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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-10-06, Page 23r A10 ® THE. HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 8, 1982 To refurnish lounge L@CgriOfnl Last Saturday sports chairman Jim took two teams of euchre players to Goderich to play in the Zone final, Unfortunately the cards were not as good as the weather and the boys came away emptyhanded but assuredus they all had had a good afternoon. Better luck next time, comrades. A committee has been formed for the purpose of getting new furniture for our lounge. This is something that has been long over -due and l am sure 'will be appreciated by the member- Seaforth Manor if 1.osts 0 or shop on recce ti SsalOPln1 M© i©ir Seaforth Manor Nursing Home hosted a . workshop sppnsored, by the Ontario Nursing Home Association last Tuesday. The topics were Therapeutic Recreation, and Problem Solving. In charge of the workshop was Marie Murphy Foran who is work- ing for the O.N.H.A. Present were members of staff from Mitchell, Fordwich, Brus- sels, Hensall and Seaforth. Church service was held on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Shirley Luther in charge. "The Old Rugged Cross" was sung and prayer offered in loving memory of Cecil Rhoades a former resid- ent of Seaforth Manor, This was one of his favourite hymns. Mrs. Maxine Elliott and Syd Pearson sang Thu family of BRENE and WARREN WHITMORE wish to Invite you to their parents' 40th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY' Fel., Oct. 18th at 9:00 p.m. North east of Seaforth - McKlllop Twp. Muslc by: KEN WILBEE'Si ORCHESTRA Best Wishes only fhanksgiving ,Com- munion Service will be on Wednesday afternoon with Rev. J, Vanslyke. PERSONALS Visiting with Mr, James Nolan were Les and Margaret Coulson. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gee of London visited with their uncle Mr. William Miners on Saturday. Visiting with Miss Norma Streets was Kim Dobson of Hensall also Mrs Shirley Luther. 0 Bingo was held n Friday afternoon withgood g d atten- dance present. Winners were I under: B B. Mr. Charlie Ross; 1 - Mrs. Doris Smith N - Mr, rite Shill; 4 corners - Mr. Harold Walsh and Mrs. Max- ine Elliott; full house saw three people tie • Elmer Bakcsy. Maxine Elliott, and Wilma Brill. Dancing was' enjoyed by residents on Tuesday evening to records followed by a tasty lunch of hot biscuits and jelly courtesy of the dietary staff. Residents are busy.. com- pleting articles for the' up- coming bazaar which will be held on Saturday, November 6. Each year our bazaar has been well received by the community and we hope this year's bazaar and tea will be no exceptioh. The Friendship Circle of Eicsi.. Presbyterian Church will visit for a program and birthdays of the month on Monday evening October 4 at p.m. Ross Haughton and Miss Norma Streets; G -Mr. Ross. Haughton; 0 - Mrs. Margeu- Rev. Swats speaks at Thatlkafferilig The United Church Women held their Fall Thankoffering September28. President, Margaret Sal - lows welcomed everyone. Yvonne Vanslyke told about the Mission Study, "Pacific Islands." Edith Dunlop read a letter from Eleanor Knight. ack- nowledging a parcel sent to Angola. Jane Vincent gave a reading. The scripture and prayer was taken by Joan Campbell. Eight or nine members of Unit 5 accompanied on the piano by Margaret Whitmore sang. Pauline Bennett intro- duced the guest speaker, Rev. Charles Swan, Walton. FAMILY PARADISE CAMPGROUND Whether you're a week-ond, a weeklong or a. seasonal camper - you'll enjoy the variety of events -we have. SEASONAL CAMPER? INTERESTED IN BEING A NOW IS THE BEST TIME TO INOUIRE ABOUT RATES FOR 1983. 4fAMILT PARAOISf CAMPGROUND 'THE / BEST TIME YOU'LL HAVE 1�•••'-' - ANYWHERE Your hosts John & Judy George, R.R. 4 Walton (5191527.0629 (NEAR SEAFORTH)_ AILW ALL STAR TOURS 20th_ Anniversary Offer SAVE $$$ ON EARLY BOOKING 5% DISCOUNT Max. $50.00 per person CALIFORNIA 23 Days • F eh 19, March 19, April 16 TEXAS 16 days, Feb 12 & 26, March 19, April9 ALL FLORIDA DEPARTURES Coach or Air Packages Only includes midterm school break r CUT COUPON OUT AND GIVE TO YOUR TRAVEL AGENT S ALL STAR TOURS Discount Coupon SAVE 5% MAX. $50.00 per person Passenger must boo& &pay in full prior to Nov. 142 to qualify $, FOR MORE INFORMATION SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENCY OR ALL STAR TOURS 519-1-800-265-9811 ship. We hope this will be completed by the end of this month in readiness for Re- membrance week. The First War veterans bangluet was held last Satur- day afternoon in Clinton with 27 veterans present. Our, President Peter Malcolm, past -president Bill Wilbee and our sick and visiting chairman Bill Dalrymple at- tended with nine of our first war veterans. After an after- noon of cards and a meal served by the Auxiliary of Clinibn and a sing song of the old first world war songs, the meeting closed with the hope ' they would see them all again next year. The' tickets for the veter- ans' banquet on Saturday, November 6 will be out this week. All members will be contacted by a member of the executive. So please decide as soon as possible -if you can attend. Our speaker this year will be Claire Wall, our service officer for this region. The fall meeting for Dis- trict C is scheduled for Sunday, October 24 in Mea - ford. Anyone wishing to go to, this convention please con- tact your President, Peter Malcolm at once. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. -Gordon Scott, P.R.O. o@p11@ Out of town, weekend visitors at Rena MacKenzie's 90th birthday party included: Jackie Patrick, Anchorage, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Patrick, Phoenix Ariz., Mr, and Mrs. Neil Patrick, Stouffville, Mr, Ron Patrick, Winnipeg, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth N. Patrick, Stouffville, Mr, and Mrs. Neil Patrick, Stouffville, Tia, Terri, Tracey Patrick, Stouffville, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Westaway, Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Westaway, Sudbury, Bruce. Michelle. Lan, Westaway, Mrs. Lance Norris, Wyoming, Ont., Mr. and Mrs. John A. Patrick, Stratford, Miss Jean Whlhelm, Stratford. Mrs. Mary Young, Stratford, Mrs. Lorne Moster, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. W.R. McIntyre, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Auburn, \Mrs Nancy Park, Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moore, Guetph, Mrs. Anne Moore. Toronto, Mrs. Wm. A. Patrick, Edmonton, Alta., Margaret Patrick, Willowdale, Erma Broadfoot, Kitchener, Mrs. Bowers, Markham, Dr. Joan Bowers, Toronto. Mrs. Donald Andrews, Clinton, Mr. Murray Cardiff, Brussels, Dr. and MRs. J. Robt.. MacKenzie. Sarnia, Dr. Donald MacKenzie, Toronto, Mrs. Roy Davies, Stratford, Oral McMillan, Stratford, Mrs. Coulter, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Waldie. Walkerton, Mrs. Eileen Langley. Stratford, Miss Mary Smith, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mott, Cookstown, Mrs. Audrey Couroy, Stratford, Mrs. Mabel Moir Cookstown, Mr. Wm. Nichols, Mitchell, Mrs. Grace Farquar, Exeter. Mrs. Roy Patrick, Walton, Mr.,Andrew Patrick, Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Vanderzwaag, Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Martin, Minnedosa, Man. and Mr. and Mrs. Howie Rodgers of Beaver, Man. sited their cousins here at Elmer and Ethel Dennis' home. Orville Oke is a patient in University Hospital, ndon, where he is reported to be improving. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilkinson of Vancou er Island. B.C. are visiting her brother Joseph T. Hugill and Mrs. Hugill in Harpurhey. Former Stratford residents they moved to the west coast two years ago and this is their first trip back to Ontario. A number of local people were proud members of a graduation audience in Holland recently when Rev. John Van Den Hengel received his doctorate in theology. Rev. Van Den Hengel graduated Sept, 15 from the Katholieke Universiteit in Nijmegen, Holland and is presently teaching at St. Paul's University in Ottawa. Guests at the graduation included three of his brothers. Jack and wife Mary Anne from Owen Sound; Tony and wife M ary from R.R.. 5, Seaforth and Bill of Calgary. Alberta aid John's sister Rose, and her husband Piet Loomans of Seaforth. While the Canadian members of the family were in Holland, a reunion of Canadian and Dutch Van Den Hengcl•Boersen family was held. It was attended by 200 aunts, uncles and first cousins. Seaforth Manor Nursing Home gets mention on the front page of the latest issue of Ontario Nursing Homes. The Manor's special olympics to raise funds for the heart Jamboree, with help from Seaforth Public School students, is reported. A former moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, died recently in University Hospital, London. Rev, Dr. Hugh Davidson of Listowel was a nephew of the late Mrs, Merton Reid of Seaforth, OPEN RECEPTION For RAY MeNICHOL And LINDA MATTHEWS Saturday, October 9'82 9 PM BRUSSELS A WINNER—Out of the hundreds of questionaires completed by Expositor readers, one from Ben Driscoll, 12 of RR4 Walton was drawn as winner of an AM/FM stereo clock radio. Here editor Susan White, left, gives him his prize. A student at SPS, he's the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Driscoll. Ben won another fall fair prize too - the Seaforth Agricultural Society's pony. (Photo by WassInk) Attempted Sebringyille OPP have charged a Dashwood area man with attempted murder in connection with a stabbing incident, at R.R. I, Hensall, just seven kilometres east of Hensall on Friday night. Charged with attempted mur- der is Roy Allen Becker, 28, of R.R. I, Dashwood. According to an OPP spok- esman, the Sebringville de- tachment was alerted by officials at South Huron Hos- pital in Exeter on Friday night at approximately 11:45 p.m., after they treated Randolph D. Redmond, 28, of Huron Park for multiple stab wounds. Police arrested and charg- ed Mr. Becker. shortly after Happy Birthday Sandra Mclnally, 9 years old, October 5. Brent Pepper, 4 years old, October 12. rder the incident. Mr. Redmond was transferred to University Hospital in London where he . is listed in satisfactory and stable condition. DANCE to the COUNTRY COMPANIONS at the HENSALL COMMUNITY CENTRE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 Sponsored by the SEAFORTH JUNIOR FARMERS The Family Of Claire &. Cope ECKERT wishes to Invite RELATIVES, FRIENDS & NEIGHBOURS to their parents' 40th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY RECEPTION on Friday, Oct. 15 at ECKERLEA ACRES R.R. 1, Seaforth Dancing 9 to 1 to IAN WILBEES ORCHESTRA Best wishes only, please! L_ NIGHT SCHOOL Register by calling Seaforth Rec. Office 527-0882 Ceramics Tuesdays: 7 - 9 p.m. 9 - 11 p.m. '25.00 for 10 weeks Classes Start Tuesday, October 12 • • • • • • • • • • • Si • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • WED, •THURS. LAST 2 DAYS AT 8:00 P.M. ire t CDDERICH R1 0/MUSSION At. 4 • MOW 5245U1 SOX Of0 Cf OPENS AT 7.00 P FRI.-SAT. 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