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The Huron Expositor, 1996-05-15, Page 10TNI HURON EXPOSITOR, May 15, 111811-11 Notice is hereby given that the Public is invited to the ANNUAL MEETING of Seaforth Community Hospital to be held Monday, June 24, 1996 at 8:00 p.m. in Conference Room 2 of Seaforth Community Hospital. for the purpose of receiving the Annual Reports of the Board of Directors and of the officials of the Hospital, for the election of Directors, for the appointment of Auditors, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. The By-laws of Seaforth Community. Hospital provide that the Board of Directors shall include trustees to be elected by members of the Hospital Corporation. Membership granting voting privileges may be purchased for two dollars before 4:30 p.m., May 24, 1996. Membership sold after that time will not entitle the purchaser to vote at this Annual Meeting. By resolution of the Board of Directors. William R. Thibert, Secretary Students learn spiders have eight eyes The kindergarten class made 'Mother Day' trinkets from recycled tin cans this week. The kids are doing a unit on Spiders and did you know that spiders have eight eyes and that they all don't live in webs? The class is looking forward to learning more about these interesting critters. They had some four - legged visitors this past week as well. Keiryn Jacobs brought in Pokeyher hamster and Chris Holmes brought in four kittens which, by the way, are ready for adoption. The Grade 1's were very busy this week writing thank you notes to McGavins, com- pleting their design projects of things found on a farm and visiting the Seaforth vet clin- ic petting zoo. There they were able to play with kit- tens, puppies, watched a very playful pig, and petted a pony and a nanny with two kids. Last week was animal health week. The Grade 2_ grandparent - friend day was a great suc- cess. The songs, and poems that they have been working on for some time went over very well. The kids. gave the guests a tour of the scnool, filled out family trees and then served them refresh - Horticultural Society Work bee planned for planting boxes The regular meeting of the Horticultural Society was held May 8 at Northside United Church. Owing to inclement weather, the gar- den tour was cancelled. A vid; o of Spring flowers was shown and a trip to Brazil by Peg DeJong. Roll call was answered by 15 members. Nancy Kale reported that Alice Van •Bakel won the draw at the Home and. Garden Show. Membership Walton by Patty Banks K87-6860 by Patty Banks 887-6860 ments. Grade 3's celebrated Authors Day by reading their hard=covered published books to their guests. The kids had made six batches of cookies during the week and served that a's well as punch to their family and friends. For environmental studies the Grade 4's took a hike up the road to the Huron County bush to pick out a tree that they could do a study on. While there they discovered an old foundation of a house. Nathan DcWit said he found a frog and they picked out the tree that they adopted for their research. On the way back to school the kids dragged back hags of garbage they had collected. The school held a family - math day where kids compet- ed against their parents doing math games. A great, time was had by all. Winners of books for the family night reading draw were Cassandra Banks and Nikki VanderVeen. The school will be holding a garage sale June 1. If any- one would like to"donate bak- ing or contribute in any way please call Val Pethick. Thirteen tables of euchre were played last Thursday night at the Walton Hall. First prize winners were Bob and Dorothy Dalton; second prize Judy and JoAnn McDonald; third - Olive Papple and Beth Pryce. Ladies lone hand win- ner was Evelyn Christiansen. Lone men's hand prize went to Dort McAdam. Come join the institute members in touring a colour- ful fragrant greenhouse and garden centre on Wednesday, May 15 at 1 p.m. from the Walton Hall. Edith Wey greeted worship- pers at Duff's United Church on May 12. Adam McClure lit the Christ Candle with Rev. Banks. Don Baan was called to the front and was then received into member- ship of Duff's United by transfer. Graeme Craig and Patty Banks, accompanied by Glenda Carter on piano, sang baptism song, "Out of Deep Unordered Water." Rev. and Leona McDonald called Monique and Don Baan and their infant son; Ryan John Karel forward to be received into the church. Brittany Holmes took part in the spe- eDi blin by Dorothy Dillon 345-2842 Dubliners celebrate 40th anniversary Happy 40th .wedding anniversary to happy 'Dubliners', Shirley and :Hank Kramcrs, who celebrate - this week. All your many friends wish you the hest in the years ahead. Eileen MacRae joined her cousins at the home of 'host- . e. ss' Joyce McKay, Stratford, • for their Spring 'Turner cousins' reunion on May 6. Don and Eileen MacRae spent Mother's Day with daughter, Nora Ann and son Trevor Jackson in London. Thought For Today. • Grcy hair is a blessing; ask any bald man! Seaforth Legion b Barbara Scott Legion yard sale on May 25 The yard and hake sale is being held on May 25. 8am- 2pm. Donations gratefully accepted. For pick-up call 527-0740. Members, baking for the sale can he left at the branch Friday evening. Once again, hot dogs will he on sale. The general meeting will he held on Thursday, May 16 at 8pm. Zone slo-pitch baseball will he held Saturday. July 13 in Lucknow and is open to all members. The provincial service offi- cer will he at Seaforth Branch 156 on June 27 at 9am. Contact Gordon DeJong for an appointment. The Exeter and Seaforth mixed golf tour- namcnt will be held on June 9 in Exeter. Sign on the list at the branch. • At the going down of thc sun and in thc morning we will remember thcn cards- and year books can he next year's celebration of 100 purchased at Hildebrand's. - years. Nancy Kale is getting a bus Eleanor Horst is to attend trip arranged for July 17 - Casa Loma, Toronto, Vclhous Nursery, Dundas. Supper will he at Anna Mac's in Millbank Bay. Lunch en route. OHA anniversary tulips can still be ordered until June 13. A work bee is planned for the evenings of May 28 and 29 to prepare boxes for planting. Flowers are to be planted at Northside United Church again this year. The. VON are giving the society a Centennial rose to kick off the full convention, Marjorie Phillips and Ruth Beuttenmillcr to attend one day, all expenses paid by our society. Horst gave a very interesting report on the Spring annual meeting held in Hanover, attended by five mcmhcrs. Door prizes won by Peg DeJong, Eleanor Horst and Nellie Van Der Pryt. . " Next meeting will be held June 5. Thea Wisch will be the guest speaker. We have the area's largest selection of top quality plants and nursery stock for your gardening needs. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK DAWN TIL DUSK SUNDAYS 8 - 6 Fee! free to visit us anytime! "Beautifying Huron Country Since 1981" TE -EM FARM 0rdeac, .' Pajackre (519) 482-3020 RR#1 Bayfield, Ont. NOM IGO Ted and Emma Vanderwouden Seaforth Public School Advisory Council RAFFLE WINNERS Computer - Carolyn Griffin Breadmaker - Marina Scott BMX Bike - Jack & Nancy Lubbers Framed Print - Lynn Kittmer Portable 16 in. TV - Valerie Hawke Portable CD Player - Lyle Haney Little Tikes Kitchen - Wayne & Ruth Hulley $100 GIFT CERTIFICATES Hildebrand - Peg Whetham Seaforth Grocery - Angie Jervis Tucker's Meat Market Kerry Blake Wilson Auto Service - Janet Zettel Cotton Throw - Ken Moore Season Family Pool Pass - Jean Dow Interior/Exterior Auto Cleaning - Wanda Moran Lg. Pizza/1 Mth. for 6 Mths. - Mary -Jo Drager THANK YOU The council would like to thank everyone who bought tickets and supported us. We would also like to extend sincere thanks to the follow- ing businesses for their generous support; Bob & Betty's, Canadian Tire, Box Furniture, Tucker's Meat Market, Hildebrand Flowers, U.P.I., Wilson Auto Service, Godfather Pizza, Lions Pool & Randy & Shirley Brooker! cial ceremony by pouring water into the font. Leona then carried the newly bap- tized baby around introduc- ing him to the congregation. The community of Walton extends its condolences to the Achilles family upon the death of Rolly Achilles. St. James Catholic Women's League. Spring Fling tonight at legion The regular monthly meet- ing of St. James CWL was held on May 7 at 8 p.m. in the St. James School comput- er room. Reports were given by the members of the executive. Marg Smale and Adrienne Hutchinson attended the Diocesan Convention in Windsor. Convention high- lights were read by Josie Nigh and Marie Palin. The Spring Fling is on May 15 at 7:30 at the Seaforth Legion. Plans were finalized for the evening's agenda. the meeting ended with tea and pumpkin loaf provided by President Mary Barnes. Osborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1St (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Farm Properties New Applications Are Welcomed DIRECTORS & ADJUSTORS Larry Gardiner, R.R. 2 Statta 345-2678 Maris Willows, RR 2, SI. Paws 393.6548 Larne Feeney, Mitchell 348.8853 Jade Hodgert, R.R. 1 Kxldon 229-6152 Joe Chafte, R.R. 5 Mitchell 348-9705 Michael OShea, R.R.3 Granton 225-2600 AGENTS - Wayne Mayer, Exeter John Moue, Dublin Joseph Uniac, Mitchell Head Office; Exeter 235.1915. 345-2512 348-9012 235-0350 A refund from surplus was declared for all policy holders who qualify, are on record and In good standing as at December 31, 1995. Winthrop Titans MEN'S SLO-PITCH TOURNAMENT Date: Friday, Saturday & Sunday - June 7th, 8th & 9th, 1996 - Place: Winthrop Ball Park Entry Fee: $185 per team Prize Money*: , 'A' Winner $490 + $20/win + prizes. 'A' Runner-up $390 + $20/vyin + prizes 'B' Winner $335 + $20/win + prizes 'B' Runner-up $260 + $20/win 'C' Winner $100 + $20/win 'C' Runner-up $50 + $20/win, , ' - may be pro -rated depending on number of entries Entry Deadline: May 31st, 1996 or 12 teams Mail the cheque, payable to the "Winthrop Titans", and the completed entry form to: Titans Ball Tournament P.O.Box938 - Seaforth, ON - NOK 1WO • - your cheque guarantees your entry Proceeds to support Winthrop Minor Ball and the 1996 Winthrop Titans Ball Club, For further information call Karsten Carroll 5Z7-1860 or Pete Martene 527-1681 or 522-0351 ANNOUNCEMENT Jack & Audrey McLlwain are pleased to introduce, Don Heard of G. Heard Construction who will be operating the Gravel & Excavation of John H. McLlwain Construction Ltd. effective immediately. Don resides in the Seaforth area & has over 20 years experience in the construction business. Ken McLlwain will continue employment with G. Heard Construction Ltd. serving all your excavating, backhoe, screened topsoil, septic systems & gravel needs. Jack & Audrey wish to thank the residents of Seaforth & area for their patronage over the past 36 years & wish Don continued success with his new venture. Don looks forward to serving you with the continued quality service that has made the business the success it has become today. Please feel free to call Don at 519-522-0307 or Ken (519) 527-0501 or 1-800-960-1867 for all your future construction needs.