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Beautiful wedding in Dublin
St. Patrick's Church, Dublin,
was the setting of a beautiful
wedding on Saturday, April 29.
Marcy MacRae and Jeff Rose
were united in marriage by
Father Tony Del Ciancio.
Congratulations to Marcy and
Jeff and also to the parents,
Michael and Patricia MacRae
and Laverne and Donna Rose.
Congratulations also to
grandparents Don and Eileen
MacRae and Ivan and Helen
Ahrens, and to great-
grandparents Ida and Harvey
McLlwain.
A very happy 80th birthday
to Alice Dietz, Mitchell (a
special Mitchell lady!) from
your many, many friends! We
all wish you good years ahead!
Happy Birthday to Jennifer
Jablecki.of Stratford (a former
student of Dorothy Dillion).
You are very special, Jennifer!
Happy Anniversary to Marg
and Bob Phillips, Stratford
from you many, many friends!
J We will all miss you, Clem,
Dublin
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Happy "Belated" Anniversary
to a very special Mitchell
couple Bill and Barb Chcoros
who celebrated an enjoyable
40th anniversary! We all
remember the Cozy Grill
Restaurant, and we still cnjoy
those Easter bunnies!
A very enjoyable Open
House and Retirement Party
was held on Sunday, April 30
in Bluevale Community Hall
for Clem Sterner who retired
from teaching at St. Patrick's
School, Dublin in January.
Clem's many friends gathered
together and reminisced over
happy times! Clem taught in
Browntown, Goderich,
Kingsbridge, Alberta, Australia,
and last but not least, Dublin!
but wish you a very happy
retirement!
Sympathy of the community
is extended to the relatives of
John Nagle who passed away
recently. Heartfelt sympathy to
John's daughter Bernadette
Simpson and her husband,
Mark, and to John's sister,
Sister Liguori (Mary Nagle) of
The Pines, Chatham.
Congratulations to the
Mitchell Legion Band on an
excellent performance held in
the Crystal Palace on Tuesday,
April 25 with a large crowd in
attendance. Congratulations
also to Mitchell Legion Junior
Band and to the St. Mary's
D.C.V.I. Stage Band. A special
Thank You to Conductor Clare
G. French for his energetic and
competent leadership.
Thought for Today
Dublin - the richest village in
the Huron/Perth county because
it's always "Doublin"!
Residents enjoy entertainers
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Retirement Home
Hi, everyone! My how time
flies by! This is the month we
appreciate our mothers, in all
that they did to raise us as
children. Even as the times
change and family structures
are different, a mother's role
remains just as important in
their upbringing.
April was a busy month at
Seaforth Manor. On April 6,
Ruth. Campbell played the
piano and sang songs. Every-
one enjoyed listening.
On April 7, some residents
helpedBarb Shannon decorate
an Easter Bunny Cake. It
looked almost too pretty to eat.
Henrietta Brown entertained
us with het musical talent by
playing the piano for a sing
song with the other residents.
April 13 was the first trip of
the season to the freeze king
for Ice Cream. Lips were
smacking that day!
In the evening residents were
entertained by the talents of the
Carry On Cloggers. Norma
Preszcator is the co-ordinator
for this group which is made
up of about 100 members
ranging in age from 6 to 70
years.
We would like to take this
opportunity to thank thdse who
come in each Sunday with
communion for those of the
Catholic faith.
Residents enjoyed the first
BBQ of the season. There was
not a word uttered at the table
so it seems quite certain it was
enjoyed.
Seaforth Manor would like to
say Thank -you to the members
of the Christian Reformed
Church in Clinton for the
Easter Cards for the residents.
Seaforth Manor staff and
residents would like to con-
gratulate Jody and Rob Brown
on the birth of their son Travis
on April 17, weighing 9 lbs 4,
oz. Stephanie will be exited
about her new playmate.
The residents would also like
to congratulate Amy and Dave
Harmon on the birth of their
son Zachary on April 22
weighing 5 lbs 101/2 oz. Con-
gratulations!
Just to remind everyone, the
Seaforth CIBC Bank comes to
the Retirement home each
Wednesday A.M. at 10:45 for
banking needs. Feel free to ask
the staff from the bank ques-
tions while they are here.
The residents and staff would
like to extend their deepest
sympathy to Mary McDougall
in the passing of her husband
Wallace (Jake). At a time such
as this friends arc needed the
most.
A quilt will be raffled off on
May 14, so get your last min-
ute tickets. Yours may be the
lucky one.
On Good Friday residents
enjoyed the Easter Egg Hunt.
An activity that we enjoy on
a regular basis is movie day.
We show movies quite often
Tea on tap
Marton Rose entertained for
a lovely aftemoon of music
this past week at Seaforth
Manor Nursing Home:
Residents enjoy the piano
players very much! Rev. James
Sloan conducted the worship
service for the week. The
birthday 1: y entertainment
was provi by the 'Notes of
Yesteryear'
Plans are band. underway for the
'Doll Show, Bake Sale and
Mother's Day Tea' to bo held
Thursday, May 11 from 2-4
p.m.
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throughout the month. The best
part is the pop, chips and pop-
com. If anyone has a movie on
video that they would like to
share please feel free to call.
Happy Birthdays are
extended out to Mae Rock on
May 4 and Hazel Harbum on
May 29.
Well until next month, take
care and Happy Mother's Day,
from the Staff and residents at
the Seaforth Manor Retirement
Home.
TIM CUMMING PHOTO
FORMAL FASHION - Lisa Wynja and Jason Murray were
two of the models showing the Formal outfits at a Fashion
Show at Seaforth District High School. The outfits modelled
at the show were from Cardno's Men's Wear and Anna's
Dres§ Shoppe.
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