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Winners of poems, essays, posters_ contest
Last Thursday members of
the Branch and Ladies
Auxiliary . went to
Maplewood Manor and
Seaforth Manor. where Padre
Major (Rtd) Frank Golding
conducted Remembrance
Services for the residents.
Sgt. at Arms Erroll
Ski!lender an aria 2nd Vice
President Jim Watson carried
the colours for these events.
Saturday night the annual
Veterans dinner was held.
Head table guests included
Gordon DeJong, Zone
Commander Cl and his wife
Mary, Velma Young, Deputy
Zone Commander Zone CI
Ladies Auxiliary and her hus-
band. George and Mayor
Irwin Johnston and his wife
Doreen, President John
•Lansink and his wife Penny,
Ladies Auxiliary Br. 156 Pat
Schellenberger and her hus-
band Steve,- 1st Vice
President Linda Gridzak and
David Watson and 2nd Vice
President, Jim Watson and
his wife Betty.
Head table guests were
piped in by Greg McPherson.
Mayor Johnston brought
greetings from the town of
Seaforth and stated that Nov.
3rd -lith had been designated
Veterans week. Zone
Seaforth
Legion
by Barbara Scott
Comman•
der DeJong brought
greetings from the other
branches in Zone Cl as did
Deputy Zone Commander
Ladies Auxiliary Young.
President Pat Schellenberger
on behalf of the Ladies
Auxiliary made the presenta-
tion of a cheque for $5,000 to
the Branch to help on the
refurbishing of the down-
stairs lounge.
Everyone present enjoyed a
delicious dinner catered by
Fern Chesney's committee.
They were thanked by 2nd
Vice President Jim Watson.
"The Harmony Highlights"
under the direction of Marg
Whitmore entertained those
present. This was thoroughly
enjoyed by everyone present.
Sunday the annual Church
Parade was held to St. James
Catholic Church. The large
parade was headed by mem-
bers of Brussels Pipe Band.
Winners of the •October
draw for Early Bird member-
ships arc Eva Brown, Ken
Oldacrc, Harry Jansen and
Beth Tobin. Be an Early Bird
pay your dues by Nov. 30.
There are membership cards
ready to be picked up at the
Branch.
Members from Branch 341
Parkhill will be guests at our
Legion on November 16th at
approximately 5:30 p.m.
Come and welcome them to
Branch 156. '
The members of Branch
156 were saddened recently
to hear of the death of
Comrade Mike Feeney. To
his family and -friends we
extend our sincere sympathy.
The following were winners
of the Legion's Poems,
Essays and Posters Contest:
Coloured Posters:
Seniors: Erica Horbanuik,
S.D.H.S. 1st, Jessica Burgess,
S.D.H,S., 2nd; Interrpediate:
Sydnic Lane, St. James, l st,
Lyndsy Stephen, S.P.S., 2nd,
Stacey Scott, St. Columban,
3rd; Juniors: Derek
Jansen, l st, St. James, Renee
Nash,2nd, St. James, Tanis
Vander Molen, St. James,
3rd.
Black and White Posters:
Seniors: Tama Smith,
S.D.H.S., Ist, Andrea
Gubelmann, S.D.H.S.
Intermediate: Robyn Arts, St.
James, ' 1st, Derek Terpstra,
St. Columban, 2nd, Jenny
Ducharme, Si. James, 3rd.
Juniors: Craig Nigh, St.
James, 1st; Kyle Brown,
S.P.S., 2nd, Darryl O'Rourke,
St. Columban, 3rd.
Essays: Seniors: Sherry
Hugill, S.D.H.S., •1st,
Shannon Austin, S.D.H.S.,
2nd, Anette Haney, S.D.H.S.,
3rd. Intermediate: Melissa De
Vries, St. James, 1st, Denise
Kreutzwiser, St. James, 2nd;
Brandi Williamson, S.P.S.
3rd. Juniors: Ashley Blake,
St.. James, 1st, Kathryn
Powell, S.P.S. 2nd, Marc
Delchiaro, St. James, 3rd.
Poetry: Seniors: Christina
Harrison, S.D.H.S. 1st; Jane
Powell, S.D.H.S. 2nd; Lisa
Gingerich, S.D.H.S., 3rd.
Intermediate: Stephanie
Giller, S.P.S., 1st, Louise
McBride, S.P.S., 2nd,
Anthony Bachert, S.P.S. 3rd.
Junior: Jim Morris, St.
James, 1st, Alina Shepherd,
S.P:S., 2nd, Tanis Vander
Molen, St. James, 3rd.
They shall not grow old as
we who are left grow old.
Age shall not weary thcm nor
the years condemn. At the
going down of the sun and in
-the morning we will remem-
ber them.
Joint CWL meeting visits Seaforth Food Bank
The November meeting of
the St. Columban Catholic
Women's League was held
on Tuesday, November, 5
combined with Seaforth St.
James C.W.L. ladies. We met
at the Seaforth food bank,
had a tour of the bank and
then Debra Bennett explained
the needs of the food bank
and how it operates. Our
business meetings [were held
at the St. James Separate
School followed by lunch
and social.
From the correspondence
St. Columban
by Cecilia Ryan
345-2028
an invitation was- received
from thc St. Patrick's C.W.L.
of Kinkora to. their
Snowflake Bazaar on
Saturday, November 23 at the
Kinkora School gym from 11
a.m. to 3 p.m.
Also to_ the St. James
C.W.L. Bazaar on Saturday,
November 30 from 1:30-3:30
p.m. at Si. James School.
There will _be ticket draws,
penny sale and tea room.
Rosaries will be purchased
for the St. Columban children
who made their First Holy
•Communion.
The C.W.L. Christmas din-
ner will be on Tuesday,
December 3.
Thank you cards will he
sent to Warren Bennewies
#nd Total Image II for their
donation of door prizes for
the annual Harvest Dance.
Door prize winners at thc
Harvest Dance were Jack.
Flanagan, Ken Flanagan, Bill
Stacey and Mary _ Ann
Lealess.
Gerry and Karen Ryan and
Cecilia Ryan attended thc
50th birthday party for James
D. MacRae at the MacRae
home in London on Saturday
evening. Relatives of J.D.
and Marg and their friends
and neighbours also attended.
Pat Subject, Carrie, Jeff and
Nathan of Kitchener visited
on Sunday with Cecilia Ryan.
Hustling to complete projects for bazaar
The autumn season is
always a favourite time of the
year for everyone at
Maplewood.
Residents boarded the van
and headed for Main Street to
jointhe crowd to watch the
fall fair parade. It was great
to see the enthusiasm of the
youngsters. Everyone Tikes a
parade!
The fall season always
means a fashion show at
Maplewood. Geri Fashions
of London brought a great
display of fall and winter
fashions for everyone to
choose from. Viola Lawson,
Bea Kale, Helen Nott,
Marjory Maloney and Hazel
McGonigle did a wonderful
job modelling for our fashion
show. Door prizes were won
by Herta Brodhagen, Beatrice
Stoll and Leona Scott.
Residents enjoyed a ride
through thc countryside to
view the beautiful sights of
autumn. It certainly was fun
following the directions from
all thc back scat drivers!
Maplewood
Church services for the
month were held with Pastor
Lucas; Rev. Vandermey, Rev.
Jane Kucpfer, Rev. Hauser
and Rcv. Stadclhaucr-Sampa.
Their visits are greatly appre-
ciated.
As Nov 30. is quickly
approaching, thc baking club
and craft classes arc hustling
to complete their projects for
our Christmas Bazaar and
Tea. We have a great selec-
tion Of Christmas decorations
and crafts as well as Naked
goods. Hope you can come!
Residents ended the month
preparing for the Halloween
festivities. Aftcr carving
pumpkins and packaging
candy, residents were ready
to enjoy all the visits from
the trick or treaters.
Trip to fair enjoyed
During the month of
October residents enjoyed an
outing to Seaforth Fall Fair
as well as a bus trip to
Auburn, Bcnmillcr and
Goderich to view the fall col-
ors: This was an enjoyable
day for everyone. •
Thc Baking Club baked
several batches of carrot
pineapple muffins which
were sampled following
Bingo.
An evening of guitar music
and gospel singing was pto-
vided by Dale Carr.
Providing the entertainment
for the Western Days dance
were Jack and Irene Vincent
of Exeter. Laura Farrell from
the Huron County Health
Unit presented a very infor-
mative inservicc on
"Infection Control" as part of
the Manor's "Health and
Safety Week."
Winncr of the "Big Shot
Challenge" was Mary
• Fothcringham and winner of
(Seaforth Manor
Nursing Home
the Hazard Scavenger Hunt
was Pat Bishack.
Congratulations also go out
to Isobel Sturdy who won thc
draw put on by thc Healthy
Heart Program.
Thc movie "Up Close and
Personal" was enjoyed as
well during October. Piano
music was provided by
Marion Rose and Bill
Gipson. Conducting our wor-
ship services for Oct. wcrc
Rev. Kucpfcr, Rcv. Chcryl-
Ann, Rcv. Vandcrmcy, Rcv.
Lucas and Rev. Hiscox. ,
A special Lawrence Welk
Halloween show was enjoyed
followed by Halloween treats
and apple cider.
Special thanks to all the
ghosts and goblins who visit-
ed the Manor for Halloween.
Residents also enjoyed a hal-
loween party with the Huron
Strings. The music was great
Seaforth & District .
Community Centres
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as of Nov. 7/96
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2. Terry Gray II
3. Saku Koivu I
4. Wally N2
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7. Sic 3
8. B.C.M.
9. Scrimy 02
10. Bill Dale 111
11. OBA 2
12. Leafs Rule 01
13.Bill Murphy
14.Elmer Vasko
15. T.N.L. 016
16. Bob McNaughton 01
17. Brett - I
18.JKS-J
19. Sunday At Mom a2
20.Kevin Melady
21.B&D2
22.BtiD3
23. Blues *1
24. Sunday At Mom 01
25. B &-D 1
26. Dave Scott 11
27. Stormin Norman 3
28.Bach 1
29. Bob Henderson
30.George Love
31. RB+PB 03
32. Regan
33. Terry Ryan II
34. Flyers - 1116
35. Kennedy's Picks N1
36. Wally N1
37. Beav's
38. Bob McNaughton 02
39. Bobby Clarke • N16
40. LJR N3
41. Marty Bedard
42. Terry Gray HI
43. Will
44.Archte's Ser Ctr II
45. Bill Dale I
46. Klima
47. 018
48.AII Stars
49. Jerome Cronin
50. Knight's 01
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St. James CWL
New executive
The St. James CWL 1997
executive was recently
installed: President, Mary
Barnes; President -Elect,
Shirley Cooper 1st Vice,
Elaine Vanden Hengcl; 2nd
Vice: Jane' McNaughton;
Recording Secretary, Janct
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