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Youth flock to outdoor
activities at Hullett
Numerous youth showed
up on last Sunday morning at
Hullett Provincial Wildlife
Area for a morning of
outdoor activities based on
the theme "Our Feathered
Friends."
They hiked along the
interpretive trail and amongst
other activities, enjoyed the
opportunity of meeting a
baby tree swallow carefully
held for them by Hullett
staff.
They learned about the
habitats of several bird
species along the trail and
wrapped up the activities
with a visit to one of the
pheasant cages where staff
caught a couple of the birds
and held them out for the
children to pet.
There are a number of
activities planned throughout
the summer for both kids and.
adults alike.
All programs offered are
free of charge and people are
invited to call or visit the
Hullett office (482-7011)
anytime for directions to the
marsh or additional
information on any questions
they may have.
The next event is a
Skinning Demonstration,
July 25 from 7:30 — 8:30pm.
Submitted photo
Ben Elliott, of Mitchell, carefully reaches out to pet one of two
pheasants being held out for the children to meet by Hullett
Provincial Wildlife Area staff, last Sunday. Children took part
in a morning of outdoor activities based on the theme "Our
Feathered Friends."
Tractor pulls are "better than
drinkin" says Dreseden puller
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their tractors.
Orville Couture, of
Chatham, said he has put
about 400 hours a year into
his pro -stock tractor "Honest
Pride."
. Couture said he has
basically doubled the power
of his tractor.
"They look like stock
tractors but they're not.
Everything has been redone,"
said Couture.
"You just keep playing
around and change
GRADUATION
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Lori (Bruxer) Sheppard
graduated from the University
of Windsor Faculty of
Education, Wallaceburg Campus
on June 4, 2004.
Congratulations Lori!
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something and make it a little
better and hopefully the .next
one you'll do better," said
Murray.
Brent Marchand, of
Dresden, said he has put
probably $50,000 into his
tractor compared to some
pullers who spend $100,000
on a tractor.
Marchand said he
competes because it's
exciting and "it's better than
drinkin'."
DeJong said the idea of a
tractor pull is to see who can
pull the most weight the
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Robert Vanden Hoven
Robertson of Cor and Gerda,
graduated from Carlton
University, Ottawa on June 10.
2004. He received an Honours
Bachelor of Engineering,
Communication - Co-op
degree with highest distinction.
He was on the Dean's Honour
List. Rob previously attended
St. Michael Secondary.
Stratford and St. James,
Seaforth.
Congratulations Rob - We are
proud of you! Love Mom, Dad
Janet, Mark, Crista, David
1 and Rohan.
furthest down the track.
Some of the vehicle used
during a pull can use
different types of fuel
including alcohol and diesel.
At the Tri -Town Truck and
Tractor Pull participants had
to pull a transfer sled down
the track.
"It transfers as you pull it
down the track the bulk of
the weight of the sled
transfers from the back end
up to the front end of the
sled. That puts more weight
on the tractor making it more
difficult," said DeJong.
Crista Vanden Hoven
Crista, daughter of Cor &
Gerda graduated from York
University. Toronto on June
14/04. Shc received her
Bachelor of Education.
Intermediate/Senior concurrent
with her honours Bachelor of
Arts degree, Cum Laude,
double majors in English and
History. She was on the Dean's
Honour Roll. She attended St.
Anne's Secondary, Clinton and
,St. James, Seaforth.
Congratulations Cristo - We
are proud of you! Love Mom,
Dad, Janet, Mark, Rob, David
and Rohan.
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GRADUATION
MARIANNE VAN DEN HENGEL
daughter of Gerry & Elaine Van
denHengel of R.R. #5 Seaforth
graduated with the Degree of
Bachelor of Mathematics
Honors/Teaching Option with
Distinction from University of
Waterloo on June 19, 2004; and
a Bachelor of Education Degree
from Queen's University
Kingston on June 3. 2004. She
has accepted a teaching position
with Feel District School
Board, Brampton.
Congratulations from your family.
Maryanne (Hayter) Turner,
B.S.C.N., R.N.
Maryanne graduated on
June 15, 2004 with an
Honours Bachelor of Science
in Nursing degree from York
University, Toronto. As well,
after writing her competency
exam set out by the College
, of Nurses of Ontario,
Maryanne has obtained full
licensing as a Registered
Nurse. Maryanne is nursing
at Groves Memorial
Community Hospital, Fergus,
where she cares for medical,
cardiac, and palliative
patients. Maryanne is the
wife of Jeff Tumer, Fergus,
and the daughter of Gerald
and Marg Hayter, Varna.
Maryanne is a past graduate
of Central Huron
Secondary School, Clinton
and Huron Cenntenial Public
School, Brucefield.
Congratulations Maryanne!
We are so proud of youl your
patients are lucky to have
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Love and best wishes from
your family.
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