Huron Expositor, 2014-11-05, Page 9Santa Claus comes to town this month
Seaforth Lions
Club news
Santa Claus is coming to Seaforth on
Friday Nov. 28 at 7 p.m.
The Santa Claus parade theme is
"Favourite Christmas Characters." Entry
information can be obtained by emailing
seaforthlionsclub@gmail.com. Dona-
tions to the Seaforth Foodbank can be
made along the parade route. Santa
Claus will meet with children after the
parade at the Legion on Main Street.
October saw the Seaforth Lions Club
membership grow by two, bringing our
membership to 20. New Lions, RickAlbre-
cht and Randy Nixon, were inducted into
the club by Vice -District Govemor Joanne
Klonikowski. We are thrilled to have these
enthusiastic new members join the largest
service club in the world.
Tickets for our 45th annual
Elimination Draw have been distributed
to the members. Tickets are still only
$60. Dianne and the Cavaliers, a well-
known band in the area, will provide the
musical entertainment. Early bird draws
will begin in January and these tickets
are great for Christmas gift giving.
Sam Henderson was the recipient of the
Seaforth Lions $100 Business Award at the
CHSS commencement ceremonies.
The Seaforth Lions picnic pavilion
was the scene of an Amazing Race
event at the recent Seaforth Commu-
nity Hospital Radiothon. Contestants
used their drawing skills to convey
messages that teammates had to guess.
There was a lot of laughter aimed at the
pictures and the guesses.
Donations of $3000 to the Seaforth
Community Hospital Radiothon, $750
to the Christmas Bureau and $930 to
other local organizations and individu-
als were approved for distribution.
St. Anne's celebrates Halloween in style
Colin Dobson,
Minister of Public Relations
October has come to a close and the
clocks have been turned back, granting
us an extra hour of wonderful sleep.
On Oct. 30, St. Anne's students were
encouraged to dress up in their Hallow-
een costumes, or wear black and orange,
and classes got to carve pumpkins. The
Halloween dance was also a great suc-
cess. Students had lots of fun dancing
together and showing their Halloween
spirit.
In other news, St. Anne's is pleased to
host our first coffee house of die year, which
will be taking place on Wednesday, Nov. 12.
Coffee house is a fun and creative way for
students to showcase their talents and
passions, as well as an opportunity for
members of the community to come take
in the live entertainment
Thanks to everyone for their support
of our Halloween for Hunger Food
Drive. We are still collecting non-per-
ishable food for our local food banks in
hopes of collecting over 2,500 items.
Congratulations to our girls' basketball
team who advance to semi -playoffs. Con-
gratulations also to our cross-country
team who competed at OFSSAA.
If you know of a student in Grade 6, 7
or 8, please invite them to our Discover
St. Anne's Open House on Tuesday, Nov.
11 from 6:45 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
We continue to hold any victims of
the shootings in Ottawa and Halifax
and their families in your prayers.
Discover St. Anne's!
Please join staff and students of
St. Anne's Catholic Secondary School
for our annual Open House.
Learn about programs and services available for the
2015 — 2016 school year. The night includes a welcoming
activity, guest speakers, and numerous workshops to choose from.
Where: St. Anne's Catholic Secondary School Cafeteria
353 Ontario St., Clinton
When: Tuesday November 1 lth, 2014
6:45 p.m. — 8:30 p.m.
We look forward to meeting you and your son/daughter.
All are welcome!
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Wednesday, November 5, 2014 • Huron Expositor 9
Whitney South, Huron Expositor
Pictured left to right; Seaforth Lions Club President John Snell, Lion Bob Beuttenmiller, Lion Randy Nixon,
Lion Rick Albrecht, Lion Stu Morton and Lions District Governor Joanne Klonikowski.
Seaforth Lions welcome new members
The Seaforth Lions Club wel-
comed two new members during
their meeting Nov. 27 at Maple-
wood Manor. Lion Randy Nixon
was sponsored by Lion Bob
Beuttenmiller, while Lion Rick
Albrecht was sponsored by Lion
Stu Morton. The pair was officially
installed by visiting Lions District
Governor Joanne Klonikowski.
Several members were also recog-
nized at the meeting for their
manyyears of service, including
Lion Bill Teall, 20 years; Lion Bill
Scott, 30 years; and Lion Bob
Beuttenmiller, 50 years.
Beuttenmiller was also presented
with a lifetime membership to the
club. Pictured left to right; Seaforth
Lions Club President John Snell,
Lion Bob Beuttenmiller, Lion
Randy Nixon, Lion Rick Albrecht,
Lion Stu Morton and Lions District
Govemor Joanne Klonikowski.
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SENIOR
KINDERGARTEN
Children 4 years old by
December 31, 2014 are
eligible for SK
in September 2015
Avon Maitland Schools
Wednesday Morning, November 5
Stephen Central Public School - Call 519-234-6302
Monday Morning, November 10
Seaforth Public School - Call 519-527-0790
Thursday Morning, November 13
Goderich Public School - Call 519-524-8972
Friday Morning, November 14
Exeter Elementary School - Call 519-235-2630
Monday Morning, November 17
Clinton Public School - Call 519-482-9424
Tuesday Morning, November 18
Howick Central Public School - Call 519-335-3566
Thursday Morning, November 20
Huron Centennial Public School - Call 519-233-3330
Friday Morning, November 21
Hullett Central Public School - Call 519-523-4201
Monday Morning, November 24
Northwoods Elementary School - Call 519-887-6601
Tuesday Morning, November 25
Maitland River Elementary School - Call 519-357-3551
Thursday Morning, November 27
Brookside Public School - Call 519-529-7900
Friday Morning, November 28
UpperTharnes Elementary School - Call 519-348-8472
JUNIOR
KINDERGARTEN
Children 3 years old by
December 31, 2014,
are eligible for JK in
September 2015
Registration
for pick
Ted Doherty
Director of Education
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Al Sygrove
Chair