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ZQNE WINNERS - Five competitors in the Remembrance Day
Literary Contest sponsored by Seaforth Branch 156 of the
Royal Canadian Legion, who finished first locally, went on to
finish either first or second in the Zone Competition as well.
First place winners from the Zone will now compete in the
Djstrict Competition. Seen here with Bruce Wiibee, left, Youth
Education Chairman, ar,+ r_r,ra."" �� 1��� �ipht, Seaforth
Legion 1st Vice President, are: Sarah Lamble, SPS, lst Junior
Poster; Lisa Gingerich, SPS, 2nd Junior Essay; Sharon Kelly,
SDHS, 1st Intermediate Essay;, and Kathy Devereaux, St.
James, 2nd Junior Poem. Missing from the photo is Dave Kelly,
SDHS, who finished second in the Senior Essay. Robinet
photo.
Legion contestants
Chairman of the Youth Education, Com-
rade Bruce Wilbee reported at the January
meeting, he had five winners out Of eight
entries at the Zone litery contest. Two
finds and three seconds. All five received
a certificate and cheque and the two firsts
will go to the District competition which
will be judged near the end of this month.
The Legion would like to congratulate all
the students who participated, especially
the two whose entries will be advancing to
District. The following are the winners: -
Sarah lamble, S.P.S. 1st Junior Poster;
Kathy Devereaux, St. James, 2nd Junior
Peom; Lisa Gingerich S.P.S, 2nd Junior
Essay; Sharon Kelly, S.D.H.S., 1st In-
termediate Essay, and Dave Kelly,
S.D.H.S., 2nd Senior Essay.
Comrade John MacDonald, after two
Lioness Club holds
The January meeting of the Lioness Club
was held last Tuesday at the Acropol
Restaurant.
An auction was held to help raise a few
funds. Members were to bring something
they did best. (Hidden Talent). The talents
were many.
The grocery draw went well bringing in
$111.50. The draw for the hooked rug wall
hanging donated by Don Corbett will be
made at the February meeting, which will
be February 20 at "Ginettes" Restaurant
at 6:30 p.m. Please have all tickets and
monies in to Lioness Heather by that date.
Guest for that night will be Liaison Of-
fi ,fi, ILio �0 1.,Mc4 ll,111p��
Thre. Easte?piEr sale will be ti again
year. The place and time will be made
available at the next meeting. Chocolate
Easter bunnies will be arriving shortly and
the cost is being kept the same as last,
year, $3 a bunny. Lioness Dorothy Hays
have volunteered to be chairperson this
year.
An invitation was received from the Har -
QUEENSWAY
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LEGION
NEWS
by Gordon Scott
cancellations, finally made his official visit
as Zone Commander. The Deputy Zone
Commander Ed Pyette and his wife June,
who is the Zone Secretary, accompanied
him. At the conclusion of the meeting a
Leadership seminar was held under the
leadership chairman and 1st Vice President
Gordon De Jong. It was followed by a light
lunch served by the Auxiliary.
The members and Executive would at
this time like to congratulate Dave and
auction of talents
LI® SS NEWS
riston Lions Club to come out and help
them celebrate their 50th anniversary.
Anyone wishing to attend please contact
Lioness Marj Rock.
Seaforth's own 10th anniversary is com-
ing -up in March. Charter members that
are still with this club are Lioness Dorothy
Hays, Ruth Thorburn, Betty Coleman,
Viola Taylor, and Freances Teatero.
Deepest` s' iat 9 goe' out tothe fami-
ly of Wilma Oke, She was also a charter
member of the Lioness Club and the first
(and I hope the last) Lioness member we
have lost.
Although she never held an office, her
presence was always felt. We have lost a
Lioness, but most of all, a friend. We will
miss her terribly.
Queensway residents enjoy ''testa
Hello! Welcome to Queensway News!
Monday morning residents gathered in the
Sun Room to listen to the Hensall United
Church service on tape. In the afternoon
Fun and Fitness, followed by games,
limbered up minds and bodies.
Reverend Arbogast of the Exeter Chris-
tian Reformed Church led the worship ser-
vice Tuesday afternoon. Queensway
chaplain Reverend Stojokovic visited later
in the day, providing visitation and
counselling for anyone desiring it.
WEDDINGS
Ladies of Queensway's Volunteer Aux-
iliry provided assistance at games hour
Wednesday afternoon. Everyone enjoyed
the games and visiting.
Conestoga College Health Care Aide
students arrived, Thursday for their
clinical day, so several residents benefited
from an abundance of "TLC from the stu-
dent assigned to them. The film "Coun-
try", dramatizing the farm crisis situation
was shown in the evening.
Friday morning energetic residents had
their usual morning workout at Fun and
Fitness. In the afternoon they were glad
they had, as they feasted on fresh baked
raisin scones at Baking Club. Everyone
agreed the taste test is the best part.
Coming events for Queensway are:
January 24 at 2:30 p.m. a Memorial Ser-
vice
ervice for Elva Willert and January 25 at 7 -
p.m. the Birthday Party, entertainment
with Jack Simmons and friends.
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STOTTS-CARDNO
Penny Stotts and James Cardno were
married Saturday, October 7, 1989 at First
Presbyterian Church in Seaforth by
Reverend Howard of London. The bride is
the daughter of Mrs. Velma Ferran of
London and the groom is the son of Betty
Cardno of Seaforth and the late Nelson
Cardno. Matron of honor was Gloria
Reeves of Seaforth and bridesmaids were
,layne Cardno of Seaforth and Cindy Stotts
of Brockville. Best man was Bruce
Williams 5f Newmarket and guests were
,ushered by George Reeves of Seaforth and
'-tarry McGrath of Seaforth. Following a
`iece tion at the Van Fgrnond Reserve the
couple took a wedding trip to the Bruce
Pennisula. They now reside In Mississauga.
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Eva Netzke on their 76th Anniversary
which we understand was yesterday
(Tuesday).
The tickets for the Honors and awards
night are now available at the Branch and
from Jim Watson -the chairman. This is be-
ing held February 10 at the Branch. There
will be a social hour from 6 to 7 p.m.
before the meal and the presentations
after.
The three teams entered in the Zone
Tournament last Saturday had a good
time. Unfortunately Sports Officer Linda
Gridzak has been unable to obtain any
results of the winners.
At the going down of the sun and in the
morning we will remember them.
Bar Roster:- January 24, K. Swan;
January 25, D. Hulley; January 29, K.
Swan; January 30, J. Patterson; and
January 31, R. Govier.
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