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SAMURAI: BROADF*OT
Samuel R. (Sam) Broadfoot, London, died
May 31, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, in
his 78th year.
He is survived by his wife'Mrs. Mary E.
(Smith) Broadfooli; a son, Stanley Rt (Bird)
Broadfoot and his wife Patricia and five
daughters, Mrs, Robert (Patricia) Spencer
and Mrs. Loyd (Shirley) Messeroll, all of
London; Mrs. Thomas (Jeannette) Gouthre,
of Ottawa; Miss Dianne Broadfoot, of
W indoor; and Mrs. Terry (Ruth) Hill, of
Thamesford; two sisters Mrs. Harold (Helen)
Connell, of Seaforth and Mrs. Allan (Marg-
aret) Armstrong of Goderich,
Also survived by 15 grandchildren and 13
great-grandchildren.
Predeceased by his parents, William and
Nettie Broadfoot, of Tuckersmith, two
brothers Ross and Wilmer and one daughter
Mary Jane.
Funeral and committal services were held
June 2, at the Needham Funeral Chapel,
London, with Reverend Ken Emmons, of
Wesley Knox United Church officiating.
Interment Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Lon-
don.
Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society
or the Lung Association would be appre-
ciated.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Happy Birthday Pete W items. June 5.
Happy 1st Birthday Lori Vanden Hengel,
June 5.
Happy Birthday, Chris Vogels, June 7, 14
years old.
Happy Birthday Mark Vogels, 12 years old
on June 8.
Happy Birthday Joan Guichelaar, 23 on
June 6.
WEDDINGS
FAMILY
Residents have party
Pat Ryan was the winner of the Monday
afternoon Seaforth Health Care Facility
bowling at Nobels.
'Tuesday morning volunteers from the
public school' helped residents with bowling.
The afternoon was spent watching films with
many laughs with Laurel and Hardy.
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Vanslyke held
a worship service with Kathleen Cuthill
accompanying the hymns on the piano.
Residents enjoyed the beautiful weather
outside on Thursday and Friday.
Friday morning bingo winners were Irene
Omand, Doris Smith, Cassie Nicholson, Bob
McClure, Wilma Brill, Lucy ,Iiezzo and
Dorothy Carter. In the afternoon a birthday
party was held outside with;, cake and
refreshments.
PERSONALS
Irene Omand was out shopping viith her
family.
Carol Geddes had her aunt BUM Brussels
in to visit.
Mary Lamont from Ethel was M to visit her
Attends program
Keith Fitzsimmons, of K. Fitzsimmons
Real Estate in Wingham and Vice President
of the Huron Real Estate Board was one of
more than 130 members of The Canadian
Real Estate Association (CREA) who partici-
pated in the association's national political
action committee programme in Ottawa April
15 and 16. The programme featured address-,
es by leading parliamentarians and meetings
with most of Canada's MPs.
While in Ottawa, Mr. Fitzsimmons had an
opportunity to voice concerns directly to MP
Murray Cardiff, Huron -Bruce, about the
federal deficit and its effects, on interest
rates, the case for longer term fixed rate
mortgages, and . the need to entrench
property rights in the Constitution.
cousin Kelly Lamont.
Pat Laycox was in to see her mother
Dorothy Garter.
Cassie Nicholson's sister Laurette Mc-
Burney from Selgrave was in to visit her.
Bill Bezzo was in to visit his mother Lacy
Bezzo,
Erle Dow was out with his daughter Mabel
Clarke of Bayfield.
Prank Maloney was in to visit his brother
Harold Maloney.
Zack Ryan was in to visit his cousin Mary
Ryan.
Judy Nigh and her friend were in to visit
her great grandmother Lucy Bezzo.
Bill Scott, Eva Lambert and Lucy Bezzo
have returned to the home after their stay in
hospital.
BIRTHS
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VAN DIM :On May9, 1986 at 5:09 p.m. I was
very pleased to become part of this beautiful
world. My mommy and daddy Ken and
Margaret Van Dyk of Woodstock decided to
call me (their first child) Joshua Douglas.' My
grandparents are Margaret Van Dyk, Sea -
forth and Leone and Douglas Suter of Guelph.
MOORE: Michael Wiliam Moore is pleased
to announce the safe arrival of his sister,
Nicole Elizabeth. Nicole was born on May 28,
1986 at 8:44 a.m. at Clinton Public Hospital.
She weighed 7 lbs, 9'/2 oz. Our proud parents
are John and Lorrl Ann Moore, Seaforth.
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PEOPLE
Dr. Ken and Mrs. Stewart of Waterloo,
Mrs, Uoyd Christner of Kitchener were
Sunday visitors with Mrs. J. Ure Stewart.
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BROWNIES FLY UP — These members of the Seaforth Brownies flew up to Join members of
the First Seaforth Girl Guides, at a ceremony at the Seaforth Legion Hall on May 27. From
left, front, Zanya Hasson, Jill Wood, Jennifer Marlon. Back, Dana Dalton, Jennifer De Jong,
Michelle Etue, Tracy Janmaat, Krista Greldanus and Christy Laycox. Raftls photo
Brownies hold banquet
The annual Mother and Daughter Banquet
of the Seaforth Brownies and Girl Guides was
held Tuesday, May 27 at the Legion Hall. The
girls and their mothers enjoyed a delicious
meal prepared and catered by the Legion
Ladies.
Brenda Derbyshire, Bonnie Janmaat and
Helen Southgate of the Parent Committee
thanked the leaders and the parents for their
participation in the Guiding program and
presented the leaders with tokens of
appreciation. Each Brownie and Guide
received an official camp hat, .as well.
The 1985-86 leaders were: 1st Brownie
Pack, Brown Oil, Liz Scott; helpers - Connie
Marion, Uncia De Jong; 2nd Brownie Pack,
Brown Owl, Ruth Johnston; Tawny Owl, Ann
Laycox; Snowy Oil, Grace Butt; 1st Guide
Company, Captain, Gail Hills; Assistant,
Luanne Phair; District Commissioner, Susan
Halfpenny,
Nine Brownies received their wings and
flew up to Guides. The new Guides are
Jennifer Marion, Jennifer De Jong, Krista
Greindanus, Tracy Janmaat, Jill Wood,
Michelle Etue and Zanya Masson from the 1st
Brownie Pack and Christy Layeox and Dana
Dalton from the second Brownie Pack. 85
people attended the program,
STOFM:
The family of Archie and Cora Somerville
take, pride and pleasure in announcingtheir •
ar
ifarents' Golden Wedding Annivers. ?i'
%e couple were married fifty years ago on
June 6, 1938 in a quiet ceremony at St.
Thomas Anglican Church, Seaforth with the
late Reverend Canon E. Appleyard officiat-
ing. They were attended by the late Carson
and Annie Alien of Guelph. Their parents
were the late William and Dora Somerville of
McKillop and the late William and Jane
Strong of Tuckersmith.
The couple farmed on the 13th concession
of McKillop until 1984 when they retired to
their present residence at 74 North Main
Street in Seaforth. They have four daughters,
Joan, Mrs. Ken Campbell of McKillop; Lois
Ann, Mrs. Maurice Wathke, Kitchener;
Jane, Mrs. Jack Harvey, Exeter and Linde,
Mrs. Eric Ross, London. There are seven
grandehfldren, Kevin, Kim and Brad Caunp-
beti, Cheryl E'eiter (Harvey), Parn and
Leanne Wathke, and David Ross.
To celebrate the special occasion a family
dinner was heid at Bobindates in Exeter on
May 31 followed by an evening of reminiscing
M the home of Ken and Joan Campbell and
family in McKilop.
Photo by Jack Doerr Studios
GRADUATES
W ASSON— DORSSERS
Shelley Darlene Wasson and Lee Henry
Dorssers were married Saturday, May 3 at
the Blyth United Church with' Rev. Ken
Bauman and Father Caruana off tiatin . The
reit#ire dau_ghterof andrs.11,lbett
n of Blyth and the groom Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Dorssers of Seaforth.
Matron of honor was Valerie Gauley,
bridesmaids were Wendy Dorssers, Sandra
Dorssers and Julle Howson. Junior brides-
maid was Kimberley Richmond and flower
girl was Kerry Blake. Best man was Brian
Van Aaken, ushers were Gordon De Jong,
Tom Menheere and Terry Dorssers. Bing -
bearer was Trent Richmond. The couple will
reside at RR 4, Seaforth.
(Walden Photography)
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NORIN E PRIMEAU, daughter' of Ray' acid
vMa'rion Pnineau..gratd'uatei" front Lakehead
university bn May 31 with a Bachelor; of
Science in Nursing. Naiadhail' accepted a
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STEIN— COS
Joan Stein and Richard Costello there married
Saturday, May31, 1986 at St. Janes Church
in Seaforth by FatherJack Costello. The bride
is the daughter of Herman Stein of
Mississauga and the late Mary ein and the
groom is the son of Mrs. Costello of
Seaforth and the late Bernard Costello.
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