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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-05-09, Page 9• FAMILY THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 9, 1984 A9 TALENT SHOW—Students of St. James school In Seaforth were treated to a talent show, put on by the students, Friday afternoon. Besides piano and violin solos were acts that Included tap dancing, singing, guitar and clarinet selections. Tickling the keyboard Is Mark Nolan who played "Bare Necessities". (Wasslnk photo) BOB & BETTY'S VARIETY & GIFTS Radio Shack SEAFORTH A.S.C. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 A.M. TILL 11 P.M. 11110111ER'sgMgr •CARDS BY COUTTS-HALLMARK When you care enough to send the very • GIFTS 'POTTERY •COFFEE MUGS • BOXED CHOCOLATES Turtles/Black Magic/Pot of Gold PHOTOCOPYING best WHILE YOU WAIT GET A COPY ANYTIME 9 a.m. till 11 p,m. 7 DAYS A WEEK Hensallrs Happy Hundredth • 84 .00�\\\\\\\smiiiow/U//////f/// " Aii�' i MOTHERS DAYisa �•�-,�YwYaP ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Dishwashers Special purchase for Mother's Day VRB5O1X BUILT-IN DISHWASHER c o 010 • 4 cycle • 2 pushbutton - normal • normal econo • Short wash • Plate warmer • 3 level wash Colour: White Over 60 dishwashers in stock . We Service What We Sell DRYSO.ALE MAJORCENPLIANCE TRE LTD. HENSALL 262-2728 Ontario CLOSEDMONDAY OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. "THE PLACE TO BUY APPLIANCES Hensallrs Happy Hundredth - 84 bicentennial dinner enjoyed by over 100 Over 100 members and guests of the Seaforth Horticultural Society spent an enjoyable evening on Friday, May 4 at Northside United Church at the Society's Bicentennial dinner. A delicious roast beef dinner was served complete with cornmeal muffins And many of those attending as well as those serving wore period dress. The tables looked attractive with green plants and coal -oil lamps. Dessert was Bicentennial cake, which was appropriately decorated with trilliums in green and white and was cut by President Ruth Beuttenmiller and Dr. rollin. Many enjoyed viewing the antique display of quilts, dishes, documents, a sample of cross writing, apple peelers, irons and tools. Guest speaker, ,Dr. Clayton Switzer, Deputy Minister of Agriculture, was unable to attend. He was replaced by Dr. George Collin, Executive Director of Education and Research, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Dr. Collin talked about horticulture, past, present and future. He said the Horticultural Society is the largest service club in Ontario with over 50,000 members. The first Society was formed near Toronto 150 years ago. It used about five acres of land for gardens which is now known as Allen Gardens. BIRTHS President Ruth Beuttenmiller told off the Society's other projects for this Bicentennial year, which are a flower bed at Victoria Park, a planting at Seaforth Hospital and the Bicentennial rose bushes which will be available at the society's meeting on Wednesday night. Clarence Lange, Chesleyt Director of O.H.A. spoke on behalf of District 8 which stretches from Lions Head on the north to Hensel) on the south. He stressed we should keep Ontario blooming. Rev. Vanslyke welcomed everyone to Northside Church and recalled how his ancestors settled near Niagara in the 1700s. Other guests present were Mayor Alf Ross, Marjorie Durnford, tsecond vice-presi- dent of the O.H.A., Pauline Richards, London past president O.1i;¢1., Don Pullen,. Clinton, Agriculture representative and members from several other horticultural societies. Jean Durst was presented with a service certificate for outstanding service in horti- I ature and the Mary Haugh Memorial Trophy. She has contributed generously to the society and community in' knowledge, plants and flowers, has helped with the junior club and has added much to the annual flower show, Ciderfest and plant sale, and garden tours. TEICHERT: Karl and Sheila (nee Butt) are happy to announce the birth of their son, Kyle Andrew, on April 25 in Stratford General Hospital, weighing 9 lbs. 7 ozs. A brother for Keegan. FLANAGAN: Peter and Joanne Flanagan are pleased to announce the arrival of Mark Stephen. He was born on April 27 at Seaforth Community Hospital weighing 7 lbs. 8 ozs. A new brother for Matthew.' STACEY: Bill and Sally Stacey are pleased to announce the arrival of their first child, a son Bradley William on Apr. 5, weighing eight pounds. A grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Stacey, Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs, Jack O'Rourke of R.R.1, Dublin; also a SEAFORTH HEALTH CARE FACILITY ADMINISTRATION are pleased to announce, on behalf'of staff and residents, the CANADIAN COUNCIL for HOSPITAL .4 - ACCREDITATION has awarded a second 3 year Accreditation ' to their facility. ....If It's Fashion, quality, Selection and Affordable prices you want, the answer is 26 Ont. Street STRATFORD PH. 291.9414 . ` `' '°' " •'«:vn 4i, m .v.+ �I -!cA Visit our '' BARGAIN:✓_•^.,; BASEMENT....a,,,..or`.. Discounts up to SO% OFF„_ and more I • Entrance through store or from Port, St. level. great-grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stacey of Mitchell. HILDEBRAND: Doug and Lori Hildebrand are pleased to announce the birth of Jeremy Andrew on Apr. 23 at Seaforth Community Hospital, weighing 7 lbs. 11 ozs. A brother for Angie. BROOME: Kevan and Cathy (nee Carter) are thrilled to announce the birth of their first child, a boy, Wade Carter, on May 5 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London weighing 8 lbs. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter of Londesboro and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Broome of Egnoondville. Proud great-grand- parents are Mary Robertson of Seaforth, George Carter and Jack Armstrong of Londesboro. Mrs. Durst, who was taken totally 'by surprise expressed thanks find invited all to come and tour her garden anytime. Everyone present received Bicentennial pins and the winners of Bicentennial posters were Beryl Nicholson and Dave Cornish while Mr, Lange won the flowers. Bicentennial dinner committee chairper- son Nancy Kale acted as M.C. for the evening. Other members of the committee were President Beuttenmiller, Luanne Phair and Steve Hildebrand. Pitch -in participants increasing every year More than ever before, Ontario residents are showing their community pride and appreciation for the environment, through involvement in Pitch -In, being held from May 7 to 13. Ontario's participation has increased since 1983 by 42 per cent according to the latest figures from the Ontario Federation of Anglers & Hunters, sponsors of the cam- paign which is endorsed and supported by the Ontario Ministry off the Environment. With more than 2500 groups participating, Pitch -In will make a major contribution to the beauty and cleanliness of Ontario this Spring. Outdoor and recreational organizations, many of whom are members of the Federation of Anglers & Hunters, have focussed their attention on' projects to conserve or enhance wildlife habitats and local, regional or provincial park areas. School groups, Scouting and Guiding organizations and town councils throughout the province are adding their strength to community beautification efforts during Pitch -In '84. In Seaforth, contact Luanne Phair at the town hall, Ray Contois at St. James Separate School or David Kemp at Seaforth Public School for more information. FOR CITIZENS OF THE WORLD... FOR CITI7.H., A CITIZEN QUARTZ FOR MOM. BECAUSE SHE'S WORTH IT! 2 YEAR GUARANTEE OCITIZEN QUARTZ from 80• ANSTETT JEWELLERS Clinton Seaforth - Exeter Walkerton - St. Marys AIRCRAFT SPRAYING by Jim's Flying Service ON WHEAT—GRAIN—BEANS—CORN The Toss of 2 bushels of grain by ground equipment under dry conditions pays for our service. "PLUS” Thousands of hours of crop spraying experience to insure the job is done right. All applications fully guaranteed to your satisfaction. CaII now to have your fields looked at as we anticipate another busy season. CONTACT MILTON J. DIETZ LIMITED SEAFORTH ONT. 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