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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-01-25, Page 7ifI I TIlE HUAOiti ITO ' J "� - k��s R, A,N_ VARY 25,1884, -- The first 1984 Meeidiig of the Seaferth junior Farmers was held It the Seaforth and District Comnunity Centres on Jan. 10 at, 7:30. Fundraiser Mr. Willard tong from Inger.. Sol spoke. to the group about various fund raising activities. . • The minutes of thelast meeting were read by secretary, touise Ryan and Kevin Mint gave the treasurer's report. • TheHuconrpasitorwill beadding alist of Seafortb hinter. Farmer activities to the 'Comintinity Calendar A square dancing team, broomball tournaments, dances, more .. community involvement and some special events are being planned far this year. The chairperson and co -chairperson of each committee were introduced at this meeting. They are: dance: Mary Lynn Glew and, Jim McNichol, fair committee: Doug •• Stewart and Ingrid Claus,community better- ment end fundraising: Nancy, Schade and Glen' Rose; special events: Kevin Dutot and Trish Rimmer, sports: tviinter-Vicky Morrison. . and Diane Shapton; summer sports: Joanne Van Vliet, membership: Debbie Henderson and Diane -Oldfield, agriculture contact person: Terry Smith and scrap book commit- tee: Joanne Carter, Melissa Segeren, Julie McBeth, and Lisa Hoornaert. FIRST TIME curlers participated in a fun day of curling during the Winter Carnival on Saturday. Scott Hoegy, was a first time curler, and he was pretty good. The highlight of the carnival is an Atom hockey tournament which concludes this weekend„ (Wassink photo) 4-H quilting is 1 In 1984 we proudly celebrate Ontariq's Bicentennial by focusing on Quilting = , a henat� from our early beginnings in CaQuilting has a long history as a traditional craft. Today it is considered a fabric art form, used for clothing, window coverings, wall hangings, household accessories and, of course, bed quilts. _ Beginners wailear*somel asietecLniques string quilting. applique- and. Ow quilting stitch itself. They will complete nine small quilted article. Members with a little experience in quilting or sewing will have a'chance to use their creatine talents by choosing a more challenging design for their quilted project. To join a "4-11 Qiuilting" club, members, THE HURON °O R -A L A T .I 0 N S I project must be at least l? years of age f,►g4an>'1 `HuronCounty isjuststart/lig *err Qu 1 g. workshops for the 4-H leaders. If you have4tt. soaerdaughterbeiween the ages (maim who would be interested m . talin8 th* project, please contact your Rural Organi4 tion Specialist who will put you in contact with the nearest club in your area. Ifsa fun project - in ,fact, it'll leave you in stitches. TO LLOYD EISIER AND ` t CATHY MATOUSEK , • # : SEN rcr P GOLD MEDAL WINNERS ' AT THE r 1ATIOI JAL i-IGURE SKATING COMPETITION IN - REGINA, SASK. CONGRATULATIONS TO A FINE PAIR OF CANA- DIAN ATHLETES WHO ARE AMONG THE TOP. EXPOSITOR 527-0240 SKATERS D DEDICATION NN PAYS OFF- . YOUR HARD WORK AND SEAFORTH JEWELLERS 527-0270 CONGRATULATIONS AND OUR BEST_ WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESS IN YUGOSLAVIA. MARJORIE AND KEN '18148 Morrison gave the County report an JimMcNIchol presented the zone report. ThianwintleaJuniorFarejergoestoSharon Pethick. Hos_er of the month is an award presented tothejierson in the club who does the craziest for that month.. This month'sbaser is ).iz Stewart. She will be representing our club at the Barliliike leadership cam_p, The Junior Farmers hope this year to be just as au stili as 1983 and even *tort, A warm -*1600., ¢o nevi menibeirs. *tort, Sun.. 'Life Assurance Company of Canada AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE 'Ti s': DEF tREDANNU ES- ii1T��lSETik�I�SDQ4*1'�L N1PLE7 BLNt'N11.1AAlx $:6.S.P. NON-SMOIU<!tS$A �&VAILABLE WY Arnold=Stinnissen 1x9 GODERIC$gT:'EASi SEAFOBTH Tel, 527-0410. D. CARNIVAL CLIR N Grails` 9 and 10 students at Seaferth District' High School competed during winter `carnival for the queelipiniinpetifon. Left toright are Chris such• Nelemans, Lori McClure, Missy Caldwell, the queen; Barb Sloan( first runner-up and Jackie Bet); second runner-up. •w •(Hundertmark photo) *von over SO or turning 11? �`bsf r.OPEtcefibet r31,1984 ere, and wish secure a lifetime front BRSP or are interested in of her;. 5 , year investments at very coinpetmtive rates, call: Arf►otddJ. Stlnnissen 117 Unclench St. East, Seaforth 527-0410 MCI It LQP MUTt AL 'INSURANCE COMP NY Established 1876 Ph. 527-0400' -91 Main St- South, Seaforth FULL-.C9VERAGE Fares'81-tirbon Properties DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS - Ken Carmichael 4823354 'Levan everw Gsdkin 527-1177 Roes Leonhard* John McEcviag Stanley Marais Donald Mslcercher John A. Taylor - J.N. TrATartha Strias! Wim • AGENTS E.F. "ice" Dant tak Mcliasg61p War.1.e/ier 345-4234 5234359 524-7151 5274037 482-7527 482-7593 527.0897 5,7.1455 5274571 52i42:17 CALL AN AGENT OR • THE OFFICE SEAFORTH GULF SERVICE 527-0333 BEST OF LUCK AND GOOD WISHES FOR THE OLYMPICS /N YUGOSLAVIA. TOPNOTCH DS I,TD. 527-1911 HATS OFF AND BEST OF LUCK LLOYD AND CATHY IILDEBRAND AMER 527-0555 CONGRATULATIONS, OUR BEST WISHES WILL GO WITH YOU TO YUGOSLAVIA. • SEAFORTH REC. DEPT. YOU ARE TRULY CHAMPIONS AND S° FIGURE SKATING CLUB 527-0882 WEARE PROUD. OF YOU. DIXIE LEE CONGRATULATIONS TO LLOYD AND CATHY WHO 527-0220 ARE STILL PURSUING AND ACHIEVING. BEST OF LUCK IN YOUR FUTURE COMPETmONS. ANSTETT 527-1720 JEWELLERS LTD. FRANK KLI IVIG LTD. 527-1198 BEST WISHES AND CONTINUED SUCCESS IN YUGOSLAVIA. GOOD LUCK. WE, ALONG WITH EVERYONE FROM SEAFORTH AND AREA CONGRATULATE YOU BOTH ON YOUR SUCCESS. SILLS HOME HARDWARE G I N ETTE'S RESTAURANT ARCHIE'S SUNOCO HETHERIN SHOES - STEWART B ROS w 527-1620 527-1964 527-0881 TO LLOYD AND CATHY GO OUR HEARTFELT WISHES FOR THE FUTURE. FROM ALL OF US AT SILLS HOME HARDWARE'' CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR GOLD MEDAL WIN- NERS, FROM JIM AND GINETTE AND FAMILY. THERE IS NO -BETTER TIME THAN NOW,TO SAY THANKS TO LLOYD AND CATHY FOR PUTTING OUR AREA ON THE WORLD SKATING MAP. TON THE SHOE FITS. YOU'RE A GREAT TEAM! FR -1110 527 JERRY, DARLENE AND FAMILY. 527-0230 CONGRATULATIONS AND.OUR VERY BEST'WISHES FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS, FROM JIM AND DAVE STEWART AND THE STAFF -AT STEWART BROS. , CAMPBELL CROWN CONGRATULATiONSTOLLOYD AND CATHY - KEEP UP THE GOOD tdMfORx. nonsomninummannownonnannagammosoftwir QUEEN'S HOTEL 527-0820 M-CLAUGHLIN 527-1140 CHEV-OLDS LTD. BOB Et BETTY'S VARIETY E RADIO SHACK 527-1680 CANADIAN TIRE 527-1350 WISHING YOU THE BEST OF LUCK IN YUGOSLAVIA JIM AND JOAN AND THE STAFF IT IS GREAT TO SEE TWO YOUNG PEOPLE FROM SMALL TOWNS HIT THE BIG TIME. CONGRATULA- TIONS. WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU. BEST WISHES FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS, BOB AND BETTY AND FAMILY. FROM THE STAFF AT CANADIAN TIRE, WE WISH YOU GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES IN YUGO- SLAVIA. SEAFORTH INSURANCE STEDMAN'S 527-1950 527-1610 CONGRATULATIONS LLOYD AND CATHY .. BEST WISHES FOR EVERY SUCCESS IN YUGOSLAVIA. Isetavsessea BEST WISHES FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. DON AND PAT DEIGHTON - PROPS. PIZZA TRAIN 527-0180. GOOD STUFF!!