Huron Expositor, 2006-08-23, Page 22-
Page 22 August 23, 2006 • The Huron Expositor
Correspondence.
McKillop Mutual Insurance Company recently donated
$500 to the Huron County. 4-11 Club to help pay for
costs associated with an exchange program. Pictured
receiving the cheque from McKillop president Jeff
Campbell is Belgrave-Brussels 4-11 Beef club member
Sara Baker. In back from- left to right are: McKillop
manager Ken Jones, Jacquie and Kayla Bishop of North.
Huron 4-H; Shylo Hendridrson of Alberta; and Marilee
and Teresa Olsesen,, Alberta residents involved in the
exchange program.
PERTHCOUNTY PLOWING MATCH
ssatUr+da y, August 26" 2006
Located on the Lealess Farm
5875 Line 26, Lot 6, Pullarton Ward - West Perth
Registration &00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
CompetitivePlowing to start Sharp at 9:30 a.m
Specialty tomes to start at 1:15 p.m.
Kids Plowing - All Day
General Informaliao Call Tanya 519-356-2847 or Bert 519-348-8761
Pork Chop BBQ from 3:30 pin. until 520.us. at Match Site
For Tides cal Tanya 5191+7
Mame Orders Heise
JOIN THE
2006 SARAE
EAFORTH FALL FAIR
The theme br tris years parade is
"2006 BitsicaNy Com'
All are encouraged b support it.
N.B. NO ROLLER BLADES OR
ROLLER SKATES THIS YEAR.
$5. awarded to each entry in fhis section for participation.
CLASS
1. Nursery School or Care Centre.
2. Grades Early Years (JK and SK), 1, 2, 3, 4 -class float
3. Grades 5, 6, 7, 8 -class float
4. Clown on foot
5. Horse (or pony) and rider
6. Horse(s) or pony (res) Mei cart or wagon
7. Best decorated pet and hander
Note: in Classes 4-7 inclusive - al entries must be
supervised by parents/guardians
Note: A warm welcome is extended to all commercial
and service organizafxxi groups to continue parfecipation
in our parade. Bikes and srnaN motorized vehicles acre
not allowed in or on the parade route.
To Register Call
527-1321 or Fuc 527-0983
AU entries must be at the Clptimi t Grounds by 10 a.m.
Friday. parade originates at Optimist Park.
Parade aribedrded to leave
Optimist Park at 10:20 a.a. Friday; Sept i.
The Hensall shuffleboard
scores for Aug. 15 are as fol-
lows: (five games) Catherine
DeCorte 504, Bert Bachert
361, Cor DeCorte 333. (four
games) Hank Dorssers 429,
Merle McLellan 332. (three
games) Ken Lingelback 392,
Edna Deitz 378, Gerd Ross
367,Willy Hoornaert 312,
Donna Smale 178.
;At. 'Iensall United Church,
Les Hills lit the Christ
Candle. Ken Elder was the
greeter with Bill Gibson play-
ing the organ.
Jan Collings was on hand to
look after the nursery. Betty
Simmons and Lillian Beer
received the offering.
"Hurry Sickness" was the
title of the sermon.
By Liz Sangster
Good participation with rides
residents tried their luck at
the Casino Raceway in
Clinton last month. We all.
certainly had a good time and
want to go back again.
We would also like to extend
a great big thank you and
welcome to our newest volun-
teer Theresa to our home.
It is hard to believe that the
summer is almost gone and
the fall season is upon us.
The weather sure has been
beautiful.
It has co-operated nicely for
the barbecue days on
Thursdays and the Seaforth
Manor Retirement Home res-
idents sure do enjoy getting
outside for the barbecue and
ice cream on the patio.
Residents had a marvelous
time at Scrimgeours on Aug.
10. We were invited to a bar -
"f q<f„r•tl r 1Llimy
Itetir•vrrr4.rrt !ionic
becue birthday party and hay
wagon rides which nearly
everyone participated in.
Everyone is looking forward
to going again next year.
Our Diner's Club and
Dance was a great suc-
cess in July with our
being entertained by
Wally Dewolf - fun was Buses wi i l s o o n
had by all. Some of the
Seaforth L�
Agricultural Society
PORK CARCASS COMPETITION
Held in conjunction with
SEAFORTH FALL FAIR
SEPT. 7, 8, 9, 10th
To register
Call Steve Jansen 522-1677
or Ross Ribey 5274790
Before Sept. 3rd
Pigs must be delivered to O'Rourke Transport
by 1 pm Tuesday, September 5
1st 25 entries only
Cash prizes & trophies
Auction of Ham & thins Friday, Sept. 8
8-30 p.m. Agriplex
rr
be making runs
I t sermon at
wasn't Cavan
t o o United
many Church
days ago that we was titled
experienced that "Buying Up
hot, humid, E a c h
energy -draining Opportunity."
weather. Now we Grace and Frank
have sunny days Dolmage were
with cool nights the greeters and
which make one collectors.
think of autumn. FOOD FOR
My, how the THOUGHT
days fly by. The road to
School buses will success isn't on a
soon be making map.
their regular by Ruth
runs Campbell
Rev. John's