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20 THE HURON EXPOSITOR DECEMSER 6
Eastern Star instills its 1990-91 officers
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522-1178.
The Order of the Eastern Star
warts as a service group with a
particular focus on benevolent
work. In the past tour years the
Ontario Chapter of die Eastern Star
has &ma d funds for auararous
projects such as: 1) a
room at Princess Margaret
for persons with earner of the head
and neck; cost 580,000. 2) E-
quipped a room at Sunny Brook
Hospital in Taranto for parsons
flog hip and joint
cost 560,000. 3) Given 60,000 to
Adults and C hik en with learning
disabilities in Ontario. 4) Given
S75,000 to students studying far
A.Y. McLEAN
MEMORIAL
PROJECT
The goal is to establish a suitable memorial in memory
of Andrew Y. McLean in recognition of his Iifetimr
contribution and service to the Town of Seaforth and
surrounding community.
ALL • - - 'Thee • : ofAsa
the Eastern Star, Seaforth Chapter 6233, installed is officers
tax 1990-91 on October 18 They included: front, Frances Kling, Associate Conductress, Florence
Warnes, Treasurer; Bessie Broome, Associate matron, Eva Brown, Worthy Matron; Jim &awn,
Worthy Patron; Mari Montgomery, Secretary; and Ellie Taylor, Adah. Back, Dorothea Williamson,
Chaplain, Mary Doig, Sentinel, Jean Eaton, Martha; Laurie Shannon, Bola; George Earle, Marshal;
Eda Earle, Ruth; Alma His, Conductress; Jane Habkirk, Esther, Mary Cardno, Organist. Absent:
Elizabeth Canino, Warder. Submitted phot.
ministry of all denominations. 5) receiving equipment worth 555,000 wide donations for charity in the
Responsible for approximately 10 to per year. Seaforth was one such past three years which totalled S13
11 hospitals throughout Ontario recipient in 1989. 6) Given World million.
Lawnbowling club holds November bridge, euchre social
The Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club
held its November social at the
Orange Hall Tuesday evening,
November 27. Thine were nine
tables of cards in play.
Winners were: Ladies High, Mary
McMillan; Ladies lone hands, Viola
Beer
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go down.
Spencer and bartley, their com-
panions, secured tree branches and
threw them to the drowning men
but to no avail.
"Immediately I was notified of
the fatalities, I organized a search
party and went to the scene," said
Flight Lieut. Fletcher. "I have sel-
dom seen the Atlantic as rough as
Lake Huron was that day."
DECEMBER 3, 1964
Huron people may be hosts to the
world's plowmen when the Inter-
national is held at Seaforth in
McKillop in 1968.
An invitation to world or-
ganization officials in Germany and
England went forward from the
local committee following an infor-
mation meeting in Seaforth District
High School after school Thursday
night.
Possibility the world group would
be interested was advanced by F.A.
Lashley, secretary -manager of the
Ontario Plowmen's Association
who attended the meeting. Mr.
Lashley said the world group last
was in Canada two years ago. If the
invitation was accepted, represen-
tatives from countries across Europe
would compete at the Seaforth
match.
Mr. Lashley said it had become
custom to erect a cairn in the area
where the match is held, in which
were embedded stones from each of
the participating countries.
The information meeting, attended
by about 200 people interested in
the bog match, was arranged by
publicity committee chairman W.D.
Stephenson so that the community
could learn first hand the extent of
the match and the work involved in
completing arrangements.
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Taylor, Ladies low, Edith McMil-
lan; Mens high, Bill Kelly; Mens
lone hands, Pete Connolly; and
Mens low, Art Finlayson.
Jean Pinder chaired the social in
the absence of President Edna Bell.
The next social will be held one
week early on December 18 at 8
p.m. Hostess will be Edith Dunlop,
Minnie Walters, Thelma Pryce and
Jessie Hillen. All members are
asked to bring a Christmas treat for
lunch with a sandwich. The
treasurer would like all unpaid
associate dues in by the years end if
possible. Edna and Neil Bell have
returned from their Western trip of
sight seeing and visiting family
members. Luckily for them they
travelled just ahead of the floods in
some areas.
Dublin community extends sympathy
Sympathy of the community is
extended to Jack and Hazel Belfour
and all other relatives and family on
the death of their son, Wesley.
Get well wishes go
who is a patient
General Hospital.
to Joe Eckert,
at Stratford
-Dublin
Don MacRae attended the funeral
mass for his cousin Sara McIntosh
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(nee Henderson) in Strathroy last
week. Mass of christian burial was
held at All Saints Roman Catholic
Church on Wednesday, Nov. 28th.
Visitors on Sunday with Millie
Evans were Tom, Caroline and
Michael Dawe, London.
A number of K of C members
from this district 4th Degree K of C
were guard of honour for Bishop
John Michael Sherlock at the mass
of dedication of the new St.
Boniface Church, Zurich on Sun-
day.
SUGGESTIONS
INVI'T'ED
Organizations, community groups and individuals are
invited to submit suggestions for a suitable community
project that will benefit all in the community.
Please forward your ideas before January 28, 1991 to:
A.Y. McLEAN MEMORIAL PROJECT
c/o Marlen Vincent,
P.O. Box 189,
Seaforth, Ont. NOK 'WO
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