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honours
J. Sheath
Last week a miscellaneous
grocery shower was held at the
home of Miss Marie Nolan for
Janice Schenck whose manage
will take place June 21, Former
classmates and friends of the
bride attended. •
Saturday evening a surprise
shower for Janice was held" in-
Stratford at the home of her
cousin Mrs. Kurt Jesse and many
useful gifts were received. .
A surprise party was held in
Kitchener for James Flannery
attended by fellow employees and
friends from Connestoga College.
The Huronview float that was prepared for the Clinton
Spring Fair parade and to have featured the Rythm Band was
cancelled due to the extreme cold weather. We would like to
express our appreciation to Archers Farm Supply for the loan
of the float and to the residents and staff who helped, to
prepare it. It was not dismantled and we hope to enter it in the
Centennial Parade with several additions.
.• The imuial spring drive sponsored by the- Exeter Mriited
CniTrili held on Monday evening. Twenty?fivie carsmgref
provided which took over one hundred residents on thetwo
hour, drive to various place in the Country. The weather was
ideal and the outing was appreciated and enjoyed by
everyone.
Mr.s Henderson, Jill Wheately, Bob Mann and KenScott
provided the "Family Night" program. The program
inclUded piano instrumentals,: violin and guitar solos and a
sing-a-long. Mrs. Wagner thanked the,entertainers on behalf
of the residents.
• The Over 90 Club met on Wednesday afternoon and
following gimes of crokinole and euchre the twentY-five
Members enjoyed tea and cookies.
The Walkerburn Club volunteers of Auburn and Mrs.
,Haply of Clinton assisted with activities.
We are hoping to have Band Concerts on the lawn for our
Tuesday Family Night programs during July and August and
we would appreciate arranging a date with the bands in
Huron County.
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Nivt, OFFICERS — Seaforth Branch 156, • Royal
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evening at a ceremony in the Legion Han. Shown are
(left) Bert McClure, Dick Whiteley, Treasurer, Allan
Nicholson, Jack Ungarian, Geo. D. Hays, President,
Gordon Scott, Past President, James Brown, Archie
Dobson, Y Secretary, Wm. Dalrymple,:
Henry Ziler, John Baker and Wilfred Titford.
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LADIES NAME OFFICERS — Seaforth Legion ladies installed their officers of
Branch 156 Saturday night at the Legion. Officers are, front, left, Barbara Scott,
President, Edith Jessome, 1st Vice President, Peg Coombs, Past President; (Back)
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on the day of their Anniversary
and received many lovely, gifts
and cards. Marjorie Racho, sister
celebr'ated their 25th Wedding of Grace, surprised them with an
Anniversary earlier this month. Anniversary cake that the
• They dined at the Zurich Hotel honoured couple cut and was
(with all the trimmings) including enjoyed by all present.
Anniversary cake. As guests of 4 Mr. 'and Mrs. Roy Williamson,
their friend Bob also present were their attendants of 25 years ago
Mrs, Bill Bragger, Sharon and had supper with them . Sunday,
Ken, Neig,hboars,„,,frj,en13s ,,and niglAt along with
relatives•dropped 'in Jo see flieni! John. 'Pelinek.'
Mrs. Ruth Pepper and Mrs.,
John Pethick spent Saturday at
the home of John Pethick.
Mr. and Mrs.Robert Halley
and family spent Father's. Day
with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker,
Cromarty.
Miss Sheila Campbell, London,
spent the weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Stew
Argyle, Hayfield. Miss Vickie
Harris spent the weekend with
Mt.and Mrs.Tony Wolfcamp and
Marsha, Mitchell.
Community
discussions
at Vonastra
coffee hour
Correspondent
Karen Lehnen
Thursday evening Coffee Hour
meetings have sparked interest in
many facets of the community.
Discussions range from neigh-
bourhood parks, recreation, to the
feasibility of incorporation as a
village for Vanastra.
Think of the pros and cons,
leadership and decision making?
Taxes and budget? Is Ontario
leaning toward regional govern-
ment? :r '
'Everyone is welcome Thurs-
days at 8 p.m. at the Vanastra r
Christian Church. Bring your'
ideas.
Carol Munro, chairman of the
Vanastra Day Care Committee,
spoke with me about the progress
this,group has been making. The
construction is underway and the
committee is in the process of
ordering supplies. Interviews for
hiringwill begin in July. The. Day
Care in Vanastra will begin in
September. _
The regula monthly dance at
Vanastra will be held Friday,
June 27. Everyone is welcome to
share the fun. Music -by the
"Country Companions".
The swim-a-thon is schedulled
for Saturday, June 21. Pledge
shietS are still available at the
Recreation Centre, 482.3544. My
quota, for an old housewife is 2
lengths and any pledges will be
aecepted. Mania raised support
the swim litoOatus and cobstrue-
ticdon change room additions at
Ventistra,' , • .
RegiStratiMis for the stir:inter
swim prograint be accepted
June 21 as well:
The Stitt spring evening§
invite leisurefy Strait about the,
camtiihnity; I'm suit ever-Otte
luta noticed the interest and care
people are taking' with their
hornet. It's a pleastite 16 see the
flowers blooming and the well
Manicured grounds at, • Heat*,
Gardens:: year vanagtia
matures .fittiO:Ag. itiere:PtOPfe
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Memberships
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Memberships must 'be obtained 14' days
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REGISTRATION
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June 21, 9 A,M. - 12 Noon
at the
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' June 21, p A.M. -12 Noon
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Publicity Chairman
Last Saturday; June 14th, an
installation teain 'from qqderich
installed the officers of Branch
156.
President George :Hays
welcomed the gathering and
thanked the eighteen members.of
the installation team for, coming,
Past Zone C9rrimander Harold
" Chambers' introduced the leant •
' arid conducted' the installation
ceremonies.
Comrade Peter Malcolm and
Murray East piped the instIlation
team to the front of the hall-and
later piped each officer up to the
front to be installed.
Officers for the Branch for
1975-76 are as follows: Past
President, Gordon 'Scott;
President, George Hays; • 1st
Vice President, Trim Wilbee;
2nd.Vice President, Lloyd Rowat;
Secretary, Archie -Dobson;
Treasurer, Dick Whiteley; ,
Chairman, Wm. Dalrymple;
Sgt-at-Arms, John Sinnanion;
Executive Committee, ' Allan
Nicholson, James Brown, Jack .
Ungarian, Bert McClure, Ross
Coutts, Wilfred • Titford, John
Wood, Henry Ziler and John
Baker. 'Chaplain, Robert Spittal.
Officers of •the Ladies'
'Auxiliary for' 1975-76 are Past
President, Peggy Coombs,
President Barbara Scott; 1st Vice
President, Edith Jessome; 2nd
Vice 'President Ella Munro;
.8,00et 0 rarclit 'Maattaue,
Treas e
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, , „Nye Little;
Sgt-a Arms, Jean BrOvfttl
Execut .; Committee, Helen
Elliott, Olive Betties, Thelma
Coombs. and Mary Doig. ._
The , Honorary
Provincial Treasurer, Mrs.
Evelyn Carroll installed President
Barbara Scot( .and' the Zone
Commander, , Cleave Coombs
installed President George Hays.
The Zone ' Commander then
congratulated all the newly
installed officers and wished
them success.
Past President of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Peggy Coombs then
asked Mrs. Jack Rothwell of
Oxford, England to pin the
President's badge on the new
President, Barbara Scott, Mrs.
Rothwell, is Barbara's mother and
is presently visiting the Scott
family.
Among the large crowd that
attended the dance after the
installation were a couple 'from
Devon, • England, they were
guests of Comrade Barney Davis
from Goderich, , .
The Ladies' Auxiliary served
Fish and Chips. '
" Coming Events
Friday, , e 27th - Legion
Display o ens and exhibits
will be on view until TaeSday,
July 1st.
Sunday, June 29th - Drumhead
SerVice and parade.
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