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The Huron Expositor, 1994-09-21, Page 22Community • ) 1994 Fair Ambassador -Contestants Winners to be selected Saturll'ay, Oct. 1 at Seaforth Community Centre JULIE MEDD Julie is the daughter of Leo and Sharon Medd of Seaforth. She is sponsored by Jackie's Donuts/Jhelm Skating Inc., Que- bec. MANDY HADENKO Mandy is the daughter of Larry and Deb Hadenko of RR 1, Clinton. She is sponsored by the Seaforth Optimist Club. NANCY STEWART Nancy is the daughter of Joan: and the late Mac Stewart of RR 1, Dublin. She is sponsored by the Seaforth Women's Institute. CARRIE McLLWAIN Came is the daughter of Jim and Donna McLtwain of Egmondville. She is sponsored by the Seaforth District High School. Ht HURON ■XPOSITOR, Soptltpll bee 29, 1994-9 ti r 49 ALL SUNWORTHY WALLPAPER BOOKS S. Continues to -::SUNWORTHY HILDEBRAND PAINT & PAPER 527-1880 15 Main St. Seaforth TIME TO PLANT! Perennials, Roses & NurseryjStock are ACARDEN MUMSL —. Fruits and Vegetables in season Pick Your Own or Ready Picked TOMATOES! Wr al., have ROMA PAS11. TOMATOES Pkaae briny, your ,', n r, hirer, 'Our hlew Perennial Garden jut keeps on blomalnn. You must come ate i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL &uuti ing Hurwl Cinotly since 1981' TE -EM FARM A Gardener's Paradise OPEN 9 to 6 7 days a week RR N Myf,rldTED ret EMMA M ONom Ica 48Z-3020 , Wailer w.y.a SELECT PEAMEAL BACON SCHNEIDERS BOXED Chicken, & Beef I (Nuggets, Fingers, Tenderloin) 459 ■LB. 125" °" Marked Price 'ORANGE I ROUGHY FILLETS 1 V iS Le. DEVON HAM STEAKS 175i 1 • 99 NORPAC COTTAGE ROLLS 279 I LB. BONELESS, FRESH' HAM ROAST 279 LB ftltfrilti fittit ANDREA GINGERICH Andrea is the daughter of Roy and Linda Gingerich of Seaforth. She is sponsored by the Seaforth Horticultural Society. JENNIFER MARION Jennifer is the daughter of Mike and Connie Marion of Seaforth. She is sponsored by Seaforth Legion Branch 156. BECKY GRAY Becky is the daughter of Marilyn and the late Gary Gray of Seaforth. She is sponsored by the Seaforth Lions Club. MARCY McCALL Marcy is the daughter of Murray and Sherry McCall of RR 4, Walton. She is sponsored by the Seaforth Lioness Club. USA WYNJA Lisa is the daughter of Allen and Frances Wynja of RR 4, Seaforth. She is sponsored by the Seaforth Co-op. LORI McCLURE Lori is the daughter of Laverne and Nita McClure of RR 4, Walton. She is sponsored by McGavin Farm Equipment. MELANIE CRONIN Melanie is the daughter of Stephen and Nancy Cronin of RR 4, Seaforth. She is spon- sored by the Knights of Columbus. JUDY DOLMAGE Judy is the daughter of Wayne and Sheila Dolmage of RR 2, Seaforth. She is sponsored by the Kinbum Foresters. Hensall Legion auxiliary sends delegates The Hensall Legion Ladies' Aux- iliary meeting was held September 6 in the Legion Hall. President Iva Reid was in the chair. The Auxili- ary Charter was draped and a mem- orial service was held in memory of the late Alice Ncilands. It was decided to send two del- egates to the Auxiliary Convention in Windsor. The sports officer gave a report on sports, it was decided to send one team to the bowling tour- nament in Seaforth. A discussion was held and plans were made to cater to the Veteran's Banquet in J Hensall by Liz Sangster 262 2715 October. Committees were appointed for the upcoming year. Lunch was served by the committee in charge. At Carmel Presbyterian Church, Rev. Mark Gaskin conducted the dedication of two flags for the sanctuary, this past Sunday. The Canadian and the Presbyterian Burning Bush flags were the gifts of the Moir family in memory of Olive and George Moir. Rev. Mark announced that on October 2 communion service will be held. Dorothy Taylor was the organist for the service. The Pres- byterian Church women are reminded to save their used stamps for the Bible Society. At Hensall United Church Roy Gilroy exchanged puipits with Rev. Henry Annen, who conducted the service at Brucefield. The finance committee served lunch after the �- Calling ALL BUSINESSES lARGE Or SMAII This is an opportunity for All service. October 2nd is World Communion Sunday. Thanksgiving Gift Boxes need donations of cookies by October 5. There will be a sitting service for children under 3, during church services. The Friendship Circle meets October 3 at 8 p.m. Thursday afternoon Ladies meet October 6 at 2 p.m. Committee chairs please give budgets to Eric Mansfield early in November. Beginning October 4, an eight session bible study on the first eight chapters of Mark at _ 10 a.m. Second meeting will be November 22. TIRES • TIRES • TIRES • Installation (New Tires) • Sales • Balancing • Repairs SALES & INSTALLATION OF COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS OIL CHANGESand . - _ MINOR REPAIRS a- ARCHIE'S OM Ethanol Gasolines • Sports Cards & Supplies • Hunting Fishing Licenses • Oil Changes • lire Sales & Repairs • Washing • Waxing • Pop Sales OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 24 Goderich St. East. Seaforth 527-0881 SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT Friday, September 30 7:30 p.m. Graduating Students and Award Winners are asked to be at the school by 7:00 p.m. VICE PRINCIPAL B. ECCLES PRINCIPAL J.H. MOORE a, The Huron Expositor will soon publish the 1994-95 SEAFORTH - CLINTON - MITCHELL TELEPHONE BOOK An excellent opportunity to advertise your business, to inform your customers of your services, products & more. The advertising staff at The Huron Expositor will help. Call Terri -Lynn or Mary toda A a ,r. Da ,M ............• o.,.... WHOLESALE AND RETAIL &uuti ing Hurwl Cinotly since 1981' TE -EM FARM A Gardener's Paradise OPEN 9 to 6 7 days a week RR N Myf,rldTED ret EMMA M ONom Ica 48Z-3020 , Wailer w.y.a SELECT PEAMEAL BACON SCHNEIDERS BOXED Chicken, & Beef I (Nuggets, Fingers, Tenderloin) 459 ■LB. 125" °" Marked Price 'ORANGE I ROUGHY FILLETS 1 V iS Le. DEVON HAM STEAKS 175i 1 • 99 NORPAC COTTAGE ROLLS 279 I LB. BONELESS, FRESH' HAM ROAST 279 LB ftltfrilti fittit ANDREA GINGERICH Andrea is the daughter of Roy and Linda Gingerich of Seaforth. She is sponsored by the Seaforth Horticultural Society. JENNIFER MARION Jennifer is the daughter of Mike and Connie Marion of Seaforth. She is sponsored by Seaforth Legion Branch 156. BECKY GRAY Becky is the daughter of Marilyn and the late Gary Gray of Seaforth. She is sponsored by the Seaforth Lions Club. MARCY McCALL Marcy is the daughter of Murray and Sherry McCall of RR 4, Walton. She is sponsored by the Seaforth Lioness Club. USA WYNJA Lisa is the daughter of Allen and Frances Wynja of RR 4, Seaforth. She is sponsored by the Seaforth Co-op. LORI McCLURE Lori is the daughter of Laverne and Nita McClure of RR 4, Walton. She is sponsored by McGavin Farm Equipment. MELANIE CRONIN Melanie is the daughter of Stephen and Nancy Cronin of RR 4, Seaforth. She is spon- sored by the Knights of Columbus. JUDY DOLMAGE Judy is the daughter of Wayne and Sheila Dolmage of RR 2, Seaforth. She is sponsored by the Kinbum Foresters. Hensall Legion auxiliary sends delegates The Hensall Legion Ladies' Aux- iliary meeting was held September 6 in the Legion Hall. President Iva Reid was in the chair. The Auxili- ary Charter was draped and a mem- orial service was held in memory of the late Alice Ncilands. It was decided to send two del- egates to the Auxiliary Convention in Windsor. The sports officer gave a report on sports, it was decided to send one team to the bowling tour- nament in Seaforth. A discussion was held and plans were made to cater to the Veteran's Banquet in J Hensall by Liz Sangster 262 2715 October. Committees were appointed for the upcoming year. Lunch was served by the committee in charge. At Carmel Presbyterian Church, Rev. Mark Gaskin conducted the dedication of two flags for the sanctuary, this past Sunday. The Canadian and the Presbyterian Burning Bush flags were the gifts of the Moir family in memory of Olive and George Moir. Rev. Mark announced that on October 2 communion service will be held. Dorothy Taylor was the organist for the service. The Pres- byterian Church women are reminded to save their used stamps for the Bible Society. At Hensall United Church Roy Gilroy exchanged puipits with Rev. Henry Annen, who conducted the service at Brucefield. The finance committee served lunch after the �- Calling ALL BUSINESSES lARGE Or SMAII This is an opportunity for All service. October 2nd is World Communion Sunday. Thanksgiving Gift Boxes need donations of cookies by October 5. There will be a sitting service for children under 3, during church services. The Friendship Circle meets October 3 at 8 p.m. Thursday afternoon Ladies meet October 6 at 2 p.m. Committee chairs please give budgets to Eric Mansfield early in November. Beginning October 4, an eight session bible study on the first eight chapters of Mark at _ 10 a.m. Second meeting will be November 22. TIRES • TIRES • TIRES • Installation (New Tires) • Sales • Balancing • Repairs SALES & INSTALLATION OF COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS OIL CHANGESand . - _ MINOR REPAIRS a- ARCHIE'S OM Ethanol Gasolines • Sports Cards & Supplies • Hunting Fishing Licenses • Oil Changes • lire Sales & Repairs • Washing • Waxing • Pop Sales OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 24 Goderich St. East. Seaforth 527-0881 SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT Friday, September 30 7:30 p.m. Graduating Students and Award Winners are asked to be at the school by 7:00 p.m. VICE PRINCIPAL B. ECCLES PRINCIPAL J.H. MOORE a, The Huron Expositor will soon publish the 1994-95 SEAFORTH - CLINTON - MITCHELL TELEPHONE BOOK An excellent opportunity to advertise your business, to inform your customers of your services, products & more. The advertising staff at The Huron Expositor will help. Call Terri -Lynn or Mary toda A a ,r.