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NEW JUNIOR FARMERS EXECUTIVE - The new executive of the Huron County Junior Farmers was
inducted in a candlelight ceremony on April 30 at the White Carnation in Holmesville. Shown in photo
are (front row, left to right) Treasurer, Karen Bakker; Secretary, Gwen Van Brakel; Assistant Provincial
Director, Melissa Logtenburg; (back row) Vice-president, Tim Cumming; Provincial Director, Hank
Nyman; newsletter editor, Robert Hunking; and President, Fred Peel.
leadershipJ F presents awards
Huron County's elected represen- director and Sandra Regele, special
tatives at the federal and provincial activities committee chair.
levels attended the Annual Banquet The April 30 banquet, held at the
of the Huron County Junior White Carnation in Holmesville,
Farmers. Paul Klopp, MPP for began with Melissa Logtenburg
Huron, and Paul Steckle, MP for leading the singing of the national
Huron -Bruce, both donated gifts to anthem. Steve Pilon made a toast to
the silent auction held as a the Queen and Deb Hakkers made
fundraiser during the banquet. Other the toast to Canada. Robert
gifts were graciously donated by Hunking delivered a tribute to the
area businesses, organizations and Ora
Affairs Gracewasl tsaidRanobeindividuals.
The Huron County Junior Farmers Melissa Logtenburg.
installed their executive for 1994 in In his President's Remarks, Fred
a candlelight ceremony at the April
30 banquet. The executive consists Peel proposed a 4-H special club to
of Fred Peel, president; Ross be sponsored by the Junior Farmers.
McIntosh, past president; Tim The Junior Farmers Association
Cumming, vice-president; Gwen of Ontario is celebrating its 50th
Van Brakel, secretary; Karen anniversary this year.
Bakker, treasurer; Robert Hunking, Attending Saturdays banquet
newsletter editor; Hank Nyman, were Provincial President Keith
provincial director; Melissa Emery and vice-president Murray
Logtenburg, assistant provincial Shaw.
Hank Nyman won the Bill
Armstrong Award for outstanding
leadership during the 1994 Annual
Banquet of the Huron County Jun-
ior Farmers, held in Holmesville on
Saturday.
The Clinton -area man has been
active organizing sports events for
youth and has served as a provin-
cial director of the Junior Farmers
organization in Ontario. He is chair
of the Huron Junior Farmer Sports
Committee as well as serving as a
zone representative. His award was
presented in front of more than 45
people who attended the banquet.
The President's Award for Out-
standing New Members of the
Junior Farmers in Huron were
presented to Gwen Van Brakel and
Tim Cumming,
The Broomball A 'ard was pres-
ented this year to Sandra Hunt and
Jerry Zwep.
recrealftiona
preview
by Marty Bedard
The Seaforth Hospital Auxili-
ary would like to invite everyone
to their annual penny sale. The
sale will be from May 3 to May
13 with all Draws being made
on May 14. The hours of oper-
ation will be 9:00 am to 5:30
p.m. Monday to Thursdays and
Saturday, and 9:00 a.m. to 9:00
p.m. on Fridays. This year's sale
will be held at 34 Main Street
Seaforth, which is located beside
Flower Magic.
The Seaforth Happy Citizens
will be holding their regular
monthly meeting on Thursday,
May 5 beginning at 1:30 p.m. at
the Seaforth Legion. Euchre will
follow.
The Seaforth Senior Games
will continue in May • with the
following events:
May 4 - Shuffleboard at the
Arena - 1:30 pm.
May 5 - Solo at the Legion -
1:30 p.m.
May 5 - Cribbage at the Arena -
7:30 pm.
May 7 - Darts at the Legion -
2:00 pm.
May 10 - Walking at the Arena -
10 a.m.
May 10 - Bridge at the Legion -
7:30 p.m.
Senior games crokinole will
take place May 18 at
Maplewood Manor at 2 p.m.,
instead of at the arena.
For more information on the
Senior Games you can call the
recreation office at 527-0882.
Seniors are always welcome to
enjoy an afternoon of fun and
fellowship with Senior
Shuffleboard on Wednesdays.
BUCK & DOE
for
BRIAN ALCOCK
CONNIE McCLURE
Friday, May 13Th 9 - 1 am
Brussels Arena
Age of Majority Required
Music by D.J. Lunch Provided
call 522-1086 or 887-6907
ENGAGEMENT PARTY
JOHN WII>tLIAMSON
HEIDI ISRAELS
FRIDAY, MAY 13TH, 1994
Must by D.J . �5. P r person
or information Phone
887-6695
Program teaches business to youth
For the past few months, a com-
mitted group of educators, business
and community leaders has been
working behind the scenes to bring
Junior Achievement programs to the
youth of Huron County. Established
in 1919, Junior Achievement is an
international non-profit organization
that is dedicated to providing practi-
cal and hands-on business education
programs for youth.
Junior Achievement works with
teachers to bring business people
into the classroom and share their
practical business and economic
experience. It plants a seed in
students' minds, which can grow in
to a lifetime of success for many of
them, and a better -prepared
workforce for this great country!
Junior Achievement of Huron
County is being initiated by the
Huron Community Futures Corpor-
ation, with the support of Junior
Achievement of London and Dis-
trict. Youth programs promoting the
concepts of business management,
free enterprise and economics are a
critical component of the
Corporation's five-year mandate to
revitalize the Huron County econ-
omy through entrepreneurship and
business development. A steering
committee representing community
development groups, the Huron
Board of Education and the local
business community has been
formed to oversee the local delivery
of these programs..
Community Futures is contribut-
ing $$,000 to launch programs
throughout Huron County, contin-
gent upon matching dollars from
community groups and the private
sector. Over the next few weeks,
businesses, industries and service
clubs will be approached for their
support in getting Junior Achieve-
ment up and running. The target
date to begin programs in local
schools is September 1994.
The Junior Achievement Program
is a wonderful opportunity to forge
stronger partnerships between our
educational institutions and the
local business community. But
more importantly, it helps ensure a
prosperous local economy by
exposing our youth to a career
option they may not have con-
sidered.
For more information on Junior
Achievement of Huron County,
contact Paul Nichol, Community
Futures Co-ordinator at the Huron
Business Centre, 527-0305, or 1-
800-268-2590.
Couple is congratulated
Saturday was a very special day
when Joan Cronin and Jim
McMillan were united in marriage
at St. Patrick's Church, Dublin by
Rev. Joseph Hardy. Mass was
concelebrated by former pastor,
Rev. J.J. Carrigan. Joan and Jim, all
your friends say congratulations and
wish you many happy years!
Congratulations to Louise and
Frank Flanagan (and Kelsey) on the
arrival of Nicholas James. Proud
grandparents arc Joe and Helen
Nolan, St. Columban.
Joe Eckert was visited by John
Eckert, Waterloo, and Steve and
Nora Eckert, Scaforth.
Congratulations to Michael
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on finishing first in his vocal class
at Stratford Kiwanis Music Festival,
with a mark of 86!
Congratulations to Frank and
Rosa Van Bergen who celebrated
40 happy years together! Frank and
Rosa, all your friends wish you
many good years ahead!
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
'Somewhere a dream that must be
true, waits to be dreamed and ful-
filled by you!'
ANIMAL HEALTH WEEK
May 1-7
Seeferth Veterinary Clinic
will be conducting an
OPEN HOUSE
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PETTING ZOO
THURSDAY, MAY 5
9:00 A.N. - 5:00 P.M.
Please some visit ler ells's.
Sae the animals and have some
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RAIN OR SHINE
EVERYONE WELCOME
GIANT
YARD
SALE
SAT., MAY 7
8:00 AM TO?
SEAFORTH ARENA
CaII 527-1272
TO RESERVE SPACE
'1 2.0°
Per Space (14' x 14')
Includes 8 foot table
OPEN
HOUSE
for
BRUCE MORTON
&
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Sunday, May 15'"
1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
SOUTHCOTT PINES
CLUBHOUSE
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SEAFORTH
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
PENNY
SALE
Datee
Tuesday, May 3 to Friday, May 13
• Daily - 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Friday evenings
5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
34 Main Street
(beside State Farm Insurance
and Flower Magic)
Draw Date:
Saturday, May 14, 1994
(no ticket sales on day of draw)
BUCK & DOE
FOR
Bill Rhynard & Kathy Norris
SATURDAY, MAY 7
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
9 - 1 ani
Age of Majority
Tickets '6."
CALL 523-4850 or 527-2800
Buck and Doe
for Randy Marriage
and Bev Campbell
FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1994
9:00pm to 1:00 am
CUNTON ARENA
Music by D.J. Tickets: S5 00
Lunch Provided Age of Majority Required
For Info Call...527-1464 or 527-0346
Beuerman
Thanks to everyone who
shared our 25th Anniversary
party with us. Special thanks
to those who put on the
fashion show. It was great. (So
it was).
The Lansink family thought
it was payback time. But we
loved every minute of it.
To Sherry and Brad, Raube,
Ann -Marie and Mark - you're
special kids. You worked so
hard planning the party. We'll
cherish the photo album you
gave us. The evening brought
back so many old memories
and we know we've created
some new ones.
Thanks again,
Bill and Diane.
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UNITED CHURCH
PORK BARBEQUE
Wed., May 25/94
5:00 to 7:00 pm
Adults '8, Children under 12'3.50
Preschoolers' 2.00
Take outs available
CaII 527-0225
after 5 pm for tickets.
HONEYMOON SUITE
Friday; May 13
$12.00 Advance
$15.00 At The Door
482-1234
717 Huron St. (Hwy. 8) CUNTON
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Sttriday 9 - D
Monday 1 I R
'i'tiesday Titttrsday 7 R
Friday 7 9
Saturday I1 9
Reserve Early for Mother's Day
Sunday, May 8
Brunch 9 - 3 $6.96 Buffet 4 - 9 33.98
Smoked ham, roast beef, scalloped potatoes, Caesar salad,
spinach salad, potato salad, coleslaw, fruit trine, assorted
squares, pudding, lotto and much more.
Enfoy Oro Elspanee...Firrs Dining, Fresh now* o, ulnen rtebleclotho
Monday - Frlday - Lunch - Soup or satad, choice of quiche,
1Ish & chips or Reuben. $4.95
Friday & Saturday - 5 p.m. 'lit closing - Soup or salad,
choice of 8 oz. rib steak or 8 oz. poached salmon, potatoes,
vegetables. $11.95
Saturday - ALL DAY - 2 for 1 Burgers
• Children apt for 1/2 price
• epnquet Facilltine
• Dally spectate
• Take out Orders
County Rd. N25 Blyth NOM 1110 523-4836