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LET THE SUN SHINE IN - A group from the Seaforth Co-operative Children's Centre visited Seaforth Manor Nursing
Home on Thursday to entertain residents with songs.Here the children sing about the sun which has been shining lately.
Gifts to be purchased for student confirmation
Thc St. Columban Catholic
Women's League held their
regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday, May 7 at 8pm in the
rectory- meeting room.
The meeting, chaired by
president Anne Marie
Maloney, opened with the
league prayer. Reports were
given by members of the
executive.
The annual St. Columhan
C.W. L. June social will he
held on Wednesday, June 12
at 8pm in the St. Columhan
Church hall. The convener
St. Columban
by Cecilia Ryan
345-2028
for this event is Anne
Murray. Th:;rc will be enter-
tainment, a penny sale, bake
sale, 50/50 draw and door
prizes.
Gifts will be purchased for
'the Grade 8 student graduates
and for the young people
receiving the Sacrament of
Confirmation on May 26.
Mary Dewar of
Yellowknife spent the week-
end with her parents Tom and
Maddie Murray and attended
the Kuck and doe for Barb
Flanagan and Brad Le
Souder.
Larry and Lina Murray,
Adrian, Marissa, and Lydia
of Brampton spent Mother's
Day weekend with Agnes
Murray.
With Cecilia. Ryan on
Mother's Day were: J.D.,
Marg and Ian MacRae of
Legion golf tournament in Exeter
The Yard and Bake Sale is
being held on Sat., May 25,
8am-2pm. Baking and other
donations of articles for sale
can be taken to the hall on
Friday evening or early
Saturday morning.
Thc Seaforth/Exeter mixed
golf tournament this year is
being played in Exeter on
Sun., Junc 9 at 12 noon.
Please sign on the sheet at the
branch before June 1. .
Thc Provincial Service
Officer will be at the branch
on June 27 at 9am. Contact
Cleave Coombs at 527-1155
for an appointment.
Zone Cl Slow Pitch
Baseball is being held on
July 13 in Lucknow. This is
open to all members. Sign on
the list at the branch.
At the general meeting on
Thursday. three new mem-
bers were initiated. Welcome
Seaforth
Legion
b Barbara Scott
to the branch.
Donations were made to St.
Columhan Soccer, $100;
Seaforth Fireworks Display,
$100; Children's Miracle
Telethon, $100; Gurka's
Welfare appeal, $100;
Mosquito Soccer team to
Exeter tournament, $100.
Three regular and one
senior team will be partici-
pating in the.Zone CI golf
tournament on Junc 15 in
Kincardine.
Installation of both branch
and auxiliary officers will be
in the form of a joint installa-
tion at the Clinton branch on
Thursday. May 23 at 7:30pm.
All those to he installed
please attend this event.
CHINCHILLA CHAMPS - Members of the 4-H Chinchilla
Club held an auction recently at Walton Hall. The animals
were judged and the champions are as follows, from left:
John Story was presented with the Grand Show Champion
award by Milton Dietz of Seaforth; J.C. Beacom received a
Reserve Champion award from the Georgian Bay Club;
Theresa Oliver was the 1-A Champion and Steven Haak
was 1-B Champion. Bbth received rosettes. Barb and Ray
Storey also won Reserve Champion in the Georgian Bay
Chinchilla Club. (Photo by Barb Storey)
Club auctions chinchillas
BY RAY AND BARB
STOREY
Eleven 4-H chinchilla
members showed and auc-
tioned off 22 animals May II
at Walton Hall. John Storey
was show champion, selling
to Charles Thomas for $130.
J.C. Beacom was reserve
champion, selling to Bob
Norman for $107.50.
Theresa Oliver had a IA
animal. Steven Haak had a
1B animal. Our judge was
Greg Rcidstra from
Brampton. The Rcidstra
ranch is thc largest in
Ontario. Marie Salm,
Godcrich, was auctioneer.
Other members that showed
were Debby Hoggart, Joe
Oliver, Stephanie Oliver,
Blair Trcwartha, Wes
Beacom, Jackie Brak and
Kendra Brigham. Everyone
did a terrific job in caring and
grooming their animals in
preparation for thc show.
Congratulations to everyone.
There will he a bus from
the Aylmer branch arriving at
Branch 156 on June 1 at
11 am. Come down and wel-
come them to our branch. -
At the going -down of the
sun and in the morning we
will remember them.
Not full turnout
Tuckcrsmith has asked that
the Seaforth and Arca Fire
Committee reduce its -budget
for .meeting and practice
expenses, "because there has
never been 100 per cent
turnout for meetings and
practices and the line item is
always under spent."
The fire hoard April 29
minutes note this "corre-
spondence was received and
filed."
Thc required number of
member municipalities -
Scaforth and McKillop,
Hibbert and Hullctt
Townships - all approved
the hoard's 1996 budget.
London; Les and Laura Ward
of Kitchener; Patricia Subject
of Kitchener; Gerry, Karen,
Jason, Amanda and Jeremy
Ryan of RR 1 Dublin and
Mary Jo and Zachary•Nelson
of Lucknow.
Congratulations to Sandra
Claessens and Jeff Medd who
were united in marriage on
Sat. May 11 at St. James
Catholic Church. Their par-
ents are Matt and Martha
Claessens of St. Columban
and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Medd
of Seaforth.
Dublin
by Dorothy Dillon
345-2842
New babies arrive
Happy birthday to a very
special `guy', John
Schoonderwoerd, -who cele-
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For a super friend, a helper,
and one who is always there -
we hope you enjoyed your
day, John!
New babies are always a
thrill! Congratulations to Don
and Amanda Poppe on the
happy arrival of a darling
baby boy, Justin Matthew.
(Jordan is thrilled to have a
new baby brother.)
Congratulations also to proud
grandparents Willy and
Wilhelmina Poppe, Dublin;
Deb and Gord Phillips,
Egmondville; proud great-
grandparents, Martha Van
Bakel, Dublin; Eileen and
Alan Bake of Peachland,
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Notice is hereby given that the
Public is invited to the
ANNUAL MEETING of
Seaforth Community Hospital
to be held Monday, June 24, 1996
at 8:00 p.m.
in Conference Room 2
of Seaforth Community Hospital.
for the purpose of receiving the Annual
Reports of the Board of Directors and of
the officials of the Hospital, for the election
of Directors, for the appointment of
Auditors, and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come before
the meeting. The By-laws of •Seaforth
Community Hospital provide that the
Board of Directors shall include trustees to
be elected by members of the Hospital
Corporation.
Membership granting voting privileges may
he purchased for two dollars before 4:30
p.m., May 24, 1996. Membership sold after
that time will not entitle the purchaser to
vote at this Annual Meeting.
By resolution of the Board of Directors.
William R. Thihert, Secretary