HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2005-08-17, Page 66- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, August 17, 2005
Susan Hundertmark photo
Student judge Darlene Irwin and judge Margaret Atchinson ponder the merits of the various entries in the Seaforth
Horticultural Society's annual flower show at the Seaforth Legion last Wednesday.
Seaforth Horticultural Society has
18 exhibitors at annual flower show
The Seaforth and District
Horticultural Society Flower
Show was held on August 10 in
Seaforth Horticultural Society
the Legion Hall.
We had a very good flower show. There were 18
exhibitors: 10 adults, two high school students and six
elementary school students.
There were 168 entries.
Our judge was Margaret Atchinson, from London, and
two judges in training, Jean Anne Goldrick and Darlene
Irwin.
Dilys Finnigan was first with 116 points. Mary Van
Loon was second with 90 points and Gloria Love was
third with 74 points.
Dilys Finnigan won the trophy.
Top in Category: Class A Annuals: Mary Van Loon;
Love; Class E Plants:
Design: Gloria Love.
Class G Children's Section Elementary School Age:
first Laura Mitchell, second Ian McGregor, third Sarah
McGregor, fourth Dana Cronin, fifth Kurtis Mitchell, fifth
Mark Mitchell.
Class H High School Level 14-18 years old: first
Gwynne Burgess, second Stacey Hart.
Best in show was Eleanor Horst.
The door prize was won by Onah Stackhouse.
First time showing was Betty MacLean.
Class B Biennials and
Perennials: Dilys Finnigan;
Class C Roses: Janny Streutker;
Class D Miniature Roses: Gloria
Dilys Finnigan; Class F Artistic
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Winthrop couple
returns from PEI
Winthrop
Sunday morning in
Winthrop dawned cooler than
what we have been
experiencing.
The sermon at Cavan
United Church was titled
"Crossing the Line." Greeters
and collectors were Don and
Maja Dodds. Everyone is
welcome to our 9:30 a.m.
Sunday services.
Don and Maja Dodds
returned from a week of
relaxation in the Algonquin
area. They had beautiful
weather while there with no
mosquitoes.
They also recently returned
from a motor trip to the east
coast. It has been 44 years
since they were last there and
they noticed many changes,
especially the fact that PEI is
more commercialized than on
their previous visit.
The sympathy of the
community is extended to the
family of Glen McNichol
who passed away. Glen and
Dorothy farmed for many
years on the 12th of
McKillop.
Mabel Patrick has returned
home from hospital after a
three-week stay in Stratford
and Seaforth hospitals. Joyce
Ribey has returned from
University Hospital after
having surgery there.
Curtis to Brinke of Clinton,
grandson of Bob and Ruth
Campbell, plays Laurent in
the play "The Thirteenth
One" at the Blyth Festival
Theatre.
Marion Hunt has returned
from visiting Marci and John
and new baby daughter in
Geneva, Switzerland and
Caurchival, France.
The family of Bob and
Ruth Campbell held a get
together at Doug and Vicki
Campbell's to help them
celebrate their anniversary.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Smiles are just like colds -
they're catching.
By Ruth Campbell
Bethel Bible plans
open house
to display church's
transformation
The transformation of the historic Boshart Furniture Factory
to the former Canadian Tire and now to Seaforth's Bethel
Bible Church will, be on display during an open house
Saturday, Aug. 27 from 2-4 p.m.
The church relocated to Seaforth's Main Street six years
ago and has generated "considerable interest" in the
community, so a tour was proposed, says a press release from
Bethel Bible.
Bethel Bible Church has been a part of the Seaforth
community since 1964, running its first Sunday School out of
the Legion Hall, before expanding services and relocating to
the Orange Hall.
For many years, it operated out of an old schoolhouse on
Water Street in Egmondville, and finally, the Seaforth high
school, before arriving at its present location.
The current building, with 24,000 square feet on three
floors, was renovated almost entirely by volunteer labour,
including men, women and children.
It presently houses "The Rock," or youth drop-in centre,
washrooms, work rooms and undesignated space on the
ground level, a sanctuary, office, kitchen, washroom facilities,
storage space and meeting rooms on the main floor and a
nursery, washrooms, classrooms, Boys and Girls Club and
"unclaimed" space on the top floor.
The open house includes a free barbecue to all interested
participants. For more information, call 527-0982.
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