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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-12-19, Page 18*THE HUROol ExP015ITOA, OE I A Ie, 1114) • 'Steve= DISC JOCKEY SER v E NM NW* eit a. r real MIL AIM. rttw ttwum. -SIM 111111111•11111 OM& 1100/4•10111111 INNS Ilk ..• sew= 1...+... 6.14.46.6 -• 11MP gamma swerima.s • We're Open Late Tonight HAPPY 90th BIRTHDAY CHARLIE (CARL FREDERICK FELKAR) DECEMBER 21 1900 St. Thomas church women make presentation to 37 -year 1 se Aragia;m Uinta Wanes s meeting was held at the horns at Dauwhy Hays, and was psecaled by a Pot Luck Supper. Devotions vivre readings by aachd rola* members in auua erne. A tpociat prior was given b► Rev. Greg Gilson and Marmot Saowdom lead in Cltti�ttrt Carob. R.otf Call was a inpan 1 by giltst*! to be presented to St. Monica's Huuse. A special j c cuuruoo was made to Elsie Dinsmore for her faithful service too the Parish as an A.C.W. manber and a member of the Chan- cel Guild. Whoa asked if she had any spacial memories of her 37 yea's, ba reply was "everything as special". She man inspiration to all for her dedication and true Chnsuan Arrangements have been made tar flowers and corsages to be given to sevaal manbers of the Pariah. This was done by Chairters:n Dorothy Hays and Frances Rose Testero. The visits and the flowers were --)Post cN,aa.ay 4 {{,attalu., uu pf d t� .annelid tl4 anyaytw,t*t J/ t ,‘ .iu.,.�./41 ll�.a .Luau t.� cAltersta( ¶J s.on .»/ .1 Kan un,i --Ma ay _ 4luaty JL4 wuaaa4a9t UJd tat alma J.at,atdky. ..Maty ►L. mow tit 3 a.. tit Om% lady l wan act s .. ' �V,ar� ,•�• St. Thomas AngUcan Church both well recaved. A special plaque u w be domi- nated far the peso m the Parish Hall io memory of Gnome Clarke who dowered it to the Perlis. The Mystery Prize winner for December was Rev. Greg Gilson. The aCAL meeting is to be May Rowcliffc and Vivienne Ncwnhana.PEASE NOTE THE CHANGE OF DAY - JANUARY 3 u a Thursday. The Nominating Committee then made theirs prase► tenons of the new Officers far 1991. They are: Co-chairperrsoos - Sharon Millard and Peg Coombs; France: Rose Tatttero; Social - Elsie Dunmore; Treasurer - Maryanne Snowdon; Nominating Committee fir 1992 - Audrey McLean and Sharon Mil- lard. At the regular Service on Decem- ber 16, a Funeral Poll was dedicated by Rev. Greg Gilson, ,which was donated by members of the A.C.W. • The TLekey Diana hated at the Church as December 9, was mel- ba* aid a good fund rause Compliments to the COWLS, and the Convenors Pau! Spinal, Peg Coombs and Nancy Lamm, and to al those who helped. 11e Cho Guild has finished die decorating at the Chunk far the. Christmas Season and it is most beautiful. Thanks to all the ladies for their hard words. The December Board of Maosgoment Meeting was held an December 16 atter services. A Potluck lunch is being planned for Rev. Greg Gilson's last Sunday. This is to take place on January 13, 1991. Church Services will com- mence at 11:15 for this Sunday only, after which luncheon will be held. Please try to attend. For further information call Frances Rose Teatcro. All gifts have been sent to the Harvest County anima *tussle. Tim will be au Setndsy Schwa over the Ariwrar Holidays, Mit Malay will NMI provided The Service is to be held on Sunday . Daoc,ompear 23. at 7Qpwwur Eve SUVEC aid vial be held oe December 24 at 7 p.m. floe will be no (lurch Service member os Sartdray, December 23 11 the morning, ad Sssisy School will comsscom ora harry 6, 1991. A speedy recovery is wished for Harry Patin who will be coals home trona the Hospital and to Pig Lavoie. To each and everyone a Merry and Blessed Chnsuses and a Nappy New year. PROMISING ARTISTS - Students from the Seatorth Dis*ncl High School decorated windows at the hospital in a variety of Christmaslwirrter themes. Here, the hospital's Chief Executive Officer, Don Smith, presents the students with rewards for their mak. Pictured here are: from left, Sara Teal, Tammy Janmaat, Ayesha Hills, Don Smith, Alen Preszcat+or, Andrew Kennedy and David Kennedy- Missing are Sheri Kling, Laura Pletsch, Tony Greidanus and Wendy Larrxnerant. Robineet photo. Hibbert church women discuss symbolism in scripture Bonnie Wilson, Texas visited for a week with her parents Clifton and Margaret Miller and other relatives and friends. Gem, Jennifer, Jessica and Jay Neilson Kitchener, visited on Fnday at the J. Templeman farm. Anita and John Chessel Mitchell, Lloyd and Kay Sorsdale, Crystal Lake and Marjorie Drake, Staffa, attended the fiftieth anniversary celebration of Elgin and Mildred Lupton m Chatham on Saturday. Rob and Bev Templeman and family visited Sunday with Chuck and Dorothy Ebel in Goderich. Ed and Barb Van Rossel and daughter visited Sunday with Mike and Mary Jane Parsons and family. Hibbert United Church Women Resort Sat. Dec. 22 11 am - 1 am Sun. Dec. 23rd 11 am - 11 pm Mon. Dec. 24 11 am - 6pm Tues Dec. 25 LOSED Wed. Dec. 26 CLOSED Thurs Dec. 27th 11 a.m. - 12 Midnight -Stara BY ROBERTA TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 met for their December meeting with Pat McKinnon and Veale Mahon leading in the worship service. Each person present, par- ticipated in the theme "Symbolism of Christianity". In scripture, symbols, and song it explained the meaning of the various symbols in ancient times. As well, members learned how early settlers here, sought to con- tinue the practice with less expen- sive items which are associated with Christmas today. Replicas of the symbols were used to decorate the Chrisunas Tree. Margaret llaynard conducted the business. A brief review of UCW activities brought members up to date. During November members of the group assisted with a special service that featured as quest speaker, Janet McCarthy, of the Stratford Food Link. She explained the workings, needs, and hopes of the or- ganization at 6 Hamilton Drive, Stratford. In response to a gift, a letter of sincere appreciation was received form the Francis Sandy Native Training Centre, Paris, Ontario where 14 native students prepare to minister in the All Nauve Con- ference of the United Church. Wilma Butson volunteered to inacribe the 40 new "Songs For A Gospel People". A donation was made to Camp Menestung. Plans were made for special Christmas visits to shut-ins. The final 1990 meeting closed with the Mizpah Benedicat.ion. During a social half-hour, Freda Kerslake and Wilma Butson served a delicious Christmassy dessert. Margaret Daynard's peom asks, How far is it to Bethlehem town? Well how far is it? It isn't far to Bethlehem town. The road runs right through the homes of folks like me and you. •trom page Z semi Private room. There she divested me of my clothes and dressed me in pyjamas and tucked me into bed. Then supper in bed. I cannot speak too highly of the devoted staff. Promptly at 7 they appeared to work tirelessly all day to keep everything spotless. Then, starting before tnidnight the girls bring fresh bedding and a 9, 3, 7 o'clock fresh water, at 8, 12, and 5 meal service, and drug service at all hours. And then the girls that take Happiness is: u Christmas filled with laughter and good times ... with family and friends. Enjoy it! HAPPY BIRTHDAY Vlietircieet (Harvey Beuerman) DEC. 21 care of the rooms make the beds. And the baths. We will do your back if you will do the front - ob- viously leaving something out. Then have to many up into wheelchairs and to lounge etc.. ,We are one big happy family, the patients. The, door's stand open and the bathroom doesn't lock. So rather disconcerting. One gets on the throne pyjamas on the floor. The door flies open and the girl wants a glass of water or whatever. It is so nice to see children in the Happy 1 T" Birthday CAROL ANN McQUAID `My Final Bow" With Love xoxo Your Family wards also Candystipers - boy and girl about 12 wearing long white coat and pink dress - so sweet. I would like to have thanked many of these girls personly. They enlivened many a dull hour and made them bearable. Then a special thanks Staffers. Then of course Tribute to Editors Note: This poem was written by the family of Ruby Webster and read at her funeral by granddaughter Margery Hol- mes. To Grandma Although Christmas will still come to all of us, We are deeply saddened today, As our Mom's found it so hard to tell us, That Grandma had passed away. She lived a full life, so rewarding. Her memories we'll cherish and keep, And if we live a life like she showed us, A world full of goodness we'll seek. The Gift that lasts all Year and save 7% (GSD until Dec. 31 there are all the RNs and RNAs who make it all work - with whom I was not personally involved. And lastly Mr. Malleus, Dr. Talbot and all other medical staff. Thank you all, and the best of Christmases. .6J1a1.1 A&14. GW/lu Charlie Williamson 2)-oro,14 Grandma As a friend, her all she would give you. With a smile and a welcome 'He- llo'. And the visit was never completed, Until the tea before you would go. Grandma's oatmeal cookies were scrumptious, We'd always have just one more. The empty jar was no secret, Waving 'bye' at her front door. She lived every day as a teacher, Helping people was her main goal, The Leafs and the Blue Jays will miss her, As a fan she gave heart and soul. Seeing clouds with a silver lining, We'll remember her eyes so blue, And we'll try in life a little harder, To be the best at what we do. So God we ask but one favour, As you take Grandma by the hand, May that unending joy be granted, The kind she gave to each dear friend. From her grandchildren. COLDWATER FRIDAY $ SATURDAY A SHE SENSATIONAL "ACT" V,. DEC. 21 RAY LYELL AND THE STORM TICKETS ON SALE AdisiMe, 0111 "NAME OUR NEW PUB CONTEST" W• need • name for our now pub. Opening attar the New Vow. Win - nor to receive s new Mkrowsv. Contest cors Sot. Doc. 21 527-0080 SEAFORTH Season Thanks Merry MAIN ST. SEAFORTH OPEN MON., DEC. TUES., DEC. WED., DEC. THURS., for 74ig t 1= icy DEC. giving Christmas ; ; �[ 24 25 26 us . 4,(01, -kALi '+! , - s. 11. ji�pMl� _'_ 8:00 AM 10:00 8:00 AM 27 TO DEC. s the and 527-2911 ' ' I,>V4 ,r' . ,.." ,..:141„ 4 � "iii TO AM TO TO Greetings! opportunity best : t ' �� it 1 iiii— 8:00 2:00 8:00 30 NORMAL to serve you. wishes to all. I 1 ri, it, 0, = ?i-1 . :',Zit 1ti1 y, ,� .4., ll PM PM PM Serving Hot Buffet HOURS NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY Come and Join Us Ring in the New Year HOT BUFFET INCLUDES SALAD PARTY FAVOURS DANCING TO D.J. =20. PER PERSON CALL 527-2911 For Reservations TUES., JAN. 1 10:00 AM TO 7.00 PM WED., JAN. 2 8:00 AM TO 8:00 PM DAILY OPEN SUN. - THURS 8:00 AM TO 8:00 PM FRI. & SAT. 8:00 AM TO 10:00 PM care of the rooms make the beds. And the baths. We will do your back if you will do the front - ob- viously leaving something out. Then have to many up into wheelchairs and to lounge etc.. ,We are one big happy family, the patients. The, door's stand open and the bathroom doesn't lock. So rather disconcerting. One gets on the throne pyjamas on the floor. The door flies open and the girl wants a glass of water or whatever. It is so nice to see children in the Happy 1 T" Birthday CAROL ANN McQUAID `My Final Bow" With Love xoxo Your Family wards also Candystipers - boy and girl about 12 wearing long white coat and pink dress - so sweet. I would like to have thanked many of these girls personly. They enlivened many a dull hour and made them bearable. Then a special thanks Staffers. Then of course Tribute to Editors Note: This poem was written by the family of Ruby Webster and read at her funeral by granddaughter Margery Hol- mes. To Grandma Although Christmas will still come to all of us, We are deeply saddened today, As our Mom's found it so hard to tell us, That Grandma had passed away. She lived a full life, so rewarding. Her memories we'll cherish and keep, And if we live a life like she showed us, A world full of goodness we'll seek. The Gift that lasts all Year and save 7% (GSD until Dec. 31 there are all the RNs and RNAs who make it all work - with whom I was not personally involved. And lastly Mr. Malleus, Dr. Talbot and all other medical staff. Thank you all, and the best of Christmases. .6J1a1.1 A&14. GW/lu Charlie Williamson 2)-oro,14 Grandma As a friend, her all she would give you. With a smile and a welcome 'He- llo'. And the visit was never completed, Until the tea before you would go. Grandma's oatmeal cookies were scrumptious, We'd always have just one more. The empty jar was no secret, Waving 'bye' at her front door. She lived every day as a teacher, Helping people was her main goal, The Leafs and the Blue Jays will miss her, As a fan she gave heart and soul. Seeing clouds with a silver lining, We'll remember her eyes so blue, And we'll try in life a little harder, To be the best at what we do. So God we ask but one favour, As you take Grandma by the hand, May that unending joy be granted, The kind she gave to each dear friend. From her grandchildren. COLDWATER FRIDAY $ SATURDAY A SHE SENSATIONAL "ACT" V,. DEC. 21 RAY LYELL AND THE STORM TICKETS ON SALE AdisiMe, 0111 "NAME OUR NEW PUB CONTEST" W• need • name for our now pub. Opening attar the New Vow. Win - nor to receive s new Mkrowsv. Contest cors Sot. Doc. 21 527-0080 SEAFORTH