ALISHA MOSHER of Hudson was honored at a bridal shower on Sunday, October 8th held at our Saviour Lutheran Church in Hudson with 40 friends and family members in attendance. 

The tables were adorned with chocolate chip cookie mix jars at each seat that the attendees later took home. Everyone enjoyed an afternoon of games, prizes, desserts and gift opening. 

Special guests included the bride elects mother, Denise Shaddock of Grand Ledge, her future mother-in-law Mary Ann Frees and her fiancé’s grandmother, Lucille Siegel of Prattville. 

Alisha’s soon to be aunts, Joyce Sprunger, Lori Butts and Janet Frees, as well as her mother hosted the shower. They were ably assisted by Holly Clark and Sara Frees. She will marry Richard “Rich” Frees also of Hudson on November 25, 2006 at Our Saviour Lutheran Church.



BOTH THE BOYS AND GIRLS Cross-Country teams won the Hudson Booster Invitational meet held here last Saturday. Samantha Tennis (left) was the first of the Hudson Girls, finishing in seventh place. Cassie Bailey, on the right, finished eleventh overall. 
                       Photo courtesy Jeffrey Steers

REUNITED: Former Hudson Cross Country runners Chelsea Berlin (Adrian College), Alyse Smith (Lake Superior State University) and Rachel Ham (Siena Heights), all ran Saturday at the All-Michigan Meet at Ferris State. Former Hudson star Robert Deo also ran in the event.


THE HUDSON TIGER Varsity Football Team was treated to a team dinner at Margarita's last Thursday evening, sponsored by Sukhbir Singh of 127 Party Store.
 

WILMA BAKER and members of the Clayton First United Methodist Church have been busy getting ready for their 50th Annual Turkey Dinner, which will be Thursday at the church from 5:00 to 7:00 PM.

ALUMNI of the Riverside Hospital School of Nursing toured the Hudson Museum last week. This month the Museum has a display of memorabilia from the Toledo school, which had many students from the local area over the years.

SERVANTS OF OUR SAVIOUR (SOS), a Men’s Ministry Group from Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Hudson, cleared out the Jackson Street entrance to the bike trail on Saturday, October 7th.  The men worked for hours clearing brush, overgrown vines, leaves and trash from the trail. 

Suggestions for other community projects can be emailed to  sos@oslhudson.org.

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