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New babies, visitors in Dublin area
Seaforth Town and Country
Homemakers held a very suc-
cessful and enjoyable dinner
at Seaforth and District
Community Centres on April
17 with 42 people attending.
Following a delicious meal
the group was entertained by
"Fun and Games" by clowns,
Knobby and Cactus. Door
prize winner was Idella
Hubley and 50-50 draw win-
ner was Anna Haney. Happy
Birthdays were sung to Bob
McLoughlan, Mary
McDougall, Ann Valdhuis,
and Mary McCall.
The next diner's date is
May 15. We are looking for-
ward to a slide presentation
of "Trees of the Area" by
Ausable Bayfield
Conservation Area forester
Steve Harburn.
Joe Eckert was pleased to
Dublin
by Dorothy Dillon
345-288
by Dorothy Dillon
345-2883
have a visit from Jerry and
Marie Eckert from Owen
Sound.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
Some people stay longer in
an hour than others do in a
month.
Congratulations to Pam and
Steve Shewan on the safe
arrival of a darling baby boy,
Christopher Steven, born at
Stratford General Hospital on
April 29. Congratulations
also to proud grandparents,
Mery and Joyce Shewan and
Harvey and Yvonne Hoggart.
Congratulations to great
grandparents, Marjorie
Morrison; and Ethel and
Lorne Shewan, and to
Grandma Vtetta Roggen, and
to Naomi and Harold Pryce.
Anniversaries are also a
time to celebrate.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Fergus Feeney on their
50th anniversary. They cele-
brated on Sat. May 10 by
having their vows renewed at
a special Mass in St. James
Church, Seaforth. Their fami-
ly all got together afterwards
for a meal and a special get-
together. All your many,
many friends send their love
and best wishes for good
years ahead.
Joe Eckert was pleased to
have a visit from Rita and
Keith Kelly of Stratford.
Heartfelt sympathy of the
community is extended to the
Stapleton families on the
recent death of a former
Dublin resident, Dr. Frank
Stapleton. THOUGHT FOR TODAY
As Mother's Day was just
celebrated, 1 hope you enjoy
the following Mother's Day
poem.
M - is for the million things
she gave me,
O - Mom the most out-
standing of them all.
T - is tender love as I was
growing,
H - stands for her hugs - I
loved them all,
E - excellent and always
energetic
R - so remarkable - she was
the best.
Put them all together, they
spell mother. Happy
Mother's Day - you know the
rikt.
Hope all my readers
enjoyed Mother's Day.
Crowd entertainment/ draws
needed for this event. Contact
Ann Wood if you can help.
On June 21 Track and Field
Day is being held in
Kitchener. If you could go
and help with this event
please contact John Lansink.
President John gave us a
very informative report on
the Convention he recently
attended. Jack Frost from
District C is 1st Vice
President.
The barbecue held May 9
was very successful and
enjoyed by the capacity
crowd along with the enter-
tainment and draws. Gloria
Racho won the quarter of
beef. Thanks to everyone
who helped in any way to
make it the success it was.
Especially to Tuckers Meat
Shop for their donation. The
Sunday dinner on May 11
was also a big success. The
committee thanks everyone
for their help.
At the general meeting last
Thursday Neil Bell was pre-
sented with his 50 year pin
and medal by Honors and
Awards chairman, Jim
Watson.
Initiation of new members
Seaforth
Legion
by Barbara Scott W
was held with Frank Golding
and team in charge. Welcome
to Branch 156 new members
Don Brown, Jennifer
Delong, Shirley Kenny,
Susan Rowcliffe and Jeffrey
Watson.
Seniors Chairman Jean
Ross is holding card days at
the Legion on May 22, May
29 and June 5 for senior stu-
dents at Seaforth Public
School and St. James
Separate School from 10 a.m.
- 11:30 a.m. Any member
who could assist to teach
these young people to play
euchre contact Jean.
Sports chairman Linda
Gridzak lists the following
dates. Zone Golf. June 14 to
qualify contact Linda
Gridzak before May 28. Slow
pitch in Lucknow July 12.
Sign list on board at Branch.
An information day will be
held at Goderich Legion on
June 8 at 10:30 a.m. - 3:30
p.m. This event is open to all
Legion members and auxil-
iary members. Officers and
chairmen as well as members
are encouraged to attend this
event.
The Branch will be hosting
a Sunday Dinner on June 8.
Help and desserts will be
CWL executive installed at meeting
The St. Columban Catholic
Women's League executive
for 1997-98 was installed
before the 11 a.m. Mass on
Sunday, May 11 by Father
Joseph Hardy. The new exec-
utive is: Past President,
Anne Marie Maloney; Seaforth on Tuesday evening,
President, Anne Murray; 1st May 6. A few games of
Vice, Ricki Vansteelandt; 2nd euchre were played followed
Vice, Joanne Flanagan; 3rd by a light lunch and visiting.
Vice, Nancy Jordan; Several door prizes were and Joyce Cronin of
Treasurer, Patti Koehler; given out. Mitchell; Jerome and Darlene
Recording Secretary, Joan With Cecilia Ryan for Cronin, Briget and Dylon of
Murray and Corresponding Mother's Day were Laura
Secretary, Nancy Kale. Ward and Pat Subject on Seaforth; Bob and Ann
Ten ladies from the St. Friday and on Sunday, J.D. Henderson of Seaforth and
Columban Catholic League and Marg MacRae of Steve and Sharon Steinman,
visited with the residents of London; Gerry and Karen Eric, Spencer and Haley of
the Maplewood Manor. Ryan, Jason, Amanda and Brighton.
St. Columban
by Cecilia Ryan
345-2028
Jeremy of R.R. 1, Dublin;
John and Mary Jo Nelson and
Zachary of R.R. 1, Lucknow
and Mark and Jake Ryan of
Kitchener.
With Alphonse and Annie
Cronin for Mother's Day on
Sunday were Theresa and
Bob Admans of Stratford;
Leo and Diane Cronin, Lisa,
Christa and Christopher. of
Mitchell; Gord Cronin; Joe
Tired teachers at end of week at WPS
called "Being a Member".
She told the ladies that she
has raised six kids and still
has no answers but left with
lots of questions. It was also
learned that Phyllis had been
a teacher for a few weeks to
delight and she had a lot of Margery Huether, 51 years
fun. ago.
The UCW met Wcd. May 7 Alvin and Vera McDonald
with a great attendance. were greeters at Duff's
Melva Fraser, Gloria Wilbec, United Church May 11,
Betty McCall, Alice Searle Mother's Day. Following the
and Heidi McClure were in opening prayer Rev.
charge of the evening meet- announced some good news
ing. Margery Huether played that on Friday Scott
the piano for the singing of Alexander Steven Baan was
the hymns. The theme was on born to Steve and Theresa. It
mothers and families. Gloria is reported that the family are
then introduced Phyllis all doing very well. In the
Reinink, the guest speaker for announcements was a
the night. She started off by reminder about the Country
reading a humorous poem Smorgasbord on May 19.
'There were some very tired
teachers who went home at
the end of this week as a
result of so many activities
going on. Monday was port -
folic night and book fair.
Tues. was the beginning of
Families in Motion and
Thursday was Grandparent
Day, plus Bus Safety 97-98
for the new children entering
school next year and Friday
was getting Mother's Day
gifts ready.
A new student, Andrew
Elliott, was welcomed to the
school and the community.
Allison Sturge of Seaforth,
took over the Grade 1 class in
Mrs. Bennett's absence. This
is her first time in Walton and
she said the class was a
We wish to draw your etiention
to the following in our current
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Walton
by Patty Banks
887-6156
The new air exchanger is
now installed and working
very well in the downstairs
lounge, keeping it virtually
smoke-free.
At the going down of the
sun and in the morning we
will remember them.
Hospital
wants land
protected
The town's representative
on Seaforth's Community
Hospital hoard, Mayor Irwin
Johnston, told council our
local hospital doesn't like
necessarily being grouped in
a region with Stratford and
St. Marys in Huron -Perth
District Council planning.
Mayor Johnson said the
Seaforth hospital board has
assets and land it wants pro-
tected in any Foundation
arrangement, to be negotiated
in the restructuring of the
hospital system in the two
counties.
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