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Legion vandalism dishonours war dead
Once again. sandals have
been at work in town.
The top of the new
"associate members of the
Legion memorial" on Legion
' property was broken off.
During the summer. the
wreaths on the cenotaph were
remos ed and destroyed at
different times and offenavc
articles have been left on the
statue. To whomever feels
this is fun to do. the cenotaph '
and memorial are important
to the Legion and should be
to the public. The cenotaph
honours those in the sers ice
ss ho diedduring and sinc.
the First and Second World
Residents
make crafts
for Christmas
Maplewood Manor
Residents of 11aplcwo. ,1
!-1anor are follosvin a full
schcdulcof aetis/ties.
Church sen ices have
resumed and We apprecia)cd
the services led hs` Rev.
Springett, Pastlir Corris eau •
and Rev. Hiscox.
Ti►ere were lots of :encs to
sing along to when hitt
McCallum. Marion Rose
and Bill Gibson entertained .
residents with their piano.
Fingers are busy again
making crafts for our
Christmas Bazaar.
Residents enjoyed an
outing to the Threshers
Reunion in Li ch.
The Harmon K jags
concert was another
highlight of the month. -h .
w a, an amazing program
that delighted e►enonc
We w'crc happy to •
welcome back our crokinole
plater, foranother.scason of
keen competition.'Euchre
and hinge with Betty 1ltilics
are popular activities.th,tt
residents cum.
The month ended with a
tour through.the cnemis s:slc
Seaforth Legion News
\Vats •i► that we can he free
in this wonderful country.
• The associate memorial. in
manors of those dons and
da;t_•hter • of service men
who honed the Legion is to
help keep alive the menuiry •
of our fallen comrades.
Please respect these places.
Soon the'Legion Child
Identification Video program
ss ill he starling in Seaforth
Pubile School and Si. James
- Sctit.,l. kitidctgartep. Grade
t`an:1Grade M will be taped.
This is.a Legion -sponsored
- project completely paid for •
by all Legions in District C.
When the notice comes honk
-from the school with the date -
and time. please see that your
children are available. This
tape is completely
confidential and is only
available to the police and
family if a child 'goes
missing. •
• In' 13 ycarsx.the tapes.havc
.been used successfully at
least three -times.
•
•
Last Saturdas. ,i. ►nenthcrs
of the hranch and auxiliary
went to Parkwood Hospital
with the Zone CI Variety
Show. Matthew DcJong.
Jessica DcJong. Stacie Van
Miltenhurg and Allyson
Cardiff, representing
. Seaforth. entertained in the
show.
The hranch is holding a
steak barbecue .on Oct. 23.
There will he karaoke. horse
,races'and more: Tickets are
available at the branch.
The early -bird campaign .
has been ongoing kir a month
now. Please ray your due, to
. he an early bird.
Scott Hilgendorff photo
Green thumbs . . : -
heresc� :r iizon, ilo Gardner and Luella Montgomery were among the residents of Seoforth
Manor Nursing and Retirement Home who planted.100 evergreen trees as port 'of a notion -
wide Year of the Older Person event. Residents will give the trees as Christmas gifts.
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