The Huron Expositor, 1995-11-29, Page 63 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, November 29, 1998
Horticulture society gives life memberships
The Seaforth and District
Horticultural Society met at
Northside United Church on
Wednesday, Nov. 8 for their
potluck supper and annual
meeting. Due to inclement
weather, attendance was down
a little.
After supper, Steve
Hildebrand of Hildebrand
Flowers demonstrated
Christmas floral arrangements
and generously donated two
of these as door prizes.
• Two long-time members of
the society, Ruth
Beuttenmiller and Mary
McLeod were presented with
life memberships in the
society.
President Helen
McNaughton presented this
year's service certificate and
trophy to incoming president
Eleanor Horst. Nancy Kale
presented a president's pin to
Eleanor and a past president's
pin to Helen McNaughton, as
well as a gift certificate as a
token of thanks for her
service as president for the
past four years.
The new executive of the
society are as follows:
President, Eleanor Horst;
Secretary, Olave Little;
Treasurer, Dilys Finnigan;
District Rep., Corry Klaver.
The positions of 1st and 2nd
vice-president remain open at
this time.
Parish children receive first Communion
Solemn Communion was'
celebrated on Sunday, Nov. 26,
Feast Day of Christ the King,
for 10 children of St.
Columban Parish, who received
their First Holy Communion
individually earlier this year.
The children are: Jamie
Cronin, Erin Flanagan, Angela
Jordan, Patrick Kale, Dianne
St. Columban
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Murray,
Katelyn
O'Reilly,
Melissa Murray,
O'Reilly, Owen
Kevin Ryan and
Jayne Van Bakel. served in the parish hall by the
Each of the children were social committee of the parish.
presented with a certificate Father Joseph Hardy cel -
from Father J. Hardy and ebrated the American Thfinks-
rosaries by Anne Marie giving last week with his rcla-
Maloney from the Catholic tives in Chicago.
Women's League of St. Bill and Faye Albert are back
Columban. from Kamloops, B.C. where
Following Mass a pancake they visited with their daughter
and sausage breakfast was Linda and family.
Auxiliary gets report on annual convention
The Seaforth Hospital
Auxiliary November meeting
was held recently in
Conference Room 2 at
Seaforth Community Hospital.
President Margaret M. Lee
welcomed everyone and
opened the meeting with a
poem 'A thought for today'
and recited the Auxiliary
prayer.
Reports were approved as
read. President Lee read the
correspondence and a thank
you from Bill Thibert, CEO,
thanking the Auxiliary for the
purchase of an emergency
stretcher and a thank you
Post Office
Canada Post will be saying
'thanks' to their customers at
the Hensall Post Office with a
Customer Appreciation Day,
Dec. 14. Children will be
interested to know they can
drop off their letters to Santa
Claus at the Hensall Post
Office. Santa's address is:
Santa Claus, North Pole,
HOH OHO, Canada. To
ensure a speedy reply
children should include their
name and return address on
both letter and envelope.
Children living on a rural
route should include their
parent's name.
The Boy Scouts will be
selling Christmas trees at Ken
Clarke's house at 108 Queen
St. Pine, spruce and balsam
are available at $20 each.
Communion will be
observed at Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Dec. 3.
P.C.W. of Carmel church
will meet at 7 pm, Dec. 4.
This will be their pot luck
dinner.
,Hospital
,Auxiliary
from Lois Churchward on
winning the grocery basket.
Susan Dick gave the final
procedures for the Tree of
Lights Program.
Margaret Smale gave the
bazaar report which proved
successful. Gross proceeds
were $557. Margaret thanked
everyone for their generous
support of this project.
Plans were made for the
Christmas meeting with a
social at 6 pm and potluck
supper at 6:30 pm on Dec. 12
in Conference Doom 2.
Reports were given on the
HAAO Convention held at
the Royal York and Metro
Toronto Convention Centre
Nov. 6-8.
President Lee gave the
HAAO annual meeting report.
The guest speaker was Jeff
Mowatt - How to work with
just about anybody, co-
workers, patients, and people'
with attitudes, and team -work
within our Auxiliary.
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Hensall
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Hensall and District
Horticulture Society met last
Monday for its Christmas
meeting. A potluck supper
was enjoyed followed by
Susan Hartman relating just
what the local library has to
interest gardeners. Susan was
thanked by Liz Sangster. Ann
Overweel, president, chaired
the meeting for a short
business session. Six lucky
people went home with a
Christmas plant.
Communion was celebrated
at Hensall United Church.
Rev. Henry Annen's message
was `Christ the King'. The
children's special story was
'A Shoe Box Gift'.
You, your family, and
friends are invited to join us
at the 10th Annual Christmas
Tree -Lighting Ceremony on
Sunday, Dec. 3 at 6:30 pm at
the Village Hall. Outside
enjoy the village welcome,
spiritual message, festive
song, Santa's arrival and the
tasty hot dogs, hot chocolate
and coffee.
At 7:15 pm Santa, with the
assistance of the Hensall
Volunteer Firemen, will lead
those wishing to go skating to
the arena. This skating from
7:30 - 8:20 pm is free and is
brought to you by the Hensall
Economic Development
Committee.
""Admission to events is free
but participants are asked to
bring a donation of toys or a
non-perishable food item for
the Huron County Christmas
Bureau.
Bushel Basket of Huron
County Bounty raffle tickets
will be available at the Tree -
Lighting Festivities with the
draw being made on Dec. 11.
Proceeds go to the Huron
County Christmas Bureau.
Organizations have get-together
Town and Country
Homemakers Seaforth and
Area Dining Out held another
enjoyable meal and happy
get-together .at Seaforth and
District Community Centre on
Nov. 16. After a super meal
catered to by Marjorie
Anderson and helpers, we
heard a very informative
presentation by Kim McIntyre
of the Canadian Hearing
Society. She discussed
common hearing problems of
seniors and gave practical
solutions.
A reminder of the
December Dinner and
Christmas Celebration on
Thursday, Dec. 21. We are
looking forward to a mini
Christmas concert presented
by students from Seaforth
Public School. Anyone
wishing to attend, phone
Johanna Verbeme 527-0265
by noon, Monday, Dec. 18.
Good eggs can hatch or go bad
The Seaforth Women's
Institute held its Nov. 14
meeting at the home of
Gladys Doig. President Olive
Papple welcomed everybody.
Roll call was answered by
13 members. Minutes of the
last meeting were given by
Helen MacKenzie. Helen
gave the treasurer's report.
Rally reports were given by
Marjorie Rock and Gladys
Doig. Convention report was
given by Olive Papple. Olive
also gave a report on the
district board meeting.
Donations were given to the
Santa Claus Parade and the
Christmas Bureau. We will
Seaforth
Legion
by' Barbara Scott
Stag euchre
There is a stag euchre
tonight (Wed. Nov. 29). Play
starts at 8 pm.
Tickets fo'r the New Year's
Dance are now on sale at the
branch. There arc a limited
number of tickets on sale.
Monday cribbage has
started and everyone is
welcome to play. This starts
at 8 pm.
At the going down of the
sun and in the morning we
will remember them.
Women's
Institute
have the booth at the fall fair
in Oct. 1996.
The meeting was turned
over to Marion Gordon and
Betty Hulley. Marion gave
the motto; 'You can't go on
being a good egg. You must
hatch or go bad.' Betty
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Hulley had two contests.
Prizes were won by Jean
Keys, Kay O'Rourke, Doris
Hugill and Clarissa Stewart.
Lunch was served by Kay
O'Rourke, Mary Nolan and
Doris Hugill. Birthday cake
and ice cream was served to
celebrate Gladys Doig's
birthday.
The next meeting is Dec.
12, potluck supper. Bring
your own dishes and cutlery.
Bring a friend with you.
Marg Smale gave the report
on Amalgamation - What
happens to the Auxiliary -
chaired by Andrea Porter with
a panel consisting of CEO
and Auxiliary members.
Marilyn MacKenzie gave
the presentation, 'Working
smarter and a different look
at time management.'
Treasurer and President's
presentation was given by
Audrey Lemmon. The ladies
were thanked for their
interesting reports.
Sympathy
extended
Deepest sympathy of the
community is extended to
Harry and Mary Deloyer and
family on the death of Mary's
mother, Johanna (nee
Meulendyks) Snyders, who
passed away at St. Joseph's
Health Centre, London, on
Monday, Nov. 13.
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