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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2000-08-09, Page 1412 --THE HURON EXPOSITOR, August f, 2000 Correspondents • • Weather, wheat prices discussed over cards Dublin Congratulations to Paul and Wanda (nee Marlyn) Van Bakel on the safe arrival of Ashleigh Marie. born lune 19, weighing 6 lbs. 13 oz. The six Murray brothers held a harvest euchre party at their family.home where they were raised at Lot 5. Conc. 6, McKillop Twp. It's now the home of their youngest brother,_ Arthur and his wife, Connie and family. One brother Jerome from Logan Twp., one from Dublin, Jerry, one from Mitchell, " . Ronald; one from Waterloo, Cyril; and one from Kitchener, Joe were there. They celebrated Arthur's birthday. As they sat around the picnic table. in came Joe's daughter and son- in-law Shirley and Harold Schinke and their two daughters from Kitchener. What a time the girls had By Dorothy Dillon 345-2883 with Arthur and Connie's daughter,. playing with the cats. dogs and the animals in the barn. Everything was talked over from the rain and sunshine. to the price•of wheat. The cards were won by Jerome. Cyril and Arthur. Grant to fund local breast cancer screening Cancer Care of Huron is being given a Community Education Grant of 57,170 by the Ontario Chapter of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation (CBCF) to fund "Rural Strategies for Increasing Breast Cancer Screening in Huron County." This project is composed of three activities: breast self- examination classes, a family physician information session. and media/information promotion. It builds on proven ,t:ategies of promoting health messages to Huron County ie-sidents. ' • "It was so exciting to get the news of the grant," says Tricia Wilkerson. Health -Promoter. Huron County Health Unit. "We're u'ed.to a limited budget so it's great to have funding that will allow us to broaden our message.about breast health." Funding comes from the CBCF Ontario. Chapter's Community Education Grants Program which has allocated • close to 5675,000 over the last four years. This submission was examined and selected by CBCF's Ontario Chapter Review Panel that is made up of breast cancer survivors. health care professionals; and other evens working" in the breast cancer field. Applications for this Fall's Community Education Grants. are now available by calling Gail Stewart Mores at (4 16) 596-- 6773, ext. 350: Annual flower show to be held.today Hensall Union Cemetery was -Village of Hensall is held at Carmel Church. Monday, Aug. 21. Green waste should be to the curb by 7•a.m. to ensure Henson The Hensall shuffleboard scores for July25 are as follows: Tom Williams 643, Bill Coleman 559. Lloyd I.oyell.520.-Isabel Rogerson 5.19. •Naiel McEwen 480. F:dna Dietz 462. 5 games: Dave Woodward 457, Pearl McKnight 455: • At Hensall United Church Pine Mitchell's message was The First Pet -luck -Church Super.' Belva Fuss was the :ganist with John and Veronica Thomson looking after the ushering duties. Vacation Bible School will begin on Aug. 21 and continue until Aug. 25. At Hensall Carmel Presbyterian Church, Tracey Whitson-Bahro's message. was "A Bride For Seven' Brothers." The -organist was Joyce Pepper. Harry Smith received the offering. Due to the rainy weather the Decoration Day service for The Hensall and District Horticultural Society is holding their Annual Flower . collection. A reminder that Show on August 9 at the no bags or boxes are Hensel) Community Centre. - collected. Please note that you must be Property taxes for • a member prior to August 9 • residential. farrn.arid.pipeline. to exhibit. The evening will :classes in the Village of feature•Judge Shirley Hensall are due on Tuesday. Bellows discussing "Flower August 15. Taxes are payable Show Tips." More at the Municipal Office. 108 information and schedules King Street. may be obtained by phoning A reminder that multi • - Liz at 262-2715. residential. industrial. and . . The next date for green commercial_ taxes:notices w ill waste collection in the be issued at a later date. - Please note this. delay is due to Bili 79 andithe 10-5-5- • capping. Residents enjoy Rhythmaires Queenswoy Nursing Home The Granton Rhythmaires provided entertainment Thursday • Jul -27 for the July --- Birthday Party. Over 20 :senior dining guests. stayed 10 enjoy the music • with Nursing and Retirement Home residents. Maggie Walker. ' Pat. Volland. Lily Campbell: Florence Mollard. Dorothy Parker. : Margaret Barnard. Dorothy Taylor and Nellie Reid all had birthdays in Ju1� Elly Van Bergen led worship. July 18 and Shirley Luther -provided the service July 25. We . has': ,a. very active and • participatory congregation atQueensway due to the assistance' of regular volunteer organist Betva Fuss and volunteer Marg Cole. $ill Lindfield and friend on banjo and keyboard gave a great program at Friendship Friday. July • 2I Retirement Home -residents and guests also cop!. cd MUSIC Wednesday. afternoon July 26 when Bill Gibson provided piano music for the afternoon tea. • Resident council and - - - operations -group both -held_ . -their monthly meetings -on Friday with good turnouts, If interested just call Golf tourney attracts 8o Seoforth legion News The Annual Legion Branch • 156 Golf Tournament was held last Saturday with.80* golfers taking pan. Kevin Bennett came first with 68 and Joe Dick was the low senior with 72. Aug. 6. the Branch opened at 9 a:m. for the Firemen's .Convention Parade. The executive meeting iS on Aug. 10 at 7:30 p.m. Al the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. manicures, art group. ice cream parlour and games also kept residents busy • Carol Gascho at 262-2830.• throughout the past two Exercises. walks. week. a.1,:-raaMiq ; i `ilea:, (.:1,.Ae, 'f# (j („r- 1 Tuckorsm lh Nursq All Present and Past Staff and Children Are Invited To Celebrate Our 25th Reunion Date: August 12,2000 Where: Tuckersmith Day Nursery 26 Toronto .Blvd. Vanastra Time: 11 am-4pm- Speclat Activities from 1273pm Donations towards playground improvements IIUItoN 1'1 Hi11 :\\\ LAKERS 2000-2001 SEASON TRYOUTS MINOR ATOM tbirthdala 1990) • • Sun Au4. 13-93411are • •Mon.Aug..14•&7:30pm • Sat. Aug 19'. 9.10:30 am. • Wed Aug: 23.8.7:30 p m. • Sat Aug. 26.9.10:30 am. • Aon. Aug 28.6.730 p.m • MAJOR ATOM hdate 1989) • • Sun Aug 13. 11 a m • 12 30 p m • Tues. A4.15.8.7:30 p.m. • Sat Aug 19 10 30 a m •12 nom • Tues Aug. 22.6.730 pm, • Sat. Aug 26 • 10 30 a m •12 noon • Tues. Aug. 29.6• ..30 pm MINOR PEE WEE jpirthdw last t Sul. Avg. 13 12:30- 2 pm • Tues Aug 15.7:30-6 pm. •Sat. Aug. 19- 3-4.30 p m • Mon. Aug. 21 4-710 p.m • Thum Aug 24.6.7:30 pin. • Sat Aug 26.34 30 pm MAJOR PEE WEE(tirtltdia 1917) •Mon Aug 14 -?30 -Spm • Wed Aug 16 6 7 30 p m • Sat Aug 19 4 30-6 pm • hlon Aug 21 • 730 9 p m • Thurs Aug. 24.7 349 p m • Sat Aug 26 • 430 6 p m MINOR BANTAM (1I&th sate 19ss) • Sun Aug 13.23 30 pm • Wed Aug 16 • 730 9 p m •Sat Aug. 19 -12.1 30 p m • Wed Aug 23 7 30 9 p m • Fn Aug 25.6.7 30 p m • Sat Aug 26 • 12 .1 30 p m MAJOR BANTAM &wham 1995) •Sul. Aug 13.76:30 pie. ' • Tuas Aug 15 9-10.30 pm *Sit Aug, 19.110.3 • Tues Aug .22 7 309 p m •Fri Aug. 28.7304 pia. • Sat. 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