The Huron Expositor, 1987-11-25, Page 278A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR; DECEMBER 2, 1987
Family
and Children's
Services
of Huron County
Requests Your Support for the
HURON COUNTY
CHRISTMAS BUREAU .1987
Donations of Toys, Games, Gifts. and
Clothing can be left at your, Iocal: centre:
LOCATION: SEAFORTH OPTIMIST
—RECREATION ' CENTRE
OPTIMIST PARK
DATE:Monday, Dec. 7 to Friday, Dec. 11
TIME: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
LOCAL MANAGER: Mrs. Elsie Wlleins
Mrs. Leona Scott
Seaford' Optimist Ladies
Please direct financial contributions to:
FAMILY and CHILDREN'S ' SERVICES
OF HURON COUNTY,
46 Gloucester Terrace,
Godertch; Ont6 ia. N7A 1WZ--
Reg.. No. 184192-01-05
� POTENTIAL
INVESTORS
TOUR '88
The Township of Tuckersmith Council: invites the
Public and Business Community to a
PUBLIC MEETING
MONDAY DECEMBER.7
AT 7:00 RM. AT
THE VANASTRA REC. CENTRE
The Committee is looking for potential invest-
ment opportunities in commerce, industry or
tourism and the purpose of this meeting is to
yvelcome •comments• •and-ignirigs f prrt the•
general- public. -
J. McLachlan
CLERK TREASURER
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
SAY
MERRY CHRISTMAS
to your
FRIENDS & RELATIVES
Cromarty Scouts'Iear,ning. firstaik
P Disct High School, These two
o girls were Roberta Templeman presi Ftt the '
Staffa Correspondent amongthe 10 students from Mitchell who business with corresondence '
MRS. JOHN TE5IPLEMAN were chosen to travel to Weagamow m Nor- Children s Aid, Optimism Place,Htclub
345-2346 them Ontario as exchange student. The and Hibbert Township being read by rs."
girls gave flair impressions of this six day Verle Mahon. In the absenceofdma.aurer
Mrs. Glen Elliott attended the Convoca stay with the natives of Weagamow, showed Kay Sma1e, Joyce Vivian ,mve the
tion held at the Doan Campus in Kitchener some slides and displayed many souvenirs, treasurer's report. Donations were • eto
on Saturday, where she passed with honors which they had received as gifts or purchas- the Children's Aid and Optimisfnf. Pace. k . . .
in the Health Care Aide program. ed. They were very enthusiatic and their ,Twelve hand books are to be purchasell fort
CROMARTY SCOUTS comments were interesting. The girls were the branch members.
introduced and thanked by Joyce Miller. Branch members are caterlftg a
The . First Cromarty Scouts have been
Chvery busy learning First Aid the past few Mrs. Milleer presided. Upon atrival nstma� er at the Towirnsbip hill, on I
weeks. When they complete this part of the everyone was given a paper feather with the December 15. The committee named toplan l .
programthey should an bP a
prepared.in.case nme..of an Indian tribe on_it Mrs Kemp the banquet are Esther Swale, „Marjorie
of minor emergencies. also had a map displayed showing the lova--eke, Deris wffler and Freda Kerala%; t:
On Saturday, November 21; seven of nine tion of many Indian Reservations in On- MTs Kemkp and Mss. Miller served
Scouts braved the weather to plant 15 maple tario, and she also had on display several hi-
nock with jam and tea for lunch. Bannock f
trees for Hibbert Township. Special thanks dian artifacts, including a woven basket was a^ new taste experience for most
to the following ,fathers who helped, Jack over 50 years old, Mrs. Kemp gave two In- everyone present and was enjoyed by all.
Dearing, Jim Waddell and John Scott. dian, readings, Spring on Weagamow and Kemp volunteered to send Christmas ,
greetings to the Weavering .Women's In- i
Death of an Indian Child.
SPECIAL MEETING stitute at Maidstone, Kent F.Aiglandi and ;
Margaret Kemp hosted the Citizenship There were 11 members and three visitors Mrs. Templeman will. send a gift. The `
and Legislation meeting 9f the Staffa present answering the roll call by paining . Christmas meeting will be hosted by Joyce
Women's Institute at her home last Wednes- ° an Indian reservation in Ontario. Florence Vivian at her home on December 16, . ,.,
day, Special guests were Tracy Shi ader and McPhail commented on how civic holiday ing with,. a potluck' dinner at 7 pm' R
Kelly Nicholson, students at Mitchell came into being. forget the secret pal'exhange. 3 . . 4.. •
fC '6F -LC hold armual _ tnr�ce�-bingo :'
St. Columban Correspondent
MRS. CECILIA RYAN
345.2028 ".
Maloney, Catherine O'Reilly and Gary Ban=
non, 2.
Consolation prizes went to Mildred
Cronin,.Clare Wo , Jackie Racho,
Joan cNaughton, Dnn s Lameront, Paa1
The Father Stephen Eckert Council of the DeKroon and Irene Flanagan. .
Knights of Columbus held its.annual turkey Share -the -wealth games, were won by
bingo on Sunday evening in the St. Colum-. Dennis Laineront, Marg Burton, Madeline
ban Church hall with - large crowd Rau and Dean Murray. '
attending. - • Two door prizes were won by Mildred
Twelve games for turkeys and four share- Cronin and Karen Murphy. "•
the -wealth games were played. '75TH BIRTHDAY
Winners of the 'turkeys were: Mack About•90 relatives, friends and neighbors
.Wilson, Chris Maloney, Hill Albert, Leon . of Ebner Feeney gathered at the Knights of
Maloney, Hazel' McGonigle, Mary Lou Columbus hall in SL Columban on Friday
. Denomme, Irene Flanagan, 2, Theresa evening to celebrate Mr. Feeney's 75th
• •
birthday.
The evening was spent playing cards,'
visiting and reminiscing: •
After lunch congratulatory greetings)
were extendedto the celebrant and Mr.;
Feeney was presented with a lazy boy chair.;
PEOPLE •
Catherine O'Reilly of Stratford spent a
few days on the weekend'with her'sister,'
Mary Moylan.
Pat Subject, Carrie, Ryan, def€ and;
Nathan of Kitchener and Mark Ryan of Lon-;
don spent the weekend with Clarence and'
Cecilia Ryan and on Sunday, Don andBren-1_
da Ryan,. Matthew, Stephen and David of
Melbourne visited with the Ryans. ;
Dublin
man given lazy boy chair
Dublin Correspondent
MRS. DON MACRAE
345-2842 or 345-2140
Bernadette Simpson (Nagle) of Florida is
visiting with Nora Anne and Ian for a few
weeks. She is formerly of Dublin.
,The Murray Brothers held their annual
• Stag Card Party at Cyril Murray's cottage
• Friends, neighbors and relatives joined • ,
Mr. Elmer Feeney on Friday evening to
help celebrate with him his 75th birthday.
Plans for the evening were made by his
niece Miss Maureen Mitchell of Mitchell.
The evening was spent playing euchre,
and music for those who wished to dance
was supplied by good friends and neighbors
of Elmer, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young, Ivan
Norris, Fred Harburn, all of Staffa.
Ehner was presented with a lazy -boy
recliner chair from his relatives and many
individual gifts. Elmer expressed his
grateful thanks for the lovely evening and
thanked his many relatives and friends for
the gifts and joining in with him to help
celebrate. The event was` held in the,K of C
Hall in St. Columban.
Marci, Denise, - Pat, Eileen and Don
MacRae attended the baby shower in Lon-
don on Sunday for our grandchild. Trevor
Jackson, baby son of Nora Anne and Ian.
Many gifts were received with a cake .trim- s;
wed in blue made by Aunt Marg MacRae, IF'
London.
in St. Agatha. The brothers die Jerome.
(oldest), Jerry, Joe, Arthur, Ronald and!, -
Cyril (Younger)•,
The three younger brothers beat thdthree
older ones in the card games. l
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4-H AWARDS were given to Michelle Freeman of Brussels, Loiianne McNichol, Diane i
Campbell, and Sherry Miller of Walton for having completed six projects in the Ontario
Fruits and Vegetables program. The awards were presented at the program's wrap-up ,
night on November 19 at the Brussels, Morris, Grey Community Centre in Bruss!s.
ski=doo
Open House
BOMBARDIER
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Join us at our open house
presenting the 1988 Ski -Doo Lineup
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Sat. Dec. 6 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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PAYING M ORE.
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GET YOU LESS!
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trail sport sleds with some of
these features. Get States. Get
it all for less!
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�® ®Wlnter+wear & Accessories I
Examples:
* Youth's two piece suits from s39.95
* Ski -Doo toques only '1.99
* Special prices Ott Caibide Runi'ters
right from Bombardier
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