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Singers top their class at Mitchell Music Festival
All ladies in the St.
Columhan area are invited
to the Spring Fling being
sponsored by the St. James
C.W.L.
This event includes a bake
table, entertainment, prizes,
dessert and tea. The Spring
Fling will take place at the
Seaforth Legion on
Wednesday, May 3. Doors
open at 7 p.m.
Congratulations from the
whole community to
Thomas Murray and Emily
Van Bakel who recently
participated in the Mitchell
Music Festival and were
tops in their class with their
singing.
The students of St.
Columban School prepared
for the celebration of Easter
last week with a joint St.
Columban/St. Patrick's .
School Mass held at St.
Patrick's in Dublin. Mrs.
St. Columban
Waechter's Grade 7/8 class
also performed a passion
play for the whole school.
A warm St.
Columban welcome
to Mike and
Heather Pulles and
family who have
moved into the
former Kittmer
residence. Best of
luck to Mike and
Pam Kittmer and
Cherisa who have
moved to Stratford.
Helen and Brad
Gordon from Moose
Jaw, Saskatchewan
are visiting with her mother,
Cecilia Ryan. as well as
other relatives and friends in
the area.
Pat and Maryanne Feeney,
Matt, Mark, Andy and Erin
visited in Newmarket for t
weekend with Maryanne's
sister. Teresa and
Paul White. Jamie
and Erica. Other
members of the
VanBcrgen family
also gathered there
for Easter.
A family gathering
was held at the home
of Paul and Mary
60 Eisler, Tammy and
Jamie to celebrate
Tammy's
By Mar
Ryan
345-25
y C.
Easter visitors with Marie
Hickncll were her daughter, -
Teresa and Marlin VanRaay,
Jessica. Dean, Philip and
Stephanie, Dashwood. and
Marie's son, John and
Sheila Hickncll. Justine and
Brianne, Sehringyillc. Marie
also enjoyed an Easter
phime call front her sem.
Stephen, from The Hague,
in the Netherlands, where he
is currently visiting.
Visiting with Ken and
Carol Ryan for Easter were
Kenneth and Jennifer Ryan.
Katie and Matt; Wayne and
Tina Ryan and Sarah; Hill
and Jean Ryan. Delaney and
Abby. Also visiting were
confirmation which Marg Ford, Cassandra and
. was held at Knox 4Alysha, Marie Grogan. John
Presbyterian Church in Ryan and Ron Ryan who
were enjoying the sights and
sounds of the farm as well
as the hahy lambs.
- Congratulations to
Mitchell on Easter Sunday:
Also attending the
celebration was Rev. Pcter
Bush and family.
New officers acclaimed at general meeting
The elections of officers
for the coming year took
place at the Seaforth
Legion's General Meeting
last Thursday.
Everyone was elected by
acclamation. They include:
Past President, Linda
Gridzak; President. Eva '
Brown; First Vice President,
Ralph Wood; Second Vice
President. Jim Brown;
Secretary. Cheryl McGrath;
Executive Committee.
Thelma Coombs. Ann Wood.
Jiro Watson, Mike
Meidinger, Rick Fortune and
Pat DeJong; Sgt. -At -Arms.
Gordon DeJong: Padre, Errol
Skillender.
,Chairmen of all
committees are appointed as
is the treasurer.
A joint installation of
officers with Brussels branch
along with Seaforth
Auxiliary and Brussels
Auxiliary will be held at .
Branch 156 Seaforth on May
12 at 8 p.m. Corte out and
support our new officers and
make Brussels welcome.
May 15 will be the last
Monday euchre party until
the fall according to seniors'
chairman Jean Ross.
The deadline for ordering
tulips from the Legion has
, been extended until June 15.
If you would like to order
these tulips contact Thelma
Coombs or Ann Wood.
Donations were made to
Blue Fishing Charter for
$100. Scaforth Manor for
SI00 and Meals on Wheels .
for $50.
Kippen
East WI
holds
annual
meeting
Ruby Triebner and Helen
MacLean were hostesses at
Ruby's on April 18. to the
annual meeting of Kippen
East W.I.
Ruby Triebner gave the
nomination report and the
officers were installed for
20(02001.
The planning meeting for
next year's programs will be
Monday. May 8 at 8 p.m. at
Grace's.
Kippen East W.I. officers,
2000.2001: Past President,
Ruby Triebner; President,
Grace Drummond; 2nd Vice,
Mona Alderdice: Secretary,
Helen MacLean; Treasurer.
Mona Alderdice; Public
Relations, Mona Alderdice;
Branch Directors. Phyllis
Parsons. Ruby Triebner:
Education Co-ordinator.
Grace Drummond; District
Director. Lil McLellan; Alt.
Dis. Director, Ruby Triebner;
Lobbying Convener, Mona
Alderdice: Sunshine, Marlene
Bell: Asst. Sunshine. Grace
Drummond; Education and
Cultural Activities, Helen
MacLean. Phyllis Parsons;
Family and Consumer Affairs,
Rena Caldwell. Ruby
Tnebncr; Agriculture and
Canadian Industries. Helen
MacLean, Ruby Triebner;
Citizenship and World Affairs.
Lil McLellan, Marlene Bell;
Curator, Hilda Payne; Pianist.
Hilda Payne; Financial
Administrator, Phyllis
Parsons.
Seaforth Legion
Tickets are still available for
the annual duck race on May
6 at 2 p.m.
On May 28, the ceremony
of the burial of the unknown
soldier, in Ottawa will be on
tv at 1:30 p.m. channel not
known at this time at the
Branch.
There will be a Sunday
SEAFORTH LIONS
ANNUAL TROUT DERBY
Kids 14 years and under can
register for the derby at the
Seaforth Pavillion at 6:45
RULES:CHILDREN ONLY
(14 yrs. & under)
• No Fishing Before 7 am
• No Use of Lures
• Limit 3 fish per child
• Prizes awarded at 12 Noon
• Fish must be caught & landed
by child to claim prize
"and remember parenls,"the fishing is
for the kids."
SATURDAY, MAY 6th - 7 am -12 Noon
SEAFORTH LIONS PARK
Anyone wishing to make a contribution, please contact any Lions
member or call Paul at 527-2892.
All proceeds to support Trout Derby Prizes.
Notice: Due to regulation changes, fishing is not permitted in
overs & streams until May 1st.
MAPLEWOOD MANOR
Retirement Home
13 Church St., Seaforth
At present, we have Large Private &
Semi -Private accommodations
available.
Features include:
• excellent dining 'and snacks
• dietician approved menus
• laundry
• housekeeping
• medication administered by our
professional staff
• transportation arranged for
appointments
• 24 hour friendly p osional
staff
• beauty salon
• barber services
• and much much more
ORCA for more information
contact Tracy Nash at
527-1440
Fax # 527-2977
Maplewood Manor
"Your Invitation to Gracious
Retirement Living"
•
dinner for the public on
Mother's day. May 14.
Desserts and help will be
needed for this event. Take
outs and delivery are
havailahlc by calling the
Legion 527-0740.
At the going down of the.
sun and in the morning we
will remember them: -
Buck & Doe
for
Marilyn
Van Den Elzen
David Bolinger
Sat., April 29
at
Stanley TWP Complex
Age of Majority .
Lunch
Ticket '5.00
For more information
call
482-7285
or
482-7782
Julianne Ryan who was
recently honoured at the
Latnhlon College Sports
Awards Banquet. Julianne
received the Lambkin
College female varsity most
sportsmanlike athlete of the
year award. She played
varsity socier and hockey
•wil.h the Lantbion College
teams.
Atwood Lions
BINGO
Atwood
Community Centre
EVERY THURSDAY
Doors Open at 6:30 pm
Bingo Starts at 7:09 pm
Jackpot $500 on 54 calls
Pot of Gold $500
on 53 calls
Loonie Bin
hania
Twin &
FRESH HORSES
(Shania Twain and Garth Brooks Tributes)
SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2000
8:00 PM to 1:00 AM
at the Seaforth Arena
Tickets: 512.50 in Advance
515.00 at the Door
Age of Majority Only Lunch Provid
Sponsored by: Seaforth District Community Centre
and Seaforth Minor Hocke Association
Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary
PENNY
SALE
Monday May 1" - Friday May 12"'
Daily 9 am - 5:30 pm
Friday evenings 5:30 — 9:00 pm
11 MAIN ST. S.
(former Wood You Like To Paint Store)
Draw Date Saturday, May 13u, 2000
(no ticket sales day of draw)
Stratford
1 Cinereas •4 • 1
1 551 Huron St. 273-6780'
1
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1
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1
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1
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Ready to Rumble jr,Tro
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Nightly at 7& 9:15
Saturday t Sundry Mather • 2 P.m
Erin Brockovich
Nightly at '0
6:45 & 9:15 ---
Saturday & Sunday Mannar • 2 p '.
4.14 The Flintstones In ,E3
',i` Viva Las Vegas
Nightly 7 & 9:15
Saturday S sundry Malmo • 2 am
1
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1 54.25 Tuesday 1
for. \
Mother's Day
Sunday, May 9
BRUNCH
2 Sittings •
11:00 am & 1:30 pm
$10.95 - Adults
$5.95 - preschool - 10
Free - under preschool
Or
BUFFET
2 Sittings
4:00 pm & 6:30 pm
$13.95 - Adults
$6.95 - preschool - 10
Free - under preschool
eservations Required
Saturday Night Special Prime Rib
Sunday Brunch 11 am • 2 pm
Sunday Night Smorgasbord 4:30 pm . 7:30 pm
Hours: Sun.-Thurs. 11 am - 8 pm,
Fri. & Sot. l l om-9 pm
272 Huron St. Clinton 482.1119
Restaurant
licenced Under LEBO
WINNERS
The Winners of our Easter
Promotion for the newest
omncps toMis Cookbook
Joyce Matzold
Gayle Colman
Kerri Whyte
Johnathan and Julie Nolan
Michelle Trapnell
Andrea McGregor
Cheryl Rock .
Bob McNaughton
Thank you to all who participated.
Winners may pick up their prizes at the
Huron Expositor Office
100 Main St. Seaforth 527-0240-
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