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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-02-05, Page 17FAMILY New poets sought for national contest A national poetry contest has been launched to discover new talented writers in the area. The event, known as Poetry '86, is sponsored by Fame Canada Enterprises which will award more than $4,300 in prizes, The 45 best poems, along with biographical details of the newly -discovered poets, will be published in a book to be released this fall, Everyone who enters the contest will be acknowledged in the book in some way. "The aim of this event is to promote and preserve Canadian poetry." says Fame Cassie Nicholson wins at Tuesday5s bowling Canada spokesman Al Forrest, a novelist whose futuristic book Pill 2000 will be out this spring; difficult for poets to find a market, especially when they are just starting out. W e want to help them," Mr. Forrest said. The prizes include cash awards of $1,000 for the best poem, $500 for second, $400 for third, $300 for fourth and $200 for fifth, In addition there are regional bonuses and a special $500 scholarship bonus for the best poem submitted by a young poet who was 17 or younger as of January 1, 1986. HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 5, 1986 Al? The contest is open to amateur poets of any age. There is a $10 entrance fee for each poem submitted, Entries are to be typed or handprinted on ane side of a single page and submitted to, Poetry 86, Suite 321, 622 Sheppard Ave. West, Toronto, Ontario, M3H 2F1. Two copies of each poem should be sent with name, address, phone number and birthday at the upper right hand corner of the page, Fl.trther details available by phoning 604.385- 1811, On Monday residents went bowling at Nobles with Pat Ryan winner, On Tuesday public school volunteers helped residents with bowling and the winner was Cassie Nicholson. Thursday afternoon volunteers came and played euchre .with the residents. W inners were Pat Ryan, Irene Omand, Ed Dunn and Cassie Nicholson. Consolation winners were James Nolan and Edith Salo. On Friday residents played bingo in the morning and in the afternoon Shirley Luther of the Salvation .Army held a sing along. Helpers were Erlene Stewart and Linda Hart, Hensall. PERSONALS Betty Gray and friend George and Beatrice Kempson visited her daughter Doris Smith. Allan Nicholson visited mother Cassie Nicholson. Leo O'Sullivan went home with brother James. Gladys Ruston went to Stratford with daughter Mary.Lou for the day. Mabel Clark and Cathy Evans visited Erle Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cameron, Doug Geddes Dow. and Sheila and Kendall Schenk visited Carol Mr, and Mrs. Jim Stewart visited Bill Geddes. Scott. visited husband Harold Harold and Beryl Nicholson were in to visit Marjorie Maloney Cassie before they leave for Florida. . Maloney. Russel and Rita Smith of Dublin visited her Peg Lemon of Sarnia and Mary Kennedy cousin. Mary Ryan. visited Dorothy Carter. JORDAN: Gerald and Nancy are pleased to announce the safe arrival of Sarah Anne born at Stratford General Hospital, January 24, 1986 weighing 6 lbs. 14 oz. Proud grandpar- ents are Mrs. Bernadette Jordan of Mitchell and Joseph and Anne Van Dooren of Seaforth. SEGEREN: Jim and Lorie are pleased to announce the' arrival of Brittany Anne on January 21, 1986 at Clinton Public Hospital. A sister for Allison. Delighted grandparents are John and Ruth Blair of .Clinton and John and Corrie Segeren of Seaforth. fBIRTHS O'REILLY: Dennis and Nancy O'Reilly (Franklin), Mitchell are proud to announce the birth of their son. Shaughnessy Martin Louis, on December 14, 1985 in Stratford General Hospital weighing 8 lbs. 14 ozs. A 'brother for Adam. Proud grandparents are Mrs, Cecelia Franklin; Exeter and Jack and Marg O'Reilly, St. Columban. 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WHEAT -RUE GOODNESS' EA - BREAD PARAMOUNT PINK SALMON 675 g Is LOAF MARIE LOUISE MELADY Marie Louise 'Melady, of RR 2, Dublin, died W edneeday, January 29, at the Seaforth Community Hospital, after a lengthy illness, She was 77 -years -old. Born in McKillop Township, Mrs. Melady (nee Murray) married Joseph Melady on Jun 26. 1937, at St. Columban Church. Mr. Melady died in 1955. She was also prede- ceased by three sisters: Mary Ann, Elizabeth (Mrs Wilfred Maloney), Helen (Mrs. Wil- fred O' Rourke ) and six brothers Joseph, Leo, Thomas. John, Michael and Matthew. She is survived by one sister Camilla (Millie) (Mrs. Frank Evans of Dublin, one brother Steve, of RR4, Walton and numerous nieces and nephews. Mrs Melady attended S S. No. fe Manley School. McKillop Township. then went on to attend Dublin Continuation School and Stratford Normal School. A teacher for 34 years, she taught at S S. No. 8 Manley School. S.S. No. 10 Logan, S.S. No. 4 Hibbert and St. Columban School. She retired from teaching in 1974, but continued to keep in touch with her former students throughout the years.. She was a member of the Sl. Columban Roman Catholic Church all her life. After resting at the W hitney-Ribey Funeral Home, a funeral service was held February 1, at SL Columban Church. with Reverend Andrew Sipek of St. Columban, assisted by Reverend J.J Carrigan. Dublin and Joseph Hicknell, of Sl Peter's Seminary. Mrs. Mary tau Malone, Lucien and Frank Crowley. RR 5. Seaforth, gave the readings. St Columban Adult Choir was present. In recognition of Mrs Melody's dedication to school children. the students and leachers from St Columban School formed a guard of honor at the entrance to the church. The ladies of the Catholic Women's League were in attendance as a body. Flower bearers were John and Joe Looby, Mark and Stephen Stapleton. Jim Vander Pryt. Kurt MacRae. Honorary pallbearers were Jack ' O'Reilly. Fergus Feeney, Ted Doyle. John O'Leary, Joe Barry and Mike MacRae Pallbearers were. Pat Feeney. Bill Feeney. Gerald .Jordan. Pat 0' Reilly. Tom Burke. Ken ('o e. Cinth Vogels and John Vogels Burial will take place in the spring at St ('ohimhwin Cemetery (.Fyn r RUDE PURRCFJL Gertrude (Murray) Purcell, of 61 Cawaton Street Stratford. died Friday. January 31. 1985 at her home She was e5 She La survived by Ince daughters, fsabei and heehaw! Tony Culliton, of Sebringviile. Mary Catherine and husband Raymond Smith of Kitchener. son Martin and his wife taurine also of Kitchener: 10 grandchildren and six great grandchildren She was predeceased by her husband Thomas Purcell and two sisters. Mary Holland and Kate Roach. Friends were received at the Whitney. Rlbey Funeral Home in Seaforth until Monday when a mass was held at St Columban Roman Catholic Church. Spring burial will be in St Columban Cemetery Parish pr=ayers were held at the funeral home on Sunday. HEINZ BEANS 14 oz. 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