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Correspondence
Fashion show shows off summer
colours and fabrics for summer season
Sunday at Cavan United
Church, Rev. John's sermon
was titled "The Sponge and
the Wine."
The last Lenten Candle
Ceremony was taken by
Courtney and Brittany Pryce.
Greeters and collectors
were Ross and Joyce Ribey.
Remember the Easter ser-
vice next Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
WEDDINGS
CHRISTENINGS - MEMORIALS
ALL FAITHS SPIRITUAL SERVICES PERFORMED
YOUR LOCATION OR OURS (NON -DENOMINATIONAL)
Rev. Chris Morgan &
Pastor Paula Morgan
Our centre provides all of the above services for
those who do not attend a church or have a mister.
CALL, FOR A BROCHURE & FEE SCHEDULE
at Cavan.
After the service a social
time was held with coffee and
muffins .served by Maja
Dodds and Marg McClure.
Several ladies from the
area attended the "Women's
Day Out" at Blyth Festival
Theatre, sponsored by
Blyth United Church
Women.
One speaker gave
some tips on house-
cleaning and dealing
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not fledge with your beliefs, whatever they may be.
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Family and friends are bvited to the
Buck and Doe for
MATT CRONIN
& CARRIE HARRIS
Saturday, April 15/06
Mitchell Community Centre
9 p.m. - 1 a.m. $7/ticket
For tickets call
519-348-4703
Age of Majority
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with clutter and the second
speaker gave tips on how to
attract birds to your yard. A
fashion show was presented
in the afternoon showing the
colourful and easy care fab-
rics for the upcoming summer
season.
Don't forget - "Cavan's
Cabaret" on April 21 at 7:30
p.m.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Good friends are like
antiques - they grow more
precious with time.
by Ruth Campbell
Christina McClure graduated
from St. Clair Colege, Windsor,
Ont. in Interior Design. She is
now currently working at the
TIM -BR Mart in Goderich. Best
wishes, love Mom, Dad, Trisha
and Robbie.
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Ken and Marion McClure are pleased to announce
the marriage of their daughter
Lisa to Tom Patience,
son of Betty Patience of Kingston, New York.
The Wedding took place at sunset on
March 24th, 2006 on Bald Head Island,
North Carolina.
Following a honeymoon to Nashville, TN, the happy
couple is residing in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Huron County
motorists fined for
driving.;.with open
bottles of alcohol
Seventeen Huron County drivers
were found with open bottles of alco-
hol in their cars over the weekend
when Huron OPP officers conducted
RIDE campaigns throughout the
county.
The drivers, all males ranging
from 16 to 26, were fined $215 each.
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BUCK AND DOE
for
Laura McGrath
and
Geoff Alexander
Sat. April 15, 2006
(Easter Weekend)
9 p.m. -1 a.m.
Seaforth & District Community Centres
Music by: Flashpoint Productions
Age of Majority ONLY- Lunch Provided
Tickets: $5.00 advance or $6.04 at the door
Phone 519-522-0493 or 519-527-0183
for tickets or information
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Seaforth Scouts
need leaders or
may fold in fall
Susan Hnndertmark
Leaders are needed for the Seaforth Scouts and
Beavers or the program may fold in the fall, says
Seaforth's group commissioner Terri Shobbrook.
"It would be a shame to lose the program. It's
very worthwhile but it needs some new blood," she
says.
Because many of the leaders are parents whose
children have outgrown Scouts, the Scouts need at
least two new leaders in September.
The organization also needs at least one more
Beaver leader and new members in its group com-
mittee including a chair, secretary and registrar.
"That would be a bare minimum," says
Shobbrook, who says two
wo Cub leaders and one
Beaver leader are stays involved next year.
Because registration has been decreasing over
the past few years both in Seaforth and Clinton,
the Scouts of both towns joined together two years
ago and began meeting at the Hullett Wildlife
Area, jokingly calling themselves the Schullett
Scouts to combine Seaforth, Clinton and Hullett.
In 2004/05, six Scouts from Clinton joined the
Seaforth troupe but none from Clinton signed up in
2005/06.
Shobbrook says the rising costs of - registration
and the variety of activities available for children
is also affecting registration.
It costs $125 to join Scouts, Cubs or Beavers each
year and $90 for leaders.
Anyone interested in getting involved is asked to
call Terri Shobbrook at 519-527-0113.
Buck It Doe -
for
Kim Jewitt Jamie Good
Sat. April 22/06 9pm-1 am
Seaforth Community Centre
Music by D.J.
Lunch Provided Age of Majority
$5.00 Advance $6.00 At Door
For Tickets Call Kendra
519-527-0555
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Your Favorite
Nieces & Nephews
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Bluewater Ladies
Sio-pikh League
NEEDS YOU
We are _looking, for
a couple of teams
to join our
recreational league.
CALL
519-237-3223
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