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PHOTO BY DAVID SCOTT
GETTING READY - Tanya and Mark Franken of Brussets get their Holstein ready tor Mark
to show Friday moming at the 4-H calf show which preceded the Huron Holstein Show.
Congratulations on new arrivals
prayers are with you all. We
will remember Fred.
Joe Eckert was pleased to
have the following visitors:
Sandra and Chris Storey.
Clinton; Keith and Rita
Kelly, Seaforth; Chris
Manfini (Olga's nephew from
Guelph), Shirley and Ricny
Van Loon, Holland Landing
and Ccc Ryan, St. Columban.
Birthdays are always a
great part of my news. Happy
55th birthday to a very spe-
cial Seaforth friend, Pat
Kenny, who always knows
how to enjoy a good time and
welcome his many, many
friends. Thank you Brenda
for arranging such a great
surprise party.
Busloads of veterans visit other area Legions
Congratulations to Mike
and Terry Bruxer (nee
Vandenberk) and big sister
Michelle on the happy arrival
of Alex Michael born on July
2 weighing 7 Ihs. 11 oz.
Congratulations to proud
grandparents Joe and Jean
Vandenberk of Stratford and
Frank and Maureen Bruxer of
Dublin. Mike and Terry. all
your friends share your hap-
piness.
Congratulations to Jim and
Tanya Poppe on the happy
arrival of Kristen Wilhelmina
born on July 30 weighing 8
lbs. 3 oz. (Jason is thrilled to
have a little sister).
Dublin
by Dorothy Dillon
345-2883
Congratulations to proud
grandparents Mary and Gerry
Armstrong and Willy Poppe.
Jim and Tanya, all your
friends send you our love.
Heartfelt sympathy of the
community is extended to the
family. relatives and friends
of Fred Harburn, Seaforth,
(originally from Hibbert
Township) who died on Aug.
15. Funeral service was held
on Aug. 18. Our love and
Last Saturday two busloads
of veterans, spouses and eth-
ers took a trip to visit Mount
Forest and Harriston Legions
and then to Brussels Legion
where dinner was served by
the Ladies Auxiliary.
Entertainment was piano and
bagpipes at Brussels. Mount
Forest and Harriston treated
Seaforth
Legion
by Barbara Scott
us to crackers and cheese. All
those who went on the trip
had a great•time. Thanks to
President Jim Watson and his
Civic awards given out
The Hensall Shuffleboard
scores for August 12 are as
follows: Ethel McMurtrie
613, Dave Woodward 544,
Margaret Deichert 519, Ray
Bennewies 496, Alice Thiel
494. Allan Johns 493, Hazel
McEwen 488, Lorne Archer
446.
Five games: Ina Williams
451, Tom Williams 308.
At Hensall United Church
Nancy Fraser was the minis-
ter with Mark Garlough in
charge of the ministry of
song. John Thomson brought
words of welcome and the
announcements. John
Goddard read from the Old
Testament, Epistle Reading
and the illumination of the
Word.. The ushers were
Joanne Rowcliffe and Elaine
Corbett. Judy and George
Parker were. the greeters.
Thanks. to Helen McLean for
the unique bouquet.
Best wishes are extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Steve
McGregor who Rev. Stan
McDonald united in marriage
on Saturday.
At Carmel Presbyterian
Church Rev. Grant Darting
was the guest minister with'
Dorothy Taylor as the organ-
ist. Rev. Peebles will be the
guest minister next Sunday.
Wednesday, August 20 is
the Hensall and District
Horticultural Society's. annu-
Hensall
by Liz Sangster
262-2715
al' flower show at the
Queensway Rest Home.
Come out to see the flowers,
visit with the residents and
visit the tea room.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to Hilda
Payne and family on. the
passing of Carl.
Saturday. August 16. 1997
was the second annual beef
barbecue and elimination
draw in the village of
Hensall. The evening also
served to, pay tribute to some
outstanding volunteers in the
village of Hensall. Ron
McTaggart was honored as
"Sport Volunteer of the
Year," Linda Randall as
"Civic Volunteer" and
Margaret Cole as
"Humanitarian Volunteer of
the Year." Presentations were
made by Councillor Jeff
Reaburn. Another special
award was presented to Iva
Reid, of Hensall. Iva .was
nominated by the Hensall
Parks Board to receive a
provincially issued "Senior
of the Year" award. Iva was
nominated for her dedication
to community service.
Quilt tickets on sale soon
Seaforth Women's Institute
,held its Aug. 12 meeting at
the home of Olive Papple.
President Viola Lawson wel-
comed everybody. -The
Opening Ode was sang. Mary
Stewart Collect was repeated.
Roll call was answered by 12
members. Minutes of the last
meeting were given by Betty
Hulley. Treasurer's report
was given by Helen
MacKenzie. The quilt will be
in the store and tickets will
be sold on August 28, 29. '
Potluck dinner 'fleeting is
Sept. 9 at 12 at' .Kay
O'Rourke's. Bring your own
dishes and cutlery. Clarissa
Stewart and Marjorie Rock in
charge.
The meeting was turned
Women's
Institute
over to Olive Papple and
Evelyn Carter. Olive read
"What is a Country" and
"Teaching a Cdf to Drink".
Evelyn Carter had a, reading
"Bake by Scratch". Marion
Gordon conducted a contest
which was won by Marjorie
Rock. Another contest,
Packing Gram's Trunk, was
won by Betty Hulley. The
meeting was adjourned.
Lunch was served by
Marion Gordon, Doris Hugill
and Jessie MacGregor.
helpers for the great day out.
The Branch will be hosting
a Sunday dinner for the pub-
lic on September 21. Keep
this date in mind.
The Branch was saddened
to hear of the death of Fred
Harburn. To his family and
friends we express our sin-
cere sympathy.
At the going down of the
sun and .in the morning we
will remember them.
PHOTO BY DAVID SCOTT
JUST A LiTTLE OFF THE TOP - Sandra Shuttel of Godench holds Pat Hallahan of Blyth's
calf so Joe Russwurm of Mildmay can take the clippers to this Holstein's top line in prepa-
ration for 4-H showing Friday morning at the Seaforth Fairgrounds.
Loonie Landscapers learn about plants
Meeting four of the Loonie
Landscapers was held at Jen
Smith's residence. We talked
about different zones that
certain plants are able to
grow in. We then ventured
out into Egmondville to
judge first, second and third
for all the lots. There was a
variety of houses mentioned
for many different things:
variety of bushes, lawn orna-
ments, attractive, organiza-
tion, etc. When finished the
group went back and told
who we picked and ate ice
cream for a snack.
The Loonie Landscapers'
fifth meeting was held at Te -
Em Farms near Bayfield. One
of the workers gave us a
guided tour to teach us about
everything held in every one
of those 11 hot and steamy
greenhouses. When the tour
was finished, we went to Pine
Lake for a swim and chips
and pop.
Meeting six was held at
Ashley and Arnie Nigh's
house on August 11. We dis-
cussed the achievement night
and decided that it would be
held on August 20 at Kendal
Carnochan's residence.
After that was figured out.
we talked about environmen-
tally friendly ways to kill the
bugs that are eating up our
flowers, trees and vegetable
plants. Lawn mowers were
then talked about because
there are many ways that a
child can be in,tured when
someone is mowing the lawn.
The group then went out-
side to play a game of "base-
ball". You would stand at
home plate and the pitcher
would ask you a question. If
you answered correctly, you
would get a single, double,
triple. or even a home run.
When finished we ate
Timbits and had juice.
Seaforth club well represented in tourneys
Seaforth lawn bowlers have
been well represented in out-
of-town tournaments this past
week. Fred and Betty Tilley
placed first in the Bill
Ducklow memorial double
draw at Mitchell on Sunday
with 3w + 49. Lee Ryan and
Thelma Coombs were high
two game winners. Bowling
in Atwood • last Tuesday saw
Carol Carter and Edna Bell
two game winners. At
Goderich last Wednesday at
the Lorne Webb memorial
Neil and Edna Bell were third
and .Lee Ryan and Carol
Carter two game winners.
Last Sunday in Lucknow
again saw Fred and Betty 145 bowlers present. The
Tilley take first place and Lee Seaforth greens are noted
Ryan and Carol Carter also in throughout Ontario for their
the prizes. good condition - a tribute to
At the Clinton Raceway the greenskeeper and proper -
tournament on Wednesday ty committee. Good bowling
Lee Ryan and Carol were to ad
first. Art Finlayson and people Walton
Brenda Empey and Jack and
Mane Muir also a two -game out touring
winner.
Mohday evening will see a Ralph and Amy McCrea of
men's tournament at the Blyth and Howard and
Seaforth greens rescheduled Audrey Hackwell enjoyed a
due to the unfavorable weath- day touring and shopping
er last Monday night. down Woodstock -Ingersoll
Wednesday will see Seaforth way and whilethere visited
green's largest tournament of with Dr. Rudy and Joan
the season in play with some Liebold.
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