The Huron Expositor, 1979-12-06, Page 7*
• THE EXCITING LIFE OF A• FIREMAN Ch i
r s-
topher • Storey, •who toured the Seaforth fire
station with. his mother and children from the
• .Seaforth Co -Op Nursery, discovers what it's like
riding on the back of the truck. (Expositor photo)
ONE, TWO, THREE—Karen Nigh, Bonnie
Patin and Tyler People discovered the ins and
outs of the Seaforth fire trucks during their visit
to the local station last week with the Seaforth
Co -Op Nursery, • (Expositor photo)
The tiorthsido UCW
Annual meeting Was held in
the Church social room Nov.
27th. President Mrs. Helen
MacKenzie °Pe/led the meet-
ing. Unit 5 was in charge of
devotions. Mrs. Margaret.
Sallows gave a reading,
"Take Time." The scriPture
•was read by Mrs. Jane
Manner, Mrs, Thelma Bode
gave a reading entitled
„
HOtonvfew
•
"Cancelled •Prayeer
•, Mrs. Grace Scot 'offered
prayer to renletilbtance. nr
AtelnherSwho passed sway
itlittittg the past year .401 a
moment of silence was ob
served. •
, Mrs. J. Turnbull totti 01
her visit to Baie•Nert New-
foundland Mission :Hospital.
They have five doctors and
look after 16 outposts she.
msa
rear .of tteMs
needed at the bospital. The
DCW Will send' SI00.00 to the
hosPitnl. 1
Each committee gave their
annual report. The following
people were elected for 1,989;
Honorary Pres- Mrs:,
Yvonne Vanslyke; pot pres.
- MrsHelen Wilbee;.otes. -
Mrs. Helen MagfCenale;
Assistant to pres.
Surprise. pc.rt'
A surprise party was held
for Doug Crich who has left
to live in Toronto. Mrs. Elsie
Henderson planned an im-
promptu programme and
lunch was provided by Elsie
and Sarah Carter. Doug was
presented With a pen &
pencil set as a parting gift, in
recognition of his faithful
service for the past ten years.
A. sing song followed, and
the evening was enjoyed' by
all.
Saturday morning Mrs.
John MacDougall of Blyth,
very graciously came to
Huronview and gave a piano
recital.. This was much
appreciated by the residents,
and gave them a chance to
hear some very fine music, If
weather permits, Mrs.. Mac-
Dougall plans on coming
back to play.
At the church service on
Sunday morning, the choir
sang "He lovingly guards
every footstep", Mrs. Hend-
erson was at the organ.
Mts. Luther held a sorvice
on Sunday evening, and the
choir again contributed to the
Progranime, with Mrs, Hen-
derson playing the piano and
Mr, Cecil Skinner playing his
'violin.
• Mrs, Elsie Henderson, Jim
Ruddock, and Cecil Skinner
provided the. music for Old
Tyme Music on Monday
afternoon, A Christmas din-
ner was served, on Wednes-
day to 24 residents who work
for the craft room throughout
the year. - After everyone
could eat no more, guests
entertained themselves with
a variety -:programme. This
was their way of showing
their appreciation to these
hard working residents, who
do SO much in their own quiet
ways.
• Ed Stiles provided the
organ music in the chapel .on
Thursday afternoon.
Two of our blind residents
attended the annualChrist-
mas dinner at the Ontario •
PLAYING FIREMAN—Brad Ribey, a student at
• Seaforth Co -Op Nursery, pretends he's a
fireman behind, the wheel of the truck, tinder
the tutelage of Seaforth fire chief Harry Hak
• during the school's tour of the fire station last
• week. • (Expositor photo)
Saturday, Dec,
anied by staff.
1st, accomp-
Marian Gordon; Co. rst Vee
Pres. - Mrs- Joan CamPheit
Mrs, Marg Sallows„ $0e,
MP. HelenThompson;
Treasurer - MM. Jane Gold-
ing; ass't to treas. - Mrs.
Ruth Cluff; leadership
development convenor Mrs,
UlJian Malaniuk.
World Outreach coniMlt,
tee• Mrs. Grace Broadfoot
and Mrs. Evelyn Brown;
Literature & Communi-
cations . Mrs, Violet Broad -
foot; Christian Development
- Mrs. Yvonne Vanslyke;
Church in Society Mrs.
Laura Stewart; Stewartship
& Finance Committee - Mrs.
Greta McKercher, Mrs.
Grace Jas. M. Scott, Mrs.
Grace Corbett,
Foster Children Convenor
Mrs, Elva Ellis; Manse
•
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TRI -TOWN BOOKKEEPING
AND COMPUTER SERVICE
cordially invites you
to attend
• A DEMONSTRATION OF
OUR COMPUTERIZED
BOOKKEEPING:SERVICE
unts receivable, accounts payable billing,
•
inventory control, cash flow. budgeting,
• financial statements) ..
• 52 17.1tiron. Street
• Pinton,:gritSno•
CO Y DEC 13.
•
9 a.m to 5 p.m. 7 p.m, to 10 p.m. ,
Robert Paling 482-3524 Lawrence Beane
• .This Christmas Give
GAGE
:THE GIFT OFA LIFETIME AT .
DISCOUNT PRICES
• FOR HER.... •
Slz popular sizes as Bitted below lit champagne 9
tan, chocolate, rust and blue. •
Beauty Bags .
Junior Tote bags: .
Del uke Tote bags
Week -ender . . . . ;
•Jr. F'ultrnan size. . .
Jr. Rittman' on wheels
• Less 10%
. . . . . . . .37.00
. . . 45.00
. . 50.00
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FOR HIM....
Ught brown, dm& chocolate, luggage tan,
• burgundy In the following sizes:
Tote Bags. . . . _ . . . . 19.50 to 27.50
Week -enders . . ; „ . . . . 45.00 to 65.00
2 Suiters .;. . . . 49.50 to 59.50
2Suiterson Wheel's . . 55.00 to 85.00
• Attache Cases` . . 22.50 to 35.00
• Swede Fibre .. . , . 19.50
Flight Bags . .35.00
The abovipricas are all at 1O% off
• Regular Prices
Repeat of a Former Sell -Out
POPULAR VELVET BLAZERS
'ChooSe from Emerald Green, Black, Mid brown, Chocolate and
Burgundy in these glainOrOuS Blazers by Sport Ease and Koret
of CalifOrn la.
Styled in notch lapetWith patch top
in One and ttli"' bUtton mod" eigi
sizes 8 to 42. Fteguiat 70,00 to 90.00. •
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 65.00 & 15.00
1:
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMIKR 1, We
'eommittee' Mrs. AndreY
McLlwaillp Mrs.,Betty, Hulley
Mrs. Jane Rimmer; Card
COnvenor Mrs, Annie Allan
Social Committee - Mrs,
Shirley Snell, Mrs. Doreen
Kelly; kitchen committee -
Mrs, Sara Elliott, Mrs. Betty
Walker; Silver committee
Mrs, Lavina Wheatley, Mrs.
Annie Allan.
Communion committee
Mrs. Marjorie Phillips, Mrs.
Pat Bennett; Flower con..
venor - Mrs. Margaret
McCowan; Nursery School
Committee - Mrs. Joyce
Ribey, Mrs. Ruth Townsend,,
Pianist Mrs, Margaret
Whitmore; Representatives
on Christian Education
Committee - Mrs- Marion,
Turnbull, Mrs. Wilma Oke,
Mrs. Jane Vincent; Rep. to
Official Board - Mrs. Thelma
D -r to Committee of
Stewarts - Mrs, Wen 1.1CW Christmas pot Wit is to
be held on Tues. 'NC. 4th at
Rev, • James Vanslyke, in. 6:30 p.m.
ducted the officers,. The
Seniors win
•
at bawling
Senior Citizens weekly
high bowlers were: ladies
high - Winn Murphy; second
Rachael Reihl; men's high -
Bert Walters: second -
CharlOS Murphy; winning
lane - Grace Pepper, Bert:
Walters, Charles Murphy
and Wilmer Cahill.
Wins afghan
At the fast Grand Bazaar
of the Rebekah Lodge, prize
winners were: afghan -
Charlie Malcollit and pillow -
Steve Schroeder, Winthrop*
111E OltIALS
• ABLISHED
OVER 50 YEARS
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Ohnon-Seaforth
AreaRePreeentatIve
MICHAEL
FALCONER
. 153 High Street
• Clinton,
• 482-9441
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