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Warmest greetings and heartfelt thanks
to all of our loyal friends.
From the Residents and 'Staff
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`The 1Chrietmas.meeting of theSeaforth
Hospital Avm' tary°was preceded by a Pot
Luck Supper.
All repot°ts were read and taceepted.
A -report was given on the Annual
Bazaar field on November '27. It made a
profit of 31;200. Susan Dick and Frances
Teetero wish to thank all those who helped
in anyway and a special thank you to
MM. %Mennell for her most +artistic posters.
Two new items were introduced to the
Bneeer'this year homemade beef pies and
Christmas cake.
Liason Officer reported three new
members in the Junior Volunteer
Program—Sandra Dale, Lori Willems and
Becky Campbell.
Board Member Mrs. Shirley Dinsmore
announced that the Seaforth Community
Hospital has received its Three Year Ac-
creditation. She also thanked all those who
were involved in the setting up of the new
Gift Shop.
Poinsettias were ordered for the
Cafeteria and the Patient Lounges. A mo-
tion was made to purchase three new
pieces of equipment namely Portable Fetal
Doptone ata cost of $900, an I.V. Pump in
the Delivery Room at a cost of $2500 and
a "First Temp" Thermometer for the Bir- •
thing Room at a cost of $900.
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AUXILIARY
The• -basket of groceries netted• a {refit of
$260 and .was won by Hazel 'McNaughton.
Profit 'from the Doll -Show display was
$220.
President Marg Smale has asked that all
Annual Reports be prepared and presented
at the January meeting.
Mystery Prize whiner was Susan Dick.
Santa came to the visit the ladies with
gifts for all and a special message of
cheer. Thanks Santa.
Marion Turnball gave a special reading
of the "Night Before Christmas" and the
story behind the writing of this poem.
Margaret Smale thanked all members for
their dedication and hard work throughout
the past year and wished a Merry
Christmas to all.
The new executive for 1990 was sworn in
by Past President Frances Teatero. It con-
sist of: President, Marg Smale; 1st Vice
President & Board Member Shirley
Dinsmore; Secretary, Geraldine Wilson;
Treasurer, Suzanne Dick; Gift Shop
bazaar
Treasurer, Linda Huard; rLittson Officer for
Junior Volunteer Program and Palliative
Care and Support Service, Franees
Teatero; Gift 'Shap Committee Members,
Joan Chesney, 'Marian .feLean, Jean
'Wdbee, Joyce Lee 'Marie uegee, Marg
Beuerman, Jean 'MM
Pinder, Linda Huard,
F.H. Teatero and Shirley Dinsmore (Con-
venor); Car Carrier for Infants Pro-
gramme,Joan Chesney; Publicity; Pauline
Bennett; Lunch Committee, Marg Beuer-
man; Ways and Means Committee, Ann
Copeland;Dorothy Hays, Marg, Marion
Mennell, Suzanne Dick, Joan Chesney,
Marg -Smale, plus one; Programme
Chairne' a?n Marion Tnrnha1l Treasurer
Memorial Fund, Dorothy Hays; Mystery
Prize, Marg Beuerman; Recreation Dept.
'Representative, Margaret Marion Mennell;
Historian, Jean Pinder; Calling Committee,
Marion McLean; Membership, Joyce Lee,
Tray Favors, Elsie Dinsmore; Luella Mon-
tgomery and Dorothy Scott; Newsletter,
Pauline Bennett, Margaret Marion Mennell
and Sandra Lee; Nominating Committee,
Franees Teatero, Linda Huard, Marg
Smale and Pauline Bennett. Newspaper
Correspondent, Frances Teatero.
Merry Christmas 'and a Happy New
Year to all.
Sea -forth ,Legion has 145 at Christmas Concert
The Legion Annual Christmas concert
was held Sunday afternoon with approx-
imately 145 children anxious to see Santa
Claus. After'. the program Santa handed out
a bag of goodies to each of the kids,
aseisted by one of his 'elves.
Those taking part in the program were:
Jennifer De Jong, Tanya and Cheryl'
Franken, Karen Dillon on the piano,
Janelle Wood danced. Brett, Kent and
Mark Moffett sang accompanied by their
Grandma Mrs. Travis, Jeff Barry sang.
and Vicki and Nicholas Schellenberger also
sang as did Carly Price, Trevor Engle and
Jason Brugger, Teresa Boniface and Amy
Ford, Michelle Cook and Tina Philips,
Jenny and Michael Delvecchio, Nicole and
Michael De John, Christine' Halfpenny, and
Reagan Price. Peg Coombs led the
children in singing carols until Santa arriv-
ed. Thanks to President Mel for being the
chairman and Barbara Scott for ,organizing
the concert. Coffee and cookies were serv-
ed to the parents while Santa handed each
child a bag .of assorted nuts, fruit and can-
dy. Thanks to those who helped serve the
coffee. As Santa was leaving he said he
would be back again next year.
Comrade Al Nicholson reported at the
LEGION
NEWS
by Gordon Seott
Executive meeting the Early Bird cam-
paign ended at just•about the 110 percent
level. This figure is not official as yet
depending on Commands figure. There will
be early bird draws this Thursday at the
last meeting for 1989. Also there are a con-
siderable number of membership cards in
the Branch now so please drop, in and pick
yours up and attend the meeting Thursday
evening. at 8 pm. Owing to, the storm last
month the Zone Comander was not able to
make the trip to Seaforth to pay his of-
ficial visit, however the Deputy Zone Com-
mander Ed Pyette is paying the official_
visit this month - weather permitting. The
Lathes Auxiliary is serving a light lunch
after the meeting, •
The tickets for the New Year's Eve par-
ty are just about all gone at time of
writing and may be all gone by Wednes-
lay at time of printing. So if you still have
not got yours better ask right away.
Invitations have been sent to the dif-
ferent heads of local government in
eeeforth and the surrounding townships for
the New Year's Day Levee to be held in
the auditorium of the Branch. All members
of local organizations are cordially invited
to attend. Dress is semi -formal. Receiving
the guests will be: 1st Vice President Gor-
don De Jong, Past President Jim Watson,
and President Mel Melanson.
The Zone Bowling competition is January
20, in Wingham. Anyone wishing to play.
please put your name on the list provided
on the bulletin board. Curling is also listed
for anyone, interested. Don't forget the stag
euchre tonight. The prizes are turkeys.
President Mel would like to thank
everyone for the cooperation he's had dur-
ing this past year and would like to wish
everybody a Merry Christmas and a Hap-
py and Prosperous New Year..
At the going down of the sun and in the
morning we will remember them.
Bar Roster - December 20, G. Osborne: -
December 21, D. McAuley; December 26,
B. Barry; December .27, H. Mero:
December 28, 'L. Scott.
Queen -sway residents view themselves on video
Queenswayresidents, gathered in the sun
room to .listen to a tape .of the Hensall
United church service mn.Monday, .In the
afternoon .Cathy .B.urlow and students, and
. pianist Joyce ppeejoined.residents.for,
choir ..practise...:TJtey_:are ,:.all looking .for-
ward to their performance on December
18.
Reverend Van Essenled the worship ser-
vice Tuesday afternoon. Wednesday Fun
and Fitness and games started the day. In
the .afternoon the aroma of fresh ,baked
shortbread cookieswafted through the
halls, when baking club did their
Christmas baking. Residents :plan to enjoy
the shortbread following the prograrr.
Christmas Eve.
Thursday morning little people from the
Hensall Nursery school visited residents.
'They sang several songs and following
their :program shared lots of homemade
goodies. Instead of the usual movie Thurs-
day residents viewed • the videos, the
Christmas programs December 3 and 10.
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Everyone thought it was fun seeing
themselves on video.
St. Peters' Choir of St. Josephs sang for
residents on Friday evening. Everyone en-
joyed their music.
Coming events are: December 20 at 7
p.m. the Legion Program; December $i at
6:30 p.m. Slides of Israel with Reverend
Rodgers; and December 24 at 7 p.m.
Residents Christmas Eve Program.
CRIME STOPPERS
1-840-2651777
On August 12, 1989 a thief made off with
approximately $3000. The Exeter Town
Police and Crime Stoppers of Huron Coun-
ty, are requesting your help in solving this
theft.
The money was stolen from the Sted-
mans Store in Exeter, on August 12, 1989
between 3:30 and 4 p.m.
Missing with the money is a red money
bag.
An elderly man visiting Clinton from the
Fort Frances area had $4000 to 35000 in
cash stolen from him.
Crime Stoppers and the Clinton Police
Force are seeking the assistance of the
public to help solve this theft.
The Fort Prances man had left his car
parked in the Catholic Church parking lot
from 12 a.m. to 8 a.ui. on September 16,
1988. 'When they returned to the victim's
car • they found the back right rear window
smashed. The money .had been in a club
bag in the back seat. The estimated $4000
to $5000 was in the following denomina-
tions:.50s, 20s, .2s and le. The ones and
twos are the older type Canadian bills.
If you have any information about this
or any other crime call CRIME STOP-
PERS OF HURON COUNTY toll free at
1400265.1777 or locally at 982-3821. You will
.never be asked to identify yourself or
testify in court. If your information leads
to an .arrest you could earn up to a $1000
cash reward. Call during office hours Mon-
day to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
REMEMBER CRIME DOESN'T PAY BUT
CRIME STOPPERS DOES!!!
Call 527-0240 with news tips.
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