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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-12-14, Page 5STUDENTS')of the Seaforth and di'slrict pre-echotlp+arning centre were dressed up for the Sant Claus parade. The parade was held Saturday under sunny shies, Over 30 floats and three bands were featured. Santa handed ,out candy canes to bright-eyed youngsters following the parade. Staffawomen learn .to MKS. #OHNTEMPLEMAN 345-2346 A 'large gathering of ladies attended the annual and Christmas meeting of the Cromarty Ladies Aid. held in the decorated basement of the church on Monday evening Dec. 5. Special guest for the evening was Steve Hildebrand. Seaforth, who demonstrated the art of creating beautiful floral and evergreen arrangements for the holiday season. Steve donated a corsage and arrangement to Mrs. Robert Laing and Mrs. Clifton Miller. Jean Carey presided and devotions were taken by Mrs. Tom Scntt. Officers for 1984 . are: President, Jean Carey; 1st Vice President. Mrs. Jim Miller Hib rt Township wet . polluted,.J- 'Hibbert township council has a minor pollution problem right in their own back yard. Tests taken during Nov. show the well, which serves the township hall, had a fecal content reading of 4-2 while a second test, taken two weeks later, showed the contamin- ation level at 2-2- ' In his report to the council, Hibbert clerk Charles Fnend, said the major problem with the well is not enough water is used. Mr. Friend added that although the ministry is not pleased with the readings there is no immediate problem with the well. During the discussion of the methods which could be used Mr. Friend said one of the inetht811 would be:to open the ,rein aiwi pour javex ki''rb the' Water. - The well, which is closed with concrete lid and is covered with earth, is shallow and •runoff contributed to the problems with the water. After further discussion of the problem. it was decided by the council to have the township clerk get information and prices on ultra violet purifying system for the well. ake floral arrangements 2nd Vice Presiden rs. Philip James; Secretary. Mrs. Tom Scop; Assistant Secre- tary. Mrs. Eldon Allen; Treasurer, Mrs. John Miller; Assistant Treasurer, Mrs. Charles Douglas; Pianist, Jean Carey; Flower com- mittee, Mrs. Carter. Kerslake and Mrs. Clifton Miller, In memoriam flower commit- tee. Mrs. Calder McKaig and Mrs. Jim Miller; Cards, Mrs. John Templeman; Shut in boxes, Hazel Harburn, Mrs. Eldon Allen, Mrs. Calder McKaig, Mrs. Tom Scott; Work committee. Mrs- Mervin Dow, . Mrs. Tom Scott, Mrs. Jim Miller, Mrs: Robert Laing; Representative to managers board, Mrs. Tom Scott; Auditors, Mrs./Glen Elliott and Mrs. Craig Kerslake. Members of Staffa Women's Institute enjoyed a Christmas dinner served by the Glen Gourie Women's Institute on Tuesday Dec. 6 in the, Township Hall. Special guest, M`rs. Craig Kerslake demon- strated how to construct a cone and nut wreath - It was decided to have secret pals for 1984 and to contact the Riverside Nursing Home regarding what the W.I. could do for them. The dessert euchre which was planned for Feb. 14 has been changed until March 12 in the Township hall. Robert McCaughey is a patient in $eaforth Community Hospital. S. THE CHAIRMAN and vicechairman of the Huron -Perth Separate School Board remain the same for the coming year. Michael Moriarty (lett) of RR2 Bayfield was named vice-chairman, while Ron Murray of RR2 Dublin will sit for his third term as chairman. CO.OP .:.in appreciation of your patronage over the past year, and to celebrate the Hensall District Co-op Inc. merger with the Seaforth Farmers' Co-op we are holding a MEMBER , BONUS A y THURSDAY, DEtEMBER 15 9 - 5:30 1 0 0 O OFF all regular prices EXTRA SAVINGS ON OTHER SELECTED ITEMS FREE & DONUTS • DOOR PRIZES SEAFORTH FARMERS' CO-OP Thanks you! IIENSALL DISTRICT CO-OP INC. .. 'm RAILWAY ST. SEAFORTH 527-0770 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 14, 1503 -- A5 Couple celebrate 5Oth ,50thanniVersary Mirnt A�ttYAPI were Mr. and Mrs. BillMcMilan of Se faith. 345.1428 Mr., and Mrs." Wilbert Maloney of R.R.4, On Friday, Dec, 2, Mr- and Mrs- Joe Seaforth and Mrs' Mary Moylan of St. Moylan of Waterloo celebrated their SOth Cd weddingannivetsat�tn Mrs. Moylan was the Moylan has sauce returned to Santa former Mary O'Sullivan and both were from Domingo to resume his duties. the St. Columban area.Mr. and M«. Chtron^► Ryan and Mark Mr. and Mrs. Moylan were married at St. James R.C. Church in Toronto on Dec. 2, 1933. Ttittir attendants were Mrs. Joe Liss' (Annie Feeney) and the late John Moylan. The celebration began with a special mass offered by Father Frank Moylan at -St. Louis R.C. Church, Waterloo. During the Mass the Moylans exchanged rings and renewed their vows. Following mass about 26 guests went to the Cygnus Tavern in Kitchener for dinner and a social gathering. Mr. and Mrs. Moylan have a family of two children, Denise, Mrs. Bill Weiler and Kenneth, both of Kitchener and three grandchildren. Attending the celebration from this area attended the bsptlimal ceremony for David Evan Ryan, son of Don and Brenda Ryan, at Sacred Heart R,C. Church in Delaware on Sunday, Dec. 11. The godparents were Sandra Carruthers of Toronto and Mark Ryan of St. Columban. Dublin ladies celebrate St. Patrick's Catholic Women League held opened the meeting with Prayer. a Christmas dinner and meeting on Monday Rear. J.J. Carrigan introduced the guest evenitagin the Parish Hall. A turkey and ham speaker, Monsignor Adams, Pastor of Logan dinner was served to 70 ladies. nal; Mitchell Parishes with spoke on the value St. Nicholas and his helper "Black Peter" of prayer. arrived and distributed candy and interview- He was thanked by Alice Louwagie who ed some ladies who had misbehaved during presented 'him with a gift. Mary Deloyer the year. pFather Carrigan with a Christmas Mrs, Harold Meagher, the President; present.resented SHOP teaforth T _METHLS B.I.AI presents ... . Their Annual r AUCTION ACTIQN Every transaction - $5.00 minimum gives you a $2.00 AUCTION BUCK to be used on all items at the auction. AUCTION DAY IS FRID;AY,DECEBER 16 nett McLaughlin Chev/010 Garage at 7:00 p.m. - - Viewing from 6 p.m. ' How to get Collect them from AUCTION Seoforth BI -A. BUCKS Merchonts- FREE DRAWS for ,e= unused " Auction Bucks BONUS BOOKS AUCTION CENTRE 1100 - '50 - '25 Make sure name. address and phone number is on the hack. 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Gift Certificate -Men's Dept. travel Service Voucher off Travel Arrangements & Paint 1 gal. of Aqua -Glow Paint Gas Voucher Gift Certificate Oil filter and servicing Oil filter and grease job Gift Certificate Gift Certificate Graces Seater& Sewing R. . Motors Sunoco Mac slink ' Superior EXTENDED SHOPPING HOURS: - Open 9 to 9 - - December 21, 22, 23 Open Every Wednesday Til Christmas FREE SKATING COUPONS " FOR SATURDAYS DEC. 3RD - 10TH - 17TH - 24TH 500 coupons available to Eleinentary School Chltdren 1 coupon per purchase at participating merchants BRING THE KIDS TO SEE SANTA AT THE SANTA CENTRE IN LARONE-SPIJTAL 55 Main St - SATURDAY, DEC. i7 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. SATURDAY, DEC. 24 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. FREE PARKING IN DEC. --�