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EBRUAHY 22, 1984 'Ali
The regular monthly meegg of the
branch was iteld last`Thursday th a very
showing of members The treasurer
Eaton presented a' yearly' statement of
the branch financial picture. Anyone wishing
to read the report will find it on the bulletin
board. Inother mattersof interest a motion
was Made to donate*? the High School Band
a suite of $500
The Branch "annual public speaking.
contest was heldiast Sunday afternoon with
good representation from all . •the local
schools. In the grades four to six competi-
tion, the winners, were- Terry Kelly,' Mike
Van Loon and Che l Ann Storey. The
grades seven and, eight winners were Paul
Ryan, Patti Maloney and Tern Van Loon.
The winners lona the High School were
Doris Glanville and Dave Scott who will both
compete along with the winners in the other
classes at a Zone:;Public Speaking Contest to
be held in Clinton on Saturday March 3 at
9:30 a.m. for the secondary students and at
1:30 p.m. for the elementary students..,
On behalf of the branch chairman Tom
Wilbee,-Iwould like to thank all the students
who Participated both at the school and
branchlevel.
Without the help of the teaching' staff,'
there would be no competition possible, so.
thanks everyone. To the judges thanks fora °
difficult job well done.
In order to complete a picture story of
the men and women of the Seaforth® area,
whojoined the armed services in World War
1, World .War II and Korea, Frank -Phillips
would like anyone to send him a picture or
pictures of people in uniform ,
Names are to be placed in memorial
albums in conjunction with the displays in
the Legion. They may be viewed by the
public at any time.
Approximately 350 pictures have been
catalogued. Pictures needed are the list
below and may be sent to Frank or left at the
Legion.
James McNairn, Ferg Feeney, Chester
McNay, Lois Finlay, Jack Fraiser, Gbrdon
Finnigan, John Walker, Grant Finnigan,
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Arthur ° Vincent, Hare.
Sutherland,Stewart F.innigail c S�ifitth}-
gate, 'Ken Forbes. Glen- Spt• s Stanley
Ford, Elmer Somers, La sley , Giant
Free, Melvin Shannon, Harold :Free, Eline>< r
Scott, Stew Geddes, Betty?'Sandford,
Grie Tom Roe, William McNay,
Ed Caskanette, Ian McTayish, David Bolton;
Oban McTavish,, Georges pelt, ;Jack Me-:,
Spadden; Barbara Best, :.mh cSpad-'
den, Elmer Beattie, Edna Messenger, Bill
Barber, G A Messenger, Alvin F dams,
John Millar, Ccc Adams, Russell Millar,:,
Ken Adams, James Mali,,t; �).ani:Aberhart, ' ?
Clarence Nolan, bernart3 ri{ Btue, ,
Meade Baker, , � [Lti<�ch, Geo a Crieb' • y
John Do eY. Ge>?•�i}df Grich, 'Rods C�O,tts
Gordon Heard Dort Coutts William Hodge,.
John ;Colquilorin, Roy Ke e> Tom Cluff,
Merle'; Layco$, ,' GeorBe charters;- 'M+:i.
McCreighti• Lorne Ibbotson,' Roberrt Newn
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ham, ,Irvine Alender, `Fier biewnhant.
Fred .Jackson -touts Nigh,, Liths,, Jackson,
John'Patterson, S vester.Jo' tns%P Harold
Pryce, William Kelly, Ken Rittahie, J'1 a41c
Kennedy,,,Doug.;. Stewart, Art, j eybourne, •
William Edgar, Earl Leybourne, Harry
Earle, Bill Little,- John Drover,. Orton
Loob_yy, Stewart love, Murray Doig, G rgo t.
McClure, Frank Devereaux, Robert '• c. •
Clore, Robert Devereaux, :Bill McClu
Keith Dale, Ken . McKenzie, Don Dale,
Helen McIKercher, John McNabb and Ross
McNabb.
Brotherhood Night is being held Thursday
evening Feb. 23 in the Leggion under the
auspices of the Seaforth Lions Club this
year. There will be a social hour between six
and seven' with dinner being served at
seven. We hope members from all the clubs
and organizations in the.community will be
present for this evening of Brotherhood.
The mixed euchre is being held tonight
•`(Wed) at 8 p.m. Please sign your name as
soon as•possible or let Jim know right away.
wile next stag euchre will be held Feb. 29 at
p.in.
To all you who have been wintering in the
sunny south all winter, you might be
interested to know our snow has been
melting and is slowly disappearing with
temperatures in the forties every day lately.
We might have an early spring.
At the going down of the sun and in the
morning we will remember them.
-Gordon Scott P.R.O.
Christian music at_B!
Do you enjoy an old ff'ashioned hymn -sing?
or listening to Negro spirituals? or perhaps a
lively jazz version of The Creationis more
your style. Whatever your tastes, you will
enjoy "Faith of Our Fathers", a concert of
sacred music presented by the Blyth Festival
Singers in Blyth Memorial Hall on Sunday,
March 4, 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. -
The choir, which draws members from a
40 -mile radius of Blyth, has chosen for its
second concert this season a pleasing
repertoire of music from the . Christian
tradition. a brow 4 .spectrum f arts
`iniclu8e'• wo } r `te• tenalssaanee "and
Baroque ^periods;'the classic Ave Vem by
Mozart, the , %hintinngpl�y beautiful Shaker
piece Simple Gifty, and compositions by 20th
century composers Healey Willan and
Gordon Young.
Following a recent rehearsal for this
concert, director Laurie Rowbotham re-
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