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Fish fry on Saturday
The Provincial Service
Officer will be at Branch 156
on November 28 at 9 a.m.
Please call Mary DeJong, ser-
vice officer for an appoint-
ment.
The annual parade to the
cenotaph for the
Remembrance Day Service
was held on November 11
with a very good attendance
of Legion and Ladies
Auxiliary members, army
cadets, cubs and local repre-
sentatives of local organiza-
tions, churches, the Town,
local schools and businesses,
a total of 66 wreaths were
laid. Major (Rtd) Frank
Golding conducted the ser-
vice.
The parade was assisted by
a piper and drummer from
the Brussels Pipe Band. After
the parade the Ladies
Auxiliary served beef on a
bun to the members of
Branch 156 and Auxiliary.
The presidents and mem-
bers of Branch 156 and
Ladies Auxiliary would like
to thank everyone for their
Seaforth
Legion
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participation in this event.
Seaforth Public School and
St. James Catholic School
grades attended.
Before the cenotaph 16
members of the Branch and
Auxiliary attended the annual
Remembrance service at
Seaforth District High
School.
Saturday, November 22
there will be a fish fry at the
branch. Tickets $8 per per-
son. Meat draws and horse
races to follow. Call the
branch 527-0740 for more
information.
Sunday, December 14 the
annual Legion Christmas
Party will be held. Any
Legion or Auxiliary children
wishing to take part in the
concert please contact
Barbara Scott, 527-1787.
At the going down of the
sun and in the morning we
will remember them.
Celebration held after mass
A happy birthday to a very
special lady of St. Columban,
Frances Melady who is 80
years young today, Nov.I9.
On Sunday , November 16
her family held a party for
her in St. Patrick's Church
Hall in Dublin following the
10:30 a.m. mass. A dinner
catered by Carol Satchell of
Mitchell was served to the
immediate family, relatives
and neighbors. On behalf of
the family, son Tom Melady,
Stereos stolen
Crime Stoppers of Huron
County says on Oct. 27 sev-
eral stereos, speakers and
CDs were stolen from cars in
the Auburn and Blyth area. A
1990 Ford Aerostar van
(licence # 238 SBT) was
stolen from Loftus Street in
Auburn the same night.
Thieves stole stereo equip-
ment and speakers from a
vehicl a conq'
McKillop 'Itownship some
time between Sept. 12 and
15.
It was parked at a business.
Items stolen included Sony
cassette (model XR-C700)
and CD (model CDX-72)
players and two MB quartz
speakers.
Sometime over the summer,
thieves also entered a garage
on Joseph Street in Clinton
and stole six bows with
arrows and targets belonging
to the Clinton Boy Scouts.
If you have information
about these or any other
crimes call Crime Stoppers
of Huron County Inc, at 1-
800-222-8477, and you could
receive a reward of up to
$1,000.
St. Columban
by Cecilia Ryan
345-2028
proposed a toast to their
mother and her grandchildren
helped her to blow out the 80
candles on the birthday cake.
During the afternoon refresh-
ments, sandwiches and good-
ies were served to the large
crowd of friends and relatives
attending the open house.
Marie White of Kinkora, a
niece of Frances, gave a
humorous life history of
Frances from the time the
stork dropped her off at the
Jim and Sarah Delaney home
at R.R. #1, Dublin to the pre-
sent day.
James and Pat Subject, Jeff
and Nathan of Kitchener vis-
ited on the weekend with
Cecilia Ryan.
Annual Hortic
The annual meeting of the
Seaforth & District
Horticulture Society was last
Wednesday at Northside
United church, beginning
with a dinner attended by 32
dinners. Eleanor Horst intro-
duced the "Master
Gardener's in training." They
spoke about becoming a mas-
ter gardener, then played a
game. Members were divided
into six teams a wheel was
spun and they had to answer
questions about that subject
for example:compost, house
plants, vegetables, trees, and
pruning. The team with most
points was given a prize.
Nancy Kale thanked the girls
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PHOTO BY DAVID SCOTT
CHRISTMAS CRAFTS - Barb Shannon, left, and her daughter Lindsey had a booth of Christmas crafts and other hand-
made items for sale at the weekend fundraiser for the Van Egmond House held at the Seaforth Community Centre hall.
Early Years students stuy colour purple in class recently
They sorted and savedthe
School News: The Early
Year students studied the
color purple this week. They
made a purple surprise and
ate it (grape jelly perogie
style sandwich). They made a
purple candle with paper
tubes and sang about a purple
cow and a one -eyed, one -
homed flying purple people
eater. Thanks to Ken Scott
for coming over and teaching
the children the last so'hg.
The kids also mixed red and
blue playdough and watched
as it magically turned to pur-
ple.
The letter c was looked at
as well and they made clown
faces with purple noses.
The Grade 2 class used the
cooked pumpkin that was tett
over from the Grade l's
pumpkin muffins to make
Pumpkin Ice Cream dessert.
They wanted to surprise the
Grade is. In making this
dessert they had proof that
freezing is very cold. They
compared the seeds from a
marigold seed package with
the seeds that came from the
flower heads of a dead
marigold plant. •
ultural Society
and presented them with a
cheque. The minutes of last
meeting were read by Olave
Little. Dilys Finnigan gave
the treasurer's report. We
received a thank you card
from the agriculture society
and also Ken & Lois Moore,
we had given them flowers as
a thank you for the use of
their convertible for the
Seaforth Fair contestant.
President Horst and Corrie
Klaver had attended an exec-
utive meeting in Clinton. The
district #8 annual meeting
will be held in Lucknow on
April 25 next year. The con-
vention will be in
Peterborough in June.
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seeds for their Spring unit
called "The Needs of Plants".
In Mrs. Vandendool's class
the children are working on
"Fall Trek Story Writing".
The class has also started
reading their new novel
called "Island of the Blue
Dolphin".
The children in Grades 1-4
participated in the
Remembrance Day service
by singing songs, reading
poems and listening to Rick
McDonald who came to the
school as a representative for
the Brussels Legion.
Members and guests of the
UCW had a great time at
their craft night with Phyllis
Mitchell showing the ladies
how to make washcloth orna-
ments. Theresa Baan and
Shelly McGavin aided her in
this venture. They also
worked on another craft
where they ripped out scenes
from cards and then glued
them onto wallpaper and then
put clear mac -tack over them
to make either book marks or
placemats.
Rev. Murray,welcomed
meeting held
Committee reports were
handed in for the year book.
Rev. Horst installed the new
slate of officers: Pres.
Eleanor Hotist; 1st vice ,
Gerald Groothuis; 2nd vice,
Margaret Lee; sec., Olave
Little; treas., Dilys Finnigan.
everyone to the Duff's The choir sang a
United Church service on
Nov. 16. It was a special ser-
vice as baby Adam Donald
James Baan, son of Don and
Monique, was baptized.
round together called
"Rejoice in the Lord" Rev.
then announced that Mary
and Jim Mann celebrated
their 40th anniversary.
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Thank You
The Van Egmond Foundation extend our thank
you's to the following local merchants for their
generous donation to the Penny Sale at the
Candy Cane Craft Show & Sale.
Tremee'l
Tucker's Meat Shop
Seaforth Grocers
Pete's Paper Clip
Hildebrand Wallpaper &
Paint Store
Wong's Restaurant
Seaforth Sewing Centre
Boussey
Susan's
Triangle Discount
Tasty Nu
Anna's
Box Furniture
Bee's Fashions
T.D. Bank
Seaforth Auto Centre
Wuerth's Shoes
Deloitte/Touch
Siti'a Hardt' e'
Keatings Drug
Beckers #62077 Seaforth
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The Hobby Shop
Main Street Video
Provincial Bank
Seaforth Jewellers
Stedmans
Cardno Men's Wear
Nifty Corners
C.I.B.C. Bank
Sparky's Restaurant
Investment Centre
Seaforth Expositor
Knechtel Grocers
McKillop Insurance
Dr. Plante, Optometrist
Doggie Dooze
Seaforth Town Hall
Commercial Hotel
Seaforth Creamery
Janet's Donuts
Seaforth Co-op
Seaforth Golf Club
Studio 75
Egmondville Store
TMP
Elza Ruston Hairdresser
Seaketh'Shell ",,,•, "•,.
Pizza Train
Max Variety Store
New Orleans Pizza
Looking Glass
Archie's Service Station
Milton Dietz
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