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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2006-04-19, Page 10Page 10 April 19, 2006 • The Huron Expositor News Fresh ideas await at Home and Garden Style 2006 A bouquet of fresh ideas for your home and garden awaits visitors at Home & Garden Style 2006, to be held Wednesday, April 26 at the Seaforth Agriplex. New this year is the partnership between. The Lung Association and the Seaforth Agricultural Society - Home Craft Division in presenting this annual fundraiser. The evening will feature four speakers, a silent auction, a raffle, numerous door prizes, and coffee and dessert. Doors open at 6:30 for dessert and silent auction, with speakers beginning at 7:30 pm. Interest in gardening has never been greater and the trend of creat- ing outdoor living spaces continues to grow. Carla Goodfellow of Goodalt Landscaping in Exeter will discuss "Outdoor Living". Frank Ihrig of Hessenland Country Inn will demonstrate a "Spectacular Spring Salad". After graduating from the University of Guelph in 1995, Frank moved to Germany to attain his Chef's papers and complete his apprenticeship with a five star hotel company. Upon completing his formal Chef Training, Frank traveled and worked in high end establishments in Switzerland, Western Canada, Australia and Ontario, honing his culinary skills. Currently he works in his family's business, Hessenland Country Inn, overseeing all kitchen operations. Dublin -area photographer Angela Smith will also speak, on "Taking and Displaying Photos Beautifully". Bayfield poet Betty Evens, better known as Bad Betty from Bayfield, is a frequent guest on the Bryan Allen talk show on CKNX AM 920 radio. She will keep the audience laughing with her humourous poems. Money raised from this event will support Lung Association health initiatives, such as BreathWorks and the Asthma Action Program, as well as fund vital medical research. One in five Canadians lives with some kind of breathing problem - making the work of The Lung Association more important now than ever. As well, the money raised will support the community projects of the Seaforth Agricultural Society, such as the Junior Fair, Calf Club and 4H Club. - Tickets to Home & Garden Style 2006 are $10 and are available at the door as well as at Nifty Korners in Seaforth, Between Friends in Clinton, the Varna Country Store or by calling Seaforth Agricultural Society at 527-1321 or Betty at 527-0236. VANDRa, Excavating Inc, ''Derrick VanDriel 527-0609 Simon VanDriel 482-3783 tea if us dor... 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The OPP will be focussing efforts on child restraints during the campaign, to raise awareness and protect, , children. More seatbelts were checked during last year's campaign (629,819) compared to 187,287 in 2004. Results -suggest that at least during the seatbelt campaign, a 95 per cent compliance rate in Ontario is being achieved.