HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2001-09-12, Page 1414-TIK HURON IXPO$IITOR, September 12, 2001
HAPPY 50'
BIRTHDAY
GRANDPA
Neil McNichol
September 16
Love Rebecca, Lindsay,
Josh, Jonathan,
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FORTHCOMING
MARRIAGE
Larry and Joanne Flanagan
and Bert and Teresa DeGraaf
wish to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter
Carrie Marie Flanagan
to
Tyler Norman Todd
son of Douglas Todd
and JoAnna Brown
on Saturday the fifteenth
of September, 2001
at 12 o'clock in Paisley
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Wedding Anniversary
September 15, 2001
Jean & Harvey Ahrens
Family & friends gathered in June
to celebrate the anniversary.
Love, Steve & Lisa,
Marilyn & Doug, Wayne & Anita,
Phyllis and grandsons
Christopher, Daniel, Bradley,
Wesley, Craig and Mike. -
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Hwy. 8, Seaforth 527-0180
Stop by for
After The
Fair!
FAIR WEEKEND HOURS
Thurs., Fri. & Sat. 11 am -11 pm
Royal Canadian Legion Br. 156 Seaforth
Sunday Dinner
Sunday, Sept. 16
4:30 PM-?
Roast Beef & Chicken
Homemade Desserts
ADULTS $10.00
CHILDREN $4.50
Pre-Schoolers Free
Take-outs & delivery available...
CALL SEAFORTH LEGION
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Correspondents
Donations needed for Packwood
Branch 156 Seaforth is hosting
a dinner for the public on Sept. 16
for the start of Legion Week.
Seaforth Legion News
Desserts and help from members
are needed. Contact Ann Wood if you can help or donate
dessert.
Sept. 27 is the date to have donations of toilet articles and
socks at the Branch that will be taken to Parkwood Hospital
for the veteran residents. Articles needed disposable razors,
shaving cream, toothbrushes and paste, combs, nail clippers,
kleenex and socks without elastic tops. Talc that isn't
perfumed and unperfumed soap is also needed.
These articles will be taken
to Parkwood Hospital on Sept. 29
with the Zone Variety Show.
A Fish Fry will be held
Sept. 29 at 6 p.m. in the upstairs hall. There will be horse
races, meat draws and karaoke.
The early bird campaign is now underway. Pay your 2002
dues and be an early bird to be eligible for the monthly draws
for 2003 dues.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will
remember them.
United Church holds fundraising auction
The Hensall shuffleboard
scores for Sept. 4 are as
follows: (five games) Edna
Dietz 519, Dave Woodward
511, Jim Davis 364, Lloyd
Lovell 314, Bill Coleman
305. (four games) Isabel
Rogerson 402, Merle
McLellan 340, Gert Eagleson
300.
At Hensall Carmel
Presbyterian Church Belva
Fuss was the organist.
Tracy's message was "The
Crux of Being a Christian".
Dianna's Country
Bakery & Cafe
St. Colton an 345-2804
OPEN Mon - Thurs - 6am - 7pm
Fri - 6am - 8pm, Sat - 7am - 2pm
Sun - 8am - 8pm
BAKERY SPECIAL
Lemon
Loaf
Reg. 3.50 ea. NOW 3.00
Breakfast Special
2 eggs with bacon, ham or
sausage toast & homefries until
11 a.m. Sat. & Sun. '2.99
SUNDAY BRUNCH
10:00 AM TO 2:00 PM
SUNDAY EVENING BUFFET
3:00 PM -8:00 PM
Roast Beef
and $795
95
Roast Chicken •
YRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l4 SPECIAL
SPAGHETTI DINNER
OR
ALL -YOU- CAN -
EAT
FISH & CHIPS
$ C 95
UNDAZSEPTEMBER16 SPECIAL
FARMER SAUSAGE
or
ROAST
TURKEY
stir
Seniors Discount 10%
SPARKY'S PLACE
FAMILY DINING
521.196490 Main St. Seaforth
Hensall
The offering was received by
Harry Smith and Bob Bell.
Hensall United Church
people will continue to meet
at the Presbyterian Church
during the month of
September. Service begins
at 9:45 a.m.
Kids' Club starts on Sept.
14 from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Sunday School begins next
week.
The Hensall United
Church is having a
fundraising auction on Sept.
15 at the Hensall Arena.
IIMMIEST
Monkton Arena
Sunday, Sept. 23rd
10:00 am -6:00 pm
Craft, Toys and Collectables
Sale & Show
Classic & Antique Car Show
Firemen's Brunch
Scarecrow Contest
Face Painting
Fun for the Whole Family!
Sponsors:
Monkton Lions and
G.I.R.L.S. Clubs
For more info call:
Bob (519) 347-2486 or
Janice (519) 347-2368
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Sizzlers has gone Ioonie
GET A BURGER FOR A BUCK
Saturdays 11 am - 3 pm
Al4ZZleit%
Restaurant & Pub
5 Main St. Rear 527-2911
Limited Time
NO TAKE OUT
Starts Sat.,
Sept. 15
Your ticket gives you the
chance to win three great
prizes.
Come out and visit with
your friends or make new
friends at the Hensall and
Area Community Drop -In.
Our next drop-in will be held
on Thursday, Sept. 20 at the
Hensall Arena. We begin
our day with foot care.
Please contact Faye
Skinner at Town and Country
Support Services at 235-0258
if you are interested in
scheduling an appointment.
Lunch will be served at
noon.
Following lunch, we will
be having Alex from the
Alzheimer Society of Huron
County speak. Cost is $5 per
person. If required,
transportation can be
provided. To make
reservations contact Marg
Cole at 262-2304 or Faye
Skinner at 235-0258 by noon
on Monday, Sept. 17. This
event is sponsored by Town
and Country Support
Services and local
volunteers.
by Liz Sangster
Huron kids prepare
for future careers
at 4-H conference
A group of Huron County
f 4-H members participated
in 4-H Ontario's
"Careermania", held
recently at the University of
Guelph.
The expanded three-day
program, attended by 72
members from across the
province, was an excellent
opportunity for members to
hone their life skills and
prepare for career decisions.
Rebecca Burton,
Wingham, said, "The
highlights of the conference
were meeting new people
and gaining valuable
knowledge that will be of
great use."
"Careermania gave me
confidence to make changes
in my career and life path.
Everyone encouraged me to
accept that different paths
make us better people", said
Jennifer Peart, Haldimand
County.
4-H members attending
from Huron County were:
Rebecca Burton, Wingham;
Preston Drennan, Lucknow;
Mark McLean, Goderich;
Stephanie Munday,
Wingham; Erica Murray,
Wingham; Candace Procter,
Brussels; and Irene
Schuttel, Goderich.
Hearing guest speakers
talk about their education
and careers was a highlight
for many of the 4-H
members.
Also popular was
participating in a personality
evaluation program called
"True Colours", designed to
assist the youth to better
understand themselves and
how to work with others.
The members also
identified their marketable
skills, wrote resumes,
participated in mock
interviews and experienced
living in.a university
dormitory.
As an informal
educational program, 4-H
helps young people, 10 to
21 years of age, to develop
personal skills while
learning about a topic of
interest to them.
Almost 8,000 members
and 2,000 volunteers took
part in over 1,200 clubs
across Ontario last year.
To learn more about the 4-
H program, visit the web
site at www.4-hontario.ca
or call the 4-H Ontario
office at 1-877-410-6748.
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UPCOMING DANCE •
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Brodhagen Community .
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• The Blenders
Saturday, Sept. 15
For information rail
347-4127 or 347.2731
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Wedding Announcement
Keyes - Moir
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HAPPY 28th
BIRTHDAY
Jackie Bennewies
Forthcoming
Marriage
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On July 7, 2001, Angela Moir and Scott Keyes were
united in marriage on Tom Patterson Island in
Stratford. Angela is the daughter of Liz Moir of
Seaforth and John Moir of Hensall and Scott is the son
of LeRoy and Elsie Keyes of Grand Bend. Angela and
'Scott reside in Cambridge.
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Presented by the Huron County Junior Farmers
September 21
HAPPY 7M
BIRTHDAY
Jessica Bennewies-Bradley
Saturday, September 15, 2001
Spm - lam
Seaforth Fall Fair, Seaforth Agri Plex
$8 Advance $10 Door
'Tickets available at the Fair or by calling
Pam 273-1714 Becky 527-2058
Age of Majority Lunch Provided
September 24
Love: Ben, Adam,
Jordan, and your family
Together with their parents,
Scott Adam Wood
and
Amanda Marla layman
ore pleased to announce
thea forthcoming marriage
on Saturday.
September 22. 2001
at
Egmorxiville United Church.
Reception to follow
beginning at 9 p.m.
at the Seaforth Community
Centres. Family and
Merck welcome.