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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2007-04-25, Page 229991110910101®19 0 O O O 0 0 O 0 0 0 9 00 Family and !mends are invfded to s BUCK & DOE for Daryl Nyland & Donna Marshall Friday, April 27/07 Dublin Community Centre 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. $8/ticket For tickets call 519-345-2834 or 519-345-0565 Age of Majority Page 22 April 25, 2007 • The Huron Expositor BUCK & DOE for Kevin Cardillo and Lori Richardson Friday April 27, 2007 Seaforth & District Community Centre 9pm - lam - Lunch Provided Age of Majority - Tickets $5 each For tickets call 519-522-1205 BUCK DOE for Bean (Jason) Wood and Nikki White Saturday, April 28 9pm - 1 am at Seaforth Agriplex Tickets $5.00 - Age of Majority CaII 519-527-0453 or 519-527-2329 for tickets 1 Friends and family are • invited to a Stag and Doe for Rob McLachlan and Alyssa Illeman Saturday, April 28 Seaforth Arena 9:00-1:00 a.m. Lunch Provided Age of Majority required Tickets: 55.00 Bus leaves Wal-Mart parking lot (Goderich) 9:00 p.m. Clinton Casino 9:20 p.m. Kate's Station (Vanastra) 9:30 p.m. For information or tickets call Robyn or Nathan 482-8190 BUCK N' DOE Joe Kafor erman a Stacey Dayman Sat. May 5th, 2007 Seaforth Community Centre 8:00 pm -1:00 am • Age of Majority Music by: Spin Doctor • Lunch Provided For tickets call: Randy 519-527-1894 or The Looking Glass 519-527-1783 0099 0 00 O O BUCK & DOE for Steve Mclnally and Danielle McKinnon Friday, May 4th, 2007 8:30PM - 1 AM Seaforth Community Centre • • Lunch Provided • DJ -T&A • Age of Majority • $5 Bus pickup: Exeter @ The Ridge 8:20/ Zurich Arena 8:45pm/ Hensall Arena 9pm For tickets call Dean @ 519-522-0315 or Jenny , @ 519-494-4661 Correspondence Residents busy with programs Life at Queensway Nursing and Retirement Home continues to be busy with daily programs, keeping residents fit and informed. Some programs that were offered this week were fun and fitness, church ser- vices, bingo with the Presbyterian ladies, euchre, special breakfasts, manicures, music therapy, massage therapy, and walking programs. On April 11, a volunteer appreciation ceremony welcomed the many communi- ty volunteers to an afternoon of festivi- ties and food. Ot11'1'11 1111v I ll'l l 1'1'1 111'1 l l 1 11)1111' The event was highlighted by motiva- tional otivational speaker Michael Lewis, and each volun- teer olunteer received a small token of appreciation for the many contributions they made to enhance the lives of residents. On April 13, Geri Fashions were in to offer "in-house' shopping for those who wished to participate. On April 18, a memorial service was held to honour those who have passed away in the past few months. There was a very good turnout, and there were many people who attended to pay their respects. Society gives money for planting Seaforth and D i s tri c t Horticultural Society met Wednesday evening April 11 at 7:30 pm. in Northside United Church. Ken Papple introduced our speaker Ian Jean from Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority on wee Planting but he spoke mostly on shrubs. He showed a film `Bringing Nature to Your Backyard." Hepatica is one of the ear- liest spring flowers. T illium takes seven years to grow from seed. BVCK & 314671 for Kelly Clark and F Andrew Wharton Friday May 11 I Blyth Community Arena 1 9pm -1 am • Age of Majority Lunch Provided • Music by y DJ $5.00 per ticket ass wai LCherfi @ 519-526-1082 Iiirarrairm S1'1114,t•tli 1 lot Seely 1 Happy 50" ' A Wedding Anniversary Cor & Catherine DcCortc V Come celchrate with us at an OPEN RECEPTION Saturday May 5, 2007 8pm at thc Scafortli Community Ccntrc v •tieiiltitt•.d lv Some of the pictures he shared included Wild Ginger, Violet Jack -in - the -Pulpit, milkweed, Joe- Pye, Ely, May apple, Goldenrod and Sumac. He answered questions from the floor. Margaret DeJong took the chair and read a poem "Garden Meditations" by Rev. Max Coots. Minutes of March meeting were read by Beatrice Stoll. Dilys Finnigan gave the treasurer's report. Beatrice read a thank you letter from the Seaforth Public School. We had given them money for their tree planting ct- Margaret reported on our Garden lbw - August 4 and 5. We will visit the gardens of Ron Williams, Sandra Melady, Mary Van Loon, Helen McNaughton, Eleanor Horst and Margaret Datong. Elly Schoonderwoend had attended the annual meeting March 24 in Kincardine and gave a report. Nine people attended from here. Jack Kent spoke on hostas and day lilies. Heather McLean spoke of her bus trip July 11 to Elora to an ostrich farm and other places. Margaret made a motion that a life membership be given to Dilys Finnigan. We will see about getting it at the board meet- ing eeting in Goderich May 26. The plant sale is to start at 8:30 am. on May 12. Door prizes were won by Norma Chuff, Ruth Smith and Dilys Finnigan. "60?" Happy Birthday GRAEME CRAIG April 27h Love par dam4 • -=The Premier Wedding Destination 4 es sen/ an d along Ontario's West Coast Country Inn invites you to the A61." AL Wedding Saturday, April 28th, 12 - 4 pm Sunday, April 29th, 12 - 4 pm Tour our Inn, Gardens & Historic Coach House Reception Hall & Visualize Your Wedding Day , " for guided tours, please RSVP by 'v ik -�` D. ,:�� ail � 1.'!. .; :• - -1:(' Friday, April 27th 519-236-7707 between Grand Bend & Bayfield on Hwy. #21 hessenland.com-hessen@hay.net 866-543-7736 Correspondence Residents busy with programs Life at Queensway Nursing and Retirement Home continues to be busy with daily programs, keeping residents fit and informed. Some programs that were offered this week were fun and fitness, church ser- vices, bingo with the Presbyterian ladies, euchre, special breakfasts, manicures, music therapy, massage therapy, and walking programs. On April 11, a volunteer appreciation ceremony welcomed the many communi- ty volunteers to an afternoon of festivi- ties and food. Ot11'1'11 1111v I ll'l l 1'1'1 111'1 l l 1 11)1111' The event was highlighted by motiva- tional otivational speaker Michael Lewis, and each volun- teer olunteer received a small token of appreciation for the many contributions they made to enhance the lives of residents. On April 13, Geri Fashions were in to offer "in-house' shopping for those who wished to participate. On April 18, a memorial service was held to honour those who have passed away in the past few months. There was a very good turnout, and there were many people who attended to pay their respects. Society gives money for planting Seaforth and D i s tri c t Horticultural Society met Wednesday evening April 11 at 7:30 pm. in Northside United Church. Ken Papple introduced our speaker Ian Jean from Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority on wee Planting but he spoke mostly on shrubs. He showed a film `Bringing Nature to Your Backyard." Hepatica is one of the ear- liest spring flowers. T illium takes seven years to grow from seed. BVCK & 314671 for Kelly Clark and F Andrew Wharton Friday May 11 I Blyth Community Arena 1 9pm -1 am • Age of Majority Lunch Provided • Music by y DJ $5.00 per ticket ass wai LCherfi @ 519-526-1082 Iiirarrairm S1'1114,t•tli 1 lot Seely 1 Happy 50" ' A Wedding Anniversary Cor & Catherine DcCortc V Come celchrate with us at an OPEN RECEPTION Saturday May 5, 2007 8pm at thc Scafortli Community Ccntrc v •tieiiltitt•.d lv Some of the pictures he shared included Wild Ginger, Violet Jack -in - the -Pulpit, milkweed, Joe- Pye, Ely, May apple, Goldenrod and Sumac. He answered questions from the floor. Margaret DeJong took the chair and read a poem "Garden Meditations" by Rev. Max Coots. Minutes of March meeting were read by Beatrice Stoll. Dilys Finnigan gave the treasurer's report. Beatrice read a thank you letter from the Seaforth Public School. We had given them money for their tree planting ct- Margaret reported on our Garden lbw - August 4 and 5. We will visit the gardens of Ron Williams, Sandra Melady, Mary Van Loon, Helen McNaughton, Eleanor Horst and Margaret Datong. Elly Schoonderwoend had attended the annual meeting March 24 in Kincardine and gave a report. Nine people attended from here. Jack Kent spoke on hostas and day lilies. Heather McLean spoke of her bus trip July 11 to Elora to an ostrich farm and other places. Margaret made a motion that a life membership be given to Dilys Finnigan. We will see about getting it at the board meet- ing eeting in Goderich May 26. The plant sale is to start at 8:30 am. on May 12. Door prizes were won by Norma Chuff, Ruth Smith and Dilys Finnigan. "60?" Happy Birthday GRAEME CRAIG April 27h Love par dam4 •