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47. CARDS OF THANKS
NICHOLSON
We would like to express our
thanks to relatives, friends and
neighbors who visited, phoned and
sent cards to Beryl while she was
in the hospital and helped us
during the sudden loss of our wife,
mother and grandmother. Thanks
to everyone for their many acts of
kindness, prayers, floral tributes,
donations, sympathy cards, food
and visits. A special thanks to Dr.
Zettel and the nurses at Seaforth
Community Hospital, Joanne
Hardy, Pam Gordon, Eileen
Malone, and the many others from
Home Caro who looked after Mom
for the past two years. To
Reverend Kate Ballagh-Steeper,
Father Hardy and Sister Rita,
many thanks for their kind words
and spiritual support. Our grateful
thanks to the grandchildren and
nephews for acting as pallbearers
and flower bearers. The guidance
and kindness of Ross Ribey and
Ruth Townsend was really
appreciated. Sincere thanks to the
Ladies Aid of First Presbyterian
Church for the lovely lunch served
following the funeral. A special
mention to Barbara Alexander for
her -Tribute to Beryl'. No one else
could have put tho words to paper
and express what we thought of
Mom We will always appreciate
the warmth and comfort provided
by our relatives at Helen and
Allan's home. Words can say so
little .when everyone's done so
much. - Harold and Family 47-16-1
A lot of cans
Vanastra Public School
hopes to gather a ton of alu-
minum in empty beverage
cans to sell to raise money
for environmental projects. It
will take roughly 33,00( cans
to make up a ton.
Tag day okay
Scaforth Council has
approved an application from
the Alzheimer Society of
,Huron County to. conduct its
third -annual tag day in
-Scaforth on June 22. •
Banquet ends
The Senior's Bowling
League ended for this season
last Thursday with a deli-
cious turkey dinner prepared
by the Legion Ladies
Auxiliary.
President Betty Rutley wel-
Bear Facts
Art Attacks
Students from all over the
county have contributed work
to the 'Art Attack' show at
the Huron County Museum
in Goderich. The art show
opened on April 12 and runs
until May 21, IOam - 4pm.
Students from SDHS have
submitted a variety of art:
portraits, sculptures, etchings
and sketches.
Second semester Parents'
Night will be April 23 from
7-9prn. Come out and meet
the staff and sec the new
library/media centre.
April 24 is the date set for
the SDHS talent show featur-
ing Highland dancing, vocal
.solos of 'What A Wonderful
World,' 'Flying Free,' 'Music
of the Night'; piano solos
include 'Somewhere Out
There' and 'Everything I Do,
I Do It For You.' The, show
begins at 7:30pm and all arc
welcome to come and he
entertained.
The students and staff of
SDHS would like to thank
businesses that sponsored
students in the co-op pro-
gram.
The Excellence in
Education Banquet is May 1
at 6:30pm in the Goderich
Township Hall, Holmesville.
Contact Greg Sherwood at
SDHS for tickets.
Annual meeting held
On. April 9 the Scaforth
Women's institute held its
annual Meeting. Doris Hugill
welcomed everyone. Helen
MacKengic read the minutes
of the last meeting and gave
r the treasurers report. Olive
Papple gave the• report on the
upcoming district meeting,
May 16 at Bruccfield Church
al 6pm. The district picnic
will he July 2 in Dashwood.
Gladys Doig gave a reading.
Helen MacKenzie read,thc
minutes for our 1995 annual
meeting. Reports were given
by program co-ordinator
Betty Hulley. Public relations
report and auditors report
were given by Marjorie
Rock. Jean Keyes did the
slate'of officers for this year:
Co-ordinator president,
Marion Gordon; president,
May -July. Gladys Doig; Aug -
Oct. Viola Lawson; Nov -Jan,
Olive Papple; Fch-Apr, Doris
Hugill; secretary -treasurer,
Helen MacKenzie; assistant
sec-treas.. Betty Hulley; dis-
trict director. Olive Papple;
alternate district dir., Evelyn
Carter; program co-ordinator,,
Viola Lawson; assistant prog,
co-ord. Jean Keyes; public
relations officer, Marjorie
Rock; branch directors, Betty
Hulley, Marjorie Rock, Jean
Kcycs and Clarissa Stewart.
Sunshine convener, Evelyn
Carter; helper, Marjorie
Rock; telephone committee,
Jean Kcycs, Viola Lawson,
Annona Crozier; lunch con-
vener. Jean Kcycs, Kay
O'Rourke; auditors. Clarissa
Stewart. Marjorie Rock
Standing Committee: June
"Colours" workshop
The Huron County
Children's Aid Society is
holding a personality work-
shop called "Colours" a week
Friday, April 26. from 1 to 4
p.m.
- It will he facilitated by Val
Millson Jansen, who has
done such workshops for the
past four years.
According to a press release
from the society. "Colours"
can help people in both their
personal and professional
lives, and is a fun and infor-
mative workshop which
Assists personal assessment of ,
strengths, weaknesses, inter-
ests, dislikes and insights.
For more information or to
register call the Children's
Aid at 524-7356 or 1-800-
265-5198.
Women's
Institute
international affairs, Kay
O'Rourke; Marion Gordon;
July district picnic, Olive
Papple, Mary Malone; Sept.
family consumer affairs,
Evelyn Carter, Doris Hugill;
Oct. public relations,
Marjorie Rock, Doris Hugill;
Nov. reports, Betty Hulley,
Marion Gordon; Dec. Helen
MacKenzie, Jean Keyes; Feb.
resolution, Marjorie Rock;
Mar. citizenship legislation,
Jean Keyes, Betty Hulley;
April annual meeting, tti'iladys
Doig, Olive Papple; May
Canadian industries, Clarissa
Stewart, Kay O'Rourke
Perfect attendance: Gladys
Doig, Viola Lawson,
Marjorie Rock and Clarissa
Stewart.
The next meeting is May 14
at 1:30prn at the home of
Olave Papple.
Foundation hears
Fryfogel speaker
The annual meeting of the
Van Egmond Foundation was
held in the house on April 10.
Executive for the new year
was. appointed: chair, Bob
Newnham; treasurer, lean
Fox; secretary, Irene
Okahashi.
The speaker for the evening
was Sally Hengevcld from
Stratford, who spoke on the
Fryfogcl Inn - past and pre-
sent.
The inn is open mostly for
school children who find the
main attractions to be the two
murals painted on the walls,
the two suicide doors on the
second floor and best of all -
the outhouses.
The Inn was built in 1844
by Sebastian Fryfogcl replac-
ing a log shelter built in
1827. It was Col. Anthony
Van Egmond who persuaded
Fryfogcl to build the inn
which would accommodate
settlers moving to the Huron
Tract. Van Egmond was com-
missioned to build a road
from Wilmont to Goderich
and provide shelter every
twenty miles for travellers.
Other inns were at Secbach's
and Van Egmond had one
midway between Clinton and
Seaforth. Both Fryfrgcl and
Scchach were known to Van
Egmond in P^nnsylvania.
senior's bowling this year
corned all and grace was said
by Tom Kale. Ron Bennett
thanked the ladies for their
effort. Ralph Johnston gave a
few words in appreciation for
the great league and said he
will look forward to seeing
everyone back in September.
Next, the awards were
given by president Hulley,
Betty Leonhardt and Charlie
Perkins: high team, Flames -
Jack Strong, Art Finlayson,
Betty Leonhardt, Fred
Munnings, Betty Hulley,
Leona McDonald and
Marilyn Hodgert; low team,
Maple Leafs - Eric Matzold,
Sandy Doig, Gord Murray,
Watson Reid, Bea Kale, Pat
O'Reilly and Dave Sim; high
average - Ann Wood and Ron
Bennett; high triple - Olave
Little and Campbell Wey;
high single - Shirley Strong
and Charlie Perkins and Eric
Matzold (tied); most
improved players, Marjorie
Rock and Art Finlayson; per,
feet attendance - Olave Little.
A special award was given
to Mary Finlayson who was
the only player to bowl over
300.
Ten games of euchre were
then played with prizes to the
following: high, Dorothy
McCluskie and Ken
McDonald; lone hands, Betty
Oldacrc and Les Leonhardt;
low, Betty and Bob Harris.
The new executive for next
season is: president, Betty
Oldacre; secretary, Catherine
Staples; treasurer, Charlie
Perkins.
New Festival manager named
The Stratford Festival has
announced that Sheridan
College president and CEO,
Mary E. Hofstetter of
Kitchener, will take over
from Gary Thomas as general
manager at the start of this
September.
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11m Annual
CANOE RALLY
Stanley Township
SUNDAY, APRIL 21
Registration 11:30 am
$15 per Canoe
1 PRIZES FOR BEST POKER HAND
;75.00, s50.00, $25.00
Approximately 5 mile run
on Bayfield River
•FOLLOW SIGNS FROM
VARNA TO BRUCEFIELD
For Information Call:
LOWELL MOUNT 233.5876 1
"WARNING"
Conroy Burns is
Nineteen and Legal.
April 17th
Happy 25`h Anniversary
Mom & Dad
(Dave & Kathy Nigh)
April 17th
• Love, Shelly, Ron,
Karen & Mike
Forthcoming Marriage
Don and Betty i?pshall,
Kippen, Ont. announce the
forthcoming marriage of
their son,
Daniel James
to
Theresa Michelle
daughter of
Brian and Sharon Yallop,
St.Thomas, Ont.
The wedding will take place
at St. James Catholic
Church, Scaforth, Ont.
on April 27, 1996 at
three o'clock in the
afternoon. Open reception
at 9:00 p.m. Seaforth and
District Community Centre.
Friends and relatives
welcome.
Thomas recently became
director of the Festival's $13 -
million renewal project. He
became general manager in
1986, but was treasurer and
chief financial officer of the
Festival for many -years
before.
MAPLEWOOD
- MANOR
presents
GERI FASHIONS
of I,01(1011
Friday, April 19
12 noon - 4 p.m.
- Fashion Show
2p.m.
"Door Prizes"
Refreshments to follow.
Everyone Welcome.
Seaforth Legion
BRANCH 156
SUNDAY
DINNER
•Roast beef
*Chicken
•Home made
desserts
APRIL 21/96
4:30-?
Adults $9.00
12 & under $4.50
"take outs available"
LORDY, LORDY
Look Who's "40"
April 27th .
Happy Birthday
"Wayne Coombs"
Love, Mom & Dad
Brothers & Sisters
Forthcoming Marriage
Smith - Marcy
Gloria Smith and Brian
Marcy arc pleased to
announce their
forthcoming marriage.
The wedding will take
place Friday, May 10, 1996
at St. Janes Roman
Catholic Church, Seaforth.
Gloria is the daughter of
Russell and Rita Smith, of
Scaforth, and Brian is the
son of Ronald and Rose
Marcy, of Stratford.
I)EVEREAUX-LOVE'I'T
On Wednesday, April 3, Margaret Ann Devereaux and George
Calvin Lovett -were harried at Sandals Resort. Who Rio.
Jamaica.
BUCK
AND
DOE
for
Gloria Smith
Brian Marcy
Friday, April 26
For information
call 527-2045
BUCK &
DOE
for
Sherri Maloney
Brad Buchanan
SAT. April 20, 1996
For information
or Tickets
call
345-2025 or
345-2880
Buck & Doe
for
Terry 'TAPPER" Gray
Paulette Predhomme
For more
information
call 263-6220
or 527-1235
• Sat., April 20
Age of Majority
Tickets $5.0)
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