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The last weekend df March Marked the
first camping .experience for most of the
Seaforth Brownies, and it was a great learn-
ing experience for all,
Brownies Worked on four different badges
and all shared in th'e camping duties.
Brownies also packed lunches, went on a
hike and played a variety of outdoor games.
A campfire was held on the Saturday
night and marshmallows were toasted and
songs sung.
Annual euchre • held
On April 9 the Humanitarian Services.
Committee of the Oddfellows;and Rebekahs
held–their-annual en—ichT'e welve–tables
Were in play.
Winners were; Velma Preszcator and Les
Hart, most games; Dorothy Townsend and
Ken Preszcator, most lone hands and
Rachel Riehl and Peter. Malcolm, consola-
tion • winners.
Draws were made for three food vouchers.
from Ray's Family Market, Doug and Gail's
and EMA Foods and winners were; Henry
Ziler, Seaforth, Doug Campbell, RR 1
Seaforth and EMA Foods, Seaforth.
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On March 24 the Brownies, who were
working towards their klostess Badges,
served tea and toast at a Tea party.
Earlier in the month, on March 11, Gail
Hoffman spoke to the Brownies about
Pathfinders. The girls earned several dif-
ferent badges on their own, and learned how
to whip a rope and make a bedroll. • .:
To start themonth of March the Brownies
made a trip to the Seaforth Fire Hall, There
they learned about the firetrucks and what
happens when there is a fire.
_OBITUARIES
DELAINE CRONIN
Delaine Cronin, of Dublin, died, Friday,
April 10, 1987 at St. Joseph's Hospital. She,
was 51.
A daughter of Edward Denomme, and
Martina Regier, Mrs: Cronin is survived by
a daughter Karen (Mrs. Gerry Ryan), of RR
1 Dublin and sons, Gary, of RR 2 Dublin,
Wayne, of Egmondville and Dale, of Dublin.
—Also -surviving -are -five grandchildren, two
brothers, Jerome, of Zurich and Vetere, of
Arva, and five sisters, Doris Myers; of
Detroit, Marie (Mrs. Clare Oldham) of Lon-
don, Marjorie (Mrs. Wayne Gamble), of
Toronto, Shirley (Mrs. John Denomme), of
Waterloo and Donna (Mrs. Joe Rau) of
Brampton.
` Mrs. Cronin was predeceased by her hus-
band Joseph and by one sister.
The 'family received friends at the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, Seaforth and
a Mass of the Christian Burial was held at
St. Patrick's Church, Dublin. Interment -St.
Patrick's Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Michael Cronin, Roger
Denomme, Greg Gamble; Ron Denomme,
Danny Denomme and Brad Oldham.
HARVEY A. HUFFMAN
Harvey A. Huffman, of Listowel and
formerly . of Egmondville, died Monday,
April 6, 1987 at the Listowel Memorial
Hosptial. He was 63.
Mr, Huffman is survived by friend,
Eleanor Swan of Listowel; sisters, Alice
(Mrs. Clifford Rahn) of Saskatchewan, and
Marjorie (Mrs. John Morrison) of Dublin
and brothers, Rayrnond of Kitchener, ,Clif-
ford of Monkton, Lloyd of Bayfield, Jack of
British Columbia and Donald of Lucknow. .
Also surviving are several nieces and
nephews.
. Mr. Huffman was predeceased by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huffman;
brothers Elmer and Gordon and sister,
Wilma.
Friends called at. the McBurney Funeral
Home, Wingham, and a complete funeral
service was held at the funeral home on
April 9. Spring interment Greenhills
Cemetery, Lucknow.
As expressions of sympathy donations can
be made to the Ontario Heart and Stroke
Foundation or the Diabetic Society.
BIRTHS
JOHNSTON - Derek is happy to announce
the arrival of his little brother, Christopher
Robert Jeffery. He was born on Thursday,
March 26, 1987 at Stratford General
Hospital, weighing 8 lbs 6 ozs. Proud Parents
are Floyd and • Mary Johnston of RR 4
Seaforth. Proud grandparents are Bruce
and Pearl Johnston of Seaforth and Jack
and Mary Renne of RR 2 Staffa.
' MURRAY Tom and Brenda (Watkin) are
proud to announce the arrival of their
daughter, Brianne, at Victoria Hospital in
London, on Friday, April 10, 1987, weighing 6
lbs, 14 ozs. A little sister for Drew. A new
granddaughter for Frank and Marion Mur-
• ray, Walton and Ernie and Marjorie Watkin,
London.
MCCLURE - A baby brother for Lindsey ar-
rived Monday, March 30, 1987. Michael
Robert was born in Stratford General
Hospital, weighing 8 lbs, 12 ozs. The happy
parents are Clair and Brenda' McClure.
PEOPLE
' Visiting Edith Vincent on her birthday
April 10 from out of town were; her brother
C.C. Hunt of London and Audrey, Alvin and
Vera MacDonald of Brussels. Also visiting
were • Isabelle Hunt, Laura Stewart and
Mabel Crouch of Seaforth. •
Douglas Wright of ' Kanata spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Wright of John St., Seaforth.
Sunday visitors with Helen Byers were
Alvin Byers and family, of Kitchener, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne A. Dale, RR 4 Clinton, Ver-
-- na Edgar, Susanne and Carl from Dublin,
and Carolyn Powell and children, of
Seaforth.
Square
• from page 2
' "lane" (and I use the term loosely) you
should, upon spotting a motorist attemp-
ting to back out of an angle parking spot:
a) move over and allow him to back out b)
slow down and allow him to back out c)
hold your course and test his nerves d) clip
off his back bumper and attempt to file a
claim under the "confprehensive" section
of your insurance policy.
6. When attempting entry onto The
Square you should a) wait until a.suitahle
break in traffic arises b) proceed im-
mediately into the right hand lane on the
asumption that surely someone will slow
, down to'let you in c) drive on backwards
and if someone hits you, tell the rop you
were there all the time and this clown just
rear -,.
you.
7. When attempting to exit from the
Square you should: a) close your eyes and
crank the wheel hard to the right b) close
your eyes and take your hand off the steer-
ing wheel altogether c) simply maintain
course until early evening, when most
, drivers will break for. supper.
This test would of course be followed up
by a road test,. with a qualified instructer,
which would cover the intricacies: of the
bizzare form of reverse parallel parking
required on the inside of The Square, as
well as how to reach The Square from The
Five Points, without going completely
mad.
Perhaps it would be simpler just to post
a diselaimer under the street signs mark-
ing entrance to The Square. Something
like "Abandon Hope, All Ye Who Enter
Here!" might just cover it.
Hour
• froiu page 2
still 5, but really 4, if you think of it as being
yesterday.
Yes, it's confusing. Like everything that's
confusing, the government had a hand in it. -
People like me, farm animals, radio and
• television stations and factories all have to
adjust to a "new"time schedule There's
Only One reason for it, to give vacationers
and city slickers an extra hour of daylight at
night,
Personally, I like the idea of having that
antra hour to work outside at night, .If
there's one thing government should look at,
it's leaving clocks alone and keep Daylight
Saving Time year round.
Tt probably won't work if somebody con-
vmces` politicians it isn't healthy. It will be
like the boors in South Africa a' few years
ago when the idea of changing tittle was Sug-
gested The farmers argued, successfully;
that an extra hour" •of sun would burn
crops! u I
,Maybe we can argue that never changing
the time back to the fall' will mean everyone
will;be in a better, mood Arid rf we're in a
good mood, we like' politicians: And if we
like pohtieians, we might vote for thein. •ti
Right?
. ' If none of this makes: sense, don't worry,'
Springing ahead and falling back„ is pro-
bably the most controversial, and confus=
ing, issue we deal With each year.
I guess' I'll have by wait till to get
rested' up` Until then, forgive inc if I snarl
the odd time it's lack of sleep and it's tie
government's fault
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EASTER SUNDAY.
9:30 a.m. Church Service &
Church School
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
Rev. J.G. Vanslyke, Minister
Northside
United Church
GOOD FRIDAY
7:30 P.M. Our Choir presents a
the Cantata 'Igo Greater Love"
EASTER SUNDAY
7 a.m. Sunrise Service_ .
and Breakfast
Rev. Wm, Barber
Guest Speaker
11 a.m. Church Service,
Church School and
Nursery
Rev. J.G. Vanslyke, Minister
First Presbyterian.
Chu=rch,
Holy Week Services
Pastor: ,Rev. Wm. Barber
Good 'Friday
Brunch 10:00. a.m.
Service to follow.
EASTER SUNDAY
11:15 a.m.
Sacrament of Holy Communion
Reception of members
" Sunday School Participation
I am the resurrection and the light
" saith the Lord,
Egmondville.
United Church
Holy Week Services
MARCH 30
11:00 a.m.'
Easter Worship
Holy Communion
Rev, G. Kurtz, Minister
May the Lord bless you with
- the gift of new life
this Easter
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Ro an Catholic Church
Rev..Gregory Gilson
Rector
Pastor: Rev, J.C. Caruana.
•Holy Thursday
Celebration 8 p.m.
*Good Friday
Liturgy 3 p.rn.
•Saturday
Easter Vigil 8 p.m.
*:Easter Sunday
Masses 8:30 and 11:00 a.m.
Wishing You Easter Blessings
St. Thomas
Anglican Church
Rev..Gregory Gilson
Rector
HOLY WEEK &
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•Maundy Thursday April 16
7:30 p.m, Holy Communion
•Easter Sunday --April 19.
11;30 a.m. Holy Communion
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