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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2004-07-28, Page 11[FAHRENHEIT 9/11 MOLSON EXTREME TEAM SUNDAY AUGUST 1, 004 Civic Holidav Long Weekend POST TIa1E 130pm Join us forga;nes and prizes as the E1'tl'eine tenni visits Clinton Raceway! I. Sports Seaforth Lawn Bowling club will host August Legion Provincial. Championship The Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club held another special events evening on Friday, July 23 with over 20 enjoying the barbecue at 6 p.m. Jitney lawn bowling followed and winners for the evening were Rick Wood and Neil Beuerman. Tuesday evening's jitney saw Fred Tilley and Joyce Matzold as winners. The ladies' pairs tournament scheduled for last Thursday was cancelled due Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club to low entry and extremely hot weather. The next scheduled tournament at the Seaforth Greens will be Aug. 1 at 10 a.m. Out-of-town tournaments last Wednesday at Lucknow saw Jack and Marie Muir taking first and Stewart Lane and Jean Bewley second in their Legion tournament. Correspondence West Nile not found in local birds this year The Huron County Health Unit reports that as of July 16, Huron County residents have reported 132 dead ; bird sightings. Of these, only 40 were crows or blue jays, which are the types of birds being collected for West Nile virus testing; crows and blue jays are particularly sensitive to the virus. Dead bird sightings have been reported in all nine municipalities. To date, only 15 dead crows or blue jays have been suitable for testing; all have tested negative for the virus. Like humans, West Nile virus is transmitted to the bird population by infected mosquitoes. Symptoms in birds manifest as neurological signs such as convulsions, tremors, head tilt, wing droop, and paralysis. Huron County residents are urged to continue to report all dead crows and blue jays; however, only suitable specimens (dead less than 12 hours and with an intact head) will be picked up by the health unit. The bird specimens are collected by summer students, hired by the Huron County Health Unit, and then shipped to the Canadian Co- operative Wildlife Health Centre in Guelph for screening. All dead crows and blue jays sightings will assist the health unit in mapping out possible West Nile virus activity in Huron County. Report dead crows and blue jays to the Huron County Health Unit West Nile virus 24-hour infoline at 519-482-5119 Ext. 2001, or if calling long distance, 1-877- 837-6143 Ext. 2001. All other dead birds should be discarded in the following manner: • place in a double plastic bag, using rubber gloves, a double plastic bag, or a shovel; • do not touch dead birds with bare hands; • place the bagged bird out with regular household garbage; and • wash hands thoroughly. For more information, check out www.huroncounty.calhcalthu nit or www.healthyontario.ca. On Sunday, July 25, two teams were in St. Marys with Lee Ryan and Carol Carter winning 3 wins while Jack and Marie Muir were second. A number of men bowlers from the district attended the W.O.B.A. tournament in London and Woodstock Clubs last week. There will be a meeting of members at the clubhouse on Wednesday July 28 at 7 p.m. to plan for the anniversary tournament corning up on Aug. 18 at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Corning up on Saturday, Aug. 7 will be the Legion Provincial Championships being held at the Seaforth Greens with Goderich the host club as they were last year's winners. The format is changed to optional pairs, this year. Legion members only. Good bowling to all by Mary Finlayson Goderich Signal -Star photo Chipin' in Doug Elliott, of Seaforth, chips his ball onto the green during the Couples Invitational tournament at Maitland Golf and Country Club in Goderich on Saturday. Horticultural society hosts flower show The Hensall shuffleboard scores for July 20 are as follows: Joe Regier 535, Edna Deitz 485, Donna Smale 468, Theo Vandenboom 465, Al Hoggarth 464, Merle McLellan 441, Willy Hoornaert 440, Doris Hamilton 436. You are invited to join the Hensall and Community Horticultural Society on Wednesday August 25 at 7pm at Hensall United Church to view the flowers at the annual flower show. At Carmel Presbyterian Church Tracy Whitson- Bahro's message was "Patiently Waiting". Joyce Pepper was the organist with Harry Smith greeting the people and receiving the offering. Carmel Presbyterian Church will he closed during the month of August. Services will resume on Sept. 12. Memorial and Decoration Day service was held at Hensall Union Cemetery on Sunday July 25. Roy Ellis Hensall was the piper for the opening of the service. Cecil Pepper welcomed everyone and introduced Rev Grant Darling, who delivered an,impressive message of hope. Rob Cameron accompanied the musical portion of the service. Vicki Hayter was the guest soloist, accompanied by her son Mackenzie. Stewart Taylor of Legion Branch 468 placed a cross in memory of fallen comrades. The Honour Former Dublin resident mourns death of husband Dublin and area are saddened by the death of Ewart Wilson who died on July 22. His ,wife, Geraldine (Ryan) is formerly from Dyblin. Mass of the Christian burial was held at St. James Church, Seaforth on July 26 with Fr. Lance Magdziak officiating. Lori (Bruxer) Sheppard, daughter of Frank and Maureen Bruxer of Dublin, graduated from the University of Windsor Faculty of Education, Wallaceburg Campus on June 4. - THOUGHT FOR TODAY Some people are so special that once they TONIGHT uty 30, 31 & Aug. 1 1'SHREK 2" PLUS "ANCHORMAN" plus, Wil Smith in "1 ROBOT" OMes Open 830 PM Show 930 PM SEM= ►►ornNdrNNn al•ol. cont 238-8344 Dublin enter your life, it becomes richer and fuller and more wonderful than you ever thought it could he. by Dorothy Dillon 'l GODERICH 524-7811 H. 11 1 1 • 6:45 & 9:15 Nightly woes NW TWO BIG THUMBS UP! `i SCORCHING' MIC11Ar1 MOORF 9:15 Nilghtiy �+• air•• \' 1 July 30 - Aug 05 \SI1f'I'11( 1 1 I aW• 11.1•• Mmikom 6:45 Nightly THEY BRING YOU THE NEWS SO vim DON HMO TO GUT 1T •0111151IT WILL FERRELL ANCHORMAN 111 tNr IIGINO Of ROM RIIR611NOY HANOVER DRIVE-IN II 1'.11\ I Ir ,1,1 0 1 •4 IINI:HfIH11�i1N NOVA isms rl, : at, • un : Tus July 30 - Aug 01 & 03 Showtime Approx. 9:15 r..p-wr..r,�•.�ti ASD or' toll f ( All 1 R00-265 3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO Roll was read by Cecil Pepper. The service closed with Benediction and a Musical Postlude by piper Roy Ellis. Directors of the Hensall Union Cemetery arc Robert Bell, Joanne Rowcliffe, Lillian Beer, Rob Cameron, Doug Cooper, Lloyd Cooper, Bill Gibson, Grant McGregor, Donald Munn, Cecil Pepper, Allan Reid, William B Rowcliffe, Betty Simmons, Bob Taylor. and William R Workman. By Liz Sangster r• 1 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, July 2114 *001.11 NCL SOUND FULL DJ SERVICE Book your Receptions, Buck & Does early !% For more info call John McLeod - Clinton 482.9984 after 6 p.m. or leave a message Robert Vanden Hoven Robert son of Cor and Gerda, graduated from Carleton University, Ottawa on June 10, 2004. He received an Honours Bachelor of Engineering, Communication - Co-op degree with high 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 Monl, Dad Janet, Mark, Crista, David and Sarah. WEDDINGS Performed - your location or our indoor or outdoor chapel (non -denominational). For brochure call: REV. CHRIS MORGAN ALL FAITHS PASTORAL CENTRE BENMILLER, 524-5724 CHRISTENINGS & Berna• -tte de Pass and Casey & Mary Anne Van Bakel .' are please to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children • Danielle & Jeff al • Saturday, July 31, 2004 • S Frances de Sal lurch, • (5• • 0 0 •• • • • • : • • : • • • • • • 4 � 'j' I �z ` I 1RPIN +' Hwy 8, Seaforth 527-0180 OPEN HOLIDAY MONDAY Monday, August 2 Too tired of holidayin` to cook? Regular hours... Mon - Wed 11 am - 9 pm Thurs, Fri & Sat 11-11 Closed Sunday • 31( ar� Eg NI 11 Mffligg u.1, arzteys o etttc inn Come out for the Craicil 4 Goderich St., E. Seaforth 527-2982 N,....., fi/4ae-.4'r iieg,16.(40/.7 T �s wee . , • DOUG VARDY - Unplugged Acoustic Act: Blues & Easy Rock Friday & Saturday Nights in the top bar @ 8pm Come for dinner & stay for the entertainment! We transform the Top Bar Into our own "Up -Close -and -Personal" Celtic Clubl vto r,ir.,i+TS 0 0 nmetied; Thursday: Friday: Seafood & Saturday; Steak 040te ,f/Y4iah BBQ Ribs Fresh Fish Classic Combos , Watch for Hurley's Huron County Idol. Starts Thursday, August 12 8 weeks with finalists chosen weekly. Grand Finale 9th week - October 7. Great Prizes including: 1st Grand Prize $1500 Studio Recording Time 2nd :1000 Cash Ord '300 Graphic Art & Design 4th'100 Gift Certificate for Dinner at Hurley's Calling all serious singers... Solo, Duo, Trio... Limited to two instruments Songwriters & Musicians - $10 Entry Fee - Partldpant Prizes - Audience Giveaways ,Media Coverage.., Be discovered.,. Brin . our Friends! N2 ( I N3 a: k -1!1 t�5i RN at' - !WI