HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-04-15, Page 12*12 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 15, 1981
Gardeners start meeting with pot luck
Show which she attended in
Toronto recently.
A gift was presented to
retiring President Gladys
Doig by Florence Elford in
appreciation of a jab well
done.
Ruth Smith. conve.”-* of
the Plant Sale. reporte.1 the
will be held at Rath-
weirs Auction Centre on
May 1th. Tiekez4 fora draw
are also ready.
Nancy Kale. before intro-
ducing the guest speaker.
told the group. a hike to
McLeod's bush Will probably
be held on May 3rd.
The guest speaker was
Bob Fleming of the Ontario
Ministry oaf Agriculture and
Food. his topic being sue-,
ceSSiOn planting for a maul.
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nous bloo m of flowers. Mr.
og"Thu rlatiln ecetruuntiC>.
044011PcIrS(-• are asked
donations, of cookocsi.
(.0 w nyenors are nog, taking
membership tor an!,
lady over 'lb years. of age;
and two delegates w ill attend
the annual convention May S
add b.
. If you Missed the
Registration
for
St. Columba!
Minor
Soccer
PLEASE CONTACT
John Ryan
527:1520
The April meeting At the
SettfOrth Horticultural Sea-
ccy held at. the .$eaforth
Public School on April lith,
MO. Whiney expressed
hanks, Sarah Elbert[ and
the seCial t,..ortuntee for the
well organized way the pot
luck supper was served.
A library cart ,has been
temporarily loaned to the
society by Isabelle Scott and
:S1)1IS NightSchool'
offors t i folowift
8 week 0Q ,e FY
Fee - $10
Starting Thurs. April. 30
From 7 -9p.m. at S.O.H.S. • .
CALL THE SCHOOL AT 527-0380
TO REGISTER
Seaforth
Recreational Softball League
Notice
AU. PLAYERS
Wishing to have their
• names included in the
DRAFT'OF PLAYERS
fon the 1981 season,
please contact one of
the below By April 18 .-,
Draft -April 23rd "
Bob Beuttenmiller
527-1680 [Days]
527-0282 [Nights]
Sid Wocks 527-0758
'Oliutifi'ich 527-0774 [Nights]
Bill Price 527-0509 [Nightsi
Terry Craig 527-1570 [Nights]
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Popular all-around belts,
half 'belted or standard
Slip-on styles all-weather
coats in sand & navy.
PRICED 55.00
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_.Seaforth Centp,riaires
Jr. "D" Hockey Club
ANNUAL
MEETING
and
Election of Officers
Wed., April 29
Seaforth Arena 8 p.M.
ATTENDANCE AT THIS 'MEETING WILL
DETERMINE WHETHER , THERE WILL
BE JA.. HOCKEY IN SEAFORTH'NEXT
. SEASON.
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My Cooked
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slifigl* 9f 01.4.0). P9rentala d li- ' , , riv . $0,.01c,_ 01 vow* ,w,„ ,„„1,1,
known arid others were fcl:4 , *OA! typ6. ,
started with
winter tiegritet:a4raik011oW
niiii* "WOO 'blooms very
early before stioOr*,
'right through oomor Thaw
types, to the mums. and
Japanese Anemones .in 'the
fall'.
Gladys Doig thanked the
speaker and; ,a draw was
Fleming said by. buying
perenials you get the most
value for yoUr dollar and -
while pereniats cost about
the same as a box of annuals
you have them for many
years, Perenials will grow in
any. drained soil and
tecomniended using a bal-
*oil fertilizer such as 10r 1.0-
0.g
made for door prizes and a
uncial time fallowed.
The May meeting will be
held at the Seaforth Public
School . on May 13 and the
topic will be 'Growing for
,Showing.
Spring
Fashions
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Fashion,
Quality,
Famous, Makes
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new range of quality suits
for men.. We stock shorts,
tails, and regular fits. All the
newest fabrics.
Priced at 119.50 to 225.00
\.SEE OUR RACK OF
ALF-PRICE SUITS
SPRING
SUITS
For Easter
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RAM 1 •3 9b-
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See Our Exciting Rangepf New', .
We have
a-good selectiorr
of Puma
soccer shoes.
to get ydu,
ready for
the
'upcoming
season.
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41 tilt: April hlf4Viii1011 OH: Herman MOS-. 014ituittA4 tetrc.O.
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cAecutiie is as ilAiMns' 1714A4-.
sideiit Mrs. Herinan Home
Presidents. ' Mrs. tor'
Uorssers. Mrs. Larry,,M,.-
la:an, Mrs. O'Dwyer.
Recording sleet , Mrs.
leery Craig; Corresponding
SeLretary , Mrs. Geraldan-
ii Holger; treasurer. Mts.
the fit: J~siiesc.alltoht. WO. will:be intatled at St: lattli71 010re4'• 119'1 * 0. Pf' 9°4"
teX .The offiem. •and ‘,2.% a ittai
Whale Partly Skinned
SMOKED RAM 1546 lb. ave. 1 -02-91fra
should' be' vailable for use at
the nest meeting.
Secretary Steve Hilde-
brand reminded members of
the Ontario Horticultural
Convention vibicti will be
held June 1.7.19. at the
Sheraton Brock Hotel Niag-
ara Falls.
Mrs. Hilda Gerrits gave.ala
interesting report on the
Garde,, Pont and '1am-1i:cape
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„A large bouquet of golden •
daffodils was brought into
the Nursing Home las.t..week
key Mrs 'Brian Kennedy of
Harpurhey.• We are 'grateful
to her for her thoughtfulness
and generosity. These are
the little acts of kindness That
mean so much in the livis of
residents in nursing homes.
We are sorry to report Dr.
E. Sadlier is confined to
Seaforth Community .Hespi-
tal at present.
Doris Wills many friends
will be pleased to know she
has been transferred from
Stratford Hospital to Sea-
forth 'Hospital.
Edwin Litt was visited by
members of his family on,
St, Colomban
Soccer Math
(. of the
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London District
Soccer Association.
PRACTICE
Thurs.., April- 16
8 : .3 0 p.m .
Seaforth Arena
tbeett(ig and Mrs, Ken 110-
cot, gnve ;be spiritu,a1 re-
flection on thoughts for Good
Friday:
The toflow mg announct•
molts were made by the
president. The annual cloth-
es dre.c !, Intentt de
Paul w ill take place April 25
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Orren of
Mich. ` visited with Miss
Evelyn Cardno.
Mrs. Isobel Scott visited
with husband Bill and also
brought in flowers and
willows, a sure sign spring is
coming.
Lorne Kirkpatrick was vis-
ited by his son on Saturday.
Ruth Cluff visited with
Fratrk Case on Sunday.
Ruth Noll was visited by
her husband Oscar Noll of
Palmerston and cousin from
Burlington. Ontario.
Rev. Bert McSpadden of
Richmond Hill visited with
Mrs. Sawley,
Mr. and Mrs., Robert Mc.
-Ipre—were- visited by-their
ion Ross McClure.
Mrs. James Nolan visited
with her husband.
The euchre club met last
Tuesday with four tables of
euchre in play. Lone hands
and high score were won by
Elmer Bakcsy. Low score was
'Harold Walsh while Mrs.
Mary Mcher had high ladies
score. Lunch was donated by
Mrs. M. McIver, Mrs. M.
Eckert and Miss Mae Smith.
Mrs. Dorothy Townsend ex-
hibited the, quilt top the
volunteer ladles have made
and it was very attractive.
Happy Birthday this week
to. Albert St: penis who
celebrated his birthday on
Sunday. April 12th. Con-
gratulations to Albert op his
71st birthday. '
B.f.!!
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Cranberry
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Easter tM Lilies
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