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MRS. CECILIA RYAN
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The Seaforth Council of the Knights of
Columbus held a "Jamboree" on Sunday
afternoon at the K of C hall in St. Colum -
ban. The event was scheduled to be held
outdoors but due to the inclement
weather the entertainment was held in
the hall. Barbecued hot dogs, hamburgers
and sausages were enjoyed.
The Seaforth Knights of Columbus
would like to say a big thank you to
George Mathonia, Larry Ducharme, Lon
Rowland, Jim Delaney, Dave Murtha,
Jesse Fisk, Jeanne Melady, Sweet Emo-
tions and Mozart's Melody Makers for
their enjoyable afternoon of entertain-
ment at the first annual Jamboree. See
you next year, the third Sunday in
August, 1990.
Sister Ann Nolan, a sister with the
order of the Grey Nuns, stationed in the
Dominican Republic attended mass in St.
Columban Church on Sunday morning.
Sister spoke briefly after mass to the
parishioners about her work among the
very poor. She thanked the people in the
St. Columban parish for their donations
which are being used for the many needs
in the dispensary. Sister also urged young
people to consider a vocation in the
religious like.
Joanne Melady and children, Jesse,
Sarah and Rebecca Fisk of St. Paul,
Alberta are spending three weeks with
her parents Ted and Frances Melady and
other family members.
Laura, Les and Shannon Ward of Kit-
chener, Pat Subject, Carrie, Ryan, Jeff
and Nathan and Louise Ryan of Kit-
chener and Mary Jo Nelson of Lucknow
visited with Cecilia Ryan during the past
week.
Legion golf "bloopers" recorded on tape
The Seniors Golf Tournament of Branch
158 was held last Saturday with approx-
imately 21 golfers participating. The low
gross was won by Don Muir with an 84
and low net by Gordon Scott with a 71. -
Most honest golfer was Bill Wilbee with
117. The longest drive was Ron Bennett
on No. 1 and 10. Nearest to the pin on
No. 5 and 14 was Jack Eisler and on No.
9 Bill Harris. helped in any way deserves a vote of
A committee of Betty Harris and Gwen thanks for their effort. If anyone would
Harburn was responsible for the lovely like a copy of the golf V.C.R. tape or of
lunch that was served, and our sports any other special occasions we have
chairman Linda Gridzak purchased the taped in the past year please let us know.
prizes. Something new was added this This concludes all the planned enter -
year in the form of a video which was tainment for this month, but in
done by Barbara Scott. This has been September during Legion week, and in
made possible by the purchase of a Cam- conjunction with our 80th Diamond An -
corder by the Branch. When the tape was niversary, our Ladies Auxiliary is holding
replayed back through the T.V. during an afternoon tea on Wednesday
the afternoon most of us had quite a September 20.
laugh. Pro -golfers we did not resemble. On Tuesday September 5, the Zone is
On behalf of the Branch, everyone who holding a P.R.O. and Poppy Seminar at
LEGION
NEWS
by Gordon Scott
our Branch at 9 pm. This meeting will be
open to anyone who wishes to attend.
A mistake was made last week in a
report of the District golf. It should have
read Jerome Aubin instead of Gerald
Meidinger. My apologies.
The next Executive meeting will be
held September 14 and the regular
meeting September 21.
The Auxiliary and the Branch were
saddened to learn of the death last Satur-
day of Dora Taylor. Dora was a Charter
member and a Life member of the
Ladies Auxiliary. A service was held on
Tuesday evening. To her family we ex-
press our sincere sympathies.
At the going down of the sun and in the
morning we will remember them.
Bar Roster - Wednesday, August 23 R.
Wilson; Thursday, August 24 M.
Trapnell; Monday, August 28 K. Swan;
Tuesday, August 29 G. Chesney; and
Wednesday, August 30 B. Wilbee.
Prizes for all at Wright family reunion
The Wright family reunion was held at
the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre
on August 13. President Gordon Wright of
Alliston welcomed everyone.
The 1990 reunion will be held on the se-
cond Sunday of August at the same
place. Gordon Wright will be president
and Laurabelle Reichert secretary.
Prizes were given to the shortest lady -
Ida Kercher, Most Holes in belt - Lorne
Ross, Lady wearing a camisole - Esther
Wright, Tallest man - Alexander Wright,
For coming the farthest - Alex and lvana
Wright, Oldest person - Gordon Wright,
Youngest. person - Janessa Chambers,
Lady leaving dishes in sink - Esther
Wright, Birthday farthest from August 13
- Mary Ross, Cut the grass on Friday -
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Lady with, gum - Ethel Ross, Person with
new eyeglasses - Lorne Ross, Lady with
half slip - Ruth May, Number of gum
drops - Lorne Ross. •
The winners of the races were Matthew
Ross, Alexander May, Jacob May, Fraser
Tebbutt, Jennifer Ross and Jonathon
Wright. Kick the slipper was won by
Jacob May, Matthew Ross, Fraser Teb-
butt and Wesley Wright.
The green team won the bean bag con-
test. 'Laurel Ready won the balloon con-
test. Jonathon Wright was the best run-
ner and also broke the pinata. A peanut
scramble ended the events which were
conducted by the Jeffery family: Doris,
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