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Invasive plants
topic of meeting
Seaforth Horticultural Society
Seaforth and District
Horticultural Society met
Sept. 12 at 7:30 p.m. in
Northside United Church with
25 in attendance.
Eleanor Horst introduced
the speaker, Rhea Hamilton -
Seeger who spoke on invasive
plants in our gardens.
Some invasive plants are
Tansy, gout weed, periwinkle,
golden. rod, creeping Jenny,
Lamium, Virginia Creeper.
She had planted them in her
garden and they had taken
over. Some have pretty
flowers which she hated to
pull out.
Eleanor thanked Rhea and
presented her with a cheque.
Janny Streutker then took
the chair and welcomed
everyone.
Beatrice Stoll read the
minutes of the June meeting
and told that we had Rachel
Fournier as our ambassador of
the fair.
Dilys Finnigan gave the
treasurer's report.
Janny read a letter from
Margaret Atchison, our flower
show judge, telling us how
pleased she was to be asked.
Nancy Kale reported on
Ciderfest on Sept. 25. She has
a booth but wants helpers,
plants, baking and produce to
be in by 10 a.m.
Ruth Smith reported on a
meeting held in Mildmay,
Sept. 7 asking if District 8
would host the Convention in
2007. We are to let them
know by Oct. 10. A vote was
taken and we all agreed to
help.
Heather McLean reported
on the bus trip July 13 to
Cullen Gardens. Forty-seven
went. She had some pictures
which we all enjoyed.
There is a board meeting on
Oct. 29 in Durham.
Janny attended the
convention in North Bay on
Aug. 12-14 and 500 people
attended. Insurance was a hot
topic. She showed an African
Violet that can be purchased.
Information on Emerald
Ash Borer was passed around.
Door prizes were won by
Betty McLean, Mona
Stackhouse, Brenda McIntosh
and Heather McLean.
Delphine Dolmage and
Olave Little served lunch.
Visitors from B.C.
see Winthrop family
Winthrop
The title of Sunday's sermon
at Cavan United Church was
"Beginning at the End" based
on Matthew 20.
In the absence of Rev.
John, Don and Maja Dodds
and Susan and Stephanie
MacDonald were in charge of
the service.
Greeters were Susan and
Stephanie and, collectors
were Don and Stephanie.
Rev. John was kept overnight.
in hospital. We wish him
good health for his upcoming
wedding this weekend.
Bob and Ruth Campbell
visited with Beatrice
Campbell on Friday evening.
Visiting relatives in the
area are Gordon and Helen
Bettles of B.C. These include
Glen and Marg McClure,
Olive Betties, Gary, Paul and
Lorraine Bettles.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Truth has only to change
hands a few times to become
fiction.
Thank You
to all Sponsors & Participants in the
Fall Fair Pork Carcass competition
SEAFORTH AG. SOCIETY
PORK AUCTION
September 9th, 2005
ls--T PRIZE HAM Producer John Braecker,
16lbs @ $15.00 buyer Don Dalton
2" PRIZE HAM Producer, Vista Villa Farms,
131bs @ $22.00/lb Art Scot; Newland Feeds
3RD PRIZE LOIN Producer Pat Melady,
18.51bs @ $23.00/1b McKillop Mutual
4" PRIZE LOIN Producer Tom 0 Reilly,
171bs @$20/lb Huron Feeding Systems
ST" PRIZE LOIN, Producer Heather Murray,
15lbs @ $15.00/lb Sills Home Hardware
SPONSORS:
O Rourke Transport, Dublin
Green Abattoirs, Wingham
Richard Lobb Auctions
Mitchell Veterinary Services
Atwood Pet Food, Atwood
Design Concrete, Seaforth
Moore Insurance, Dublin
Fritz Concrete, Chepstow
Sun North Summergreen.
Seaford
PROD( CERS:
Ed Van Dyke
Pat Melady
Carl Bolton
Valerie Bolton
Matthew Bolton
Heather Murray
Tom 0 Reilly
Ken Pal Farm Products.
Centralia
R.J. Enterprises,
Ron Janmaat, Seaforth
Farm Credit Corporation,
Clinton
Vandenheuvel Structures,
Clinton
Wallenstein Feed and
Supply, Wallenstein
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Arthur Bolton
Tony Van Bakel
Grant Bolton
David Bolton
John Braecker
Vista Villa Farms
Kaleb Arts
The Seaforth
Agricultural
Society
Thanks all the
producers and sponsors
for their continued support
Steve Jansen / Ross Ribey
Correspondents
Susan Hundertmark photo
Masters Four
One of Canada's leading gospel quartets. The Masters Four, performed at Egmondville United Church on Sunday afternoon to
help celebrate the church's l7Oth anniversary. Singing one of their numbers, the group includes from left, Steve Halliday, Tim
Lofgren, Steve Holt and Dave Peneycad.
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