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Reach for
the top
team on
TV again'
The Seaforth "Reach for the
top".team (Don Melady, Joanne
Frill-watt, Dave Smith, Pat Rose)
will be competing again on CKN X
Saturday, April 16th at 1:30.
The team is currently in the
Regional Finals and,. if they win
their next game, will have the
chance to go to Windsor to
compete in the Provincials. Let's
hope that they make itl.
For the past few weeks, the
yearbook Club „ has , been
sponsoring a "Candid
Photo•Contest". The contest ends
tomorrow and winners will be
announced over the P.A. on.
Monday. The'-pictures that win
will also be printed in the
"Review" next week,. There has
been a fairly good responce,,
much to my surprise. All pictures
by the way, will be used in the
76-77 edition of Footsteps: •
Yearbook sales (1975.76) end
tomorrow and the new book is one
sale now. Sales (hopefully) will be
high. Dale Parsons
Winthrop
George R. McClure, R111#2,
Seaforth, Ontario has returned
after attending a 3 day milker
system seminar at Albert Lea,
Minnesota .
A pot luck supper preceded the
annual meeting of St. James
Catholic Women's League held in
the, school last Tuesday. Mrs.
Ewart Wilson , presided and
opened the meeting with the
League Prayer.
.Spiritual convener, Mrs. Ray
Hutchinson, ,gave a reading
"Mother of Sorrows." During
March '17 visits were made.to the
sick. Visitors for April are MiSs
Teresa Bauer and Mrs. Wilson.
Right to Life convener, Mrs. Ken
Vincent reported that the Festival
for Life to protest abortion will be
held in Ottawa, May 5, 6 and 7th.
The annual meeting followed
with reports given by the execu-
.-tWo4 and conveners showing a
successful year.
Mrs. Alvin Smale, nominating
committee chairman, conducted
election of officers for the coming
year, resulting as follOsks:
Spiritual Director - Fr. Laragh;
Past President - Mrs. ,Hutchin-
son; President -, Mrs.' Wilson;
Vice presidents - Mrs. Joseph
Van Dooren, Mrs. Robert
McNaughton and Mrs. Dave.
DeVries; Recording Secretary -
Mrs. Vincent; Corresponding
secretary - Mrs. Herman Hoste;
Treasurer - Mrs. Har'ry Halt.
Mrs. Wilson welcomed the new
executive and expressed thanks
to Fr,---Laragh and to all for.their
'support during the past year. An
invitation to attend a meeting on
AIR 21 commemorating the
hundredth anniversary of First
Presbyterian Church W.M.S. was
verprrpri
Judge F.C. Carter of Goderich
came to the grade 8 class on
Wednesday, March 30., He talked
about the early development of
the town of Goderich and
pioneers, with'extra emphasis on
Tiger Dunlop and Colonel Van
Egmond, two important figures in
the history of Goderich.
Teacher's Mobile Library
The library mobile - was at
Hullett on Thursday morning so
that the staff couldselect new text
books and other learning
materials. The library mobile is
important to the teachers in
preparing their courses.
'Bunny Bundle Draw
During the past week the Grade
8 students were selling tickets for
Members wished to provide'
flowers for the Altar at Easter; 4o
give an Easter lily to the Sisters; '
to hold the annual drive for the St..
Vincent De Paul Society on April
23 and 24-and to attend a MaSs in ,
honour of Our Lady of Good.
Counsel it the May meeting. The
meeting closed with prayer.
a Bunny Bundle raffle. The draw
will be cm April 15. First prize is a
chocolate Easter egg, second
prize is a chocolate bunny, and
third prize is a half-poand of
cho6olate.
Swimming lessons 'began on
Thursday April 7 for Grades 4 and
5 and the pOwer learning class. It
is an eight-week course at the
Vanastra Swimming Pool. This
program is very beneficial to the
students.
-- Public Speaking Contest
On Sunday, April 3, the district
C public speaking contest was
held at the Milverton Legion.
Cameron Moon of Hullett Central
r •epresent ed Zone Cl at the
competition.
Mullett kids hear judge
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