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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-11-05, Page 4A4 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 5, 1986 Fresh Sweet Pickled PORK 17.9 COTTA1GE 99 SPARERIBS Ib. ROLLS 1b. Schneiders• 99 Store Sliced BOLOGNA Wing or T®BONE 42 STEAKS 9 Ib. ° 876 Canada Savings Bonds are only paying 7.75% 364 Day Term Deposit * Cashable After 60 Days Without Penalty Canada Savings Bonds Cashable after 90 days without penalty • Minimum Deposit Only $1,000 • Application Taken In Comfort of Your Home or Our Office " No Risk, Fully Insured Within Canadian Limits A product of FINANCIAL TRUST Available at Gr Main DOUG ELLIOTT 96 Seaforth treet, 527-0420 SHCF residents shop for clothes Caravan Clothing visited the Seaforth Health Care Facility last week so residents could do some shopping. 'the women were able to buy their clothes Monday while the men did their shopping Wednesday: Also..last week, Grade 6 students from the Seaforth Public School, were in to help residents with their wheelchair bowling program and residents performed morning exercises for fun and fitness. .'t Halloween party with staff and residents was held Friday with Gladys Van Egmond and her bond providing the music for the dance. Ann Helm judged the costumes of the residents. Residents handed out treats to the children who cams in Friday night. Patrick Ryan enjoyed the movie, "Cry on the Mountain", which he attended with Ann Downey, and he and Lenny Bloomfield enjoyed watching the women's broomball action Wednesday night. In the men's euchre on Friday Frank Smale had the highest score. Euchre winners for the previous week were Irene Omand, Ed Dunn, Pat Ryan, Edith Salo and James Nolan. A lunch was provided by Ann Downey and prizes donated by Margaret Lane. The next euchre is November 13 at 2 p,m. Rev. Cheryl Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa of Egmondville United,Church led the weekly worship service. • The residents•are busy preparing for their annual bazaar, to be held November 22. A welcome is extended to Harold Connell and Frank Smale, who have recently moved into SHCF. PERSONALS In to visit Mabel Handy were her sister Ethel Griffin and her sister-in-law, Lillian Handy, London. Mrs. Brown, Kinkora visited her sister, Helen Morris, Helen Cameron visited Carol Geddes. Mary Lamont was in to visit cousin Kelly Lamont. Lucy Bezzo was visited by her son John Bezzo of Clinton and great grandson, Pat Nigh. Ellen Murphy was in to see her father, Harold Connell. Rose and Pat Altman were in to visit her parents, Dave and Eva Netzke, Helen Morris was visited by her grandson Jim Nigh of W indsor and Bill and Janice Morris. Cassie Nicholson was out for lunch with her daughter Barb Alexander. Leo O'Sullivan was out for the day with Ursula and Jim. Bill Bezzo, of Stratford was in to see Lucy Bezzo. Terry Hussey was in to visit Jim Nolan. Beryl Nicholson took her mother-in-law Cassie Nicholson out for supper. Helen Morris was out with son and daughter-in-law for a drive. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Driscoll visited Harold Connell. Mabel Price of Clinton visited brother Len Bloomfield, Don Nolan of Walton visited his father Jim Nolan, Marg Bezzo of Clinton was in to see her grandmother Lucy Bezzo. Lenny Bloomfield and Pat Ryan went to the fowl supper at Egmondville Church with Laverne Nigh. Randy Alexander visited his grandmother Cassie Nicholson. John Bezzo of Clinton visited Lucy Bezzo. Cassie Nicholson was out for a drive with Barb Alexander and lunch at son Ross and Lillian Nicholson of Egmondville. Erle Dow went to Bayfield with daughter Mabel Clark for the day. Eve and Bob Cook of St. Thomas visited her mother Lucy Bezzo. Jack and Helen McLeod and daughter of Mitchell's Bay visited Erle Dow. Warden Haney visited Harold Connell. Gladys Ruston was home -to Stratford for the day. Margaret Smale was in to visit husband Frank Smale and also Ethel Haist. Frieda Schneider of Clinton was in to see Lucy Bezzo. was in to see w Tom Handywife Mabel Handy. Spooky images seen Editor's Note: Children usually have over active imaginations and it is often at Halloween that some of their imagining hits its peak. The following is a selection of some stories, written about Halloween, by Grade 2 students at St. James Separate School. MY HALLOW EEN STORY BY KRISSY H. This is going to be my brother's first year to go trick or treating. He will probably like it. Do you like Halloween? Here's my story. Once there was a spooky old house. Itwas one thousand years old. Nobody lived there except a ghost, a monster, a, witch, and a skeleton. They were very mean. They did not like anyone. And all they ate was snakes, lizards and lots more. A witches recipe is: 2 bats, 1 monster and 8 mice. • ONE HALLOW EEN BY ANNA M. One day I was walking down the street on Halloween night. i saw an old scary house. I went in it. There were spider webs all over it with skeletons there too. I was looking at it and a ghost jumped out on me. He put me into a dungeon with snakes in it. When I was in there Isaw Robbie, Jered, and Markin there. They were having balls of fun. Then the ghost threw Jill and Kelly in, He dumped slime and spiders and all sorts of things. Then a witch put her stew in the dungeon. But then mom came and gave us a ladder and we got out. Then we couldn't get the front door open. So the ghost got us and an ugly witch opened the door and we got out. THE HAUNTED SCHOOL BY VERONICA G. One morning when the children walked in the door, the walls started to melt. The people started to melt too. I ran to the principal. He was not there. The school started to close in. I got away. I ran all the way home. It happened on Halloween night. 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One day I went to the haunted house and I saw the goblin. He was very ugly. The goblins turned me into a frog. Then Jered came in and the goblin tried to eat him. But he missed Jered and he got slimed. Then the goblin got 'mocked out and I was a person again. By the time we got home it was midnight. There was a full moon. And when we were sleeping a wolf came into our room and we ended up at Robbie's house. When mom came into my room she said, "Get up Mark it's only a dream!" ONE HA[JAW EEN NIGHT BY JERED M. One Hallowe'en night two boys named Robbie and Mark were curious about a haunted house. That night they went there. After the fourth step, they fell through a trap door into a dungeon with two cobras in it. Then they got out, but only into another part. When all of a sudden a ghost slimed them. There was a man with a knife. He threw it at them, but it missed them. A skeleton jumped on them and tried to kill them. rm glad this was not real. 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