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THE HURON £XPQSITAR, JANUARY 3, 1990 -T- SR0.
Cranbr,+oot Correspondent
MRS MAC ENGEL
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December 17 was White Gift Sunday am
the third :Sunday of Advent. Shawn Conley
hadJack and the reading,Jean andConley Nathanand Conleyfamily lit.hthe
candle. 'A previous candle was lit by
non Conley.
their Christmas on Dec. 17 in the Curling
Arena, Listowel.
Allan and Lynn Fretz visited on Sunday,
Dec. 17 with his parents Ron and Marilyn
Fretz, Kitchener, and also with Lynn's
parents at Hillsburg.
Marie Perrie of St. Catharines spent the
holidays with her family.
The Community Centre Hall Board held
its annual meeting at the home of Gary
Evans Card .parties were arranged and a
budget set for 1990. Hall Board members
for 1990 are Jack Knight, Harold Bragg,
Lois Hart, Allan Fretz, Gordon Mitchell,
Eleanor Stevenson and Graeme MacDonald
for Council. An one wishing to book the
hall can call El or Stevenson at 887-6777.
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Mr and MrsWil reid Strickler, Mr. and:
M!a, Mtn Stricker of Ingersoll and M.
and Mrs Lofene Strickler and famfiY Spent
Chri es With Jahn and Nancy Vanaas
and; family.
d The Terpstra family celebrated their
Chrlspinas m the Community Centre on,
December 17.
Shan- Miss Joanne Knight of Vancouver, spent
Christmas with her Parents Jack. and Don-
na Knight. Also visiting at the same home
were Pessa O'Leary .and Julie Halligan
from Brisbane, Australia, and Weldon
Black from St. John , New Brunswick. .'
Miss Sharon Engel and a friend from
London spent Friday night with Mrs. Mac
Engel, and all went to Waterloo on Satur-
day for a family Christmas with Ron and
Rosanne Burdett and family: Others atten-
ding were Kamile and Tracy Abado and
Amanda, Susan Engel from London, and
Paul and pow* Engel and Alicia from . .
Kitchener.
A number of homes in the area were
without hydro for a couple of hours on
Thursday and Friday evenings.
The Youth Group were out carolling on
Friday evening as was a group from the'
Mennonite Church.
Court Woodbine M100 of the Canadian
Order of Foresters met on December 12 in
Cranbrook Hall. Following the opening ex-
ercises and the business, Sister Nancy
Jean Craig conducted some games that
everyone enjoyed. Lunch and a social time
followed.
Lloyd and Bery Smith had their family
in for Christmas.
Holiday week visitors with Don and Mrs.
Cotton were Donald Starr of Newmarket,
Garnet Starr and Joyce Brown of
Wallaceburg, Angus and Mrs. Starr of
Alliston, and Elliott Somers.
Lawn Bowling club hosts 36
at bridge, euchre social
The Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club held its
December Euchre and Bridge at the
Orange Hall on Tuesday evening,
December 19th. There were 36 members
present and hostesses were Isabel Hunt,
Rose Ryan, Mary McMillan and Ida Diehl.
Winners of euchre were: ladies' and
men's high - Verde Sinclair and Art
Finlayson. Lone hands - Mary Finlayson
and Bert Walters. Consolation - Thelma
Dale and Mary Connolly. High score for
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bridge score was held by Lloyd Roevatt.
Mary Finlayson extended greetings to all
present, and was sorry to report that Ed-
na Bell was suffering with flu .
The next social will be January 23, 1990
at 8 p.m. Hostesses will be Dorothy
McCluskie, Jean Pinder, Rika Van Bakel
and Rachel Riehl.
Happy New Year to all members and
Associates.
NEW YEAR'S TWIRL - Staff and residents alike celebrated an early New Year's
on Friday afternoon at the Seaforth Manor. While others sipped "punch", these
two were busy tripping the Tight fantastic. Elliott photo.
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HEIMPEL - Krista, Edward and Adam
have another brother, Nicholas Albert,
born December 14th and weighing 6 lbs.,
10 ozs.
Proud parents are Joanne and Norman.
Happy grandparents are Nel and Gerrit
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Boven of Seaforth, Leona Heimpel of Mit-
chell, and great-grandmother Hendrika
Boven of Brampton.
Praise God from whom all blessings
flow.
PRINCEr,000PER n.. Mike And Cheryl
praise the Lord for the safe arrival of their
son, Michael Carl Lorne, born on
December 16 at Victoria Hospital, London,
weighing 3 lbs., 1/2 oz.
Proud grandparents are Carl and
Theresa Cooper, and Cecil and Carol
McNall, all of Seaforth.
Parents
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Kevin Drager, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Drager of Seaforth, born at 4:35 p.m. Mrs.
Drager is the former Dorothy Regele, and
Kevin is their fifth child.
Well-known Seaforth businessman Sid
Pullman sold his business this week. The
new owner of Pullman's Barber Shop is
Gordon Tyndall of Clinton. Mr. Pullman
began his trade in 1923 when he learned
barbering with Walter Robinson in what is
now Savauge's Jewellry Store.
Hildebrand's Paint and Paper are mark-
ing the first anniversary of the opening of
their Seaforth store, but as far as Barney
Hildebrand, the senior partner of the firm
is concerned, it is a fiftieth anniversary.
His long association with the decorating
business began in Zurich, where he learn-
ed the trade with trade with the late Ferg
Hess, painting buggy and cutter boxes.
Seaforth Council for 1990 is Reeve N.C.
Cardno, Mayor John Flannery, Deputy
Reeve Carl Dalton, Clerk Lyle Hammond,
and Councillors Walter Murray, Brian
Flannigan, Wilmer Cuthill, Rev. H.
Donaldson, Ernest Williams and James
Kelly.
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