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The Huron Expositor, 1983-06-15, Page 10A10 -- THE: HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 15, 1983 CFQf1 .IY MUSIC RECITAL: The students of Mrs. Carol Carter A.R.C.T., A. Mus., R.M.T. performed before a large audience June 12 In First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth. Back row from left -Chris King, Stephen Ryan, Barry Turner, Debbie Dinsmore, Cheryl Regele, Shelly Winsor, Karla King, Madonna McQuaid, Anne Marie McQuaid. 3rd row -Donna Godkin, Joan Binnendyk, Joanne Carter, Estella Wilson, Janice Carter; Debbie Carter, Martha Hook, Bonnie Turner, Marianne Smith. 2nd row -Lois Binnendyk, Jennifer Huglll, Sandra O'Reilly, JIII Wheatley, Suzanne Dinsmore, Lori Faber, Linda Binnendyk, Wendy Hoelscher, Tricia Cooper, Sandy Rose, Christine Cooper, Carol Carter. 1st row -Loretta Nott, Laura Pletsch, Melanie Segeren, Peggy Ryan, Stephen Pletsch, Lisa Faber, Cathy Carter, Julie Carter. (Photo by Phillips) MAYES: Susan (MacLennan) and John are pleased to announce the birth of their son, John Colin, on May 31, 1983 at Mississauga Hospi- tal. A brother for Sara and. Adrienne. EISLER: Cathy and Gary a pounce the safe arrival of eir daughter Janette Cath- ine on June 9, 1983 in St. 's Hospital. Kitchener. A sisfec for Jonathon. Proud grandparents are Doreen and Jack Eisler and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McGonigle all of Seaforth. Your Crop Care Specialist: It's impossible to reap maximum profits from your land without taking a close look at each part of crop management. That's where our professional advice as a Certified Crop Care ('enter comes into the picture. Whether you're interested in soil testing, new crop varieties, pesticides, fertility or application programs, or a total management plan. the ('rop Care Center is at your service. Our qualified staff is consta'nUy in touch with new developments in produCls and management techniques. So anytime you're puzzled by crop management. call in a professional from the 'Crop ('are Center. We'll help you put the pieces together ... and make sure you're getting the complete picture. Your Crop Care Specialist: Crop Care Deal with Cook's - - where you can trade • with confidence. DIVISION OF GERBRO INC. Hensel) Centralia Kirkton 262-2410 228-6661 229-8986 , FORBES: Carol and Richard Forbes are pleased to an- nounce the arrival of their son, Jason Richardson, June 6, 1983 weighing 7 lbs. 11 ozs. at Stratford General Hospital. Proud grandparents are John and Barb Jewitt, Londesboro and Don and Marilyn Forbes, Clinton. P@©Pli@ On June 4, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bennewies,IPreston, hosted a reunion of 47 members from the Mr. and Mts. Edwin Bennewies family of Seaforth. Members were present from Seaforth, Mitchell, Stratford, London, Crediton,, Exeter, Egmondville and Staffa. 30 members were unable to attend and were sadly missed. Mrs. Angus MacLean and her sister Mrs. Onalee Lowrie of Lambeth spent last weekend in Oshawa attending the wedding of their nephew John Moore to Lorrie-Ann Van Deispn. John is the son of Jack Moore and Mrs. Lillian Dicks, formerly of Seaforth. Lorrie-Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Van Deisen of Napanee. 00 the -opelatoe Inwrenu,ro, • yours rrvi, BRUCE SMITH Sale's Representative Mitchell Co-op Store 130 Georgina Street Mitch@N;&.pnt. 14,(JIEKN0 Bus: 348-9975 Res: 348-9975 Use co -opera INSURANCI AND FINANCIAL SERVICES LIFE•HOME•AUTO•BUSINESS•HAIRM • Water Well DRILLING W. D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Neil 527-1737 Du rl 527-d828 Jim 527-0.775 DRYWALL KNOWN FOR HIGH QUALITY Peter Bakos Drywall COMPLETE ' DRYW ALCSF.RVICE --5F441498% I, f it's from Anstett's it says, `you're special' Pulsar Quartz Watches A perfect gift for Father's Day, or for the graduate on your list. 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Re- freshments were served and Mr. Sidney Pearson thanked those in charge. A sing song was also enjoyed with resi- dents choice of songs; Several events are planned at Seaforth Manor for the O.N.H.A. Heart Jamboree June 20 -June 26. Special Olympics will be June 21 with Junior Volunteers while on Wednesday June 22 Open House, Tea, Bake Sale and Flea Market will be held. Worship service was held on Wednesday afternoon with Mr. David McKnight of Egmondville United Church in charge Miss Eva Lambert accompanied at the piano for the hymns. ' As David is leaving the Egmondville Church in the near future this, was his farewell sermon to residents at Seaforth Manor. He had brought three beautiful red rosr:s with him which he dedicated in loving memory of the late Doris Wills who died in Seaforth Community Hospital earlier in the week a id also to all the other residents who were deceased diring his ministry. Mr. Wayne Hedges read a card of thanks to David and Miss Ila Gardner and Sid Pearson presented him with a gift on behalf of the residents, wishing him well in whatever cause he chooses. Mrs. Anne Helm, P.O.C. and Mr. Cliff Thornton, administrator join- ed residents for the service and also refreshments after. A,picpic barbecue was held on the patio on Thursday for noon lunch followed by the June resident council meet- ing held outdoors for the first time. Residents voted to have our next one outdoors also weather permitting. Happy birthday to Mr. Cornelius Rumig who cele- brated his 80th birthday on Wednesday. Joining him on Sunday for a family picnic were his wife, Mrs. C. Rumig also members of his family including: Ron, Linda and Robin Rumig of Waterloo; Carol, Bill and Kim Ransom of Kitchener; Joe and Doro- thy Yosurack of Waterloo; Mike and Carita Yosurack also of Waterloo; Carl and Dorothy, Romig of Waterloo; Rick. Sandra, Amy and Eric Geisel of Kitchener; Helen and Cluff Bolduc of Waterloo; John, Brenda, Cam and An- drew Kempel of Waterloo; Louis, Barbara, Joanne and Cheryl Rumig of Waterloo; Richard and Pat Golbeck of Waterloo; Don, Betty, Derek and Darryl Geisel of Water- loo. The family all gathered together on the lawn at Seaforth Manor for a picnic lunch with their father and grandfather Mr. C. Rumig. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mc- Clure were visited by their son and daughter Mr. Ross McClure and Mrs. Lillian Bernard, Visiting with Mr. Kelly Lamont was Miss Mary amont and Kate McCormick of Teeswater, Ont. Mr. Erle Dow was out for the day with his daughter Mrs. Mabel Clark on Friday. Mr. Ted Voogel of Grand Bend visited his wife' Ria Voogel. Mrs. Margaret Jones was visited by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas. Mrs. Lee of Hensall visited Miss Norma Streets. JOAN SILLS, Graduated on June 11 from King's College of the University of Western Ontario. She majored in Po- litical Science. Joan attended St. James' Separate School and Seaforth District High School and is the daughter of Frank Sills and the late Dinah Sills. Expositor Action Ads Ph. 527-0240 Recipe of the week HAM AND CARROT SANDWICHES 1 cup coarsely shredded carrots 1/z cup diced celery 1/2 cup mayonnaise 1 tbsp. coarsely chopped green onion 1 tsp. prepared mustard 'h pound cooked ham. sliced 4 buns Stir together carrots, celery, mayonnaise, green onion. and mustard. Roll up ham and place on each bun; top each with 3 tbsp. carrot mixture. Cover with top of bun. Makes 4 sandwiches. Toes tapping at Board of Ed meeting Toes were tapping as the young faces concentrated on the sheets of music before them and the sounds of woodwind and percussion instruments filled theHuron County Board of Education administration centre. Grade seven and eight students from the instrumental music program at Hawick Cental, Public School demonstrated their ability on instruments such as saxaphones, clarinets, flutes. trombones, trumpets, percussion drums and a baritone for the enjoyment of Board of Education trustees. The students played prior to the board's SENIOR CITIZENS' WEEK Hur nvlew ra fN''Z9NNECTION r WITH RSENIOR CITIZENS' WEEK, IS HAVING A SPECIAL DAY FOR SENIORS ON MONDAY, JUNE 20TH. FROM 1:30 P.M. TO 4:00 P.M. IN OUR NEW AUDITORIUM. YOU ARE INVITED TO COME AND MEET THE DEPARTMENT HEADS OF HURONVIEW AND MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. VARIOUS DISPLAY BOOTHS. HIGHLIGHTING THE ACTIVITIES 1N OUR HOME. WILL BE EXHIBITED. THE RESIDENT'S COUNCIL WILL ALSO HAVE A BOOTH WHERE TEA. COFFEE AND COOKIES WILL RESERVED. THE RESIDENTS OF HURONVIEW LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU. IT'S TIME TO TALK BUSINESS! 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Mr. Parsons commented that the last time he had appeared before the board was in October of last year when he requested permission from the trustees to set up an instrumental music program at Howick. Permission had been granted and the concert at the board. office showed how much the students had accomplished since October. ANNOUNCEMENT— TRAVEL AGENCY ANNA STIRLING C.A.A. Auto Club S. Travel Agency would like to Introduce you to Anna Stirling who hes recently lolned our staff at the Clinton office. We would like to Invite you to come into the office and meet Anna, who will be happy to help you with all your travel arrangements. 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Other gift ideas - quality Sheaffer or Cross pens and pen sets. 26 Main Street, South SEAFORTH 527-1720 A NSTETT JEWELLERS SEiORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS WATCHI.c JEWEL! F.RY FINE CHINA GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION All Types rel Repair,. Phone 527-0270 Manor residents hear junior choir's cantata Residents at Seaforth Manor vlere privileged on Tuesday evening to hear the Cantata "The Runaway" sung by the Junior Choir of Northside United Church un- der the direction of Mrs. Audrey McLlwain and Mrs. Margaret Whitmore accom- panist. Rev. James Vanslyke was narrator and Mr. Robertson accompanied on the clarinet. Audrey is to be complimented for the fine performance by the choir. Unit 1 were the visiting group in charge of the pro- gram with Mrs. Marion Gordon chairlady. Birthdays of the month were recognized and happy birthday sung. Also best wishes from the group to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McClure who will be cele- brating their 62nd wedding anniversary on June 29. Re- freshments were served and Mr. Sidney Pearson thanked those in charge. A sing song was also enjoyed with resi- dents choice of songs; Several events are planned at Seaforth Manor for the O.N.H.A. Heart Jamboree June 20 -June 26. Special Olympics will be June 21 with Junior Volunteers while on Wednesday June 22 Open House, Tea, Bake Sale and Flea Market will be held. Worship service was held on Wednesday afternoon with Mr. David McKnight of Egmondville United Church in charge Miss Eva Lambert accompanied at the piano for the hymns. ' As David is leaving the Egmondville Church in the near future this, was his farewell sermon to residents at Seaforth Manor. He had brought three beautiful red rosr:s with him which he dedicated in loving memory of the late Doris Wills who died in Seaforth Community Hospital earlier in the week a id also to all the other residents who were deceased diring his ministry. Mr. Wayne Hedges read a card of thanks to David and Miss Ila Gardner and Sid Pearson presented him with a gift on behalf of the residents, wishing him well in whatever cause he chooses. Mrs. Anne Helm, P.O.C. and Mr. Cliff Thornton, administrator join- ed residents for the service and also refreshments after. A,picpic barbecue was held on the patio on Thursday for noon lunch followed by the June resident council meet- ing held outdoors for the first time. Residents voted to have our next one outdoors also weather permitting. Happy birthday to Mr. Cornelius Rumig who cele- brated his 80th birthday on Wednesday. Joining him on Sunday for a family picnic were his wife, Mrs. C. Rumig also members of his family including: Ron, Linda and Robin Rumig of Waterloo; Carol, Bill and Kim Ransom of Kitchener; Joe and Doro- thy Yosurack of Waterloo; Mike and Carita Yosurack also of Waterloo; Carl and Dorothy, Romig of Waterloo; Rick. Sandra, Amy and Eric Geisel of Kitchener; Helen and Cluff Bolduc of Waterloo; John, Brenda, Cam and An- drew Kempel of Waterloo; Louis, Barbara, Joanne and Cheryl Rumig of Waterloo; Richard and Pat Golbeck of Waterloo; Don, Betty, Derek and Darryl Geisel of Water- loo. The family all gathered together on the lawn at Seaforth Manor for a picnic lunch with their father and grandfather Mr. C. Rumig. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mc- Clure were visited by their son and daughter Mr. Ross McClure and Mrs. Lillian Bernard, Visiting with Mr. Kelly Lamont was Miss Mary amont and Kate McCormick of Teeswater, Ont. Mr. Erle Dow was out for the day with his daughter Mrs. Mabel Clark on Friday. Mr. Ted Voogel of Grand Bend visited his wife' Ria Voogel. Mrs. Margaret Jones was visited by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas. Mrs. Lee of Hensall visited Miss Norma Streets. JOAN SILLS, Graduated on June 11 from King's College of the University of Western Ontario. She majored in Po- litical Science. Joan attended St. James' Separate School and Seaforth District High School and is the daughter of Frank Sills and the late Dinah Sills. Expositor Action Ads Ph. 527-0240 Recipe of the week HAM AND CARROT SANDWICHES 1 cup coarsely shredded carrots 1/z cup diced celery 1/2 cup mayonnaise 1 tbsp. coarsely chopped green onion 1 tsp. prepared mustard 'h pound cooked ham. sliced 4 buns Stir together carrots, celery, mayonnaise, green onion. and mustard. Roll up ham and place on each bun; top each with 3 tbsp. carrot mixture. Cover with top of bun. Makes 4 sandwiches. Toes tapping at Board of Ed meeting Toes were tapping as the young faces concentrated on the sheets of music before them and the sounds of woodwind and percussion instruments filled theHuron County Board of Education administration centre. Grade seven and eight students from the instrumental music program at Hawick Cental, Public School demonstrated their ability on instruments such as saxaphones, clarinets, flutes. trombones, trumpets, percussion drums and a baritone for the enjoyment of Board of Education trustees. The students played prior to the board's SENIOR CITIZENS' WEEK Hur nvlew ra fN''Z9NNECTION r WITH RSENIOR CITIZENS' WEEK, IS HAVING A SPECIAL DAY FOR SENIORS ON MONDAY, JUNE 20TH. FROM 1:30 P.M. TO 4:00 P.M. IN OUR NEW AUDITORIUM. YOU ARE INVITED TO COME AND MEET THE DEPARTMENT HEADS OF HURONVIEW AND MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. VARIOUS DISPLAY BOOTHS. HIGHLIGHTING THE ACTIVITIES 1N OUR HOME. WILL BE EXHIBITED. THE RESIDENT'S COUNCIL WILL ALSO HAVE A BOOTH WHERE TEA. COFFEE AND COOKIES WILL RESERVED. THE RESIDENTS OF HURONVIEW LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU. IT'S TIME TO TALK BUSINESS! Visit us , IN SEAFORTH, ONTARIO EVERY MQNDAY REPRESENTATIVE: BOB McCLINCHEY ere the Federal Business'Develop• ment Batik,' and we can be one of your most important resource centres. We can lend you money, or provide loan guarantees and finance an increase in your business equity. And more! We offer a brain bank of experienced people, too. Come talk business with us, about financing, counselling, management training and government assistance programs. One phone call can bring it all to you. For an advance appointment call: 271-5650 [Collect] or write: 1036 Ontario St. Stratford, Ontario Federal Business Banque fbderele Development Benk de dbveloppement Your future is our guarantee. Canada June 6 meeting. Under the direction of music teacher Phil Parsons, the orchestra played It's a Small World, Annie's Song.' A Boy Named Paul and Rock One. Mr. Parsons commented that the last time he had appeared before the board was in October of last year when he requested permission from the trustees to set up an instrumental music program at Howick. Permission had been granted and the concert at the board. office showed how much the students had accomplished since October. ANNOUNCEMENT— TRAVEL AGENCY ANNA STIRLING C.A.A. Auto Club S. Travel Agency would like to Introduce you to Anna Stirling who hes recently lolned our staff at the Clinton office. We would like to Invite you to come into the office and meet Anna, who will be happy to help you with all your travel arrangements. Come in or call us today) 7 Rattenbury Street CNntoe Memb.n and non-milshi n Welcome I- Y i