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St® 'Thomas thumb 113 mittenti mittenmeeting on luntiraisiiig
'Themeeting of the.St."Thomas Anglican
Church 'Women was held rat the home of
Elsie Dinsmore.on 'Tuesday, :April 4, 1989.
The roll call .and :minutes were read by
secretaryBarbPalin. Aispeeialreadingwas
offered bySandra .Lee.
A letter was read at :the meeting in
regards to Sisterhood Night -which is to be
held on'Thursday,,April'20,.at 710 p.m..at
the-Seaforth-Public School .Auditorium. Ad-
mission is 1 $1. All the women in 'the com-
munity.are cordially invited to attend this
function.
Final plans were made for Me Spaghetti
Supper. 'The Mystery'Prize was won by Lois
Scoins. The next -meeting of the A.C.W. will
take place at the home of Peg Coombs in
Egmondville on Tuesday, May 2. Chairper-
somwill be Sandra Lee. Chancel duty forthe
month' of April is Elsie Dinsmore and Peg
Perkins and for the month of May - Grace
Cornish and Joan Spittal.
The Annual Spaghetti Supper was held on
April 7, with a good turnout from the com-
munity. Thanks to all 'the helpers who
prepared the delicious sauce and worked so
hard towards this event.
The Board Meeting was held in the Vestry
on April 13 and Rector.Greg Gilson read the
Gospel and led in prayer. A report was given
on the Sunday School and an alternative cur-
riculum is being looked into by the Rector.
The telephone calling list has been com-
pleted by Paul Spittal and a survey will be
done some time this month regarding ser-
vice time.
A joint meeting is to take place on May 4
between the parishes of Clinton and
Seaforth on fund-raising. St. Thomas
representatives are Susan Halfpenny and
Don Millard.
The Choir is organizing a Yard Sale to be
held on Saturday, May 20 to commence at 7
a.m. - a Pie Sale is going to be held and food
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ANGLICAN -CHURCH
:by Frances 'i'eatero5223979
will he available, specially 'prepared by
Chefs -Bob Dinsmore and -Bob Palin. Anyone
with any -articles they wouldlike todonate to
this, please call Nancy Larone or any other
members in the choir.
Bill Southgate has been asked by the
Board to obtain some estimates on painting
some portions of the- church. However,
anyone wishing to 'help paint the church,
please contact Don Millard at 527-0174.
Also the annual Yard Clean-up is hoped to
be done at the beginning of May and
'GRADUATES
volunteers are needed. Oneezagain those In-
terested can contact Don Millard. Also'need-
ed are paintbrushes, rakes, Shovels, work
gloves, •and.armsrand legs and strong backs
to go with these articles.
The Rector gave his report - Rev. Gilson
will be away on Sunday, May 14, and Rev.
George Youmatoff is to he asked to take the
services. Greg' has also volunte 3red to make
the candleholder for the Paschal Candle
which is to''bepurchased. The Little Helpers
Font Roll has been completed and will be
hung back in the church.
Some of the St. Thomas parishioners have
been ill and hospitalized, Shirley Dinsmore,
Elsie Southgate, Carrie McGavin and Terry
Johnston, are all wished a speedy return to
good health.
Anyone wishing to contribute to this mon-
thly column please contact F.R. Teatero at
522-1979.
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Seaforth Women's Institute held its an-
nual meeting at Ginette's restaurant
( meeting room) with Olive Popple conduc-
ting the meeting. She opened with a reading
and The Institute Ode and Mary Stewart col-
lect in unison.
Roll call was the paying of our fees.
Minutes were read and business was dealt
with. Olive Papple read a report of the Hur-
on South District Directors' meeting. The
Seaforth quilt was displayed at the quilt
show at Exeter and tickets are available
from members. Minutes of the last annual
meeting were read by Mrs. Gordon Elliott.
also the financial report. Reports of the
standing committee were read & adopted.
Mrs. Elliott read the slate of officers and
Mrs. Lloyd conducted the installation. Plans
were completed for the Huron South District
Annusmeet;- to be held in First
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Presbyterian Church, Seaforth on May 18.
The meeting closed with a social time.
OFFICERS FOR 1989-1990
Past president - Mrs. Ross Gordon; Co -
Ordinator President - Mrs. Ross Gordon;
Presiding Officers - April, May, June - Mrs.
Eldon Kerr; July, August, September - Mrs.
R.J. Doig; October, November, December -
Mrs. Lorne Lawson; January, February,
March - Olive Popple; Secretary Treasurer
- Mrs. Gordon Elliott: Assistant Secretary
Treasurer - Mrs. Gordon MacKenzie;
District Director - Mrs. Lorne Lawson;
Alternate District Director - Olive Dapple;
Public Relations Officer - Mrs. James Keys;
Branch Directors - Clarissa Stewart, Mrs.
Lloyd Pipe, Mrs. Lorne Carter; Program
Co -Ordinator - Clarissa Stewart; Assistant
Co -Ordinator - Mrs. Lloyd Pipe; Sunshine
Convenor - Thelma Dale; ,Telephone Com-
mittee - Lillian Pepper, Mrs. Eldon Kerr,
Mrs. Lorne Lawson; Pianist - Olive Popple:
Assistant Pianist - Mrs. Gordon Elliott;
Nominating Committee - Branch Directors.
District Director, Alternate District Direc-
tor; Lunch Convenors - Mrs. James Keys,
Mrs. Dan O'Rourke: Auditors - Amoral
Crozier, Audrey Cameron; Standing Com-
mittee Convenors - Agriculture, Mrs. Eldon
Kerr, Canadian Industries, Mrs. Jack
MacLean, Education and Cultural Affairs,
1st - Mrs. Dan O'Rourke, 2nd - Mary Nolan;
Family and Consumer Affairs - Doris
Hugill; Citizenship and Legislation - Mrs.
Gordon. MacKenzie; International Affairs -,
Audrey Cameron; Resolutions - Mrs. Robt.
J. Doig, Anona Crozier.
BIRTH
DOUGLAS R. MURRAY, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Murray of Seaforth, was ad-
mitted to the Degree of Master of Arts,
(management systems) at a congregation
held on December 5, 1988 at the University
of Hull, England. Douglas is a former
graduate of St. Columban Separate School,
Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton,
Fanshawe College to London and Lakehead
University in Thunder Bay (Bachelor of
Engineering I . Doug is a professional
engineer with Schlumberger of Canada in
Slave Lake, Alberta,
1 WE .S
Saalorth 345-2545
.Ailsa Craig 293-3223
Mansell, 262-2527
Mitchell 348-8433
Granton 225-2360
HURON -PERTH
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
--AIS EDUCATION WITH DIFFERENCE.
PRYCE - Wayne .and Julia are happy to an-
nounce the birth of their son, Dylan Wayne,
born Apri112,1989 at St. Joseph's Hospital in
London. Proud grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Pryce of RR 1 Seaforth, and
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Taylor of Clinton.
ROBINSON - Dick and Shirley are pleased
to announce the safe arrival of their first
son, Timothy Allan, weighing 8 lbs.at the
Seaforth Community Hospital on April 16,
1989. Proud grandparents are Cliffe and Eva
Robinson of London and Sam and Mary Mc-
Clure of Seaforth.
PINHEIRO - Chris (nee Khiochetti I and
Newton are pleased to announce the birth of
their daughter, Mayara, on April 11, 1989,
weighing 3.5 kilos and measuring 52 cen-
timetres (Canadian influence) .
HULLEY - Bill and Laurie are pleased to
announce the safe arrival of their second
son, Jeffrey William James on April 6, 1989,
weighing 5 lbs., 19 ozs. at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. A brother for Greg. Proud
grandparents are Bill and Pat Hulley of
Cromarty and Jack and Barb Elliott of
Mitchell.
The Board is proud of its educational leadership in Catholic :Education since it
became a County'Board.System in 1969. We -emphasize aChrist-centred approach
to education that is rooted in .Gospel values. Miealso fulfill -all other requirements
of the 'Ministry of :Education.
-Parents, `ratepayers.and ,community at.large .are invitedto visitourschools'.dur-
ing_Education Week —.April 23-29, 1959.It is onlyfitting that you•as.our.partners
celebrate with us 'the 'theme —
PARTNERSHIP ' RAID FOR SUCCESS
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PEOPLE
Douglas Wright of Karate spent last week
withbis mother, Mrs. Gladys Wright of John
Street in Seaforth.
CLAESSENS-BERKVENS
Martha Catherine Claessens and George
Laurence Berkvens were united in mar-
riage on September 10, 1988, with Father
Henry Cassano and Father Joe Hardy per-
forming the double ring ceremony. The
bride is the daughter of Matthew and Mar-
tha Claessens of St. Columban, while the
groom is the son of Mrs. John VanBerkel
and the late John Berkvens of London. Mary
Riegel, sister of the groom, was the maid of
honour and the bridesmaids were Sandra
Claessens, sister of the bride; Pat
Berkvens, sister of the groom; and Janice
Craik, friend of the bride. Jim Kelly,
brother-in-law of the groom, was the best
man and the ushers were Jeff Berkvens,
brother of the groom, and Paul McKinly and
Charlie Arnott, friends of the groom. The
flowergirl was Andrea Burgers, niece of the
bride. The music was provided by Kate and
Liz Vandoorne, Trina Daniels and Mark
Charlton. The couple would like to thank all
who • attended, helping make the day a
memorable one. (Second Sight photo)
Pease Visit One Of Our :Schools:
St. Joseph's School Kingsbridge
St. Columban School St.-Columban
St. -Patrick's School Dublin
Our .lady of.SMount-Carmel 'School ;Mount Carmel
St. Patrick's$chooI ;Kinkora
St. ,JxaieptiCeSohpDl -.Clinton
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St..sames.Suhool Amiforth
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