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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-08-15, Page 14Ztevens DISC JOCKEY SERVICE tuatry Gold b mock 'n' Aoll • • c WA) KULA& MIAOW NII MEM OMC MAK 90011 UMW. AMAK w. wtowra oMCI MMOVftlA N mann ITC N n. •.r...wsi •.....•.. - NOU»k,) - 11417-61119 ..y4 s « tvwwc.s 14 THE HURON EXPOSITOR AUGUST 15, 1990 • THE SEAFORTH & • OIITRICT PRESCHOOL LEARNING CENTRE has spaces availed* for tan enroum•nt. AM children ages 21 to 5 welcome Please call 527-0363 for further intorrnatbon Diane P•ckitt i r QUEEN'S SEAFORTH IS OPEN ZION. -SAT 11 A.Y.-2 P Y. rHUM , FRI. Evening 4 P.Y.♦ P.M We would like to see you Try Us Again Fast Home Cooked Meals J • FIRo1111 LOUNGE t PATIO QUEEN'S i Country Music is Back in Seaforth DENIM & LACE FRIDAY AUG. 24 NO COVER CORRECTION Signal Star Publishing regrets the error in date of the Huron Family Coalition Party Association NOMINATION MEETING Appearing In the August 8th edition AUGUST 17, 1940-1990 CLARENCE and IVA (ALLAN) REID Hensel) ENGAGEMENT ,4),\ upturnmala Walter McKenzie Photo McCULLIGH-MONTGOMERY Mr. and Mrs. Jim Montgomery, Mitchell, and Mrs. Ruby McCulligh, Seaforth, are pleased to announce the forthcoming mar- riage of their children Bonnie Mae and Danny Calvin. The marriage is to take place Saturday August 25th, at 3 p.m. in Main Street United Church, Mitchell. SEAFORTH MANOR Manor holds party for their activity director 1'h13 past two weeks have brought (Daly Interesting acavities W Our residents here at Seaforth Manor. On July 30, several residents and staff membersm the living room towish Swain well in her new pursuits. Sue was presented with a lovely gift and a beautifully decorated cake was enjoyed by all. July 31 was "Euchre at Maplewood Manor" day. Our residents enjoyed walking over to Maplewood for an afternoon of cards. Winners were: Men's High - Frank Smale, Mens Low - Peter Treemer, Women's High - Edith Vincent, Women's Low - Margaret Smale, Lone Hands - Minnie Scoa. Our monthly Resident's Council meeting was held on Saturday, July 4, followed in the evening by a "Pyjama Bingo". Lucky winners were Frank Smale, Mary Essery, Maxine Elliot Gladys Ruston, Dennis Arney, Keith Harmon, Margaret Smale and Ila Gardner. Thanks to volunteer ladies Viola Lawson, Doreen Kelly and Greta Kerr and to student volunteers Christie and Charlotte Laycox, Carrie Bennewies and Steve Phil - Following the holiday weekend, our residents got back into action with Fun and Fitness which is held three umes a week here at the Manan. Tuesday, August 8, ow Baking Club baked up several batches of "Banana Jam Muffins". These were later enjoyed at evening snack and received "rave reviews" from everyone. Thanks to Volunteer Viola Lawson for assisting us. In the afternoon Doris Squire, Alvin Dodds, Mattie McGregor, Jean Elliot, Irene Omand, Keith Harmon and Mort Mann enjoyed a walk out to the Freeze King for ice cream. Our week's activities concluded with a Friday afternoon movie shown in the living room after which everyone enjoyed pop and cheesies. Corning Events: August 14, Bus trip to Stratford. Staffa family at funeral Staffs Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 235-2346 Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Jeffery, Mr. and Mrs. James Jordan of London, and Ross Kercher, Hensall, attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Jack (Jeanne) Wright of Sarnia on Mon - STEAK BARBECUE and CORN ROAST Winthrop Ball Park SAT., SEPT. 1 5 to 7:00 P.M. Admission: $1090 per person Tickets available at Winthrop General Store 527-1247 FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE .11Nr'nv Beuerman - Feltz Greg Beuerman son of Elsie & Ron Beuerman and Barb Feltz daughter of Marion Feltz wish to announce their forthcoming marriage on Sat. Aug. 25 at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen at 2:00. GOOEIIICN S24.711I1 ; FRI. - THURS. AUGUST 17 - 23 FRI. & SAT. 7 & 9:10 P.M. SUN. - THURS. 8 P.M. day, August 6. Ross Kercher was a pallbearer for the service. people Gerry Fraiser of Egmondville returned home from Victoria, British Columbia, where she had been visiting her son Jon and his wife Colleen. )4 j • 111, el ~ Y 4414.14, irs11611.1p06.6 woo"' If' N, ;MP 9v*, t 7 ,„ INef 1 ON WITH THE GAMES - Residents of Seaforth Manor had a BBQ party Saturday at the Manor that was followed by games. A cottonball game is played here by Marg Lane, front left, and partner Danny Morrison and Marjorey Maloney, front right, and partner Anne Downey. Oxford photo. LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1400-2$5-343$ FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO STEEPLEJACKS ON THE STEEPLE - St. Thomas Anglican Church, Seaforth, had steeplejacks from Sarnia erect scaffolding last week to prepare the church for painting. Oxford photo. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••.••e••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DABBER BINGO $1 00000 JACKPOT •2 Share The Wealth • 10 Regular Games APPROX. 8170000 TOTAL PRIZES THURSDAY, AUG. 16 7:30 p.m. MITCHELL COMMUNITY CENTRE Sponsored By MITCHELL-LOGAN KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS • • Interested in the possibilities of • conservation tillage in your fields? • Then plan to attend the Ministry of • Agriculture and Food Conservation • Tillage Field Day tomorrow, August 16, at the former Don Ripley farm near Ripley. Along with No -Till drill demonstrations and equipment displays, a Winter Canola com- Deer season dates announced for 1990 The Wingham District offices of the Ministry of Natural Resources has announced the dates for the 1990 deer season. • Wildlife Management Unit 85, which includes Huron County and Minto Township, in Wellington County, has designated October 15 - November 4, and November 9 - December 31 as designated hunting season for BOWS AND ARROWS ONLY, no dogs, and open to On- tario residents only. November 5 - November 8 is designated for a controlled four- day hunt for SHOTGUN AND MUZZLE LOADERS ONLY, no dogs, open to Ontario residents only. For this four-day hunt, all hunters must have their deer license validated by a special tag. Farmers and landowners of 50 acres or more are eligible to receive a tag. Other Ontario residents must enter their names in a lottery type draw for a limited number of validation tags. Applications for this hunt are now available at the Wingham District office, and must be completed and returned to the office by 5 p.m., August 31, 1990. • Wildlife Management Unit 84, covering Southern Bruce County, has announced October 15 - November 4 and November 10 - December 31 as season for BOWS AND ARROWS ONLY, no dogs, and Ontario residents only. November 4 - November 9 is designated for RIFLES, SHOT- GUNS AND MUZZLE- LOADERS, no dogs, and again for Ontario residents only. Unit 84 is managed by the selec- tive harvest season, and therefore hunters must have submitted their completed applications for an antlerless deer tag to the Ministry of Natural Resources Wildlife Branch in Toronto, or a district office by July 31, 199T. No -Till drilling highlighted at field day • • • • • ••••••••0•••••0•••••••0••0••••••••••• parison plot will he planted during the afternoon. The Field Day gets underway at 1 p.m. and runs until 4, with a rain date Scheduled for Friday the 17th. The farm is located at Lot 23, Con- cession 2, Huron County, just 4 miles south and 2 miles west of Ripley.