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MAKE DONATION—aylem.bers..of the Sunday morning hockey league presented a oheque
for $500 to•the Seaforth Figure Skating Club en Sunday,. The money will be used to offset the.
expenses of an inierclub competition set to, 'be held In Seaforth on- March 1. On that date a
number'of skaters from various clubs will compete on an Individual basis and In - precision -
teams. . Making .the presentation to Gwen Devereaux of 'the Figure. Skating club Was Randy,
Gridzak. • (Public photo)
Junior farmers bring in new
I\/Iapiewood pleased with pubiic
Maplewood Manor'hAs.pxprossed pleasure On Ohlayafternoon the movie The Dentist
with the res ense to its peed: or help with with W,C. Fields was very popular, It was, .
weekly actlies agreed ho was no dentists The movies for this
The, rs Junior Farmers "are now brIn tng • weak are: The THOU .Won and California
volunteeand senior's into Maplewood. for Bound, •
the T, V, Bingo on Wednesday nights dut'Ing WEEK'S VISITORS
the winter months Paul Hoggarth presented There were many visitors to Maplewood
the. problem to the Junior Farmers and Linda during the week; visitors with Alva and John
Feagen is in charge of organizing drivers, ' Pu1lman,. were: Gordon Pullman,- Marian
Mary, Chapple and Gail Hills , are also • Pullman, granddaughter Brenda end'•hus-
welcomed as volunteers, Gail -Hills will assist_ band Jerry De Jong, Betty McLean and. Olive
with the movies on Fridays;. • McGeoch arid Patricia Devine,
Ethel Dennis h'as offered to be aadvisor Ma Habkir,'s visitor's' were Jackie and
on -cel ng;. -She will provide the frames and t e e arisen, Il . y " son an ' • aughter
.residents are going to try quilting a baby's . 'Tammy and' five friends, Dorothy .Popple,
touter, • Anna McNichol, ouella Montgomery, Alice
Dn-Wednesvlay night.is etion-with—Reid-and-Miss-Powell;
the Lions' V. Bingo, Maplewoodhad its own
prize for the person who came closest to
winning; Willy Tremeer won the violet plant
this week, He needed' only one number for..a
full card.. '
Pete and Willy Tremeer attended the
euchre on Thursday, afternoon at the Seaforth
Health Care Facility,' Willy. continued his VELMA FISCHER
good luck and won the prize for the top euchre Velma 'Fischer of ,Jarvis Street, Seaforth,
player, • died Saturday, January 17',1987 at University.
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Born in Logan. Township, she was a
daughter of the late Arthur Hinz and the
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OBITUARIES
The 1987 executive has been.elected for the "'nn Satrday, January 17, .1987. For information about this new year in former Dora Mueller,
• Huron County Junior Farmers,. • The Annual' Banquet and candle service - Junior Fanners contact your local club . Surviving :are her husband,. 'Edward
The ne'.1 -executive is: Past President,' will he followed by a dance, • - president or the OMAF office, Fischer; `one ,daughter Dorothy 'Hehn of,.
f)ianneOldtield; President, Robert. Flunking; ' - • •
First Vice President, LindaAxtmamn 'Second' Meinstreat coordinator
Vic'e`PreSident, doff Hearn': Secretary, Muriel••
Taylor; Treasurer, Andy Williams; .Newslet- - .
ter Editor: Annette l.oseren Public Relations ' i •
Oflic•1�r. -Linda Cunningham; Agriculture; talks to meeting. of . locals
,Contact: Sharon Nlvins; Assistant -Agricul- Tom Lemon: Seaforth Mainstreet Coordi- in other news members were told.of a fall
titre Contattr' Dave Vanneste•; Provincial nator, was guest speaker. at the January ' taken by Mary Nolan at the Post Office, -She is
Director, Janice Murray; Alternate Provin- -meeting, of the Seaforth Women's Institute, a patient. in the Seaforth Community
-tial .Director; Ann . Alton; Zone Repre- • That meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Hospital. -•
sentative; Dianne Oldfield. ` • R.M: Scott. Mr. • Lemon was introduced by Members took artinaconteston places in
These officers will take part. in, a candle Mrs. Eldin Kerr, p
. servirc to symbolize the change of r'esponsi- Mr. Lemon shared ideas on improving the Huron County. The ,result was "very
tidily from. the old executive' to the. new -town and hopes of attracting new industry interesting,'• .
executive. This candle service will take place . and merchants to fill the vacant store fronts. The meeting adjourned _ and. lunch was
at the Annual Banquet in the Clinton Legion, After his talk he was thanked by Mrs Pruner: served by the hostess and committee: •
' . Rostock and two sons,.,, Keith of Seaforth,.
Brian and wife Marie, of Stratford. -
Also surviving are five grandchildren and
one brother Lloyd of Komoka, • `
There was no funeral home visitation. A
private family service was held Monday at the
Whitney-Ribey 'Funeral Home,. Seaforth.
Reverend Arthur Horst officiated. Burial was
in St, Peter's Lutheran Church .Cemetery,
Brodhagen..
As expressions , of sympathy donations may
be made to the St. Peter's Lutheran Church
building fund, Brodhagen.
Pat. Ryan, .Dave Netzke and Keith Herman winners
Pat. Ryan was. again the winner when euehre were . in play. Allan and Wilson Mrs: Walter Gee of London visited hirfr, -
• ' residents of the Seaforth Health Care Facility . Tremeer of, Maplewood Manor were guests. Chas. Geddes visited wife Carol,. '
• .-ISHCF)"went 'bowling Monday. • " . ladies and men's high winners were Cassie Mrs: Gould of Seaforth visited Alfie Sykes:
. Dave Netzke and Keith Herman were Nicholson and Wilson.Tremeer.,Consolation They, had a game of cribbage Sunday
winners of, the wheelchair bowling cm winners were Lucy Bezzo and Pat Ryan. The afternoon. -
Tuesday. Seaforth Public School students • Ione -hand winner was Frank Sniale.• Volun- • Terry Hussey visited Dave and Eva Netike.
assisted residents With this venture. • -teers served a lunch provided- by Mary MVir. and Mrs. Allan Armstrong of Goderich
Re ry p n yson, y n
Helen McLeod took her father Erle Dow
On Friday morning bingo was. played and over to Bayfield to visit his daughter Mabel
in the afternoon a film was shown, Clarke. He had dinner and supper with them.:
' PERSONA'S Mr. J.S. Robb's nephew visited, Alvin
Jack.Davidson. of Seaforth and Isabel Scott McNain.
visited Bill Scott. Margaret Smale visited Flank Smile.
Rill iecea and husband; ' Mr. and Mr.'andMrs. Bill Morris visited his mother
Helen Morris.
v. Che 1 AnnStadelbauerSam a and a Fl la ' Prizes weredonated -b A n n and Mrs. Connell visited Harold Connell.
group from the Egmondville United Church -Downey. ' '
• put on a skit for residents Tuesday afternoon •
Then they served a delicious lunch.
On Wednesday afternoon Rev. Barber held
held
. .the worship service, Henrietta Brown played
the piano accompaniment for the -hymns. • '
On Thursday afternoon five tables, of
FBIRTHS
• _John Bezzo of Clinton visited his mother
PACKER: Lynn and Rick are. pleased to
announce the, safe' arrival ' of their son
Nicholas,. weighing 6lbs. 8 ozs. on January.
10, 1987 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Proud grandparents are Bernice, and -Don.
Gowan of Allentordanld Walter and Marge
Packer. Orangeville.
DRENNAN: Joanne and Dennis Drennan are
pleased to announce the birth of their first
child Philip Matthew p January 16 at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London. He weighed in at
7 lbs. 6 oz. and•is the first grandchild .of.Don
and Thelma Bode, Seaforth and Doug and
Thelma Drennan, Kincardine.
MAC"IAN: Lester and Jane are happy to
announce the arrival of their first child, a
daughter, 7 lbs. 3 oz., January 19, 1987 born
at Mount Sinai Hospital, Scarborough, -
Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. 'Robbie
Robinson, Oshawa and Viola Kirkby, Walton.
tIEP"BURN: Terry and Tom Hepburn, Lon-
don, are pleased to announce the safe arrival
of their daughter Michelle Marie on Decem-
ber 18, 1986 at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London: weighing 8 lbs. 19 ozs. Proud
grandparents are Tom and. Audrey Hepburn,
London and John and Mary Kunz, Seaforth.
SKOBLENiC'K:'Steve and Jo Skoblenick of
Waterford are pleased to announce the safe
arrival of their daughter Janice Marie on
January 15,.1987 at Brantford. General-.
Hospital weighing 7 lbs. 1 oz. A little sister
for Stephanie and Kevin. Proud grandpar-
ents are John W iliems of Dublin and Mr. and,
Mrs. Joe Skobleniek, Waterford.
MARION: Hello Everybody! Surprise -- 1
decided to come early: My name is Ashley
Jane and I'm doing just fine. -1 was born on
January 13, 1987 in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. I only weigh 3 lbs. 13 oz. bow, but my
doctor says P11 be a good size before f can visit
Seaforth sometime in February. My brother
and sister's names. are Christopher and
Jennifer and my mommy and daddy are
Connie and Mike. ,My grandparents are
Margaret Van Dyk, Seaforth, and Bob and
Shirley Dinsmore, Seaforth and Peter and Vi
Marion, London.
Seaforth District High School
PARENT'S NIGHT
All parents of students currently enrolled in Grade 8 . in an
elementary schooi In the Seaforth High School area are invited to
attend a Grade'9 information program to be held at Seaforth District
High School at
:3O p.m.
,
WEDNESDAY, JAN. a
THURSDAY,. JAN. 22
PARENTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND EITHER NIGHT
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ki A child's $rst ski lesson is
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Lucy Bezzo,
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