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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-09-26, Page 3211 -TIME HURON EXPO 1TOA, OCTOaER 3. 1W0 Water W.11 DRILLING w.D. Hopp.tr end Sone 4 MODERN ROTARY RIOS Cite,, 322-1737 DvrI 322-0121 SUBSCRIBERS Mum We disc to renew your Expositor. renewal notices will be in- serted is your paper. Watch for it don't min, a single irru& EHuron xpo. sitor 527-0240 $ McLaughlln Ch v -Olds Ltd. 13 Mein St. Seolorthh 527-1140 • Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing • Complete BOOY SHOP Servwd McMaster Siemon INSURANCE MOWERS INC. Auto • Home • Farui Orem* Manse« BILL (WM.) SIEMON COMMERCIAL t LIFE INSURANCE P.U. Ilea — Cat Cis Oa•arw aa.. WAIN I.IUElL. O■s. WSW Thanksgiving Weekend 12 Isaac St. Clinton 482-5515 Butternut Square Bayfield 565-2162 F is ready to receive your 1990 CORN 4-, •Top Prices •Forward Contracting •Direct Delivery •Grain Banking •Year Round Storage 'Custom Drying TOPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED Crombie St., Seatorth 527-1910 Ma ter resid c 'Its busy hooking rugs sotltorth Manor residows enjoyed • busy work of activities as we good-bye to bei We art ca pyi ss tilt aunt, a:alory as ties leaves art beccxnllstc twee Wiloriul each day. The highlight of our activities U watt was our Secion bot buthday put), Gladys Van BglR *d and to Nott and triode provide such wonderful entortaislolent for us we really look forward to their visits. Our resident ceiobsaung their birthdays ttus month were Jean Elliot, kobena McBurney, Gladys Ruston, Irons Omand, Mary K Ryan, David Netzke, Verde Cameron, Bill Connolly, Mort Mann, Earl Wan and Edic Salo. Happy Birthday everyone! TT. to volunteers Domes , Lawson, Joyce Es fiery and . e Maloney. Volunteer Eva McCartney assisted us with our Rug Hooking projects as they near completion. Thanks Eval We would also like to wish volunteer Haul McGonigle a speedy recovery. We hope to sec you back soon! Our craft club was also busy this week knitting, crocheting and tieing a baby quilt. Thanks to staff member Yenny Dimaline for volunteering to help us with our crafts. A heartfelt thank -you also goes out to everyone who donated yarn and materials for ow craft program. The response was wonderful and the materials will be put to good use. Resident Pat Ryan was pleased to have two special visitors from a distance in to see him. Mrs. Kath- leen Hernacki from Sterling Heights Michigan and Mrs. Pat Short from London surprised Pat prior to his birthday. (Oct. 1, Happy Birthday Pati) Pat has also begun a new season with the town bowling leagues as well as keeping score for our own Zff trattaflan-Ijrrnirsit ANOTHER AWARD FOR AWARD-WINNING Seaforth Manor Retirement and Nursing Home. The three- year Accreditation Award presented by the Candian Council on Health Facilities is held by Ruth Hildebrand, Manor Administrator (lett) and Joanne Ryan, Director of Care. Oxford photo. Manor Bowling League. We had a record turnout this week for bowling with high scores going to Harry Ball (320), Mattie McGregor and Frank Smale (each with 300) and Steve Lupul (280). Our student volunteers from SPS were Becky Jervis, Clara Glauser, Christine Martens, Derek Dayman, Drew Alkemade and Aaron Ford. Thanks to their teacher Marilyn Thomas and her Grade 5/6 class for their involvement in this "inter- generational program". Both youth and seniors benefit from this mor- ning of activities together. Several ladies sported new manicures this week courtesy of Volunteer Anne Rowland. We really look forward to Anne's Tues- day morning manicures and visits. Rev. Cheryl -Ann Stadelbauer- Sampa conducted a lovely com- munion church service for us this week. Thanks to members of the Egmondville United Church for accompanying her and also to Jamie Sampa for singing "Jesus Loves Me". We were also pleased that Grace Stadelbauer, Cheryl -Ann's mother, was present as it gave us an opportunity to thank her for her Duff's church honors retiring teachers Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY McCALL 8874477 SUNDAY SCHOOL AWARDS Sunday School awards were presented at the morning service at Duff's United Church this week. Jo Ann McDonald made the presen- tations retiring teachers, Helen Craig and Betty McCallum were presented with gifts. Rev. Bonnie Cole Arnal thanked all who helped to make the special anniversary service and the Pres- byterial meeting two very suc- cessful events. Greeters Sunday morning were Don and Marilyn McDonald Doug Fraser and Allan Searle received the offering. In the announcements it was noted that the deadline for orders for the church history is October 9. Get in touch with Marilyn McDonald if interested. The Junior choir meets on Thursday at 4:15 p.m. and new members welcomed. The official board meeting will be held on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Next Sunday, October 7 the communion service will start at 10 a.m. PEOPLE VISIT Visiting recently with Ray and Margery Huether were: Fern Baker, Baytield; Eleanor Coleman, Zurich; Grace Chapman and her daughter, "JESUS IS LORD" CLINTON-SEAFORTH AND SURROUNDING AREA CRUSADE 1990 Dates: SATURDAY, OCT. 13th - and - SUNDAY, OCT. 14th Time: SATURDAY - 7 PM SUNDAY - 3 PM Location: CLINTON TOWN HALL 23 ALBERT ST., CLINTON, ONT. We Invite You To Attend Two Exciting Services Of Praise, Worship and Ministry SPECIAL MUSIC WILL INCLUDE: Soloists (Saturday & Sunday) Youth Band from Exeter, Ont. (Saturday) *Contemporary Christian Group from Brantford, Ont. (Sunday) INSPIRING MESSAGES BY - PASTOR TERRY R. WEBER Saturday Night "The Truth Exposed About The New Age Movement," Sunday 3 p.m. "The Road To Armagedon►" - FREE ADMISSION - A Free Will Offering Will Be Received Come And Believe God To Meet All Of Your Needs See You There (Sponsored by the Clinton Christian Assembly) Gladys 1 albot, Exeter, and Ruby Webster and Nancy Holmes of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Roily Achilles, Marg Taylor and Brian were Sun- day evening supper quests with Jim and Ann Sills and family in Seaforth. Ladies Aid holds 90th anniversary The Ladies Aid of 1st Pres- byterian Church in Seaforth held its 90th Anniversary service on Sunday September 23. Edith McMillan and Viola Lawson assisted with the readings. Rev. James Sloan spoke to the group and reminded those as- sembled that everyone is important to a society. Jean Keys, Dorothy Papple, Edith Coleman and Alice Reid took the collection. Service greetings were brought from the Church Board, the Session and Friendship and Fireside groups. The Session also presented a floral arrangement. Lunch was served by the Church Board members and their wives and a social time was enjoyed by all. Mary Riley, President, thanked all who had helped in any way and taken part in the service. On Wednesday, September 26 the Ladies Aid had a social evening in the basement of the church. A short program was put and included a skit conducted by Edith Coleman and featuring Edith McMillian, Donnie Smith, Dorothy Papple and Edith Coleman. Irene Nicholson sang a solo accompanied by Carol Carter. Gary Jewitt showed slides and spoke of his trip to Liberia. All was enjoyed. Lunch was served by Ladies Aid members and consisted of ice cream and Birthday Cake. Again Mary thanked all for taking part in the celebration. COMING SOON TO YOUR HOME Every household in Canada will be receiving an 8 -page information guide in the next few days. !t outlines the country's economic plan and contains important information about Canada's future Please look for it in your robot and take the time to rad what's inside If you haven't received the guide by October 15th, call the toll-free number below and a copy will be sent to your home 1-800.267-6640 Hearing impaired. phase cert 1-800-267 6650 Pour ohternr la versiorn Irancsise de cette pubIK',ation. v0101107 composes le 1 800-267 F440 1 * 1 Of Ceruichi ppv.rnrnnn/ Gouvemeteent du Canada lovely donation of a hand -knitted ladies sweater for our fundraising projects. We certainly appreciate her hard work and generosity. This week we also had an after- noon of euchre with Volunteer Ladies Doreen Kelly, Eva McCartney, Anne Downey, Mar- jorie Maloney and Mary Nolan. Our winners this week included: High Men's - Tom Gemmell; Low Men's - Frank Smale; High Ladies - Mar- garet Smale; Low Ladies - Mamie Ross and Lone Hands - Pat Ryan. Coming Events: Church with Rev. Sloan, October 3 and "Outing to see Fall Colours", October 4. WEDDINGS DUFFY-NASH Eileen Roberta Duffy and Robert Paul Nash were married Saturday, September 29, 1990 at St. Colum - ban Catholic Church. Father Joseph Hardy officiated. The bride is a daughter of Robert and Ruth Duffy of RR 1 Dublin, and the groom is a son of Jim and Ginette Nash of Seaforth. Maid of honor was An- gela Duffy of Kitchener and brides- maids were Barb Flanagan of Dublin, Glenda Beuermann of Kitchener, Joyce Devereaux of Seaforth and Hilda Crocker of Dublin. Flower girl was Andrea Finlayson of Seaforth. Best man was Jim Nash of Seaforth and guests were ushered by Bill Dale of Seaforth, Gary Nash of Seaforth, Tom Duffy of Seaforth and Don Crocker of Dublin. Ringbearer was Joel Schenck of Seaforth. Readers were Tammy Nash of Seaforth and Cathy Hulley of Seaforth. Candlelighters were John Mark Nash of Seaforth and Dave Crocker of Exeter. Offertory was by Gregory DeVries and Melissa Fin- layson, both of Seaforth. Music was provided by Lucille and Jayne Delaney of Dublin. Following a reception at the Seaforth and District Community Centres the couple took a honeymoon trip to the Dominican Republic. They will reside in Stratford. Gregor Campbell photograph. How to get your financial life in shape. •protection for mortgage. business, family income. disability or estate; •retirement planning. RRSP's, RRIF`s, and annuities; •employee benefits and pension plans •Investment, GICs, Mutual Funds and Registered Education Savings Plan •Term Deposits Call me: Tony G. Arts 107 Main St. N. Seaforth, Ont. Werth 5274794 London: 4332.1141 SunLife lasear