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JENNA MUEGGE
Jane & Len Muegge
are pleased to
announce the gradua-
tion of their daughter
Jenna from Wilfrid
Laurier University with
a Bachelor of Arts
mcdoring in Sociology.
Jenna received
numerous Awards and
Recognition for her
Leadership and
Volunteer initiatives
througlwut her
Residence Life work.
Congratulations Jenna
- We're proud of you.
Love Dad, Mum,
Carly & Kyle
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SEVENTY FIFTH
BIRTHDAY PARTY
June 3", 1930 to
June 3`°, 2005
for
JEREMIAH JOHN
JOSEPH MURRAY
On Sunday, June 5°
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
at the Dublin Pavilion
Everyone Welcome
Donations to the
Food Bank welcome.
No Gifts Please.
You still have the sane
wife, teeth & ears blit,
some of your hair has
left you through the
years!
Happy 65"' Birthday,
Grandpa tclnlayson
Your 13 adorable angels!
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For:
- Dation
Bill Gallagher of Kincardine &
Joanne Gallagher of Ancaster
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter
Michele Beverly Forsyth
to
Geoffrey Earle Dalton
son of
Ken & Brenda Dalton of Walton.
The ceremony will take place on
Saturday, June 1 1, 2005 at 2:00 in
the afternoon at Egmondville
United Church. Open reception
to follow at the Arden Park
Hotel, Stratford.
DAVID VANDEN HOVEN
Son of Cor & Gerda, received
his Associate Diploma in
Agriculture from University of
Guelph, Ridgetown College on
May 19, 2005. David was
awarded the F.C.C. Business
Planning Award for his farm
business project. He also
received the Excellence in
Swine Management Award.
David previously attended St.
Anne's Clinton and St. James
Seaforth.
Congratulations David on
your success. We are proud
of your excellent effort. Best
wishes for a great career in Lagriculture. Love Mom, Dad,
Janet, Mark, Rob, Sarah,
Crista and Erica.
Sports
Local man wins Kincardine derby
By James Clark
Kincardine News staff
They just keep getting
smaller and smaller.
A 10.74 Ib. salmon caught
by Frank Flynn, of Seaforth,
has won the 20th annual Fish
Kincardine Salmon Derby.
This is the smallest
salmon to ever win the derby.
Dan Wilson, of Petrolia,
won last year's derby with a
13.24 lb. salmon. The
winning salmon in 2004
weighed 16.04 lbs.
The record for the largest
fish ever caught in the derby
belongs to Richard Lawson,
of Barrie. Lawson caught a
34.78 lb. chinook in 1992.
Flynn was using a black
Chilly Willy when he landed
the fish at around 6 a.m. He
was fishing with three
friends down 40 ft. in about
150 ft. of water.
It was beginners' luck for
Flynn. This is the first
fishing derby he has ever
en t e r e d.
"I think I will enter one
again, it was a good $20
investment," he said.
Flynn, who describes
himself as an avid fisherman,
won a Big Water fishing
boat, motor and trailer
package. He also won a rod
and reel package for catch of
the day on May 25.
"I didn't think it would ever
last," Flynn said, referring to
the size of the fish.
It almost didn't last. On
May 26 Ralph Thompson, of
St. Catherines, landed a
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Frank Flynn, of Seaforth, holds the 10.74 lb. salmon that won the top prize in the
20th annual Fish Kincardine Salmon Derby. Flynn's catch won him a boat, motor and
trailer package. The derby ended on May 29 at 1 p.m., and Flynn was presented with
his boat during the awards ceremony held at the harbour on Sunday.
10.28 lb. salmon, which was "Right now everything is the size of the salmon being
good enough for second geared towards salmon," caught will affect the number
place. Webb said. "We might have of anglers entering future
Third place went to Mike to change the name from derbies.
Tighe of Kincardine. Tighe salmon derby to fish derby." "A lot of anglers have been
caught a 9.96 Ib. salmon on Webb also mentioned how coming here for years. It's an
May 28. the prizes favour salmon opportunity to see friends
Jennifer Webb, event winners. they see only once or twice a
administrator, said derby The top nine trout were all year," Novak said.
officials are now looking at bigger than this year's More than 900 anglers
changes to next year's derby winning salmon. registered for the derby.
because of the decreasing Derby co-chair Susan That's nearly 100 more than
size of the salmon. Novak said she doesn't think last year.
Seaforth club welcomes
seven new lawn bowlers
The Seaforth
Lawn Bowling
Club opening day
on Monday, May
23 saw six greens in play for
afternoon jitney with seven
new bowlers trying lawn
bowling for the first time.
Winning teams were Chuck
Laughton and Murray
McClure, Jack Muir and Ken
Campbell, Keith Snell, Edna
Waddington and Phil
Hoggarth all with two wins.
Forty-five members and
associates were present for
the potluck supper at 5:30
p.m. hosted by Erich and
Joyce Matzold.
President, Rick Wood
welcomed everyone and
George Ribey said the grace.
One minute's silence was
observed in memory of the
late Bessie Boyd.
Following supper, Donna
Beuerman presented 50 -year
membership pins on behalf of
the club to Jack and Marie
Muir who have bowled 51
Seaforth Lawn ROW' ng
IThis year's
South Central
years and to Betty Tilley who
has bowled 53 years.
Others receiving pins were
Fred Tilley, 47 years, Erich
Matzold 40 years and Mary
Finlayson 40 years. Absent
were Tom Phillips 48 years
and Lee Ryan 36 years.
Five tables of euchre were
then in play with winners as
follows - high games, Jean
Keyes and Betty Hulley; lone
hands, Bea Stoll and Helen
McKenzie and consolation,
Margaret Haldane and Edna
Mitchell. The next potluck
supper with cards or bowling
after will be June 21 at 6 p.m.
with Marie Thomas and
Isabelle Hunt as hostess.
The opening day turnout
was one of the largest the
club has had in recent years.
Saturday, May 28 saw
mens and ladies Provincial
District Fours first stage
playdowns at the
Seaforth Greens
and the winners
advance to the
finals in Niagara Falls at a
later date.
The Exeter ladies team of
Gloria McFalls (skip), Carol
Carter, Seaforth (vice),, Diane
Terry (second) and Sandra
Ronson (lead) were
uncontested so automatically
advance.
Three men's rinks from
Seaforth, Exeter and St.
Marys played each other with
Exeter and St. Marys playing
off and St. Marys winning by
a single shot. The winning
rink was Larry McClellan
(skip), Jurgen Fessler (vice),
Lee Ryan, Seaforth (second)
and Jamie McClellan (lead).
In a men's pairs
tournament at St. Marys last
Wednesday, Seaforth's Neil
Beuerman, bowling with Ken
Roth of Mitchell won fourth
prize.
by Mary Finlayson
Club learns about calf care
Huron 4-H Dairy
Calf Club had its
first meeting April 16 at the
McNeil farm where we
learned how to select a good
calf for a 4-H project. and
how to train it.
Different aspects of a good
calf are that they arc not sick,
their hair is shiny, their eyes
and ears are alert, they are a
suitable size for the show
person, and they have good
conformation.
The election of officers
was held: President —Mark
McLean, Vice President -
Curtis McNeil, Secretary —
Katie Sparling, and Press
Reporter — Natalie Klaver.
Our second meeting was
held May 9 at a newly -built
calf barn near Staffa.
We were shown different
kinds of calf housing, and
discussed which ones might
be better or more effective.
Some different housing
options include individual
hutches and free-range pen
for multiple calves.
Then our host, Gergcn
Weersink, showed us his
method of feeding his calves
and explained his barn set up.
The most recent club
meeting was on May 28 at
the Franken farm.
Members were invited to
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bring their heifer projects, as
it was our clipping and
showmanship day.
Barry Quickfall
demonstrated how to trim
hooves, and offered his
service free of charge to any
members who wanted to have
hooves trimmed on their 4-H
project calves.
We clipped our calves as
we would for a show, and
were given tips
and rules of how
to lead our calves
in a show ring.
We held our own little show
where we practised how we
would lead in the show ring.
So far, our dairy calf club
has had a lot of fun and
learned lots. We are looking
forward to our first show of
the year at the Clinton Spring
Fair:
By Natalie Klaver
Scoreboard
KIPPEN GUN
CLUB
MAY 18
Bill Stewart 25, Wayne Peachcy 25.
Brent Lees 25, Bill Cameron 25.
Chuck Krieger 24, Mark Ramsey 24.
Brittany Caldwell 24, Glen Mogk 24.
Brad Mann 24. Marco Van Driel 24.
Bevan Brown 24, Kirk Krieger 21.
Dennis Boyd 21. Matt Van Maar 2I.
Don Kilhy 18.
MAY 25
Brad Mann 25, Jordon Ritchie 25.
Wayne Peachey 25. Brittany Caldwell
25. Brett C'rerar 25. Chuck Krieger
24, Tom Allen 24. Mark Tuckey 24,
Bill Cameron 24. Brent Lees 24,
Ernie Marshall 24. Bevan Brown 24.
Kirk Krieger 23. Doug Dalrymple 23,
Reinhardt Gotz 22, Kyle Mann 17.
Marco Van Driel 16.
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at 527-0240