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OFF TO HOSPITAL Police, 'ambulance employee John Sinnamon and volunteers
carry Catherine Poland, 19, whose pick up truck was involved in a collision with a
transport truck and the wall of the Pricegard store in Seaforth early Tuesday
morning on a stretcher to a waiting ambulance. Catherine, and the pick-up's other
occupant, Marlene Miller, 19, were released from Seaforth Community Hospital
Tuesday afternoon. Boyes Transport driver Emmerson Edward, 62, of Clinton was
in fair condition there at press time Wednesday. (Staff Photo)
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Correspondent
Qon MacRae
Mrs. Frank Van Bergen,
President in charge.
On Monday evening a Mass
was said for members of the
Dublin C.W.L.• After 'Mass a
special meeting and social
evening was held, in the church
hall. St.Patricks) - it was very
well attended with 82 ladies
present. The 'meeting opened
with prayer and a short business
discussion followed. It was
agreed to hold future C.W.L.
meetings on the first Monday of
the month, the next meeting to be
held Monday, June 7th. Guest
speaker for the evening, Father
"All we need now is some more
entertainment," says . Seaforth's
recreation Director Clive Buist.
'who is chid organizer of the
Saturday. May 15 phonathon to
raise money for the, arena
renovation fund. .
The phonathon, with
broadcasts all from SDHS over
CKNX radio, already has 20
volunteers li ned up who will man
'phones for the 12 hour marathon.
But .Clive says he'd like to see
non stop amateur entertainment
at the school while the phones are
ringing. Mrs. Lila Storey 'is
organizing sonic afternoon
entertainment but there are time
spots open for others who will
sing or dance for a good cause.
"It'll be really informal but
we'd like to make sure we h ave
enough entertainment," Cli ve
said. Anyone willing to perform
should call the rec office at
527-0882.
Five phones will be available
from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and the
Seaforth Optimists have agreed to
pick up pledges from callers.
Clive says callers can drdp their
pledges off at SDHS themselves,
see the entertainment and pick up
• refreshments and free „Nlloons
for the kids.
Ail daylong callers will get a
Albert Spencer was introduced by
Mrs. Dan O'Rourke. Father
Spencer spoke on how he became
Diocesan Director of the C.W.L..
He told of ways the ladies could
be of,more help to our church and
community and offered his help to'
start study groups •and other
activities. Mrs. Frank-Van Bergen
thanked Fr. Spencer and the
meeting closed with prayer and
the singing of '0' Canada'.
The ladies then enjoyed a wine
and cheese party. Spring flowers
were given to Joanne Pickering
who had a birthday closest to this'
dates M rs. Paul Hoff with the
nearest anniversary and Miss
Maureen Ruston for the youngest
chance to win prizes and the rec
director, says the most prizes will
be offered for early callers; before
9 a.m.. "to get our thermometer
moving fast."
The phonathon day will start
with a pancake breakfast and end
with a dance, free to all who
donate to the arena, at the
Scaforth Golf and Country Club at
9 p.m. At 5 p.m. there'll be a
draw for a chord organ, now on
display at Pulsifer Music. Tickets
are $1.
'Ili ve says his committee
hopes people will think up gags
that will encourage pledges.
"Rumour has it that a jail will be
on location and if the price is right
you can get the person of your,
choice either in or out of jail."
Clive asked' donors to
remember that every dollar they
give will be matched by a dollar
Wintario, up to a total of $46,000.
The arena renovation committee
has $16,600 on hand, hopes to
raise $20,000 at the phonathotr
and with proceeds from dances
scheduled this summer, hopes 'to
match the $46,000.
He says official receipts will be
issued for contributions, which
are tax exempt and the phone„
number for pledges is 527-1330.
(By W, llms.,Ofte)
Over 125 delegates from-the 17
horticultural sucieites in Dishier a
of the Qoorio Horticnitatal
Society attended t'40 annbal
district Meeting held in
Egmendvilie United Church
Saturday afternoon with the
Seaforth members hosting the
event.
Mrs. William Klie of Hanover
'ivas re-elected president. Vice
presidents are Ed. Fielding,
Wingham; Russel Bray, Lions'
Head. and Mrs. George Lobban,
Owen Sound.
Guest speaker, Richard Hook,
dean of applied arts division ,of
Humber College, Toronto,
described common insects and
the control of .them. He showed
slides to demonstrate his subject.
Mr. Hook summed up his talk
by cautioning his audience to
follow directions on the labels of
insecticides, emphasizing how
dangerous these products can be
to anyone , handling them. He
advised wearing rubber gloves
and coveralls. •
Concluding Mr. Hook said,
"Treat the. insects that are
dangerous and leave the rest to
the birds.
Skits were put on by two of the •
junior horticultural socieites -- the
Clinton Juniors on their work
during the year and the Goderich
Green Thumbers on building
'A fire Friday at the farm of
Harry Arts, R.R.#41. Scaforth
destroyed a barn .and caused an
estimated $15,000 damage.
The cause of the fire', which'
broke out around.,5..pin. is as
yet undetermined. Lost in the
blaze was a quantity of hay and"
straw along with a new plough.
When the Seaforth fire
department arrived most of the
barn had already been destroyed:
Mr. ARts says that he doesn't
know if he will replace the lost
building dr not.
"It will depend on whether or
-not there is a rebuilding clause- in
the insurance policy -. he said.
bluebird houses for the
done by the 17 socieites in ,the
endangered bluebirds in Western
Ontario.
district.
Mrs. Klie outlined the wOrk
Prize winning slides taken
by • ivlitehell,
PORGY Statton of g,
held in Auburn in 1977 and in
Ontario wexe shown. These
included three prize winning
slides by A Seaforth member,,
The annual meeting will be
members of societies throughout Wingham in 1978.
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You are invited to our Emerald Show '76, May 3
through May 8, at Anstett Jewellers in Clinton,'
Seaforth, and Walkerton. '
Come in and experience, browse through, and learn
about the Emerald, the birthstone for the month of
Maym •
the."Miterald and the Diamond are the preCious
stones most often' mentioned in legend, story, and
history. What fire and clarity are for the Diamond•.,
immeasurable depth of colour and the "jardins" .. the
inclusions are for the Emerald. Because of the
Emerald's rarity, they are sometimes more' valued
than the diamond.
Come in to our Emerald Show and experience the
fascinating word of the Emerald .,. an experience
you'll appreciate, May 3 - May 10.
At Anstett Jewellers, we have the necessary
scientific knowledge and gemological instruments to
properly grade every precious stone. Your confidence
in us can be assured by our membership in the
Canadian Gemological Association, and our Gradua,•
"Gemologist and designer (CIA) on staff:
lady present. Mrs. Mary Dillon
being the oldest member with
runners-up being Mrs. Rose
Stapleton, Mrs. Melba Murray
and Mrs. Agnes Givilift. These
ladies also get a mention for best
attendance. Tickets were sold On
a mystery prize which was won by
Joan Murray.
Pelsonals
Mr.Don MacRae, Mr., and Mrs.
Mike MacRae attended the
Connors-Mantha wedding in
Sarnia on Friday evening at
Sacred Heart Church, Reception
followed at Guild Wood Inu,,,,Point
Edward. Also attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Jade MacRae,,
London, Mr. and Mrs, Bruc
Hallman, Waterloo.
Mr. Joseph Doyle has returned
to his home on Peter *Street,
Dublin after spending die winter
with his daughter and son-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs. Mitchell • and
family, London. -
•Mr. and 'Mrs.Bert Cayley,
Raglan St., have returned home
from Florida where they spent the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maloney
are operating at full swing at their
new venture at' the Dublin teed
Mill.
Edwin Stapleton seems to be
enjoying his retirement; his
project is renovating his house
and he is the sidewalk superb,-
tendent. Contractor is Mr.' Wm.
Feeney and Pat. ,
Joseph Looby has returned
from University Hospital and we
hope he continues to enjoy good
health.
Dublin athletic Walkathon had
to be postponed because of the
storm - bdt get ready for. it on
Saturday, May 8.
Phonathon needs
more entertainers -
For the bride and groom we have
special discount prices on room •
groupings. Drop in...we will be
pleased to help"you choose wisely, at -
moriey saving prices for 'beautiful
rooms.
Dublin
82 enjoy CWL wine and cheese
JOHN JOSEPH EMMETT MOHAN
Well known in Seaforth where
he provided pastoral assistance.st
St. James' Roman Catholic
Church on many occasions during'
the past 25 yearS Rev. John
Joseph Emmett Mohan died on
April 4. He was 69. Father Mohan
,was buried from St. patrick's
church in Toronto on April 7.
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