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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-06-17, Page 18anastra oice Lib Before Patio Dec Get out in the great outdoors on yOur newly built patio deck, All materials are supplied in lengths and sizes suitable for a 8' x 12' deck. Steps, hardware and stain are extra. MASONGARD PROTECTION is a fully bonded, long lasting , protective shield that reduces moisture, detenoration. ONLY BUY NOW! Temporary Exemption of 7% Provincial Sales Tax on Specified Building Materials ends June 30,1981. `Beautiful ...and practical!' This patio door features heavy duty weatherstripping for draught free comfort, safety insulating glass and an easy sliding design. Mason- gard protected. Screen hardware included. 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YARD BALL-MACAULAY LIMITED, SWORTH CLINTON HEN,SALL 527-0910 • 482-3405 262-2418 VISA & MASTER CHARGE ACCEPTED WAFERBOARD PANELS = This decorative indoor,outdOor unfinished panel takes paint and stain beautifully. 4, x 4, x SHFATHINGIORADE PANELS. $499 SHT. PROVINCIAL SALES TAX EXEMPT 44 x1Ex 7/15" NON SKID SHEATHING TURBINE VENT Invest in .an energy effi- cient ventilation system Remove surplus humidity the easy way Model =0888.8" turbine ONLY Ms THE HURON EXPOSIToR JUNE 17, 1981 Just f ur days of school left Horticultural Society will have market booth MARRIED 60 YEARS—Mr! and Mrs. Frank Leslie Riley marked their sixtieth-wedding anniversary Tuesday. June •16 in Bournemouth England, and daughter Vivienne Newnham of -Seaforth is visiting with them to help celebrate. The Rileys, who have two other daughters. Marian (Mrs. P. Maxwell) of Scotland and Sylvia I Mrs . Britland) of England; ten grandchildren: six great-grand- children, received a congratulatory message from Queen Elizabeth. Murray Cardiff, Huron-Bruce MP. arranged for the message to be sent. details of the bus trip planned for July 15 to Cullen Gardens. Whitby. Nancy then introduced the guest speaker, Mr. Torii Morgan from Port Stanley, who has- one of the largest orchid greenhouses in Canada and carries about 10.000 orchids. Mr. Morgan had a good selection of orchids which - can easily be.,grown at home. Slides were shown of many varieties of orchids and at the conclusion members were able to purchase orchid plants. Darwin Bannerman was the rocky winner .of the bucket planter and Kay Smale won the hanging planter. Members are reminded of the annual flower show whilch will be held August 12 at Seaforth Legion Hall. • The next meeting will be held Sept. 9 at Seaforth Public School when Martha Veldeuis of Dundas will be with us again to speak on cacti and houseplants. rintiers !thg. -rOgpiar Kvely0 Magner initis,,aftor. T te ;4 a 4Y g 11#1g0.: at 111-t noun (hey had 4 1:rpi, Y..304str# kefee.,096 CCOUV .O'rvic,e, treeliter :Gardeps, fdr. the week JUrtv, 'ars, as V.aeatiOn Eh* '4.k:hoot follows: first '4hare ' Ithe Meeting is this week • on. 'wealth. Dora' Taylor of Sea ,•Thuisday for all staff diem: forth, $84: S,econd share the hers. teachers and helpers in wealth. 3 'people splitting $82, Third share the wealth, Brenda Rheil of Clinton and Edna Deitz of Kippen $90. Jackpot winner was Maria Robinson of Vanastra, $200. Tuckersmith Day Nurser) cancelled its trip to Goderich to tour the Zehrs store until June lb. Rather, last firers- day they had their gradua• tion with 19 children gradua- ting inte kindergarten and grade one this coming year. The children enjoyed their party. MembeiIi frs he Fitness ri Ontao Le ip Pregram which concluded last week- end wish to thank the Lioness CLub for catering their meals and snacks. At the Vanastra Christian Church. the service is at 10;00 a.m. for the summer months. Rev. Peter Mantel's sermon. was "Nothing by Chance." The organist was Going away party planned The Vanastra and District Lioness Club is having its Barbeque June 20. Raindate is July 5. Even though it is summer, they are busy with various functions. Fair plans are in the making. The Vanastra and District Lions Club 2nd Annual Ball Tournament is almost here. Note June 28, 27, 28. The Vanastra Fair is set for August 21. and 22. Don't miss it! Going Away Party for Jan and Wayne Ferguson is on Wednesday June 24th at 8:00 p.m. at the Vanastra Recre- ation Centre. Ladies please bring lunch. Ester Handy wrote a song for the scouts and it was published in Leader Maga- zine. Correspondent RHONDA BJERG 482.9596 Are you counting, kids Four days left of school! At Vanastra Public' School it is an excitine fess days as the% Win- 60' prize. ot 7r1o$fro.,14t . • . t • close off until September ti June 19 is Hot Dog Da starting at 4.10 p to I here ha%e been trips and tun for all Awards Day is June 13 On June lb the choir sang for Yo )11 VaCIIIIIM 11 You loin the Vacation Cash Give-A-Way Well Qv( Ymi $5.00 Cash 1-800-265-5681 TOLL FREE Membership Fee -S35.00 ' Offer Expires-July 1511E1981 The June meeting of the Seaforth Horticultural Soci- ety was June 10 at the Public School. Vice president Ruth Beuttenmiller called the meeting to order in the absence of President Pat Rodney. The Society is planning to have a booth at the Farmers markets in Ally. August and September. Donations of flowers, vegetables, jams and crafts and help would be appreciated. Nancy Kale gave the WEbDING CAKES & TOPS FAVOURS CAR DECORS Invitations Ingredients gr•Pans Cake Maw Decorating Supplies eavt.ti ge.r..cm inc. 123 Wortley Rd , London 671.0150 jump. Shelly Bonte-Gelok; long jump. Shelley Bottle- Gelok; softball throw. Tam- my Dowell; 100 metre dash, Shelley Bonte-.Gelok; 200 metre dash. Shelley Runty- Gelok; 400 metre dash, Kathy Low; 400 metre relay. Kathy LOW, Alison Jocuelt. Kerri, ., Jerome: Tapuuy DOwell; and shuttle .relay. same, 4 Oils as Ahnv.e, ,, • ChaMpluu• was; :Shelley' 'ktetnte-pelok, with '34 ,puints with . twiner -up , Tarunly. • tiowell. at 4 14 . ,Midge( ,hom.. , high.. itiMP:. ...eutt kOltnr; Triple- jump: .colin Thomas; Run- ning. tong, Jump. CojM. Thomas; Long Jump. Billy- io Hoy.; Softball Throw. -COM Thomas; 100 metre i,q dash, C lin Thomas; 200 : metre ash. Colin Thomas; 400 me e dash. Colin Thom. as: 800 metre dash. Kennic , McIlveen. Champion was Colin Thomas with 43 points with runner up Billy Jo Hoy at 19. INTERMEDIATE GIRLS In Intermediate girls; high jump, Michell Govier; Triple Jump , Kim Giles; Running Long Jump. Kim Giles; Long Jump. Kim Giles; Softball Throw. Darlene Smith; 100 metre dash, Kim Giles; 200 metre dash. Kim Giles; 400 metre dash. Kim Wes; 800 metre dash. Jennifer Plum- steel; 400 metre relay, Kim Giles, Lori Simms. Liana Cheverie, Penny Robinson; Shuttle relay. Kim. . Thia JefferY. POOL— Ql1p1,-, Liana Champion seasKim Pilef.with.413,poirit with / rouner,,-up -Heather • , itiltitertherijatO,tMY.s.. ,.Bailors W:!Stity Triple AttOp, ,Riatipon RunningIong...hurnp. Thang Plana Le: Longlninp, ,Thang fliam Le; Shot Put, Shawn Bonte-Gelok; 100 Metre Dash. Wayne Duns,, more; 200 metre dash, Chris o Edwards; 400 metre dash, Thang Plam Le; 800 metre dash, Chris Edwards; 400 Metre Relay. Chris Edwards, Tom Kyle, Shannon Mellor, Thang Plam Le; and shuttle relay, Chris Edwards, Tom Kyle. Shannon. Mellor, Wayne Dunsmore. Champ- ion was Chris Edwards with 24 points with runner-up Plam Le at 23. the church. Saturday morning they will set up the apartment for the S.W.I.M. team. Some furni- ture and kitchen utensils are still needed. Their welcome is June 26 with potluck at -:00 and a program at 8:00 A lateen group meeting is every Sunda!, evening in the Church. Call Cindy at the Re, Centre if you want to coach ball. Two teams need you! the retired teacher s dinner June I is the 30-”:30 p.m. with Alas day atter supper. Ftel,i leas w as the atierpoons of 9th and 11th First place ,iiners ui Vanastra s.'stol field day were as full. s Tyke girls-High ,a nip •J oar( 'v141ac,h jft titi4t uce. .lung jump. Jennifer fet.:.-e-X. Long jump. .Christipe+,,,,A Re,, sat- hall .thrOW, Christ: e: Eowhe; 109' rOtte', dash yiriAitinv g)wlie:10.01netiv da.:41.-Jcia ttqt rift*: 'tueir4 dash. Jennifer Pollock: 400 metre setae. Kelly While; Kern J erome. Jennifer Pol- lock, and shuttle relay. Kim Dixon. Pam Kelly. Patrice Kelly. The champion was Jennifer Pollock with 2' points and runner up wa'st Christine FoW lie with 25. In the tyke boys. high •JijMp.. Murray :Jeffery,: Tun,. ning long. jump., 'David, Hitt ledge; tong iump, -0.0rek.; .4)ixon;. sof:than-throw. Aaron Ciardiner. tan 'Metro dash, Dereirl. Axon, metre- dash. Derek Dixon. 400 metre dash. Derek Dixon: 400 metre dash, Derek Dixon; 400 metre relay. Derek Dixon.. David Rut- ledge. Scott - Dixon. Paul Brideau and shuttle relay, Derek Dixon. David..Rutledge and Paul Efrideau. Champion..., was ,Derek Dixon with ,3 i points., yw;ith tuniteri up David Rutledge at ;Lb Nulls; . tin Milget,girlsr high jump S istine .01*, triple jump,. AllSon long: Hospital Auxiliary adjourns 'for s ummer „ At the, final dinner of the Hospital Auxiliary, which was held in the Board Room cf the hospital on June 9, a lovely meal provided by Velma Miller was served to 35 members. A highlight of the evening was a Mini Penny 'Sale which netted a profit, of $16.00. 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