HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-07-15, Page 13Great weather for weekend garden tour
The shuffleboard scores for
the week of July 7 were as
follows: Hazel McEwen, 690;
Ina Williams, 677; Dave
Woodward, 673; Pearl
McKnight, 599; Edna Deitz,
597; Lorne Archer, 587;
Isabel Rogerson, 544; Merle
McLellan, 503. •
Hensall and District
Horticultural Society held its
Country Home and Garden
Tour on the weekend. This
year's event included 22 prop-
erties in the Hensall, St.
Joseph, Varna and Brucefield
areas and was a great success.
A reminder that the soci-
ety's 10th annual flower show
Hensall
by Liz Sangster
262-2715
takes place Aug. 19 at the
Queensway Retirement
Horne. A list of categories
will be available by phoning
262-2715 and in locations
throughout the community.
Tickets for the 15th anniverr
sary celebration, featuring
guest speaker Grahame
Beakhurst, are now available.
The event takes place Sept. 21
.at the Hensall Community
Centre.
Golf tourney on tap
All those intending to play
in the branch golf tournament
on Aug. 1 please pay your
entry fee at the branch by
July 15.
Seaforth
Legion
by Barbara Scott
The provincial service ofti- Our branch has just been
cer will be at the branch on informed that Highway 416
July 24 at 9 a.m. Contact in the Ottawa area has been
Mary Dc Jong (522-0474) for designated as the Veterans
an appointment. memorial Highway in corn -
The breakfast advertised for memoration of the 54th
Aug. I had to he postponed anniversary of D -Day. Sign
until a later date. posts read "Lest We Forget."
Our slo-pitch team went to At the going down of the
Lucknow on Saturday. They sun and in the morning we
lost their second game by one will remember them.
run, but everyone had a good Barbara Scott
time I hear.•
PRO
Area projects approved
Bayfield Anglers has
received $3.500 for stream
rehabilitation and tree planti-
ng along -the Moore drain
near He nsall. It is a portion
of the $92,200 in funding for
44 volunteer groups in this
province for 1998 announced
by Ontario's natural
resources ministry last
Wednesday.
Other area projects
approved include: $2,300 for
the Huron Stewardship
Network for habitat enhance-
ments and the creation of
vegetative linkages; $4,700
to the Blyth Optimist Club
for stream habitat restoration
in that village; and, $500 to
Huron Fringe Naturalists for
wood turtle management and
protection of nest sites.
Wood turtles are an endan-
gered species and Huron has
a relative abundance of them.
Man charged
A 44 -year-old Seaforth man
was charged with assault
after an incident •on Main
Street on June 18 at about 7
p.m.
He was released on a
promise to appear, with con-
ditions, at court in Goderich
later.
"The victim was
approached by another male
and an argument broke out,"
Ontario Provincial Police
report. He was struck several
times in the facial area."
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DIVISION I
ST. COLUMBAN MEN
(Standings as of July 3/unofficial)
WIL E A Pt
White Eagles 7 0 1 25 9 21
Bosnia 6 1 1 24 17 19
Forest United 5 3 0 28, 11 18
Latinos 3 2 3 20 20 11
Chatham 3 1 4 12 14 10
Chatham X 3 0 5 14 12 9
Pctrolia 3 0 5 13 23 9
Athletics 12 3 5 14 5
Marconi B 1 1 5 6 20 4
St. Col. 1 1 6 14 22 4
FUTURE GAMES:
Sun; St. Columban at BOSNIA. 8:15
pm.
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DIVISION 2/NORTH
(July 10)
Goderich 1 at ST. COLUMBAN 2
(Standings as of July 5)
}YTL E A Pt
St. Col. 7 0 1 28 2 21
London City 5 0 2 18 8 15
Rebellions 4 0 3 15 9 12
Exeter 3 1 4 16 18 10
Goderich 3 0 4 12 11 9
Lucan 1 2 4 14 26 5
Lon Hornets 1 0 6 7 26 4
FASTBALL
SIMON COUNTY
MINI'S LUG=
(July 6)
C4TH Reds 8 ORIOLES 2
(Jason Murray - HR.
Steve Leonhardt -WP)
(Standings at June 25)
WIL E A Pt
Dukes 100 2 76 43 20
Exeter 8 0 2 88 44 16
'litters ,er, .ctu7 O 1 69 24 15
Orioles 6 0 6 76 85 12
C4TH Reds 5 0 5 86 59 10
Walton 4 2 5 58 M 10
Gardiner's 4 0 6 63 63 8
Lieury 3 1 6 59 59 7
Bulldegster,r.r1 0 6 30 60 2
Zurich 0 0 10 33 137 0
FUTURE. GAMES:
Tonight tWed.l• Exeter at C4TH,
7t3 p.m.
Eti Seaforth Reda at BRUSSELS
TIGERS. 7:30 p.m.
(games at Lions Park)
SQUIRT
(July 9 result)
Wingham 14 at SEAFORTH 1
SWINGING AT AIR: The
Wingham pitcher was dominant,
striking out 13 batters, while
allowing only two hits over 6
innings, as Seaforth tumbled to
only its second loss this season,
both to Wingham. Seaforth's
pitching produced a walk-a-thon,
allowing numerous base runners.
Local lads were missing Tyler
Doig and Ryan Nurse.
FUTURE GAMES:
Thur: Atwood at SEAFORTH, 7
p.m.
(games at Lions Park)
MITE
(July 13 result)
Wingham 4 at WALTON 13
BIG STICKS: Darryl Hulley
went bananas with five runs batted
in from a home run and double.
Blake Miller belted a double and
single, and Nick Halley chipped in
three singles.
NONE TOO SHABBY: Walton's
record is now 8-4. Two of those
losses have come at the hands of
Brussels.
(July 7)
Walton 21 at GOWANSTON 12
THREE TOUCHDOWNS:
Adam McClure ripped a triple and
single, Derrick Wolfe had a pair
of doubles and Kyle McNichol
contributed a double.
( LEGEND: HOME TEAMs arc
denoted by capitals, and local
teams arc in boldface)
HQw come
they re covered
and you re not.
All results are welcome in
SCOREBOARD. They should be
legible and submitted by noon
Monday so they can be typeset
In time for publication. Who?
Where? When? What and how?
That's what we want to know.
Our newspaper likes it relatively
recent, too. Take particular care
with proper names, since
noboby likes'to see their names
spelt wrong In the paper. We
will design SCOREBOARD
report sheets for your partkular
sport, if need be, then make
them available at the arena, The
Haran R positor office or wher-
ever.
Our number is 527-0240.
Members of the Hensall
community will receive their
Volunteer Service Awards at
an Aug. 15 beef barbecue.
Ron McTaggart will be rec-
ognized for Humanitarian
Service; Julie Ritchie for
Sport Volunteer; Ken Clarke
for Civic Service.
Proceeds from the event
will go toward community
service projects.
The evening will include a
chicken and roast beef buffet,
entertainment by the Maitland
River Chord Co. and award
ceremony and great door
prizes.
Decoration Day will be held
at Hensall Union Cemetery at
2 p.m. on July 26.
Nic Bayley had a recent
success in New York City. Nic
was in the top 10 of 600 con-
testants in a,competition by
the IOOF and Rebekahs.
Sorrow shared
Great sorrow was shared in
the Seaforth and Dublin areas
with the recent sudden death
of Harry Hak. Sympathy is
extended to his family.
New babies are good news.
Congratulations to Don and
Liz Rohfritsch on the safe
arrival of Noah Michael
Clayton on June 26, weigh-
ing 6 lbs, 13 oz.
The same goes for Paul and
Karen Menhecre (nee
Knight). Nicole Anne
Menheere was born July 5,
weighing 7 lbs., 12 oz.
Geraldine Duffy celebrated
her birthday Monday. Happy
birthday also to Frank Bruxer
of Dublin, who celebrates
Friday, and to former
Dubliner Mary Catherine
Williams (Stapleton) who
celebrates this Saturday, as
does John Mark Nash.
Happy anniversary to Pat
and Angie Ducharmc
CORRECTION
In last week's story on
eight-year-old Curtis
Bennett's recent hole -in -one
at the local golf course, our
math was wrong.
It turns out he is the
youngest to have ever hit a
hole -in -one here, by eight
days over Randi Lynn Wilson
also accd a hole with her first
ever golf shot two years ago.
The Huron Expositor
regrets the error.
Dublin
by Dorothy Dillon
345-2883
by Dorothy Dillon
McMahon who celebrate July
17.
Thought tor today:
Scientists say we can live
more than 100 years. The
trouble is you have to grow
old to do it.
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Friday, July 24
STREET
DANCE
6 PM TIL 1 AM
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.r For more info. call .'
'fr.fr John McLeod
Sherwoods back 482-9984
Hensall plans to ice a senior
hockey squad in the Western
Ontario Athletic Association
next season.
The WOAA confirms the
Hensall Sherwoods plan to
play in the west division with
Clinton, Goderich, Lucknow,
Ripley and Mildmay.
The Monkton Wildcats are
possibly another WOAA
expansion franchise.
Sather says no
Young forward Boyd
Devereaux of Seaforth was
one of the names mentioned
by the Toronto Maple Leafs
last week in trade talks with
the Edmonton Oilers, center-
ing around the possibility the
two National Hockey League
teams might swap goal -
tenders. Oilers' general man-
ager Glen Sather didn't think
much of the idea.
"I'm not doing that deal.
Absolutely not," said Sather,
to the Edmonton Sun.
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Atwood Lions
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Atwood
Community Centre
EVERY THURSDAY
Doors Open at 6:30 pm
Bingo Starts at 7:00 pm
Loonie Bin =1022°° plus
$1000 on 54 calls
Pot of Gold $1000
on 50 calls
GRADUATION
JENNIFER HOEGY
Maynard and Lynn Floegy arc
pleased and proud to announce the
graduation of their daughter.
Jennifer Louise from McMaster
University. Hamilton on May 15.
1998. She received her Bachelor of
Science Degree in Nursing. As
well. she has successfully passed
the Registered Nurses' Exam.
Jennifer has accepted a position
with the VON office in Hamilton.
Congratulations Jen' Love Dad.
Mom. Chris. Ryan. Scott. family
and friends.
Clinton Lions Club
GOLF CHALLENGE
Saturday, July 25th 10 - 3:00, Sunday
July 26th 10 - 12:00, Finals at 3:00
Lions Park Hwy 4 S., Clinton
Prize: 50/50 of total fees
$1.00 per ball - 6 for $5.00
Entry forms - My Fair Lady, Groves TV
or day of challenge
BRODHAGEN
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ANNUAL
CHICKEN
BAR-B-QUE
Wednesday, July 15, 1998
at
Brodhagen Hall
4:30-7:30 pm
Adults - $9.00
Children - $4.60
Tickets at the door
Take-out available
Minor BaN Games
Bagln at 8:30 p.m.
BUCK & DOE
for
Ron Wilson
and
Cathy Jacobs
Friday July 17
9 pm - 1 am
Exeter Ag. Building
Age of Majority
For more information
call 482-3738
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Hamilton -Martens
Marilyn Hamilton & Joe Martens were married -Y`
March 14/98. Marilyn is the daughter of It.
Laverne & Marj. Hamilton, Exeter, and
granddaughter of the late Jessie Boyd. Joe is
the son of Ann & Arnold Martens, Crediton. l
The happy couple live in London.
Song Writing
Workshop
level 1 & 2
For more information
call Kim Souch at
Heartfelt Music
527-1715
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MacLEOD
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Fri., July 17, 1998 ;y
' For Tickets CaII y
345-2785
34'7-2434
or
Buck & Doe
for .._.
MIKE FLOYD
and
LORI MAXWELL
Saturday, July 18, 1998
8:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.
DJ Service
Age of Majority
Lunch Provided
Tickets: $5.00
Phone 527-0103
or 527-2985
FORTHCOMING
MARRIAGE
Ms. 'Susan Mulligan
Clinesmith and Mr. I.arry
Clinesmith are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter.'
Jessica to Steve. son of Mrs.
Margaret Van Dyk and the
late Mr. Ted Van Dyk of
Sealorth. The wedding will
take place at two -thirty on
Saturday. July 18.1998 at St.
James Catholic Church,
Seaforth. Ontario.
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HAPPY 25th
ANNIVERSARY
Bill & Gail Price
Love: Carly, Reegan
and your family
Clinton
Friday
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Dance
Saturday
Stag & Doe
for
Richard "Itch"
Lyndon
and
Kathy Dalziel
-;Th
Huy 8 West. Clinton `
482-1234
GRADUATION
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John Thomas Donald Moylan
graduated recently on the Dean's
Honour List from McMaster
University- Hamilton. Ont Kith a
degree in Civil Engincenng Ile
previously anended St Columhan
and Si Patncks. Dublin
Elementary School and St. Michael
Secondary School. Stratford
Ile is the son of I)on & Rita
Moylan of R R #5. Scafonh, Ont
He is currently employed in
Picture Butte. Alberta
('an,crarulanans and late. Jahn
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