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Local violinist holds recital,..
Approximately 60 guests, friends end
relatives of Anne Marie McQuaid attended
a violin recital at Wilfrid Laurier Univer-
sity's Theatre Auditorium on Sunday,
March 20.
Miss McQuaid's program contained the
Sonata No. 2 in D major, Op. 94 by Serge
Prokoflev, the Partitia No. 3 in E major for
unaccompanied violin by Johann Sebas-
tian Bach, Romance in F major, Op. 50 ar-
ranged for violin and piano, by Ludwig van
Beethoven and Polonaise brillante in D
major, Op. 4, by Henri Weiniawski. Miss
McQuaid was accompanied by Beth Ann
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SMITH -RICE
Lorraine Smith and Brad Rice were
united in marriage on Saturday, March 12,
1988 in Resurrection Anglican Church, Lon-
don by the Reverend Carson Parker. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Smith of London and the groom is
the son of Janet Rice and the late Harold
Rice of Seaforth. Maid of honor was Gail
Smith of London, sister of the bride, and
bridesmaids were Linda Peterson of Lon-
don, friend of the bride, Shirley Doucet of
London, cousin of the bride and Karen Nobel
of London, friend of the bride. Best man was
Steve Rice of Toronto, brother of the groom
and guests were ushered by Steen Mar-
cussen of London, Scott Robinson of Walton
and Chuck Visscher of Lucan, all friends of
the groom. After a honeymoon trip to the
Dominican Republic the couple are residing
in London.
BIRTHS
15 Students
will reach
the Summit
Write your own
ticket to Toronto
Fifteen young Can-
adians will win an all -
expense paid trip to the
Toronto Economic
Summit, June 19-21,
as officidlly accredited
reporter -observers.
The Government of
Canada wants to en-
courage the active par-
ticipation of Canadian
youth in this major
international event
which will be hosted
by Prime Minister Brian
Mulroney, and attended
by the leaders of the
United States of Amer-
ica, United Kingdom,
France, Federal
Republic of Germany.
Italy, Japan, and the
Competition rules:
Entries in English or French. Length up
to 500 words. Double spaced. Typed or
legibly written. Open to full-time high
school (including CEGEP in Quebec)
students age 19 or under on December
31, 1988. A panel of experts will judge
entries for clarity, style. strength of argu-
ment and originality. Competition entries
must be received in Ottawa by May 12,
1988. Entries cannot be returned.
Winning entries may be adapted. trans-
lated, reproduced, and made public.
Send entries to:
SUMMIT EDITORIAL COMPETITION
Department of the Secretary of State
of Canada
Ottawa K1A OM5
Attach this entry form or facsimile to your Summit Editorial
141
Hon Lucien Bouchard
The Secretary of State of Canada
Lhon Lucien Bouchard
Le Secreta,re d Etat du Canada
NAME
European Economic
Community.
To enter this competi-
tion simply write a
short editorial on the
topic "A Key Issuq for
Canada at the Econom-
ic Summit:' The issue
selected should relate
to Canada in the world
economy or to social
and other factors that
directly affect our
economic performance.
A video and an infor-
mation kit are being
sent to your high
school (or CEGEP) and
should be there by
April 18. Ask your
teacher or principal
for details, or call
1-800-267-0829 for
further information.
DEWOLFE - Matthew, Steven and Erica
are pleased to announce the safe arrival of
their baby sister, Amanda Helen, born on
Friday, April 15, 1988 in Stratford General
Hospital, weighing 6 lbs., 5 ozs. Very happy
and thankful parents are Wally and Debbie.
Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bev
Wallace, Londesboro and Emily Simpson,
Kingston, Nova Scotia.
WONG - Frank and Billie Wong are pleased
to announce the birth of their son on Friday,
April 8, 1988, weighing 8 lbs., 13 ozs. at Vic-
toria Hospital, London. A baby brother of
Wilton and Harmonie.
de Sousa on the piano.
Among those at the recital was H e5
Brie* of Toronto, who donated her'yielin
to Anne Marie several years ago so shef�`
could further her studies of higher gg rrades.
Music teachers attending were Marjorie
Lofft of St. Marys, Carol Carter of Seaforth
and Alec Catherwood, a professor at the
University of Laurier.
Anne Marie has completed four years of '
study and is now a qualified performer or
teacher. She intends to continue her
studies and obtain her Masters Degree in
either Montreal or Toronto,
Central Huron 4-H
Crops Club starting
Want to be outstanding in your field? The
4-H Field Crops Club is for you.
This year's project looks at Crop Species
and Management. Discover how crop pro-
duction is affected by climate. Examine soil
types and tillage methods for the best
results. Learn about the resources available
to help you make the right decisions on what
to plant, when to plant and how to plant.
You, along with fellow members will act
as crop consultants during the project. Con-
ducting a germination trial and providing
recommendations to solve a cropping pro-
blem are just two of the many activities.
To find our more about the 4-H Field
Crops project, contact the leaders - Ralph
Currie (345-2546) or Paul Dodds (527-0696).
The first meeting will be held on Thursday,
April 28 at 8 p.m. at W.G. Thompson & Sons
Limited, Seaforth.
Genealog icial Society
spends day at Archives
The Huron Branch of Ontario
Genealogical Society spent'a day in Toronto
Archives with a group of 40 attending. With
access to maps, newspapers and audio
visual material, they were shown Original
Documents of the 18th Century and how they
were preserved. Everybody made good use
of Indices and Descriptive guides and File
Listings in the Reading room in resear-
ching their Ancestors. Leoti Warmski acted
as tour guide.
On May 4 the OGS will be holding a Begin-
ners Workshop. Everybody's welcome. It
will emphasize `Materials You Should
Gather' and `Material Preparation'. The
meeting is to be held at 7:30 p.m. in the
Goderich Assessment Office Board Room.
Naturalist and birdwatcher
at horticultural meeting
Martin Harburg, a naturalist and birdwat-
cher from Hanover, was guest speaker
when the Seaforth Horticultural Society met
at the Seaforth Public School on Wednesday,
April 13. Mr. Harburg showed slides of or-
chids, wildflowers, rivers and lakes, and
birds from the Bruce Peninsula. The Bruce
Peninsula has an underground river system
and has more varieties of orchids than any
other place in Ontario.
Beatrice Stoll gave a very detailed report
on the District 8 Annual Convention, which
was recently held at Neustadt.
OTHER BUSINESS
The annual plant sale will be held on May
14. Please watch for further details.
Anyone wishing to be a delegate at the On-
tario Horticultural Convention at Carleton
University, Ottawa June 22-24 should con-
tact president Margaret DeJong.
The annual bike through McLeod's bush
will be held on May 1 at 1:30 p.m.
On Wednesday, May 11, cars will leave
Seaforth Public School at 6:30 p.m. and
travel to Cosyn's Greenhouses, Stratford,
for a tour. The meeting will be held at the
school upon return.
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