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• Graduation
Christine Ann Dale
At Convocation on June 13,
2000 Christine received her
B6chelpr of Arts in Honours
English Literature, from
Concordia University,
Montreal.
Christine attended St..
James Elementary School
and St. Michael's Secondary
School.
Christine will be attending
Lakehead University in the
fall for her Bachelor of
Education.
Congratulations Chris. love.
from all your family. •
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Sports
Thirty teams play in memorial tournament
Seaforth Lawn Bowling
Greens saw 30 teams in play
for the Neil Bell Memorial
tournament on June 24.
First prize went to Frcd and
Betty Tilley of Seaforth.
Second was Brad Fleming
and Bev Fritz of Port Elgin.
In third place were Carmen
and Bert McInerney of
London Thistle Club. Fourth
was Ken and Gladys Pust of
St. Marys. Fifth went to
Wayne Wright and partner of
Chesley.
Sixth was Georgeand
Doris Cantelon of Clinton
and Bill and Abby Graham of
St. Marys were sevynt►h.
Taking eighth prize were
Elmer Murray and Audrey
Walsh of'' Clinton.
Consolation prize/wdnt to
Bill Smith and partner of
Lawn bowling
Woodstock.
In a ladies pairs tournament
at Mitchell" last Thursday,
Eileen Adamson and Jean
Lunn won second prize while
sixth went to Thelma
Coombs and Edna Bell. Also
bowling in London last
Thursday at the Thistle Club,
Fred and Betty Tilley won
tint prize and Jack and Marie
Muir were second. This tour-
nament was sponsored by the
Watford Nursing Home.
Sunday at the Mitchell
Greens saw Jack and Marie
Muir and Jim Stotts winning
third in the C.i.B.C. mixed
trebles tournament. Neil and
Donna Beuerman and Cheryl
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McGrath also placed fourth.
Saturday at 10:30 a.m. will
see the Seaforth Greens in
action being hosted by the
Goderich Lawn Bowling
Club. This is their annual
July 1 tournament and as
their greens are still not able
to be played on they are using
the Seaforth Greens.
A good entry is looked for
as this has been a popular
tournament in the district for
many years.
Dianna's Country
Bakery & Cafe
St. Columban 345-2804
BAKERY SPECIAL
Chocolate Chip
COOKIES $2 00
Reg. $3.25 NOW •
2 eggs with bacon, ham or
sausage toast & homefries until
2 p.m. Sat. & Sun. '2.99
•
SUNDAY BRUNCH
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
$695
SUNDAY EVENING
BUFFET
4:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Roast Beef and
Lasagna
$795
Graduation
Stephen R. Vanden Jiengel
Stephen R: Vanden Henget,
son of Gerry and Elaine Vanden
Hensel of R.R.115 Seaforth
received his Degree in -Bachelor
of Accounting Honours Co-op
with First Class Honours from
, Brock University, St. Catharines,
Ontario •at the Spring
Convocation. on June 7th, 2000.'
"Stephen previously attended -St. --
lames. Elementary S.chool,
Seafortjl • and St. Michael's
Catholic Secondary School,
Stratford.. He is currently
employed at Famme and Co.,
Stratford.
Congratulations and
Best Wishes from your
family.
We're G
Open )
THURSDAYS
'TIL 8 PM
The Looking (Ola,
Culligan Real l:.:tate
Iackie's I lair & :\e7theti.
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Service Centre
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1mingle Uisitn,nt
(Quem'' 1(11teI
Attic "Irra ure»
Mac . A,ilk
Irwin
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c ardnll'» 1\'ear
Scattlrlh tihr11
Drake & Drake
tieaforlh Sewing Ccntrc
"'titter.
�rw 1\ hat'
The tftlbbv Shop
1\'uer111', Shnt,
Commercial I'Mel
Seattlrth Public 1 ihrary
Nifty K11rtlt'r'
fete•, Paper Chip
I fildehrand 1 Jl'5vt'I
11'1Jehrand I',5u,t & rip
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tit'ak1rlh 1•141(1 Market
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SHOES
atlsaarnciri i tt
t.1,iin St 5127-1'10h
Diane, Terry and Sandra
Ronson, formerly from .the
Fairmont Club of London but
now with the Seaforth Lawn
Bowling Club. have won the
provincial district ladies pairs
competition and will now
compete in the Provincials in
Ottawa on July 8 and 9.
St rat ford
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Nighty at 7 p.m. only
tawdry & Suds, Wpm* • 2 p.m.
Boys and Girls ,®
Nighty at 9:15 p.m. only
The Perfect Storm'Friday ®
Nightly at 6:50 & 9:15
Chicken Run ,E3
Nighty at 7 3 9:15
tatvrdsyll Sundry Wines • 2 paw
Titan A.E. i®
Saturday r$ . WWw•2p+w
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Graduation
Julianne Maria Ryan
Julianne Maria Ryan
received her Diploma in
/Early Childhood Education
(Dean's Honour List) from
Lambtor3. College, Sarnia,
on June 10, 2000. Julianne
Is a graduate of St.
Columbali School ,and St.
Michael's Secondary
Schbol. Congratulations
Julianne on all your hard
work and a Job well done!
Love, Dad, Mom and your
family.
ST. COLUMBAN
COMMUNITY
WELCOMES
FR. JOSEPH
DABROWSKI
TO
ST_ COLUMBAN CHURCH
SUNDAY, JULY 2, 2000
SUNDAY MASSES
10:00 A.M.
WEEKDAY MASSES
9:00 A.M.
EVERYONE WELCOME!
BRODHAGEN
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Logan
Sesquicentennial
CHICKEN
BAR-B-QUE
Saturday, July 15, 2000
at
Brodhagen Hall
4:30-7:30pm
Adults - $10.00
Children - $5.00
Advance tickets only by
July 7th
Call 345-2187,
345-2654 or 348-8387
Take-out available
Graduation
Susan McLachlan
Susan McLachlyn•graduated from
Georgian College on June 13.2000
with an honours diploma in
Tourism Management. Susan was
the recipient of the Mark Sellick
Memorial. Award. an/d a Blue
Mountain 'Resorts Award, She is
currently employed for the summer
'at Georgian College and plans to
teach English in Korea
commencing in September. 2000.
earglatsslaiions.
fiortcovtilmA
arriae
. Wilma Ann Riehl & William .
Janes Anderson, along with
their family .& friends, are
pleased to.anuouuce their
wedding on July. 8, 2000.
Open reception to follow at the
Seaforth - & District
Community Centres
9 pm -1 am:
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Clues AcroS5 Cilue Own • LAST WEEK
1. Drinker's delenum 2. An encroachment or ! omi
n'.ng 1 T,*wil0co
8. Identification strip intrusion 4 Marl, 2 Apaung
9. Gori course obstacle 3. Japanese theater loam s Em' 3 rokre.s
10. Poor goiter 4. Ocean vessels 11 ca","' •1
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15. Former 5. Solvent 12 2i0„ 6 Ent* 6 Eel
16. Last possible 6. Despicable is subplot 7 Two story
ouse
moment 7. Burdened 15 Savior a 662,46
20. As fast as can be ' 12. Cereal 1s instance 16 106,,re
done, abbr. 13. Beams used in con- 20 0041 17 Scot)*
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' Stnlf:ti0n Pu 23. gal2ara 2t. tram
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22. Percussive instru- 14. Poisonous herb 24 560"'2
en, 15. Pariah
23. Stale 17. Capital of Zimbabwe
24. High points 18. Paddling
'19. Hare
• 'solution next week
Edward
Serving
•GPCs •Mutual Funds
*Bonds •ItItSP0
•Stoci6 •RRtfs
lric*A• wa*Avxctrne,n„
individual
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Jones
investors
toe Waite
79 Ontario Rd.
Mitchell, OM. NOK 1NO
(519) 348-9873 ,ember(1Pi
McGrath also placed fourth.
Saturday at 10:30 a.m. will
see the Seaforth Greens in
action being hosted by the
Goderich Lawn Bowling
Club. This is their annual
July 1 tournament and as
their greens are still not able
to be played on they are using
the Seaforth Greens.
A good entry is looked for
as this has been a popular
tournament in the district for
many years.
Dianna's Country
Bakery & Cafe
St. Columban 345-2804
BAKERY SPECIAL
Chocolate Chip
COOKIES $2 00
Reg. $3.25 NOW •
2 eggs with bacon, ham or
sausage toast & homefries until
2 p.m. Sat. & Sun. '2.99
•
SUNDAY BRUNCH
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
$695
SUNDAY EVENING
BUFFET
4:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Roast Beef and
Lasagna
$795
Graduation
Stephen R. Vanden Jiengel
Stephen R: Vanden Henget,
son of Gerry and Elaine Vanden
Hensel of R.R.115 Seaforth
received his Degree in -Bachelor
of Accounting Honours Co-op
with First Class Honours from
, Brock University, St. Catharines,
Ontario •at the Spring
Convocation. on June 7th, 2000.'
"Stephen previously attended -St. --
lames. Elementary S.chool,
Seafortjl • and St. Michael's
Catholic Secondary School,
Stratford.. He is currently
employed at Famme and Co.,
Stratford.
Congratulations and
Best Wishes from your
family.
We're G
Open )
THURSDAYS
'TIL 8 PM
The Looking (Ola,
Culligan Real l:.:tate
Iackie's I lair & :\e7theti.
\ri hir ,
Service Centre
u m . (;,,, Bar
1mingle Uisitn,nt
(Quem'' 1(11teI
Attic "Irra ure»
Mac . A,ilk
Irwin
\1. Laughlin Cher OIds
c ardnll'» 1\'ear
Scattlrlh tihr11
Drake & Drake
tieaforlh Sewing Ccntrc
"'titter.
�rw 1\ hat'
The tftlbbv Shop
1\'uer111', Shnt,
Commercial I'Mel
Seattlrth Public 1 ihrary
Nifty K11rtlt'r'
fete•, Paper Chip
I fildehrand 1 Jl'5vt'I
11'1Jehrand I',5u,t & rip
l\•ong". Grill
tit'ak1rlh 1•141(1 Market
I)r. 1 al'hin,
�unllhing "1.1 . x.11
th ( htr1111tar114. ( aril,
1411,51 !magi 11
I'iker'. \1.'1
flluettalcr Intl
\laic ,facet
�letfman'�'. 11'I "1,.111
Inner, (otintr‘ 1)1111111 •
1111\ 1 111.11111u1•
Ihi, aJ i11n.,1,i
tViaertii'0 '
SHOES
atlsaarnciri i tt
t.1,iin St 5127-1'10h
Diane, Terry and Sandra
Ronson, formerly from .the
Fairmont Club of London but
now with the Seaforth Lawn
Bowling Club. have won the
provincial district ladies pairs
competition and will now
compete in the Provincials in
Ottawa on July 8 and 9.
St rat ford
1 :
Cinema,"
:1
1 551 Huron St. 273-6780 1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Dinosaur �®
Nighty at 7 p.m. only
tawdry & Suds, Wpm* • 2 p.m.
Boys and Girls ,®
Nighty at 9:15 p.m. only
The Perfect Storm'Friday ®
Nightly at 6:50 & 9:15
Chicken Run ,E3
Nighty at 7 3 9:15
tatvrdsyll Sundry Wines • 2 paw
Titan A.E. i®
Saturday r$ . WWw•2p+w
1
1
1
1
1
I'4.25 Tuesday I
Graduation
Julianne Maria Ryan
Julianne Maria Ryan
received her Diploma in
/Early Childhood Education
(Dean's Honour List) from
Lambtor3. College, Sarnia,
on June 10, 2000. Julianne
Is a graduate of St.
Columbali School ,and St.
Michael's Secondary
Schbol. Congratulations
Julianne on all your hard
work and a Job well done!
Love, Dad, Mom and your
family.
ST. COLUMBAN
COMMUNITY
WELCOMES
FR. JOSEPH
DABROWSKI
TO
ST_ COLUMBAN CHURCH
SUNDAY, JULY 2, 2000
SUNDAY MASSES
10:00 A.M.
WEEKDAY MASSES
9:00 A.M.
EVERYONE WELCOME!
BRODHAGEN
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Logan
Sesquicentennial
CHICKEN
BAR-B-QUE
Saturday, July 15, 2000
at
Brodhagen Hall
4:30-7:30pm
Adults - $10.00
Children - $5.00
Advance tickets only by
July 7th
Call 345-2187,
345-2654 or 348-8387
Take-out available
Graduation
Susan McLachlan
Susan McLachlyn•graduated from
Georgian College on June 13.2000
with an honours diploma in
Tourism Management. Susan was
the recipient of the Mark Sellick
Memorial. Award. an/d a Blue
Mountain 'Resorts Award, She is
currently employed for the summer
'at Georgian College and plans to
teach English in Korea
commencing in September. 2000.
earglatsslaiions.
fiortcovtilmA
arriae
. Wilma Ann Riehl & William .
Janes Anderson, along with
their family .& friends, are
pleased to.anuouuce their
wedding on July. 8, 2000.
Open reception to follow at the
Seaforth - & District
Community Centres
9 pm -1 am:
1
i
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