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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-03-19, Page 10Members tell about favourite spring flowers Seaforth Horticulture Society met March 12 at Northside United Church beginning with a potluck din- ner. President, Eleanor Horst welcomed everyone and gave a thought for the day: "Everyone has a mouth, some are filled with wisdom others with feet." • Roll call answered l y 25 members, telling of favorite spring flower. Helen McNaughton reported the year books are ready and can be obtained by paying mem- bership fee. Nancy Kale reported on program, visit Harold Beakhurt in June, bus trip to Niagara butterflies in July; Oct. Martin Quinn will speak on Cuddy Gardens. Strathroy; Home and Garden Show, April 2-3; annual meeting in Wingham, April 26, convention in Thunder Bay June 27-29. This is the 25th anniversary of our society. Only 3 origi- nal members are still mem- bers. Six members attended the Auburn meeting March 10. Marjorie Phillips spoke on judging tips and how to pre- pare flowers for showing. A video on Cuddy Gardens was shown. Door prizes were won by Mary Renne, Eleanor Falconer, Mary McLeod. Next meeting is May 14. Women's Institute Birthday party on March 31 Seaforth Women's Institute held its March 11 meeting at the home of Viola Lawson. Doris Hugill opened with a poem "Marbles of March". The Opening Ode and Mary Stewart collect were repeat- ed. Roll call was answered by nine members with one guest. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Helen MacKenzie. Treasurer's report was given by Helen MacKenzie. The IOOth birthday party of the Institute will be held March 31 at Crediton. Potluck district annual meet- ing, April 1. The annual meeting will be held April 8 at the Seaforth Manor (din- ner). District annual will be held in the Northside United Church, May 15. • The quilt for the Institute will be quilted in April. Thc meeting was turned over to Jean Keys and Betty Hulley. Jean Keys gave a reading. Betty Hulley and Jean Keys did a "Facts of Canada" skit. Thc meeting was adjourned and lunch was served by Viola Lawson. Gladys Doig, Kay O'Rourke. Clarissa Stewart thanked Viola for thc use of her home and .the lunch and program commit- tee. The next meeting will be April 8 at the Seaforth Manor. g o PHOTO BY DAVID SCOTT ST. PATRICK'S GAME - These four gentlemen at Maplewood Manor enjoyed a game of crokinole during a St. Patrick's Day party Monday. Lining up a shot at left is Bert Walters. Other players, clockwise, are Andrew Johnston, Gerry Bruxer and Jim Delaney. Bishop celebrates Mass at Dublin We were pleased to have Bishop of London John Michael Sherlock, celebrate Mass at St. Patrick's, Dublin, with Father Tony Del Ciancio as co -celebrant. Michael MacRae thrilled us singing "Danny Boy", accompanied by the regular choir singing other Irish songs, accompanied by Katherine Mabh playing the organ. The tiny pre-schoolers (trained by Annalee McCreight and helpers) dra- matized the story of St. Patrick. Very well done. After we all gathered in the church basement where the CWL ladies treated us to a delicious lunch. Birthdays are a time to cele- brate. Happy 18th birthday to Julie Shewan of Dublin, who celebrates today. Two very special sisters, 4-H News Milkshake club learns about ice cream Our fifth and sixth meetings were held on Tuesday, February 25, 1997. Our meet- ing began with the 4-H pledge. After, we said roll call, which was to name what we knew about ice cream, which was the focus of this meeting. We talked about how ice cream was made, and different things about it. Since this meeting was a combination of two. we also judged several meals, which was what meeting six was about. Near the end of the meeting, while we worked on ourpresentations for Achievement Night, Hilda took each of us and we were allowed to make a milkshake of our choice, using peaches, chocolate sauce, vanilla, and strawberry jam. Our Achievement Night was on Tuesday, March 4, at 7:30 p.m. at thc First Presbyterian Church in Seaforth. Dublin by Dorothy Dillon 345-2883 Rachel and Mary Barsley of Versa Care, celebrate their birthday today. Rachel and Mary, our visits, good times and your smiles mean so much to us all. Have a won- derful birthday and a good year ahead. Happy 50th birthday to a special Dublin area lady, Rose Horan who celebrated March 12. Don and Eileen MacRae attended the annual Municipal Electric Association Convention March 2-4 at Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Chairman Don, who started in 1963, represented Dublin Hydro. Dublin still has representa- tion, even though it is the smallest utility association. It operates on a balanced bud- get. The ladies' program was a tour of Casa Loma, fol- lowed by a luncheon. Monday evening was a ban- quet. On March 9, Sir Knight Donald MacRae and Lady Eileen attended the Honor Guard of Blessed Brother Andre Assembly 4th Degree K of C for the 30th anniver- sary for Father Matthias Wronski in the priesthood "at St. Boniface Church. Zurich. Mass was concelebrated by Father Matthias and Father Flynn of St. Peter's •Bascillica, London. Reception was held at Zurich Community Centre. THOUGHT FOR TODAY Super highways fall into one of two classes; over- crowded or under construc- tion. Barbecue, entertainment to be held May 3 Seaforth Legion by Barbara Scott Once again the Sunday din- ner was a success. The com- mittee would like to thank all who helped in any way and the public for supporting this event. The Provincial Service Officer will be at the Branch on March 21 at 9 a.m.. Contact Cleave Coombs, Branch Service Officer if you need an appointment, 527- 1155. Another barbecue will be held May 3 with the usual races and entertainment. At this time the draw will be made for the hind quarter of beef. Tickets for this arc on sale at the Branch. Renovations to the down- stairs lounge are still under- way. Please excuse any dis- turbance while these are completed. There will he a mixed euchre on Wed. March 26 at 8 p.m. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. DUBLIN ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION DUBLIN LIONS CLUB (DUBLIN PARK) BALL REGISTRATION SATURDAY, MARCH 22 -10:00 am -12:00 pm - WED., MARCH 26 -7:00 pm -9:00 pm - Fees: T -Ball $10.00 3 -Pitch $10.00 0 _ l s 11 ra !t` - "Hello laser, goodbye razor." The hair removal process that has everybody talking: • SoftLight'" Hair Removal system. • Patented laser -based process erases hair quickly and gently with lasting results. • Call today for a consultation. Alexandra Parnass Beauty Editor Marie Claire Magarilre brought to you by DR. MARIO CAUCHi IARRAiNE CAUCHI R.N. 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This meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 25th at the Township Hall, Staffa commencing at 8:00 p.m. MALCOLM GRAY INSURANCE BROKERS Allan Carter, Broker • Home • Auto - Cornmeiclal - Farm 522-0399 Seaforth 1-800-265-0959 Strathroy Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S1 (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Farm Properties New Applications Are Welcomed DIRECTORS & ADJUSTORS Larry Gardner, R.R- 2 Stria 345.2678 Maris Weows, R.R. 2 St Pais 393.6548 Ron Feeney, R.R. 2 Dubin 345.2360 Jade ttadgert R.R. 1 Ka don 229.6152 Joe Chane. R.R. 5 Wadi 348-9706 Michael O'Shea. R.R. 3 Grafton 2252600 AGENTS Wayne Macer, Exeter John Moore. Dubin J.P. Lknac, 9tt,e' Herd Office. Exeter 2351915 345-2512 34$-9012 2-0350 A refund from surplus wee declared for ell pollcy hold- ers who qualify, ere on record and in good standing as at December 31, 1996. • --Bas Haefling . Bas Haefling, C.A., P. Ag. Associate: Barry Boyd Providing a full range of accounting. computer. tax, and financial consulting services to meet the needs of Business and Farmers Ph: 348-8412 - 11 Victoria St., Mitchell - Fax: 3484300 St. Columban SOCCER REGISTRATION SATURDAY MARCH 22 12:00 TO 3:00 P.M. SUNDAY MARCH 23 12:00'TO 3:00 P.M. at Seaforth Arena NO LATE REGISTRATIONS NO PHONE REGISTRATIONS PLEASE TYKES (1990.1991)'20.00 SENIOR (1983-1982.1981)'45.00 JUNIOR (1989.1988)'35.00 (This price Includes Insurance) ATOM (1987.1988)'35.00 UNDER 17 BOYS 1NTERMEOIATE(1985-1984)'40.00 UNDER 19 MEN' UNDER 1e IA01119 Personal and Farm INCOME TAX RETURNS Reasonable and Conadenesi Cora now So wow an appointment ler tamg you, 1996 tncon* gas return TOTAL FARM SERVICES Dublin 345-2812 Won Coo* Complete VEHICLE RENTAL O Headqu*rters Q Small &Mid-sized Cars Q Passenger & Cargo Vans. Pickup Trucks 0 Q Daily, Weekly. Monthly Q More Insurance Rentals & 17 0 0 Free Delivery 0 Ot 3 • CAR & TRUCK RENTALS 13 Divtalon of Suncoast Ford 0 500 Huron Rd.. Goderich 13 CALL COLLECT Ask for Helen Ol 0 0 524-8347 We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current 1997 Annual Catalogue. Page 28 - 10 Gallon Wet/Dry Vac, 54-0222-4. This model does not include collector filter bag. - Item 3, 5 -Gallon Wet/Dry Vac, 54.0220-8: Copy reads: 2 Peak -HP Motor. Should read: '1.5 Peak -HP Motor. - Item 4, 6.5 -Galion Wet/Dry Vac, 54-0221-6. Copy reads: 2.25 Peak -HP Motor. Should read: 2.0 Peak -HP Motor. - Item 6, 13 -Gallon Wet/Dry Vac,• 54-0096-4. 'Has a 2.0 Peak Horse Power Motor and does not included a collector filter bag.' Page 29 - Item 1, 4 -Gallon Shop -Vac, 54-0230-4. This .model does not include collector filter bag. - item 2, 17.5 -Gallon Shop -Vac, 54-0232-0. Copy reads: 5 Peak -HP Motor. Should read: 3.0 Peak -HP Motor. - Item 4, 8 -Gallon Shop - Vac, 54-0231-2. Copy reads: Include 8' hose, gulper, round brush & crevice tool. This model include 7' hose, and does not include a gulper, a round brush and crevice tool. - Item 10 should read: Pads. 83-2421-8...25.99 - Item 13 should read: Pads. 83-2449-4...29.99 . - Catcher or Blocker - item 11 should read: Catcher/Blocker, 83-242206 set...29.99 - Item 12 should read: Catcher or Blocker, 83- 2441X...19.99 ea. Page 243 - Item 1, Tire Repair, 38-0003X. Copy reads: each, 5.49 up. Should read: each, 5.99 up. We wish to draw your attention to the following important clarification re: Liberti Cellular Service Page 264 - Llbertl Cellular Phone, Nokia 101, 35- 8122X. The correct description of the Liberti package should read: 'Activation fees vary by Province not all Provinces include the same or any service options in the Liberti package. Additional charges may apply for service options.' Page 271 - Item 5,, High - Strength Polymer, Truck Box, 41-6213X. Copy reads: each, 249.99. Should read: each, 269.99. We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current 75 Yarns Think Spring Sale' Page 1 - 8.6-001. Shop' Vac, 64-0221-6. Copy reads: 2.25 -Peak HP Motor. Should read: 2.0 -Peak HP Motor. ' Page 3 - Lo 08 -0028•W026 -A. Copy reads: Reg. 79.99, Sale ea. 63.39. Should read: Reg. 79.99, Sale ea. 53.59. Page 14 - Nem 7, Outdoor Lamp, 62-4067. Flyer reads: Reg. 19.99, Sale 12.99, Save 7.00. Should read: Reg. 18.49, Sale 12.99, Save 21%. W• severely regret any inconvenient* we nay have aweedyou. mato dater e t 4a loge r I7 M Zona