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' The members of true Seafokth Lions Club
held 0 Christmas party at ,St.
Thonias Anglican Church Special "jiftests
were the members of the Seaforth Leo Club,
A turkey dinner was served 'by the Anglican
Church Women.
Doug Elliott, liaison officer between the
Lions' Club and the Leos, spoke of the
importance of being a member of the Leo
'Club and involved with the community. He
said he would like to see more teenagers join
the club.
Hal Claus, also on liaison committee,
spoke of the value of the Leo Club
membership. He told of the education. work
being done in showing films and talks on the
alcohol -drug problem.
Lion Jerry AIIin and Irwin Johnsliii ,
liaison officer between Lioness and Lions
Club spoke of the work done to date by the
Lioness Club and hoped the club would
continue to grow in numbers.
The draw was heldoot tike y#rge toy lion _t n •
whkh the Lioness Club w, as selling tickets
and,iason Henderson, of ,R,R.1, Brufefield
was the wipner-
A itisik from Santa mss .a /11$hli {bt of the
meeting.
Seaforth WI
Seaforth Women's tnstitate met Tues.
evening Dec, 13 at the Seaforth Public
School at 6:30p.m. After a delicious pot luck
supper, a Christmas program of readings
and singing carols was enjoyed.
Euchre was played with prizes to the
winners. Ladies High -Rachel Riehl, Low -
Mrs. Sam Scott, Most Lone Hands -Mary
Ryan. Men High -J. Keys, Low -A. Pepper;
Most Lone Hands -G. MacKenzie.
An exchange of gifts was conducted by
Mrs. A: Pepper and Mrs. L. Pipe. convenors
of the program.
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The Walton Public School Christmas
concert was held on Tuesday afternoon, Dec.
13.
Paul Carroll, principal welcomed all and
wished his successor the continued support
as the new princi al at both Walton and
Seaforth schools. Mr. Carroll is'�beginning a
new job in the'New Year as superintendent
of special education in' Huron County.
The children's "The Gifts of Christmas"
program was as follows: Marcy McCall -step -
dance, Kindergarten play-"Humpty Dump-
ty's Santa", Sharon Godkin-piano solo.
Grade one play-"Tippie Taum Tewies",'
trouble in Toyland. Sandra Storey -piano
solo. Grade two -dancers. Brent Whitmore -
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CHRISTMAS HOURS
December 24 9 o.m.-6 p.m.
Closed Christmas a Sexing Day
Open Tues.. Dec. 27th 9 o.m.-9 p.m.
-violin solo. Grade two play -"Christmas is for
Giving": Susan Carter -piano solo. Grade
three play -Laura's Gift. Shawna McCall -
piano solo. Finale -"How many miles to ,
Bethlehem".
WALTON UNIT CHRISTMAS MEEUNG
The Walton Unit held their Christmas
meeting Wednesday evening, Dec. 14 when
about 30 members, guests and friends set
down to a Christmas supper in the church
basement.
Audrey Hackwell thanked all those on the
winning side of Dorothy Sholdice to those on
the losing side of Maxine Marks for making
preparation for the evening, the last meeting
this unit will have. The UCW is being
divided in two for next year instead of the
usual four groups:
Mary Humphries read Christmas read-
ings. Carols were sung accompanied by
Margery Huether as pianist. Mildred
Travrss at the piano and Phyllis Mitchell
with the, violin played several Christmas
songs, along with a duet. Berva continued
with thoughts of Christmas from the editor's
scrapbook with poems.
A gift exchange, arranged by Laura
Murray and Berva Watson was held under a
decorated table'Christmas tree.
INSTITUTE HOLDS CONCERT
The Walton Women's Institute sponsored
a community Christmas concert in the hall.
Friday evening. Dec. 16.
Institute members gave the welcoming
song. Blaine Marks played several violin
selections accompanied by pianist Marjory
Humphries. Ruth Axtmann gave an interest-
ing • reading. "Why Santa chose the
reindeer". Piano solo by Susan Carter. .�
Step dancing number by Keri and Kevin
McLIsain and Marci McCall as 'Santa and
two elves. Pam Nolan read "The
before Christmas" to the children.
Mildred Traviss and Phyllis Mitchell
played several Christmas numbers with song
m their usual manner: Brian Love recited
"The Days of Christmas" followed by
Glenda Carter playing a piano solo. Tracy
Bennett did the Hyland fling. Tim Nolan
played the electric guitar accompanied by
his mother at the piano.
A comical play by the Paw Figit family was
well acted by several local people. Heather
McGavin sang a solo, accompanied at the'
piano by her mother. e •
Margaret Craig gave an amusing reading
in form of a letter from Collingwood. South
America. Marjory Humphries conducted a
roaster drill with Mike and Mark. the Nolan
twins, Tim Nolan, Elaine Marks, Chris
Stevenson and Steven Machan taking part.
Graeme Craiein action and song sang
"I'm getting nothing for Christmas"
followed by "C is for the Christ Child" with
guitar accompaniment.
Several local people put an a comic play.
"A -lovely Day". Viola\ Kirkby gave a
reading, "The day after Christmas" pre-
ceded by Brian Love reading, "A Christmas
Gift".
Helen Craig read the Christmas Story
along with Christmas carols being sung by •
the audience.
The singiig of Jingle Bells br44ght Sant>f`_.
wlier- he treated all the children present to
candy canes.
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Monday afternoon. Wilson McCartney
and his band of music makers entertained,
with the toe -tapping style of their music. The
program consisted of old time favourites and
selections in keeping with Christmas.
What would Christmas be without little
children? Tuesday afternoon. there was a
twinkle in the eye and every heart warmed.
as the tiny tots from Co -Op Nursery School
presented their idea of Christmas. There
were reindeer, elves. snowflakes and Mr.
and Mrs. Santa Claus. These littleones,
along with their leader Sally McNichol, put
on a splendid program of Christmas songs
and exercises. Myrtle Fairservice, one of our
talented residents. joined the children and
gave one of her readings, "When All
Through the House".
We would like to thank the students from
the art class of Clinton Secondary School.
who came out to Huronview and applied
their talent. Here. they went to various areas
of the home, and painted scenes symbolic of
Christmas, on the windows that hadn't been
already one by our own girls.
The Salvation Army from Goderich. paid
their annual Christmas visit on Wednesday
evening. This is a special time of year for
these dedicated people to come to our home
with their music and gifts.
Thursday morning the auditorium was
filled, as residents came to the concert
presented by the students of Hullett Central
School: The school band under the direction
of Mr. Bruce Cookson, rendered a medley
of lively carols. The residents thoroughly
enjoyed the singing of the junior and senior
choirs under the direction of Barbara
Bosman. and accompanied' at the piano by
Bruce Cookson.
Sunday morning worship, conducted by
Reverend Pick was held in the chapel.
Scripture lessons were read from Romans
and Matthew. The choir sang an anthem and
a lovely duet was sung by Elsie Henderson
and Margaret McQueen,
In the afternoon. the auditorium was filled
as we welcomed the Seaforth Lions' Club
annual concert. There was a singsong of
traditional carols, accompanied by Margaret
Whitmore at the. piano. Seaforth Hi-Lites, a
group of local ladies under the direction of
Margaret Whitmore. sang a number of fine
old tunes. One of the pieces in particular,
sung by the group was the lovely
arrangement of 'My Wild Irish Rose'.
The McQuaid sisters of Seaforth played a
violin duet, Gounod's beautiful 'Ave Maria',
accompanied at the piano by Margaret
Whitmore. Carol Ann McQuaid, violinist,
along with her two sisters. played some
delightful numbers. Ann Marie performed
an exciting step dance routine.
To the singing of Jingle Bells,' Santa
arrived in due time to distribute his gifts.
assisted by the men of Seaforth Lions' Club.
Following this, refreshments were served.
We extend a warm welcome to Miss Grace
Addison of Clinton, and Mr. Bill Arinstrong
of Goderich, who have come to reticle at o-
Huronview•,
Christmas Bible study was held in the
chapel with Mrs. M. Prouty in charge.
(Intended for Last Week)
Huronview's Christmas concert last Sun-
day. was put on by the Seaforth Dashwood
Community Band. under the direction of
Harry Hoffman.
Miss Henderson of Presbyterian Church,
accompanied by Mrs. Elsie Henderson, sang
Silent Night. A violin solo was playesi by
Carol Ann McQuaid. As an encore number,
Carol Ann did a lively tap dance.
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