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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-12-16, Page 20Legion's Cnristmas party is on Sunday Once again the Ladies Auxiliary have • more than shown the Legion men how to be ' good members in .an organization. This week the girls have catered to four banquets . which have added to quite a few hours of •• volunteer Erne. To the committees in charge • and all those who worked, again the Legion, says thank you. The Bingo committee would like to thank all the members who helped is any way and to the general public who helped to make the •bingos successful again this year. The New Year's Eve tickets are now available at the • Branch and from the entertainment com- • mittee as well. Don't leave it to the last minute to purchase yours. The format is the same as last year, a social hour from six to • seven. , A ' smorgasbord is scheduled for seven with dancing for the remainder of the sign your name right away. Winners of the November Early -Bird draw are as follows: for a year's free membership, Harry Nesbitt, Steve Hook, Bob Beuttemniller, Howard Dayman and Murray Servos. There are only two weeks left to pay those dues for the December draw so please make an effort to make it down to the Branch and help the member- ship, committee win another plaque for the evening to the music of "Solid Ivory". On Branch. New Year's Day the Branch is holding Don't forget the Stag Euchre on another "Levee" when Members from other December 23 at 8 p.m. for turkeys..There is organizations are invited to be present. a mixed euchre on December 16 (tonight) )* The listfor the Zone bowling is now on the upstairs at 8 .p.m. The prizes will be bulletin board, if anyone is interested please turkeys, so all euchre players this is your , r Manor res_identeritayettchre • Euchre with volunteers was held on Thursday afternoon at 2 pm at the Seaforth Manor. Prizes were won by Ladies high - Mamie Ross and Lone Hands - Edith Salo. For the men it was High - Elmer Bakcsy, Lone HandsFrank Smale. Consolation winners • were Mary Ryan and Keith Herman. The next euchre will be 'held on Monday after- noon December 21st at 2 pm with Hazel McGonigle and Mary Nolan in charge of • lunch. and Marjorie Maloney the prizes. • Worship service was held on Wednesday • with Rev. W. Barber of First Presbyterian Church in charge. On Friday afternoon Father •Caruana of St. James Catholic Church held mass for all Catholic residents. Tuesday morning student volunteers from Seaforth Public School assisted with wheel chair bowling and la the afternoon bingo was enjoyed. • Lucky bingo winners were .Edith Salo, •.Alice Boyes, Denis Arney;, Madeline Slat- tery, Wm. Connolly, 'Madge Remes, Margeurite Shell and Eva Netzke. Fins were shown this week on Friday morning. Saturday afternoon two story book characters and Santa from the Seaforth Egmondville Brdomball league visited Seaforth Manor and distributed a treat to all residents. The three characters turned out to be Nora Eckert, Audrey Smith and Bren- da Empey. They had residents and staff guessing as to their identity. • Personals Rose and Pat Altman visited their parents Dave and Eva Netzke. •• Visiting with Norman Jeffrey last week • were Alice Redi and Thelma Dale, also • Mary and Grant Little and Sheila Morton. Cassie Nicholson was out for supper Sun- day evening to her daughter Barbara Alex- ander's. She was also visited by Lillian Nicholson atj_sIgrr_L andaughteeitiac.....- Birthday Greetings on Sunday to Wm. Scott and Denis Arney. Visiting with Bill were his wife Isabel and Loraine Scott of Brucefield. Isabel also brought a delicious chocolate cake for all to share. Visiting with Harold Maloney were Cecelia and Steve Maloney. Gladys Ruston spent Sunday in Stratford with her family. Verda Cameron was visited by daughter- in-law Audrey also grandaughter Anne Boshart and family. Ross McClure visited with his father Robert McClure. Len Bloomfield spent last Friday in Goderich with family and friends. Mamie Ross was out with Mrs. Kirby far lunch on Saturday. Bill and Janice Morris and Jimmy visited the former's mother Helen Morris. Patrick Ryan Was visited by his sister Kathleen iletnacki and family of Michigan on Sataurday and they had lunch together Upt0V01. • Visiting with Madeline Slattery last week were Rose Pringle and Lou Sllls of town, also Mr. and Mrs. Larry Plonisteel of London. Isabel Rater of Buffalo also phoned to en- quire for her. Isabel Gray of Stratford visited her sister Doris Smith. HCBE • from kage 1 needs of young people and to the realities of the labour market. His focas will be on the issue of high School dropoids. "I am confident that the work of our Stu- dent Retention and Transition Pilot Pro- jects, coupled with our other endeavours hi conjunction with Mr. Redivanski's report, will enable us to construct solid and useful strategies to reduce the dropout rate from our schools," he said. Don't Miss Our Gala NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION -The Dinner Dance Frolic of the rear" •Efijoy our la*ish "President's Buffet'' *Dance the, Ne* Yeitt hi with thk popular PAUL CROSS ORCHESTRA RUFFET oNLY 109° peF Pena* DANCE & MibNIETE "th 05 LONclit.0/4.................4 per ptrseil OINNEtty DANCE, & AcCOMMODATTON .... $9995 (double)' from VOilla, Phone INOW to:' 10 10 ROMEO&TREETN. ' Catherine Austin was visited by her sister- in-law also her daughter Doreen Kelly who also visited Frank and Margaret Smale and Mamie Ross. Visiting with Alice Boyes were her hus- band Ed and daughters Dorothy Ulnae and Helen Consitt and son. Jim. Bruce and Marjorie Coleman visited G, len Rose, Verde Cameron and Alice Boyes. Visiting with Frank and Margaret Smale were Isabel Chesney and Betty Salisbury. • Visiting with Mary and Ryan were her son Maurice and daughter Mary Margaret also she had supper. with Theresa and George Simpson lastFriday. • Ea Gardner enjoyed her Christmas party' at Huronview last Monday. - Nellie Jansen. and Mary Van Dooreen visited residents last Friday on behalf of the C.W.L. Visiting with Glen Rose were Jim and Marion Rose also his grandaughter Janice. Tom Handy and Joe Robbins visited with Mabel Handy. Allan Nicholson visited his mother Cassie on Wednesday, Helen Morris was visited by Josie Nigh. chance to win a turkey for Christmas. The regular meeting for this month is this Thursday, December 17 at 8 p.m. President Jim Watson would like to see a few more members present this month. The annual Christmas party for the children is this Sunday, December 20. There is still time for children or grandchildren to take part in this event. Please contact Bar- bara Scott (527-1787) as soon as possible. The concert will start at 2 p.m. Santa will be paying a visit later in the afternoon. " The Bar roster for the coming week is as follows:— Wednesday 16th R. Golder, Thurs- day 17th D. Hulley, Monday 21st K: Swan, Tuesday 22nd D. Rowcliffe, Wednesday 23rd' R. Govier. At the going down of the sun and in the . meriting we will Rememberthem. • QUEEN'S • SEAFORTH This Weekend THURS., FRI., SAT. "White Widow" LIVE ENTERTAINMENT All• Next Week MONDAY... Local Band -• 'SCEPTRE' TUES., WED., ,SAT. "THE 88's" NEW YEAR'S EYE PARTY • WITH US r / • • ENTERTAINMENT Thurs., Fri., Sat. COMMERCIAL HOTEL SEAFORTH •NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY THURSDAY, DEC. 31, 1987 LIVE BAND DINING ROOM OPEN • ROULETTE DAILY SPECIALS TICKETS INC WDES ADVANCE $6.00 HATS & AT DOOR $8.00 HORNS COMMERCIAL HOTEL $3.95 84 MAIN ST. S. SEAFORTH 527-0980 • NEW YEARS. EVE DANCE DSCJOCKEY LUNCH SERVED SEAFORTH BEAVER OLDTIMERS • & SEAFORTH RINGETTE ASSOCIATION SEAFORD! 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