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Haunted house contributes to food bank
. Screams and shrieks,
howls and growls greeted the
many visitors who came to
the "Haunted House" which
was very successfully
facilitated by the Grade 7 and
8 youth.group in the St.
Columban parish hall this
past weekend as the young
people celebrated some
Halloween fun.
Ghoulish tour guides led
visitors through the many
spooky rooms and tunnels
which added to the suspense
as visitors made their way
through the house.
The young people, as well
as the adults who helped, are
to be congratulated for the
hard work that went into the
"special effects" which made
the project so successful. A
well planned "friendly arca"
had several different
activities to amuse and
entertain the youngsters who
Residents
tribute to
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St. Columban
didn't enjoy visiting the
spooky area. The event
contributed a substantial
amount to the local food
bank.
Ruth Marx, Deka
Lake, B.C., spent'
some time in the area
visiting with her
father. Joe Manley
from Ritz Villa,
Mitchell, and her
sisters, Pat Corman,
Waterloo and Marie
Hicknell.
Congratulations to
Janet Murphy,
daughter of Bill and
Luella Murphy, who
recently graduated
from the University of
Waterloo where she received
her Bachelor of Mathematics.
Degree.
Stacy and Kailyn Burke
are preparing, along with
their colleagues in the St.
Marys Children's
Choir to perform in •
concert Sunday at
Northside United
Church. This will be
the first concert
performed in our
local area by this
award winning
group conducted by
Eileen Baldwin.
The
students of St.
• Columban School
recently participated
in the Huron -Perth
Cross Country Meet held at
Witdwood. The nine and 10 -
year -old girls team placed
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enjoy
Germany
Seaforth Manor Nursing Home
• Residents enjoyed all our
. events for our "Tribute to
Germany." this past month.
German• chocolate
brownies were mad by our
baking club and were a
tasty afternoon treat for
everyone.
Our wine and cheese
party featured several
:German wines for all to
taste. A travel video of
• Munich and Bavaria was
followed by some delicious
cherry strudels.
The highlight of,our
month was our Oktoberfest
-dance with Gladys Van
Egmond and her Merry
Makers who delighted •
• everyone with their
authentic outfits and an
afternoon of German polkas
and accordion music.
In preparation for
Halloween. residents
carved a jack -o -lantern.
watched a special Lawrence
Welk Halloween Show and
passed, out treats to all our
little ghosts and goblins
who visited that evening.
We enjoyed several -
musical entertainments,
provided by Carol Carter.
Marian Rose. Bill Gipson;
Paul the Fiddler. Bill
Pepper and Carol LeBeau
and the Delaney's Band.
We also were happy'to
have our clergy. Rev. Dino
Salvador. Rev. Judith
Springett. Rcv. Nick
Vandt:rmey. Rev. Doug
Corriveau and Rev. Rob
Hiscox conduct our church
services during October.
The children from the
Seaforth Nursery School
once again visited to
entertain fora morning of
fun.
As well. the students
from the, grade 7 class from
Seaforth Public School
continue their Tuesday
morning visits to assist
with our howling program.
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Our Boston bulldog makes
• a visit every Monday
morning through the St.
John's Ambulance Ret
Therapy Program.
This gets everyone's -
morning off to a good start,
as residents really enjoy
this program. As well.
everyone looks forward to
seeing Tanya Hallman, our
massage therapist who
makes her rounds every
Tuesday.
We are looking forward
to our Remembrance Day
service with the members
of Seaforth Legion Branch
#156 on Nov. 9 at 2 p.m.
Also during: November we.
have many events planned
for our "Tribute to Italy."
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third overall for the. school.
The Grade 7/8 students
participated in "Buddy Day."
Each student was teamed up
with one.or two kindergarten
students with whom they
read stories or made crafts.
Visiting with Joe •cid Rose
Visser and attend inhis
recent birthday celchration
were their family:. Richard
Visser, Guelph: Frani Inc
Visser. Port Alpert: Mill' \
Jane Visser, Guelph: Jeft
Visser and family. Mitchell:
Greg Visser, Hamilton. u.
well as all of Joe and Rose
brothers and sisters.
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