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The anttttal Corporate Co eanthieni Stale Deputy _John Rodina o the
andttfortheFaihei$tephett; f - ntt'anberse ':20 yeas,
Eclkett Council, Knights of COM- .Richardu wncy,'Seafaath;
bus, Seaffoith And mea,' was held Oa Ducilaarrne : Zurich; . Francis
Sunday. ;die 10: hell, SLColn_ idban; IvaOMeidmger,
Mass was at 14°1)D• a ixt ere: St.' b; Brother a Bob: 1V1itoelhq ,
Peter's Paarish, Sl:,Tasaph's with an` ender; (.Loms.Nolan, .St.Colu lo,
. honour quard " of nineteen . Sir"; Rev.Peter! ween, l.< iota;Lady
tights of the Mir. D.J ' Eagan Re et.Zurich a d .John
st ,was held to Ztatcii with 93' Tony C tineas• Tlf
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MC.`for'tthe,day.'nttrndueeed Johne
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DePurY driest sp.eaker;
Dublin, • Ratymond
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Ron Ryan, ScColaunban
Thomas Eckert,-St'Cojuni an.
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Neighbours and friends enjoyed
an evening of progtesstve ync}ire
and visiting with Dons lalte,
tie her move out of the cdmmunt�'ty
to Exeter. Also ' present were .:
Doris's family. , The evening. held
in she township hall, was plannedt
by Win Riley, Esther Smale and .
FiedaKerslake. Doris Jeffery read'
an, eiddmss. of good- wishes and
presented Doris with a gift of
money. Doris expressed her thanks
and everyone enjoyed a bountiful
lunch.
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30. rs A fredi. Demon= 7 wieb:. ; '. ?{' -Need,* Feel More. An and
35 Tears, Dan , Hallahan, .aBlyth: citation --was received' from Geor$e
', , Toseph, Hardy.. St.C®Iaanbtii; _Geottier of DubinFurniiture:to hold
Hagan*. Seafonh and `en :a meeting at the Fiunttu:+e'Stsre'in
O'Rourke, Seafoetit.'40 Yea:'Loa , • Dublin s me;andhavea tour of
Maoris; Seaforth and ;- Franie ,:the Dublin Clocks- and Furniture
"Reynolds,.' Seeforth . . *now*: stores, Maria Vogels, .Diane. Egon
member: ' John J Flanagan. and F.atlher Jr Hardy attended the
SI!.Tosephs 'and Honournry ;' Life_; 7
mernber. i ozart Gehnas uric . - 0thaadtia .Dineary e Hie oncoal/endue;
! �+' h �, W1pWp4le Mane E�tQn gal* 'e
L'_ The St Columban ',Catholic -report on the convephon and' Ma is
Women's, ,League :held their (June• Volg henred,us>:a vides•; of
meeting<on Tuesday, June 5 in the the entertain mens. rope
'ream meeting room with 17 ladies ;Titis:k e i
° .. .. „ y;r�sttr 70thAApt
. 'of Ibe-Mational.C.W.L. ty
.. �Z Ali f�' WI,
titea Vogels opened ,, the
� Will celefate• on Stmday,
Sister
eating ! h aha l . Yee' and June 17, The St.eoluniban C,W I:.
Rita'Ci-el ikota- .tidies Will have a procession with
THE HURON EXPOSITOR. JUNE 13, 1990— 15
ing anniverse
the-banners—,:plate ftowxs at the
-0,lcssed Virow,hturs ;Statue and
serve coffee and donuts after Mass.
A ra tinder to' all ladies of St..
Colombia ° and the ;sumetmding
ureas ,Hilt die, June Social°is"Wed-
nesday' June 13 `(tonight) in the
St.Colunbam parish hall.• . Where
will be: entertainment; apennY sale,
hake''saie: ' a draw for ,a,.quilt- and
other draws, doe- prizes and lunch.
the 'meeting ' was adjourned and
closed; with praYer
$ VeoPiee
Ab and Eileen,—Crania attended
the bit tis of 1 their.
meat' --COMM Laura
cusslid wit Saila yv ome11's Institute -.
� �mebers
it sere Daakay recently visited Pte. w the6asarrnsRap hall for,;w potatoes make wonderful cone -
with au
sister Jean Freels, Belle i►Iar Grace , WEberheaidt ivas introduced b
t3aret Daypard .and
Mill . atccbm }e of llaia planning -the evening r Kerslake and thanked Eby
with : r Pmslded..openmg With the i ,Margarset Daynarad, Glace con-
Belleitiver. Andruskive bunitute Ode end' Mary Stewart " ducted a contest on the ward "e-
- col d " ea .ori Margaret had
c eriefee Eberhs ardt, an active organic
* �p�n� ��8►, r�at►ge f�saer, and .be also
of lter`aisters,�at;the hoarse t'Tron a Ecalete, Meeting, Fwith pentons.
an a p� Dew pat' the nvaronm t" d set
Tett .. sA Ciraars. The guest speaker.Was,'Erm up ; a display of environmentally
dlYeat c ve riendly household aids.
td , y , operates -the New president. Joyce Vivian,
and GP i ,heldrecertu ,at • Gentle -Rain Store, Stratford, He ' presided -for i the business portion,
the Memorial' Baptist • church in. explained how important if is to Joyce had pictures of the
Stratford. - bring the waste that we generate Craft ,day on Quilt Mar -
Cube Campont back to the soil, and�•also Ithe,:ad June Dicke baad taken, and gave
First Cromarty Cubs and their vantages of raised vegetable beef& them to the curator, Esther Smile
leaders enjoyed a campout at and small greenhouses. He also ;raid for the scrap book. Esther had
Wildwood this past weekend: that gar+deneas should miss mix rev
sial books on display at the
The Staffa _Women's Institute vegetables.. For example, beams and : '.meeting.
Pesticide safety expert addresses 4-H members
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On Friday June 8.1990 the third the Ontario Pesticide Education
4-H meeting of Farm Safety was program. He demonstrated how to
held at the home of Gerda Vendome . put on Neoprene gloves and how to
Hoven. The achievement night was take them off safely to prevent
announced for August 29 1090 at . chemical contamiaration.
the Brussels Pubic School.
Every member was to bring a He thea explained hazardous
piece of safety equipment Tanya symbols, the poison, flammable,
Vansteelandt, junior leader. explosive and corrosive symbols.
explained how each piece of equip- -
ment keeps us safe. We then watched a film called
Pesticides and the Environment. It
Members then talked about the explained how pesticides move in
different kinds of "tides". Some the environment, can enter the food
are: pesticides, insecticides, bac- chains and affect the public.
tericides etc.
Gerda Vanden Hoven then We examined a pamphlet called
introduced the guest speaker, John "It's in you. hands". It stressed safe
Hazlitt. He teaches Pesticides safety handling of pesticides, pesticides
Programs to farmers in Ontario for must be out of reach of children,
ey
how to dispose -of the pesticides ' e - Th
containers, also triple rinsing is
important, You must know or have
the telephone number of poison
control on your phone.
We then went through a
handbook called "Pesticides Safety
Handbook". It showed how to look
up the lethal dose_ (LD) number.The
lower the number'the more lethal it
is.
He then related incidents in
which farmers were accidentally
poisoned by improper chemical use.
or self protection. He then
answered everyone's questions.
He handed out a pair of neoprene
gloves and disposable coveralls for
veryone. ey were donated by
Dean and Craig at Cargill Limited
Clinton. We all got a sign that says
"Chemical Storage". They were
donated from the Ministry of the.
Environment. Janet Vanden Hoven
thanked Mr Hazlitt for his interes-
ting and informative talk and
presented him with a serail gift
Gerda then went over chemical
fonns,and ways chemicals enter the
body. through the skin, lungs, and
stomach.
She then demonstrated
triple -rinse with a soup can.
The next meeting will lie held on
June 15 at the home of Gerda Van --
den Hovers.
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tld. pi-�Storms.
MONEY RAISED FOR EPILEPSY - Golfers raised $2,000.for Epilepsy, n, r
felt to right: Bruce Dow, Manual LifeEP Pse. Hu dies gross
score; June:. From
mens gross score Charlie alLife,prize presenter; Life Marlene McInnes, ladies gross Gerry Hiltz,
p
Epilepsy, Hunn-Perth-Bruce. Oxford photo. presenter, Mary Vere, executive director of
photo.
Despite threatening skies and Top winners were: Ladies' Golf BLYTH The Blyth Festival,
powerful winds, a record number of Gross Score - First, Marlene Webster's Clothing and Footwear,
golfers turned out for the Fourth McInnes. Stratford; Second, Nancy The Green Gallery, Bainton's
Annual Golf Tournament for Epi- TIohnes, Clinton; Third, Joan Limited, Christmas & Country, The
lepsy Huron -Perth -Bruce at the McDougall; - 'Goderich. The prize OldMill, The Blyth Inn. LONDON
Seaforth Golf and Country Club on was $50 cash from National Trust,
Sunday, June 4th. Goderich. Men's Golf Gross Score fluff.
ed �KITCHENER - Randy Vere.
- Eighty golfers competed for nd, Budd oyes, Clinton; Third Hike. Clinton; Seco- - The Stratford F tivrupet Coffee. � Erie R&
prizes generously donated from (tied), Cam Addision, Clinton and
businesses throughout the region. It Frank Bubel, London. The prize - Manulife Financial, Charterways,
is expected as much as two thou- was $50 cash from Manulife Bill Heslop, Star's Men's Wea
sand dollars will be raised from the Financial, London; Charles Proctor, BAYFLELD - The Wardrobe, Times
tournament this year. Area Agent. & Places. The Albion, The Croft,
The golfers came from as far - The Sun Room, The Little Inn,
away as Toronto, London and - Other winners were: Ladies' Adnrinal Bayfield's, Culligan Real
Kitchener. Organizers were pleased Longest Drive, Cathy Pratt, Execu- Estate. TORONTO - Culverhouse
to have Neurologists Dr. R.D.• tive Dissector Epilepsy London & Foods. KINCARDINE - Peaches on
Gordon Blair from Toronto Western Area, Ladies Closest to Flag, Nancy the Park, Governor's Inn, The Erie
Hospital, and Dr. Warren Blume Lee, Clinton Men's Longest Drive, Bell, Waverider Charters.
and Dr. Rick McLachlan from Mike Moriarty, Bayfield, Men's GODERICH - Reick's l.D.A., The
University Hospita, London at the closest to Flag, Ken Cautochan, Bedford Hotel, Benmiller Inn,
tournament Board Chairman of Seaford,.
National Trust, Home Hardware,
Epilepsy Huron -Perth -Burse Dr. Pincher's Books and Magazines,
David Parrett was also in attends: Prizes were generously donated McDonald's,. Apple Auto Glass,
nce. for the ' tournament by, , from: The Royal Bank, Sharp's Creek
Agrichemicals for a growing world
Black, . daughter of Lloyd and
Melodic Biotic of Fergus ons ;Seg
daty, June 3. Ceitlin's stat nts,
an Leo and Obey (Cronin)Smith;
of-Actoo •Jim and .Kamen Conor
also ;attended' the basin of thein;
great niece.
• ,53rdCelebrated °
Hugh and Ann : Benniger ` of
Maplewood: F .Maher, eeSeaforeh
cclebzated'their 53rd weeding an
rive saty recently , Guests a With'
them - at ' theManor were .Ann's'
brothers and; sicster.and in=laws. Jinn
aid Mary O'Connor,: Ab and Eileen
Cronin and Alphonse and Annie
Cronin.
'AiSith, **hen and one
vistttheaoswered theroll' call by
mentioning one -thing carded this
week diet op ddhave been recycled,
Verge Mahon; -Lillian•Douglas
and ;Hazel' iTarbum were named to
a eanuniteee to set up a display on
"Hopechests" for the Mitchell Fall
Fair. Any girls between 17 and 22
who are interested in competing in
the -Queen of . the Fair contest
should kontact Joyce Vidian.
The bus trip committee. namely,
Roberta Templeman, Kay Smile,
Hazel.Harbum and Marjorie Drake,
roped on some prices of different
trips and it Was decided to go with
Maxi tours to Caledonia in early
July.
Annual,Robreported on the District
and St. saying that both Stratford
benefit"Eroom the Diss tcichospitals sheaf
the cook book sales money. Mem-
bers were reminded of the
A.C,W.W. projects "Women Feed
The World" and Coins for
Friendship, which are 'desperately
needed.
You'll Find It AL..
Barb McLean is the new
president for the Perth South
District Joyce closed the meeting
and a dainty lunch was served by
Marion McCaughey and Joyce
Miller,
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BOOKS
• PAPERBACKS
• HARDCOVERS
• CHILDREN'S
BOOKS
Irate; •.Peggy Denomme - Mary
Kay Beauty Products, Murphy's
Landing, Bailey's, The Paik House,
Standard ' Trust, Sales Creators,
Christopher lorgal Architect, Marie
Huron Beverages, Joan '& Howard
Shantz. CLINTON - John Wise
Insurance Broker, Gerry Hiltz Barr-
ister, The County Squash & Fitness
Club, Ball -Macaulay Limited, John
Duddy Real Estate; Clinton Auto
Parts, Dixie Lee Chicken, Ball &
Mutch Home Furnishing, Crossr-
oads, Langford Lumber, tee's
Shopping Centre, The Clinton News
Record, Edward Fuels & Scruton
Buses, The Royal Bank, Verbeek's
Garden Centre, Peter Roy Insura-
nce, Beattie Furniture Limited,
Epilepsy Huron -Perth -Bruce,
Masonic Lodge'No. 84, Marj and
Mickey Vere. SEAFORTH - Flower;
Magic. Seaforth Golf and Country.
Club, The Toronto Dominion Bank.
HENSALL - Rob Baker.
Gold • Tournament Committee
members were Lee Proctor, Clinton
and Brian Kennedy, Clinton, Chair-
man Gerry Hiltz, ' Clinton,
Co -Chairmen Charlie Proctor,
Clinton and Marie Huff. Goderich.
Fundraising Committee Members:
Donna Wood, Clinton, Eleanor
Erskine, Goderich; Liz .Herman,
Clinton; Pauline Watson, Amberly,
Pauline Helm, Stratford, Marie
Huff, Goderich; new Development
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