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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2007-05-02, Page 6Page 6 May 2, 2007 • The Huron Expositor HAVE YOU GOT THE BOWLSTOTRYIT? Lawn Bowling is growing fast in popularity - you don't need any special equipment, it has very little cost and it's some serious fun! Come give it a free try at our OPEN HOUSE! www.golawnbowl.com SAT., MAY 5 (1-3 PM), TUES., MAY 8 (7-9 PM), SAT., MAY 12 (1-3 PM) AND TUES., MAY 15 (7-9 PM) SEAFORTH LAWN BOWLING CLUB 127 MAIN STREET SOUTH Opinion Brussels Homecoming has plenty of events for all To the Editor, Brussels is celebrating its 135th Homecoming this year and everyone is wel- come to join us the -busy weekend. With so many things to see and do, here's a taste of what's in store. On Friday evening, opening ceremonies and an old-timer ball game help to get things rolling. A teen dance Friday evening is at the Legion for youth. There are also dances on the Friday and Saturday nights at the arena with live bands, a fastball tournament all weekend, breakfast on Saturday and Sunday morn- ings with lots of food tents and barbecues. Saturday starts with a car boot sale and antique car show, then a giant parade at noon and a jamboree in the afternoon. Team penning will be all weekend long with teams coming from distances such as Quebec and New York to compete. Sunday has a multi -denominational church service with a mass community choir, grand opening of the Conservation Park, duck races and a shirt tail parade and fireworks at dusk, to help close out the weekend. For more info, log onto the website at www.brusselshomecoming2007.ca or call 519-887-9799. Hope to see everyone July 27, 28 and 29! John Lowe, Publicity/Advertising Chair Brussels 135th Homecoming Committee Seaforth girl shaving her head to raise money for cancer From Page 1 May 12 at the front of Foodland. Seaforth is a great community with a truly generous environment. I believe the public would like to participate, as well as the opportunity will be good for our hearts. You can contact me via email sta- cieshair@hotmail.com or by phone (519)522- 1853. Once again, I am truly excited for the pro- ject and hope the Seaforth community shares my ambitions! Thank you! Stacie Van Miltenburg RR 4 Seaforth News Engineering study to explore need for new Hensall water tower Cheryl Heath itMEMEMIS B.M. Ross and Associates is getting the go ahead to move forward with an engineering TREES FOR SPRING 1 ',Great for your 4tvindbreaks and landscapels.., - great for the environment. 2 foot high, white spruce$9.95 6 foot high, branched sugar maples & red maples study that will outline options for Hensall's water - storage issues. Council approved the $4,400 study April 23, after reviewing an engi- neer's estimate. Bluewater Deputy Mayor David Johnston made note that approving the cost of the study does not mean council is endorsing the notion that a new water tower is necessary. Council heard Hensall's current water tower, which has capacity issues, is sec- ondhand from General $21.00 THE LAWNMASTER Tree Planting Sihee 1986 (519) 5/7-1750 MAY THE FOREST 'WITH YOU. Coach. Results of the B.M. Ross study, which will look at all of the options available includ- ing upgrading the system to allow for a pipeline connec- tion without erecting a new water tower, will be ready for council's review on May 14. Council learned at an earli- er meeting that since the pipeline is the source of water for Hensall, it is legislated to have a two-day supply in the event of a line break. Councillors were also told the piping and valves, associ- ated with the old water tower, will have to be replaced. • You are invited to attend these area churches St. Thomas Anglican Church ACovegativoliieParisholTheHolyS0 Jarvis St. Seaforth 519-527-1522 Rector: The Rev'd Sue Malpus. M. Div Sunday, May 6 WORSHIP AT 9:30 AM KID -ZONE children's program at 9:30am Everyone Welcome council mots TU day a 7:30pm 1 St. James Roman Catholic Church Welcomes you 14 Victoria Street, Seaforth 519-527-0142 Weekend Masses: Sat 5:15 pm Sun. 11:00 am Fr. Chris Gillespie Bethel Bible Church An Associated Gospel Church 126 Main St. Seaforth 519-527-0982 Sunday School 9:45 am Sunday Worship 11:00 am Pastor Mark Kennedy EVERYONE WELCOME ..., Egmondville United Church Pastor Steve Hildebrand Sunday, May 6 WORSHIP 11 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL 10AM NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH 54 Goderich St. W. Rev. John Gould Sunday May 6th Worship at 11:OOam Sermon: "The Rule of Love" All Welcome Sunday School & Nursery Dunng Worship First Presbyterian Church Goderich St. W., Seaforth Rev. Henry Huberts Sunday May 6 11:15 am service Sunday School & Nursery Provided. May 5 plant & garage sale Sam Noon May 13 - Mother's Day Breakfast Opinion Brussels Homecoming has plenty of events for all To the Editor, Brussels is celebrating its 135th Homecoming this year and everyone is wel- come to join us the -busy weekend. With so many things to see and do, here's a taste of what's in store. On Friday evening, opening ceremonies and an old-timer ball game help to get things rolling. A teen dance Friday evening is at the Legion for youth. There are also dances on the Friday and Saturday nights at the arena with live bands, a fastball tournament all weekend, breakfast on Saturday and Sunday morn- ings with lots of food tents and barbecues. Saturday starts with a car boot sale and antique car show, then a giant parade at noon and a jamboree in the afternoon. Team penning will be all weekend long with teams coming from distances such as Quebec and New York to compete. Sunday has a multi -denominational church service with a mass community choir, grand opening of the Conservation Park, duck races and a shirt tail parade and fireworks at dusk, to help close out the weekend. For more info, log onto the website at www.brusselshomecoming2007.ca or call 519-887-9799. Hope to see everyone July 27, 28 and 29! John Lowe, Publicity/Advertising Chair Brussels 135th Homecoming Committee Seaforth girl shaving her head to raise money for cancer From Page 1 May 12 at the front of Foodland. Seaforth is a great community with a truly generous environment. I believe the public would like to participate, as well as the opportunity will be good for our hearts. You can contact me via email sta- cieshair@hotmail.com or by phone (519)522- 1853. Once again, I am truly excited for the pro- ject and hope the Seaforth community shares my ambitions! Thank you! Stacie Van Miltenburg RR 4 Seaforth News Engineering study to explore need for new Hensall water tower Cheryl Heath itMEMEMIS B.M. Ross and Associates is getting the go ahead to move forward with an engineering TREES FOR SPRING 1 ',Great for your 4tvindbreaks and landscapels.., - great for the environment. 2 foot high, white spruce$9.95 6 foot high, branched sugar maples & red maples study that will outline options for Hensall's water - storage issues. Council approved the $4,400 study April 23, after reviewing an engi- neer's estimate. Bluewater Deputy Mayor David Johnston made note that approving the cost of the study does not mean council is endorsing the notion that a new water tower is necessary. Council heard Hensall's current water tower, which has capacity issues, is sec- ondhand from General $21.00 THE LAWNMASTER Tree Planting Sihee 1986 (519) 5/7-1750 MAY THE FOREST 'WITH YOU. Coach. Results of the B.M. Ross study, which will look at all of the options available includ- ing upgrading the system to allow for a pipeline connec- tion without erecting a new water tower, will be ready for council's review on May 14. Council learned at an earli- er meeting that since the pipeline is the source of water for Hensall, it is legislated to have a two-day supply in the event of a line break. Councillors were also told the piping and valves, associ- ated with the old water tower, will have to be replaced.