township Council held a
regular meeting in the Township Municipal
Building on November 3 with all members
present.
Council carried a motion that a By -Law
under the provision of section 34 of the Plan-
ning Act, 1983, to regulate the use of lands
and the character, location and use of
buildings and structures to prohibit certain
buildings and structures in various defined
areas of the Corporation of the Township of
Med, be passed. •
The council instructed the road
superintendent apply for the interim road
subsidy, and also to contact Ken Dunn of
Burds Ross and Associates to do a bridge
eheck to, determine ; when repair or
'Harmony Hi-Lites
in top 10
The Seaforth Harmony Hi -Utes placed in
the top 10 at the International Harmony Inc.
competition this past weekend. The corn-
petiton was held in Rochester, New York.
- ActiVities started Monday, November 9
and ended with the chorus competition on
Saturday, November 14. The Hammy Hi-
Ijtes competed against 23 choruses from
across Canada and the United States. The
winning chorus was the Village Vocal
Chords from Chicago, Illinois.
The public can enjoy the Seaforth Har-
mony H-Lites at their Christmas Show and
dance on December 5 at the Seaforth and
District Community Cnetres. Tickets are
available frern the chorus members for just
the show or for the show, dance and meal.
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reconstruction is required. The superinten-
dent is also to arrange this within budget.
The council passed a by-law to deem
registered plans not be registered concern-
ing lots 1 to 6 and 15 to 20 of Registered Plan
No. 190, at Lot 6, Concession 1, in the
Township of Hullett.
Council passed a similar by-law to deem
registered plans not be registered concern-
ing all lots of plan 260, located at Lot 17, Con-
cession 9, Township of Hullett.
And council .passed a by-law to deem
registered plans not be registered concern-
ing all lots of plan No. 304, located at Lot 33,
Concession 7, in the Township of Hullett.
Another by-law was carried to impose
special annual drainage rates upon land in
respect of which money is borrowed under
the Tile Drainage Act 1971, in the amount of
$9,000.00.
Council approved a tax rebate under sec-
tion 496 for Roll 9-41.
Accounts were approved, passed and paid
as presented.
And the last official business was the pass-
ing of a motion to apply to AMO for their
consulting services in the adoption of the
Pay Equity Plan set by the Province of
Ontario.
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SEAFORTH
Mars. - Fri. - Sat.
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Anniversary greetings to Mr, and Mrs.
Frank Smale who celebrated their 49th Wed-
ding Anniversary at Seaforth Manor on
Monday, November 16.
Visiting with them in the afternoon were
Art and Esther Smale and grandaughter of
Staffa. The Smales were also the recipients
.of a flower arrangement from their
daughter Donna, son-in-law Verne and fami-
ly of London.
Remembrance Day was held on Wednes-
day at Seaforth Manor with a service at 2
p.m. The Reverend Cheryl Ann,
Stadelbauer-Sampa was in charge. Two
minutes silence was observed in the morn-
ing. Edith Salo recited "In Flanders
Fields".
Birthday greetings were in order Wednes-
day for Robert McClure who turned 92. Bob
was visited by his son Ross and daughter
Lillian Bernard. Dorothy Townsend
presented him with a birthday cake on this
occasion which he shared with fellow
residents.
Thursday was euchre with volunteers.
Winners were: Ladies high, Edith Salo, lone
hands, Margaret Smale and consolation,
Mary Ryan. For the men it was,.high, Frank
•Smale, lone hands, Patrick Ryan and con-
solation, James Nolan.
Friday morning bingo was played at 10:30
a.m. and during the afternoon Father
Caruana of St. James Catholic Church con-
ducted mass for all Catholic residents.
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The family of Frank and Mabel McClinchey
cordially invite all their relatives, friends and
neighbaiirs to an
OPEN • HOUSE
in honour of their
50 wedding anniversary on
Sunday November 29th
2:00 - 5:00 p.m. '
Varna Complex
No gifts please, your presence is your gift
Happy 40th
Anniversary
MOM Se' DAD
AIIan & Betty McCall
Friday, Nov. 20
Love from your family
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CHRISTMAS
BAZAAR
Saturday, Nov. 21
2:00 p.m. -?
ST. THOMAS' PARISH HALL
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Christmas puddings, Christmas
cakes, Mincemeat, Deli, Bake
Table, Crafts, Tea Tables, Country
store.
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