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ding area were intattendance.
convenor for this event was Patsy
Crowley.
Mena Voggels, president; `el-
comed the ratites and fyaligd. en
Frances Melady who gave a
humorous readura. en '"For 111o..
Blain bet r 1945, We' are Sur-
vivorS." A few, games of bingo (not
your usual bingo), were played and
a, local band, "Legend" from.
Mitchell provided musical entertain-
ment. Members of the band are
Sandra Chtessens, LoriBruxer, Lora
Lyn Stapleton, Chris Vogels, Ron
Rayne and Brad Schroder.
Following the sale of the items on
the bake table lunch was served and
the penny sale draw took place
while the ladies enjoyed their tea.
LOCAL BAPTISMS
Gregory Raymond Murray, infant
son of Bill and Martha Murray, was
baptized on Sunday by Father J.
Hardy at St. Columban Church,
Gregory's godparents are Edward
Van Esbroeck and Dorothy
Esbroeck,
Guests with Bill and Martha were
the grandparents, Alois and Marie
Van Esbroeck of Hensel! and Ray
and Vera Murray of Seaforth; Frank
and Patsy Crowley and family,
Gerry and Elaine Vanden Henget
and family, Mary Lou and Pat
Jordan and family of Stratford, Jean
and Brian Harris and Matthew of
Kitchener, Ed and Marianne Van
Esbroeck and family of Exeter,
Dorothy Van Esbroeck of Stratford,
Father Heady and Sister Rita
Coyne.
leucite Kathleen, infant daughter
of Mark and Joan Murray, was
baptized on Sunday at St. Colum-
ban Catholic Church by Father J.
Hardy. Janelle's godparents are
Tony and Karen Van Baker.
Guests attending the baptismal
service and visiting with Mark and
Joan at their home were Janette's
grandparents Frank and Maureen
Bruxer of Dublin and Tom and
Maddie Murray of Seaforth; Tony
and Karen Van Bakel, Brian, Jayne
and Emily, Greg and Kathy
O'Reilly, Danny, Denise and Brent
of Seaforth, Ken and Chris Bruxer,
Jacob, Luke, Nicolas and Ashley of
Hensall, Don Bruxer and Chris
Campbell, Pat and Rhonda Bruxer
and Shelby of Gananoque, Lori
Bruxer, Dublin, Neil and Glenda
Murray, Bradley, Mandy, Leanne
and Heather, Dave and Marilyn
Wylie and son Derek of Kitchener,
Allan, Mary Lou and Andrea Mur-
ray, Sister Rita Coyne and Father J.
Hardy.
VISITORS
Gary and Joanne Schleen and son
Brendon and Kim Swart of London,
Reg Swart of Kemptville and Penny
Cote of Toronto spent the weekend
with Roy and Angeline Swart.
Family at home during the
weekend with their mother Cecilia
Ryan were Louise Ryan, Pat, Car-
rie, Ryan, Jeff and Nathan Subject
and Laura and Shannon Ward, all
of Kitchener, J.D. and Marg
MacRae, Jenny and lan of London,
Don and Brenda Ryan, Matthew,
Stephen, David and Angela of
London, Gerry and Karen Ryan,
Jason, Amanda and Jeremy and
John and Mary Jo Nelson of Luck -
now.
PENNY SALE WINNERS
Mvy Colmolty (2), Denbo Culligan, Prink tonin, Mts.
hoaks. Men Maloney, Vera Murry, Loma Vendome%
Pates Moldy, Pat Kreider. (2), Bov M,Dmdd, Daum
Roo, Mary Rnyoa4 Kathleen Moylan (2), Dime Elston (2),
Mum JJicknull (4), Knots Murray, Jim Crowley, Dorothy
Delaney (2), Joanne Ryan. Kann Monteere, Judy Boner
man, Into Kelly, Moue Cronin (2), Kim Maloney, Mn. M.
Groot. Eleanor Malmsey, May Amo Snowdon, (2), Gird
Cronin, Mary Loa Murray (4), Audrey O'Rourke, Chia
Marco oy, Hazel Harburn (3), Jon Sdmmderwoord, Lyon
Burro, Trish Jamar (2), Many Robdmon, J. Von Mamsl,
Helen Nolan (2), Ku= V,,Bakel, Ang Swan, Loom
Vanderwwell, Andros Nonagon, Karen Ryan, Odom
McQelgbt, Dob Merry, Margaret O'Reilly, Flamoee Rock
(2), Keltyn Berle, Martha Murray, Jody !assn, hum Van
Drown, Mary Stun (2), Nicole Jansen, Alpbmn Galin
(2), Icon Maloney (3), Theresa Godo, BIB Ryan, Kum
Gone. Mary Ryan (4), Agues Gatfmy, Theresa Nyland,
Damen Davy. Marla Yowls. Oaby Condln, PatO'Rollly,
Nellie Vander Pyo & Roth Daly. winner of thy Peacock
mull was Francine Visa; an atihao, Van Murry, balk
towel .o,, Ponces Melody, a Schneider Painting, Mary
Margaret Maloney, =wale kitty Wake. Gary Dmtn. hak
of raga, Tom O'Reilly. Door prism wan wee by Rpm
Ryan, Mary O'Como% Ruth Dally, Mary Am $cowdm.
Kam Van Bakal and Mary Coyne.
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MYSTERY TOUR MEMORIES - Memories of yesteryear were discussed by Gerald Groothius (left) and
John Van Loon during their visit to the Huron County Museum, Goderich, June 13. The visit was part
of the Seaforth Horticultural Society's annual Mystery Tour that ended with dinner and a business
meeting in Holmesville. Oxford photo.
"Mystery tour" takes horticultural society on a whirl
The Seaforth Horticultural Society
enjoyed a mystery tour and dinner
meeting on Wednesday, June 13.
Thirty members travelled to
Goderich where they toured the
Huron County Pioneer Museum.
They then drove to the White Car-
nation for a delicious ham and roast
beef dinner.
President Nancy Kale chaired the
meeting , and Gerald Groothius
reported on a very successful Plant
Sale and thanked his committee.
Mary McLeod announced that the
boxes and baskets had been planted
and placed on Main St. The Library
beds will be completed when, the
tulips have died down.
Yearbook costs for 1991 were
discussed and will be finalized at a
Directors Meeting. Trillium pins
were again offered for sale.
Members of the Society are invited
to attend a seminar on composting
Seekers have bushels of fun
The fourth 4-H meeting of the The members then had bushels of
Seaforth Safety Seekers was held on fun. They all stood in a basket of
Friday, June 15, 1990, at the home grain and wiggled their feet. A
board was then placed on the grain,
and the members stood on the
board. They observed that with the
board they did not sink.
The next meeting will be held on
July 6, at the Fire Hall at 1:00 p.m.
of Gerda Vanden Hoven.
The meeting opened with the 4-H
pledge, and twelve members
answered the roll call. The book
covers were then handed out. Every
member received booklets from
Milton J. Dietz.
Cromarty women learn
about the Phillipines
Grace Kerslake presided for the
June meeting of the Marian Ritchie
W.M.S. on Tuesday evening. The
meeting opened with the hymn
"The Great Physician." Joy Scott
gave the meditation and scripture
based on the story of The Good
Samaritan from Luke 10:25-37. The
study book chapter, The Church and
the Poor, was, taken by Ruth Laing,
in the form of a skit where mem-
bers of a Filipino study group dis-
cussed the story of the good
Samaritan as it applied to them.
Assisting were Peggy Kerlake as
Mang Jose, Jean Carey as Maglay,
Roberta Templeman as Auring,
Doris Miller as Fe, Mary Elliott as
Perla and Joy Scott as Charita.
They concluded that help could be
given one-on-one; people should
stand together to help the unfor-
tunate and everyone should work
together to remedy the cause of
problems. The Filipino
song,'Whatever you did to the least
of my brethren" was played on the
tape player.
For the programme number, Doris
Miller gave a humorous reading,
Remember. During the business
there was some discussion regar-
ding the possiblility of having a
garage sale in the fall.
Ten members answered the roll call
with the name of a product grown
in the Philippines and the meeting
closed with the hymn,"All Things
Bright and Beautiful,' and the
Lord's Prayer.
Keep in mind that the South Hib-
bert Athletic Association is having
a Chicken B.B.Q. on Thursday, July
12 from 5-8 p.m. at the Cromarty
Ball Park. The Pineridge B.B.Q
Company is catering. Mark this
date on your calendar and come out
for a fun -filled night of food and
ballgames. Tickets are available
from Greta Miller at 345-2705. In
case of rain it will be held at the
township shed. Come out and sup-
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