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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-01-03, Page 7community sh0Wer Walton Correspondent 11RS,,B T 'Y McCALL 776671 COMMUNr'FX= SHOWER ,On ..FridayIevening, December 18, a community shower, was held in the base- ment.of Duff'a•United Church to honour Margaret Shortreed on her marriage later tthisc month, .Mary Pennington was in charge of the guest book and names were written on a; Cameo Cloth for Margaret. Gloria Wilbee welcomed everyone and thanked Margery Huether and Phyllis Mitchell for their entertainment of music as people were arriving. Gloria opened the program with a poem, "To make a Marriage Happy". Eight members of the Black Sheep that sing with the Harmony Hi-lites, which Margaret sings with, pleased the au- dience when they rendered several numbers. Elva Wilbee read a couple of poems, followed by a step dance number by Marci McCall. The Moffett Brothers, Brett, Kent and Mark, sang several numbers accompanied by their grand- mother, Mildred Traviss at the piano. Heidi McClure read, "A recipe for Margaret's Happy Marriage." A lively sing -song was conducted by Marie McGavin with Elva Wilbee as piano accompanist. Margaret,along with her future mother- in-law Mrs. Reta McInroy and her sister- in-law, Valerie Shortreed, were asked to come' forward. They had been presented with corsages prior of the program. Margaret McMahon presented Margaret Shortreed with a gift on behalf of the Women's Institute, Huron -East District. Several ladies from the District were also present. Mary Bernard gave an address while firends of the bride-to-be carried in the gifts. Margaret thanked everyone for the lovely gifts and asked them to her open house on Dec., 27 and her wedding on Dec. 30. An apron with all of the bows arranged on it was presented to Margaret while "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow" was sung. After the Grace was sung, a delicious lunch was served by the unit, bringing an enjoyable evening to a close. INSTITUTE CHRISTMAS MEETING Tables were all set up with the Christmas clothes, candles and cen- trepieces for the smorgasbord pot luck supper at the hall, on Wednesday even- ing, December 20 when 11 Walton In- stitute members and two guests sat down to a delicious meal following the Institute Grace. The business was conducted by Marion Godkin upstairs. After the usual opening Marion read the poem "What is Christmas". Minutes were approved as read by Marjory Humphries. In the cor- respondence, a letter was read from the nursing home in Brussels, requesting that Walton Institute put on the program for the birthdays in February. The next noon luncheon will be on January 17. Leona McDonald' presented Margaret Shortreed with a gift on behalf of the Walton Institute on the occasion of her approaching marriage. Margaret made a fitting reply with thanks. Marion announced that the meeting had come to the interesting part when members took part in the program. Mar- jory Humphries read the opening poem, followed by Helen Craig conducting three games of a kind of Bingo. Viola Kirkby gave a couple of readings and Leona had Christmas riddles. Margaret Craig read a poem and Marion Godkin chose sides for the "Win, Lose or Draw" game. Margaret Shortreed gave a reading and Betty McCall read Seasonal Snippets. Ruth Axtmann showed us how to make THE MORONI EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 3, 1990 -- 7A. 'l birthdaylbaskets with foi�tart tins, and supplied Material for everyone to maitre one filled with caddy for Christmas. Mary Humphries 1, gate a humorous reading and ,Margery Hpether closed the program with a singsong of Christmas' Carols eacCempehied accompanied with. the Piano. Members returned downstairs to the Christmas • tree where there was an es- chantge of gifts• Marjory Closed with "The tnias Eve." OM'S CHURCH Christmas services were held at Duff's United Church on Sunday. Rev. Bonnie Cole Arnal 'was in 'the pulpit for the lighting of the Advent candles. In the morning service, Cindy McCallum, Mur- ray .Dennis, 'Chris Davies'- and Doug Fraser assisted with the scripture readings. The Choir sang an anthem, "Angel Song." A musical number was presented by Marion Godkin With the trumpet, Keith Wilbee An the saxaphone, accompanied by Margery Huether at the • piano. Christmas Eve service was held at 7:30 p.m. The. church auditori4}m was adorn ed with candles, the Christmas tree and the Babe in the manger. Christmas hymns were sung and the choir perform- ed a number. Five members of the Junior Choir sang witlyMarion Godkin as pianist. HOLIDAY VISITORS People in this vicinity have been on the go this Christmas season, visiting fami- ly and friends. Christmas Day guests with Emerson and Phyllis Mitchell and Neil were Gordon and Julie Mitchell and Doug, Ross and .Julie Ann Mitchell, (lol- ly and Erin, Doug and Janet Mitchell, Robbie and Amanda and Mrs. Kathleen Cuthill. Clint and Judy Emmrich and family entertained the Emmrich family at a pre - Christmas dinner on Friday December 22. Celebrating . with Mrs. and Mrs. Roily Achilles and Marg. Taylor on Christmas Day were Rick and Brian Taylor, and Danny and Karen Achilles and sons. On Boxing Day they entertained 26 members of their family at a Christmas dinner at theClassio.Restaurant ill Blyth, return- .ing back to *Whose house for the i st of the da belle Shortreed visited with Ken and; Judy' Shortreed and famully on. Cinisbnag. Eve, On Boxlrig Day she visited with Bill and 'Louise Smith and their fagalTy ajt thea•; cottage at Point Clark. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Hltether, Steven and t John sPent Christmas -with Mr. and: Mrs., �, , Mack Webster and family of Varna , Sup- per guests. at the same home were Mr.. and Mrs. Danny R2hnes and Mrs. Ruby Webster, all of Clinton, Wilfred Shortreed and - Margaret of Walton, and Emig Shortreed of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall were Christmas Day dinner guests with Mr.. and Mrs, :.John... A-Perrie. Other family members at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. David Perrie of Walton, and Mr. and Mss. Will Perrie and their little daughter Margaret of Halifax, N.S. who have been spending a week with his parents. Mrs. Ruth Thamer spent Christmas Day with her daughter Shirley and Valker Hertlein and family in London with other members of the Thamer fami- ly. Mrs. Bev. Stevenson, Ron and Chris spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson with other family members. On Boxing Day, they had their Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall. Viola Kirkby spent Christmas with Doug and Jean. Kirkby and Paul, who was home from Scarborough for the week -end. Visiting with Viola Kirkby dur- ing the holidays were Mr. and Mrs. Lester, Machan and daughter of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.. Glenn Machan and family of Goderich; Mr, and Mrs. Ray Andrade and family of Scarborough. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Currie and James of Brampton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall over Wednesday night. Elva Bolger had her family all home for Christmas when 15 enjoyed their hristmas dinner. Mary Humphries and family members .spent Christmas with George and Kim Kruse and family of ayfield. FO ALL ¥ HEADING FOR THE BIG LEAGUE - Tony Greidanus does some smooth stick - handling and wrests the puck or,. ball - from his opponent. A good crowd of youngsters enjoyed the fresh air on Saturday on the rink beside the Seaforth arena. Elliott photo. Call Heather or Paula with news tips, 527-0240e Pre,. aration for IES ' SHTRANCE E *Homeowners *Tenants • Farms • • •Bushtess •Auto *Cafe 9nsurarlce & 9nvestmerlts 11 Your insurance Broker Understands SEAFO T S SU ANCE BROKER LIMITED • SEAFORTH KEN CARDNO 527-1610 DON EATON FOR COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION SALES & SERVICE PHONE 262-2020 BAILEY'S OF HENSALL LTD. This,is it BRAD S HAWS Stratford and London Great Annual Clearance The Reeve of the Corporation of the Township of Hullett officially proclaims the month of January - 1990 to be CRIME STOPPERS MONTH January Sale Now On over 200 units to choose from Drysdale Major Appliances Hensel) Ontario The Place to Buy Appliances 262-2728 Open Dally, Closed Fri. nights till April Starts Tomorrow, Friday, January 5 at 9:30 a.m. Great °-- because we have just one mat sale each year and it's looked forwa d to with anticipation. Gra — because we have beautiful things from around the world for you to choose. (Come early for the best selection!) Great -- because our prices are the hottest we've ever offered. GAR IS RATION .In Huron County Board of Education Elementary Schools is ,:being made. Children born in 1985 are eligible to enrol. PLEASE CALL YOUR LOCAL PUBLIC SCHOOL before January 12, 1990 to confirm your intent to register. Your call w'allow your school to provide you with REGISTRATION DETAILS and assist the Board in planning for staff. Brussels P.S. 887-9361 Grey P.S. 887-6601 Hensall P.S. 262-2833 Hullett F.S. 523-4201 Huron Centennial P.S. 233-3330 Seaforth P.S. 527-0790 Walton P.S. 887-6219 8uron Public Education Opening tho World Joan Van den Bromic Chair s Bob Allan Director -Pe Everything is on Sage! in both stores all the dinnerware all the crystal all the flatware all theg ifts The sale event worth waiting for starts tomorrow morning. THE HURON -PERTH CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARD KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION will be held for Regular Kindergarten and French Immersion Kindergarten (optional) In order to :register for Kindergarten. children roust be five (3) years of age on or before Pec:mbar 31, 1990. Parents are asked to bring Birth Certificate, Baptismal Certificate and proof of Immunization. It. Is advisable that parents contact the school In which you Intend to register your child for an appointment prior to the registration date. Tho registration date and location for French I morsion Kindergarten classes will be as follows: St. AloysI9d School Mr. Sam Albe irica, Principal 228 Avondale Avenue STRATFORD, Ontario NSA 6N4 271-3636 DATES: January 17, 1990 1:00 P.M. -4:00 P.M. and January 18, 1990 9:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. The registration date and location for Regular Kindergarten classes will be as follows - St. Columban School St. James School Mr. Donald Farwell, Principal Mr. Gary Birmingham, Principal BB 2 Chalk Street Dublin, Ontario NOK 1E0 Seaforth, Ontario NOK IWO 345-2086 527.0321 February 6.'1990 February 1, 1990 9:00 A.M.-3:30 P.M. 9:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. V. McInnes. W. Eckert, Chairman of the Board BRAD S HAWS FINE CHINA • CRYSTAL • GIFTWAR.E • Talbot At York Ontario St. I,dirrddt► Stratford Director of Education 1