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FAMILY SNOW DAY AT HOSPITAL - Sunny weather Sunday afternoon wasGREGOR perfect for Seaforth
Community Hospital's family snow day, sponsored by the recreation department. Employees of the local
hospital and their children enjoyed a multitude of activities such as snow sculpting, tobogganing on
Nixon's Hill, cross-country skiing, various snow games, hot dogs and even hotter chocolate. The children
pose around one of their creations, a dinosaur, in this photograph. Another snow sculpture called "Watch
Out For the Snow Sharks", was completed later by Diegel Inc. Back row from left: Corey Nash, Adam
Koehler, Matthew Thibert, Michael Thibert, Bill Thibert, Daniel Nash, Greg Medd. Front row: Katie Wood,
Daniel Thibert, Denise Koehler.
St. Columban`
by Cecilia Ryan
345-2028
Infant baptism
Zachary Clarence Nelson, infant
son of John and Mary Jo (Ryan)
Nelson of RR 1 Lucknow was
baptized on Sunday afternoon at
Sacred Heart Catholic Church,
Wingham, by Father Joe Nevette.
Zachary's godparents are Carrie
Subject of Kitchenetj, and Dayq..
Catson of Port Elgin. Cuatf°attef!13d- .
ing the baptism and With John'and
Mary Jo for dinner at their home
were Zachary's grandmothers,
Margaret Weber of Lucknow and
Cecilia Ryan of St. Columban;
Hildred Nelson and Victoria;
Brenda and Jim Evans, Tiffany and
Robert of Kitchener; ' Mary Ellen
Nelson, Charles and Jessie of
Lucknow; Dave Carson and Lisa
Brock of Port Elgin; J.D. and Marg
Mac Rae, Jenny and Ian of London;
Laura Ward, Jim and Pat Subject,
Carrie, Ryan, Jeff and Nathan,
Mark and Debbie Ryan all of
Kitchener, Gerry and Karen Ryan,
Jason, Amanda and Jeremy of RR 1
Dublin and Louise Ryan and Brett
Bailey of Cambridge.
Brewers nip Buds
in Thursday league
On Jan. 26, the Thursday
Nighters Bowling League added
a High -Low tournament to their
regular season. Off to a great
start in the tournament were
Gary Bedard and Mary Wynja
+103 and Stan Mailloux and
Bob Wright +84.
The Falling Pins took two
games and total pins over
Murray's Marauders on lanes
one and two. Top bowler for the
Marauders was Murray
Bennewies 248,213,256-717,
Deb Procter 299-666; Ralph
Johnston 224; Diana Steep 237-
554 and Ingrid Doig 189.
On the middle lanes, The
Buds got nipped by the Boozin
Brewers when the Brewers took
all the points for the night. John
Coleman's . 216-607 and Gary
Bedard's 208,229-627 just
weren't enough for The Buds.
The Brewers got fantastic games
from Doug Leonhardt
239,283,241-763; Trevor Price
204; Nancy Sue Thomson 297-
650 and Bob Wright 231-637.
The final match -up of the
night saw the Wolverines take
five points and the Wannabees
only two points. Bowling for the
Wannabees were Steve Steep
202,205; Brian Barry 282-607
and Sandra Klaver 185. The
Wolverines got some help from
Mike Thomson 228,233,232-
693.
Team Standings: The Buds -
70; Wannabees - 66; Boozin
Brewers - 60; Wolverines - 54;
Falling Pins - 54; Murray's
Marauders - 53.
TIM CUMMING PHOTO
WATER FOR AWARENESS - Members of the UniPres Youth Group (from First Presbyterian Church
in Seaforth and Egmondville United Church) walked 3 km to get a bucket of water and walked back with
the water as part of a world development awareness week on Sunday. The young people received
pledges for the relief and development efforts of the Christian Children's Fund of Canada.
Legion holds awards dinner
The Honours and Awards Dinner
of Seaforth Legion Branch 156 is
being held on Feb. 11. There will
be an initiation of new members
during the evening as well as
presentation of awards.
There will be a Stag Euchre
Wednesday Feb. 1 (tonight).
The regular monthly meeting of
the Auxiliary is also tonight, Feb. 1.
Executive meeting is Feb. 9 and the
general meeting will be on Feb. 16.
During the Seaforth Homecoming
the Branch is holding 'The Old
Seaforth
Legion
by Barbara Scott c
Fashioned Hoedown' featuring "The
Guse Family'. Tickets for this event
are on sale at the Branch.
'At the going down of the sun
and in the morning we will remem-
ber them.'
Robbie Burns' Day enjoyed
Robbie Burns' Day was cel-
ebrated in fine style this past week
at Seaforth Manor Nursing Home.
Rev. James Sloan provided a won-
derful slide show of his trip to
Scotland. Following the show Scot-
tish shortbread was served. Resi-
dents also were treated to a special
Scottish menu for the day. Rev.
Bruce Cook conducted a lovely
communion service for the resi-
dents. Thanks go to Florence Carter
for providing music for the hymns.
The 'Notes of Yesteryear' provided
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Nursing Home
wonderful entertainment
afternoon of dancing.
Coming Events: Tues. Jan. 31 - 2
p.m. - Sing Along with Marion
Rose; Thurs. Feb. 2 - 10:30 a.m. -
Baking Valentines Cookies.
for a fun
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