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SEAFORTH
LIONS CLUB
SANTA
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Friday, NOVEMBER 29th - 7pm
THEME: "A Canadian Christmas"
For Parade entry info,
email seaforthlionsclub@gmail.com
Santa Claus will visit the children
after the parade at the Legion on
Main St.
NON-PERISHABLE
FOOD ITEMS WILL BE COLLECTED
ALONG THE PARADE ROUTE
BRUSSELS SANTA CLAUS PARADE
IS ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30 - 5 P.M.
Barry Hutton and site
administrator Anne
Campbell lead the
Christmas singalong.
Ashton and Lauren King lend their voices to the chorus.
Photos by Whitney South Huron Expositor
Carolers braved the cold to sing and enjoy the Tree of Lights celebration.
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3,d `DOLL
On November 16, 2013, the residents of Seaforth and area came together at the
Seaforth Agri-plex to help the Seaforth Optimist Club support and fundraise for
Scott Campbell and his family, and the Optimist Childhood Cancer Campaign.
The evening was a fantastic success and the Optimist Club would like to extend
our sincere thanks and appreciation to everyone who played a part in holding
this event. Special thanks goes to the Seaforth Firefighters for running the bar,
auctioneer Greg Wheeler and Scott Saunders and his team from Rollin' Roasters.
With over 600 meals served, and overwhelming support for the live/silent auctions,
the penny sale, the games and other draws, a substantial amount of funds were
raised for Scott and his family and our Childhood Cancer Campaign.
"Bringing out the Best in Kids" and supporting our local youth is what the Seaforth
Optimist Club is all about - we could not do what we do without the continued
support of our local community. We are so very proud to call Seaforth home!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
OPTIMIST
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Yours in Optimism,
The Entire Seaforth Optimist Club
A brave troop of merry -makers
braved the snow and cold afternoon
weather to celebrate the Seaforth
Community Hospital Auxiliary's Tree
of Lights on Nov. 24. After speeches
were made and the tree was lit,
the group made their way through
the halls singing Christmas carols
including favorites like Silent Night
and Away in a Manger.
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