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page 6' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ,Seeley's Bay Golf Tournament ,l On September 23, the 3rd Annual Seeley's Bay Invita- tional Golf Tournament was played at Rideau Lakes Golf and Country Club in Westport. Sixty-two players, including 15 ladies, teed off. Every- one was from the surrounding area. After the game they gather- ed at the Seeley's Bay fire hall with their wives, husb~ ands and friends. A social hour was enjoyed and then dinner was served. Trophies and Prices awarded were: Ladies' Low Gross â€" Graham Mallette Trophy - Sharon Mallette 86 Ladies' Low Net - Marjorie and Ed Adair Trophy - Ann Seaman 72 Men's Low Gross â€" Emmerson Baxter Trophy - Bill Ford 72 Men's Low Net - June and Stan Webb Trophy - Mike Hamilton 69 All winners received a small trophy to keep as well. Special Prizes: Longest drive on No. 6 â€" Bill 'Ford Closest to hole (for ladies) on No. 5 â€" Pat Donald Closest to hole (for men) on No. 8 - Dave Munroe Eve one received a prize whic were generously donated by merchants and friends. The main organizer was Ed Adair, the handicapper was Mary Lou McCann. Those who assisted were Allan Coon, Sharon Nallette, Terry Carlo Dianne Leadbeater, Jerry McCann and Grant Hall. 1' "2‘ a ; .xx' =<>~ eolefi y 5.2»: we: “"3 ‘ ‘ ; aemmmmmmmm§\‘-ssfis » .~.. . 4’. "'- . ,If you want a package deal for your home, business or cottage \- Mu, AN EXPERT 1!! THOMPSON, meme Weugot the iob donefione right on time; Pictured above: Doc Webb, Sam Hartley and Ed Adair. The St. Peter's Sunday School started September 16th. They have sent for a new series of interesting material and more Sunday School TBachers are needed. Religious Films can be obtained through ‘um Bflflicldhmnw. Meg suggested we send good "left-over“ Rummage clothing to the Mooscnee Thrifty Shop where they will be sold to the o I Much discussion took place as to making more money desperately needed to magnum ourtfluurh but noflfixm:very definite was decided. Next meeting may be held at Muriel Donaldson's on Oct. 2nd. was given to the hostess. We hope new friends have been made by our visitors. Our first fall Parish Anglican Wardens' meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Tye on Mbnday evening Sept. 5rd. Rev. Bugler had many im- portant discussions. The meeting was chaired by Mr. Lou Harris. The next meeting has been invited to Mr. & Hrs. Charles Roantree's. Cedicetion Christian literature Crusade (CLO) Quilfllnv of P‘iesion "eadcuarters October lb - 2:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome For furthur information call Retty Dennison 359-5212 Located off hwy 15 at Smiths Road A vote of thanks 1 New minister appointed g TEE REV. R.A. QDAMHIE 1 AT 2 SEELEY'S BAY UNITED CHURCH The Induction Service for the Rev. R. A. Qusmmio was held at the Seeley's Bay United Church, Hednesday, Sept. 12th, 1979. The service began at 8:00 p.m. and s conducted by the Rev. J. Harry Seeley, of the Elgin Pastoral Charge, and the Sermon was preached by the Rev. inward Sam, of the Bath Pastoral Charge Hhe act of Induction was performed by “he Rev. anmy-MbClashan of me,and ghairnan of the Kingston Presbytery. fibers were present not only many bombers of the congregations of the Seeley's Bay Charge, but many repâ€" resentativen of Kingston Presbytery and oflunrfriends and‘ufll-wishers. ihmmewasatthu:sochfl.ewmflng>fll 'uw annrh manomnfbxhndng'um condos. Rev. Qmumue was born and edwuflmd ’ in Dominica in the British Caribbean. 0n graduation from secondary school he taught for six and a half years before candidating for the methodist Ministry in 1958. He attended the union Theological Seminary in Kingston, Jamaica, “.1. from 1958-1962 a gnukmting‘dth'nm|UTSInplmmznnd gaining First Prize in Philosophy, phurch History, Theology, Practical Rheology and Biblical Studies. 1 He was assigned to Haiti soon hrter that, and ministered there for Seven years, returning to Jamaica @n December 1969. After working in _ astorates in Jamaica for six and a half years, Mr. anmue was trans- ferred to, and admitted by the united Church of Canada in March 1975. His first pastorate in Canada was his recent Charge of FianumeémflmerfinfldnnmNWflley in Kent Presbytery of the London Conference. Rev. Qnamnie also holds the Dip- .lcma in Theology and the Bachelor of Divinity (Hons) of the University a of London, and the Master of Arts degree in Religious Studies of the university of Windsor, Ontario. it the B.D. Hons level he majored in Piblical Studies including Hebrew and fiellenistic Greek and just prior to homing to Seeley's Bay he was a ESessional Lecturer in Old Testament fiat the Univsrsity of Windsor. l His wife, Arsinoee QuaIImie, though Pow a British subject, was born and E:ucated in Haiti, west Indies, and s a bi-lingual secretary by training. , e has recently obtained the Ontario 'ertificate in Management Development. Qumies are both biâ€"lingual (French- ish) and have three children: izabeth 101: yrs), Andrelle (9 yrs) (icerry 4 yrs). They are all happy to be in Seeley's ay and to be part of the on-going stry of the Charge and of Kingston flutery. “~-“‘--------‘~-‘-‘, AR$mHC &(HH)LACE All those interested in becoming ’ involved in the production of Joseph Reeselring's "Arsenic and Old Lace” are invited to come out and read for parts. The play will be presented in early mh’ are welcome. If you aren't interested in auditioning but have some ideas to contribute, p1ease¢nmw out. Tun: Place: .815 p.m., “88., Oct. 2 Hotel Kenney, Jones Falls Questions? Call Susan Dent 359-5639 or Lindaimmumy'359-5500