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The Huron Expositor, 1989-12-06, Page 22THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 6, 1989 — 19A Seaforth Legion to continue dart league The Seaforth Legion would like to convey its congratulations to the committee in charge of the recent Santa Claus parade. For a small centre such as Seaforth and the surrounding municipalities it was an effort second to none. President Mel would also like to thank John Lansink and his committee kr the float that the Legion entered, which won a first for organiza- tions such as ours. The first half of the parade was put on video, if anybody wishes a copy please phone 5274787. Darts got a start for the first time Satur- day afternoon with quite a few players. It was decided there is enough interest to continue this league. Saturday, December 16 would be the first full competition. There are two teams of feu entered in the team darts to be held in Brussels this Saturday, December 9. Zone Cribbage for the Affiliate members will be held this Saturday. Anyone wishing to play nlease let Gwen Harburn know to - LEGION NEWS by Gordon Scott day or sign on the list provided on the bulletin board. The Pot Luck supper held last Saturday evening was enjoyed by everyone there. Though not as well attended as had been hoped for it was made up for by its quali- ty. Five tables of euchre were in play later. The turkey bingos are going over well with one more chance to win a turkey next Tuesday at 7:30 pm. This Saturday will be the last date for members and their guests to pick up their New Year's Eve dance tickets before be - Lawn bowling club holds November social The November Social of the Seaforth McCluskie (played as man). Bridge prizes Lawn Bowling Club and Associates was went to Gordon Scott high score and Dave held at the Orange Hall Tuesday, Cornish low score. November 28 with 44 members present. Edna Bell presided in the absence of Hostess were Thelma Dale, Jean Simpson, President Jack Muir. It was decided to Thelma Pryce and Edna Bell. have the next social December 19 and Ten tables of euchre and one of bridge hostess will be Isabel Hunt, Mary were in play. Euchre prizes were—Ladies McMillan, Rose Ryan and Ida Diehl. high - Jessie Hillen; Ladies lone bands - Members were saddened with the death Agnes Eyre; Ladies consolation - Dorothy of Gladys Wright, an associate member. Townsend; Men's high - Stan Huien; Men's Memo—Would all associate members lone hands - Grace Broadfoot ( played as please try to have their dues paid by the man): Men's consolation - Dorothy end of December. Thanks. • Christmas . from page 2A is December are not a common sight in Seaforth or any other place in Western On- tario, as far as that is concerned. But this year ,must be an exception. Mr. Sol Williams brought into the Expositor office on Friday a number of cornflowers picked in his garden that morning, and they were just as blue and fresh as they would have been in the summer months. A county court jury in Goderich return- ed a verdict finding William Addison, Hullett Township, had on occasions during the past two years slandered his nieghbour and life-long friend, James Medd. be refer- ring to him as a "cattle thief" and "rob- ber". The verdict awarded Mr. Medd $108 of the $500 damages asked. A new feature for this Christmas is the decoration on the top of the Town Hall tower. Strings of coloured lights run from the top of the flag pole to the deck of the tower and are readily visible for miles. Harry Bolton and Andrew Calder, who erected the lights, did the job before an audience that comprised about everybody as they clambered up the flag pole 125 feet above the street. DECEMBER 10, 1964 Plans to lay a date stone at the new Seaforth Community Hospital were advance. - Youth ed at a meeting of the Board. The ceremony will take place at the hospital site on Sunday, December 20. Voters showed little interest in area elec- tions on Monday, when not more than 50 per cent of those eligible went to the polls. A 20 -year-old Kippen youth, Ken Gem- mell, was awarded the Elston Cardiff Citizenship Trophy at the 17th annual Huron County 441 Achievement Night at the District High School in Wingham. A total of $3,428 in cash prizes, the highest in the county history in 441 clubs, was distributed during the evening to members, along with pen and pencil sets, halters, T- shirts and even engraved hickory canes. This year, Ontario residents are asked to note the change in postage rates for the holidays: three cents for all unsealed Cltt'lstrnas cards. The first 1965 license to be sold in Seaforth was purchased Monday by Joseph McConnel, Seaforth. The first station wagon license was to Walter Pratt, and the first doctor's plates went to Dr. E..Malkus. Transistor radios were awarded to three SDHS students who were top salesmen in the school's recent subscription campaign. Patsy McGrath came first for the second year in a tofu, 'Larry Lane was second and Larry Walters, third. a from page 7A Seniors card party on November 28 were ladies, Irene Finlayson, Sadie Hoy, Men; Al Hoggarth, Clarence Volland. Ladies white card winner, Gerti Moir and lone hands; Pearl McNight. Winners of the draws were, Madelene Harburn, Pearl McNight, Mary Broadfoot, Emma Campbell, and Hilda Payne. Percy and Emma Campbell and Hilda Payne were in charge of the card party. UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug Wright lit the first Advent candle, and the Hensall United Church was beautifully decorated with peace being the setting. Jonathan Corbett read the minutes for Missions. The children's story was about Advent. The sermon title was "Messianic Expec- tations" taken from the old testament leskon Isaiah 11:1-10. Walter Spencer greeted the worshippers with Grant St. John, Murray McGregor and Gerry Drysdale as ushers. The ladies group meets Thursday after- noon at 2:30. Next Sunday, December 10 is White Gift Service and the envelopes have been sent out to all members. December 17 at 7:30 p.m. a Christmas music service will be presented by the Junior and Senior choirs. On December 24 at 7:30 p.m. there wil be a Christmas Eve Communion Service. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD Shuffleboard results for November 21 were: Walter Spencer, 344; Ethel McMur- try, 335; Eileen Dowson, 278 and Hugh McKay 273. Results on November 28 were: Dave Woodward 314, Bruce Watson 300; Ellen Coutts, 299, and Eileen Dowson 273. HENSALL HOCKEY Monday, November 27 - Hensall Pee Wees vs Zurich Pee Wees. Game played at Zurich Arena. Score- Heneall 5 Zurich 3. Scoring 1st period, Hensall, Blair Moir from Dan Taylor; Hensall, Chris McClin- chey from Dwayne Oud and Neal Atchison. Hensall - Dwayne Oud from Chris Taylor and Chris McClinchey. 2nd Period - Zurich, Dwight Gingerich, Zurich, Steven Geiger, Zurich, Dwight Gingerich. 3rd Period - Hensall, Jamie Brock"from Neal Atchison and Mark Cooper. Hensall, Rob Kobayashi from Jamie Brock. Wednesday, November 29, Hensall Pee Wees vs Brussels Pee Wees. Game played at Hensall Arena. Score Brussels 3 Hensall 0. Scoring - 1st Period, Brussels, Chris Stevenson, 3rd Period, Brussels, Brett Clarkson. Brussels, Randy Beverman. Shawn Lovell and Lance Weiss played an outstanding game in goal. =Call 527-0240 with Christmas news tips ing opened up for non-members. According to the Bar Steward the tickets are going very well so please don't put off getting yours early. We don't want members be- ing disappointed. Don't forget the stag euchre tonight at 8 pm and cribbage on Monday nights at 8 Pm - The Children's Christmas party is December 17 at 2 • pm. Barbara could use more talent for the program, please call 527-1787 for information. The Executive meeting this month is on December 14 at 8 pm and the monthly meeting for members is Thursday, December 21. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. Bar roster - December 13, J. McLeod; December 14, W. Pinder; December 18, K. Swan; December 19, T. Craig, and December 20, G. Osborn. FESTIVE SEASON FEATURES Specials to Effect Thursday, Friday Saturday - While Supplies Last SOFT DINNER ROLLS WHITE OR BROWN DOZ. DELICIOUS - 8 INCH Apple Pie WEDDINGS 0 OLD FASHIONED — PKG. 6 Date Squares 4 TASTY — PKG. 6 Sutter Tarts Carrot Muffins 6 FOR BAKERS SPECIAL - 587 G. WHITE BREAD Tasty -Nu Store Only A Wide Variety Of Canadian Imported °c� ° CHEESES Fresh Off The Block MARBLE CHEESE LB. 3 o 7 - MILD OR SPICED GOUDA LB. c *Cheese Plates •Cheese Glft Baskets *Christmas Candles, Cookies, Nuts, Etc., Etc. •Deluxe Light or Dark Christmas Cake GINETTES RESTAURANT THOMPSON-STRYKER Tanya Thompson and Dan Stryker were married Saturday, October 14, 1989 at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church in Wiarton. The bride is the daughter of Aus and Marl Thompson of Wiarton and the groom is the son of Kurt and Carrie Stryker of Seaforth. Matron of honor was Leanne Paton and best man was Jeffery Slaght. Bridesmaids were Deb Datema, Jennifer Smith, Trudy Morrissey and Joanne Kavelman. Ushers were Wayne Datema, Rob Smith, Glen Thompson and Jeff Hill. Friends and relatives attended from Seaforth, London, Kitchener, Goderich, Chicago and Holland. Following a honeymoon to the southern states, the happy couple took up residence in Seaforth. SEAFORTH'S FAMILY RESTAURANT; FISH & CHIP DINNER Includes Coffee or Tea and Dessert A99 SUNDAY, DEC. 10 5:00 - 7:00 P.M. 1 *Doily Luncheon Specials *Merlon! Under LLBO *Seniors 15% off MON.-SAT. 6:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. SUN, 7:00 A.M.-7 P.M. 4 ANDERSON - Jane is happy to announce the birth of her son Andrew Eric. Drew was born November 26, 1989 at St. Joseph's Hospital and weighed 9 lbs., 4 and a half ozs. Proud grandparents are Mar- jorie and Eric Anderson of Londesboro. BEDARD - Gary and Debbie are proud to announce the arrival of their first child, Bryan William, born on November 26, 1989 at the Seaforth Community Hospital, and weighing 9 lbs., 1 oz. Proud grandparents are Jack and Bonnie Bedard and Brian and Dorothy Barry of Seaforth. HENDERSON - Don and Susan are pleas- ed to announce the safe arrival of their daughter Ashton Elizabeth, born on November 30, 1989 and weighing 7 lbs., 8.5 ozs. A little sister for Robert. Proud grand- parents are Gerald and Blanche Moir of Egmondville and John and Pearl Hender- son of Sauble Beach. LUBBERS - With thanksgiving to God, George and Jo -Anne Lubbers announce the birth of their daughter, Stephanie Ann, born on November 27, 1989 at the Seaforth Community Hospital. A sister for Bradley and Jessica. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lubbers of Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Salverda of Clinton. RYAN - Greg and Laurie are proud to an- nounce the safe arrival of their daughter, Emily Ann, born November 23 at Clinton Public Hospital. Proud grandparents are Eric and Arlene McIntosh of Seaforth and Maurice and Jean Ryan of Dublin. Great grandmothers are Lillian Pepper and Mary Kay Ryan. 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