HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-12-14, Page 6A6 — THE HURON, EXPOSITOR,.OBCEMBER 14, 1983
Walton native
promoted
A Walton native, and graduate of SDHS,
has been named general manager and
vice-president of a large Kitchener firm.
Wa R. McMichael's appointment to the
effective July 1, was announced by
aterloo Metal Stampings Ltd. president.
Harold Bacdman.
Mr. McMichael assumes responsibility for
-waall' 6yne is company.
Wayne is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
McMichael of Walton. He and his wife
M t live in Cambridge and have two
dau Sharon and Jill. He attended No.
7 McKillop and Seaforth District High
School. He earned his B.Sc. and M.Sc. from
the University of Waterloo. He joined the
company as manager of operations in 1978.
Waterloo Metal Stampings Ltd. is one of
Canada's leading suppliers of engined
drawer slides and•mechanical hardware for
dual purpose furniture.
School bus
Concern for the safety of a six-year-old
grade one student at Brookside Public
School , in Ashfield Township was the
overriding factor in the Huron County Board
of Education's decision to allow the child's
school bus to travel an extra 1,900 feet.
The board made the decision at its Dec. 5
meeting. but not all trustees were in
agreement.
Wayne R. McMichael
Manor residents ride\ in Sanfa
The annual staff Christmas party was held
at Seaforth Health Care Facility last
Wednesday evening with a delicious Chicken
dinner at 7 p.m..
Christmas pudding with hot sauce was the
main dessert and this had been made by the
ladies baking class as an salvation project.
It brought many favorable comments from
the staff and will be enjoyed by residents on
Christmas Day.
Following the dinner Anne Helm D.O.C.
presented gifts to the staff from administra-
tion. Staff members also had a gift exchange
from under the Christmas tree..
Euchre was then played and high scores
were held by Betty McGregor and Susan
Byrne. Most lone hand prize was won by
Glenda Murray. Consolation prizes went to
Anne Helm and Evelyn Carter.
The dining -room had been attractively
decorated in the afternoon by Dawn Riley.
Worship service was held last Wednesday
by Rev. Gordon Simmons of St. Thomas
'Anglican Church. At the close of the service
:Wayne Hedges . presented Rev. SimtLns
with a poinsettia plant in appreciation) his
services at Seaforth 'Health Care Fa •
Residents were quite proud to ride in the
Santa Claus Parade on Saturday. Madge
Remes, who is over 80 felt like a queen tri be
able to sit in the front seat of the van pia
wave at the crowds. :
Many thanks to Jackie Racho for making
the van available. Mary Finlayson llso
accompanied the residents and Wayne
Hedges rode on the Junior Farmers' float.
Next Tuesday will be the last euchre until
after the New Year with the volunteers.
Junior volunteers from Mrs. Thomas' Grade
six class are planning a special program for
the residents they work with on Tuesday
morning.
PERSONALS
Isabel Scott visited her husband Bill.
Norma Streets enjoyed a shopping trip
with Phyllis Lee.
Erle Dow went out for supper on Saturday
goes extra" distance for student
Trustee John Jewitt said that in the past
he has had similar requests for school buses
to pick up students at their driveway, but
because of board policy he hadn't brought
the requests to the board.
Busing policy allows elementary students
to walk up to a quarter of a mile to catch the
school bus and secondary school students
can walk up to a half mile.
Mr. Jewitt wondered if he should present
' to the board a list of people who have come
to him with similar requests. In the past he
has informed those making such requests of
the board's policy.
Management committee chairman Murray
Mulvey defended his committee's recom-
mendation by stating that the bus would only
be going the extra distance for three winter
Claus parade
to the home of his daughter Mabel Clark. of
Bayfield..
Mr and Mrs. J.F. Scott visited with
Plalay Ross'.
months, from December to March: Because
of re-routing which won't affect other
students, the bus will not have to turn
around on the „roadway.
At its November meeting, the board heard
from the mother of the child, Mrs. A.
Meader of Port Albert, requesting that her
daughter be picked up at the driveway
Please turn to page 7
PUPPY FOR CHRISTMAS—The congrega-
tion of the First Presbyterian Church in
Seaforth gave Rev. and Mrs. Duke a
Dachshund puppy at their Christmas concert
last weekend. (Hundertmark photo)
Gladys Ruston went Christmas shopping
with her itusiily on Saturday.
James Nolan was visited by his daughter
and grandchildren on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hernachi and family,
d Michigan visited with Patrick Ryan.
Walter Glover, Wm. Gree sides and
Clarence Taujel of Avon Lodge 41 Stratford
visited with Ross Houghton and brought him
a box of fruit and goodies.
Santa Claus visited residents on Saturday
after the parade uptown 'and gave all
residents a lovely large orange.
ObOtscry
ANNIE ALLAN
Annie M. Allan, 76, formerly of Brucefield
and of Seaforth, died Sunday, Dec. 11, 1983
at the Seaford) Community Hospital.
Surviving are her husband, Edg. ar Allan, of
Huronview, three sons, Howard, of Brace -
field, Jim, of Toronto, and Robert B.. of
Clinton, one daughter, Mary, Mrs. G.
Gloade, of Petersburg, three sisters, Mary,
Mrs. Norman Griffith, of Niagara Falls,
Katherine, Mrs. Drew Fowler, of London,
and Shirley, Mrs. Jack Duckworth, of
Goderich, one brother, James, of Clinton.
and seven grandchildren. She is predeceased
by 'Louise, Robert, Thontak and Ivan.
Funeral services were held at the Whitney-
Ribey Funeral Home on Tuesday. Dec. 13.
Interment Baird's Cemetery.
Donations to the -Canadian Cancer Society
or the Seaforth Community Hospital will be
received as expressions of sympathy.
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