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Wood, Van Loon
have high
bowling averages
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Malcolm. Low team - Oilers -
Charlie Perkins, Olave Little, Beuy
Oldacre, Joyce Wallace, Dorothy
McCluskie and Dave Site.
High Average to Ann Wood and
John Van Loon; High Triple to
Olave Little and Eric Matzold; High
Single to Joyce Wallace and Ron
Bennett; Most Improved players
were Maxine Marks and Norm
McLean. Perfect attendance went to
lave Little, Eric Matzold and Bill
Mitchell.
Campbell Wey thanked the
women for the beautiful meal.
Ten enthusiastic games of euchre
ere then played with prizes to the
ollowing: High - Olive Papple and
es Leonhardt; Low - Annie
com and Gord Murray; Lone
ds - Mary Finlayson and Sandy
lg.
The new executive for next sea -
n will be President - Betty
ulley; Treasurer - Charlie Perkins;
ecretary - Betty Leonhardt and
ess - Catherine Staples.
See you in September. Keep fit
'and have a good summer.
Many years of
Huronview are
remembered
BY AMY NEILANDS
One hundred years ago, the first
Huron County Home, or House of
Refuge, was built on the present
site of Htuonview.
In 1895, after plenty of inquiries
to the county council about setting
up a home for the homeless and
needy, Sam Cooper, a Clinton
contractor, built the home on a
200 -acre farm at a cost of ap-
proximately $18,000.
The home housed about 60
elderly people when it first
opened, said Cathie Brown, homes
administrator of Huronview and
Huronlea, stating that it was a
place that was "desperately
needed."
The first matron and manager of
the House of Refuge were Martha
and John Jacobs. At the time, the
home employed an inspector,
whose annual salary was $100; the
manager, who received $250 per
year plus room and board*,- the
matron, who received $150 per
year plus room and board; and a
physician, who received $150
annually, which included required
medicines.
The home was "completely self-
supporting" from the farm, said
Brown. They • grew their own
fruits and vegetables and raised
their own livestock. Because there
were no freezers at this time,
everything was preserved,
including the meat, which was
cured and kept in a salt brine.
In 1903, the manager's report
showed that the farm yielded,
among plenty of other goods, 250
bushels of barley, 420 bushels of
oats, 350 bushels of potatoes, 15
bushels of carrots, 40 bushels of
apples, 23 tons of hay, 700 head
of cabbage and 1,400 quarts of
raspberries.
To kick-off the celebrations of
their 100th birthday, Huronview
will be holding an open house on
Wednesday, April 26.
They will also be holding
celebrations throughout the month
of June for seniors' month when
they will be saying thank you to
the families and volunteers for
their "efforts in supporting their
loved ones in Huronview and
Huronlea," said Brown.
The Student's Council at
SDHS would like to thank
the local businesses for
their much appreciated
generosity in the Easter
Festivities at the High
School.
Anna's Dress Shop
Bistro
Bob & Betty's
Boussey's Boutique
Box Furniture
Flower Magic
Godfather Pizza
Hildebrand Flowers
Hildebrand Paint &
Paper
Janet's Cafe
Pete's paper Clip
Sparky's
Tasty -Nu
Tremeer Printers
Wong's Grill
t Monday -Thursday
INTERTRACK
WAGERING
Now Racing from 2 'Tracks" Daily!
Monday 7:30 pm - Mohawk
Tuesday 7:30 p.m. - Mohawk
Wednesday 6:00 p.m. ,- Woodbine m
7:30 p.m. - Meadowlands
Thursday 7:30 p.m. - Windsor &
Meadowlands
BEGINNING SUNDAY MAY 7111...
Racing from Fort Erie. Woodbine,
Mohawk & Windsor!
Piridais
FREE LOADER FRIDAYS
Great Tunes & Cheap Prices!
Saturday
Classic Rock & Dance
VERTICAL BLUE
NO COVER CHARGE'
TIM CUMMING PHOTO
GIVING BACK TO THE EARTH - Seaforth Public School grade
eight students were thinking of the environment last week when
they planted trees at Hullett Conservation Area. Here are Darrell
Dalton, 13; Joel Rickert, 13 and Daryl Young, 13, as they help
out. The class later took a nature walk.
Buck & Doe
For
Julie Sleegers
Steve Vandendool
Friday, April 28th
at
Seaforth District Community Centres
For more info call:
Jeff at 482-3316 Paul at 233-9273
Music br D.J.
BAYFIELD
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The family of
ALICE DIETZ
invite friends, relatives,
and neighbors to join
them in the celebration
of Mom's
80TH BIRTHDAY
Saturday, April 29th,
1995 at the Royal
Canadian Legion,
Mitchell
Open House from 2-4
Best Wishes Only,
please!
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, April 26, 1995-17
HAPPY PT BIRTHDAY
(To the coolest kid in town)
* KELSEY ECKERT
* •April 29 -
Daddy, Mommy,
Nanook & Niska
Love:
MacRae -Rose
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J.
MacRae
of Dublin
are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage
of their daughter
Marcy Lee -
to
Jeffrey Laverne Rose,
son of
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Rose
of Mitchell.
The wedding will take place
at 3 p.m. on Saturday,
April 29, 1995
at St. Patrick's Church
Dublin
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