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NEW BUSINESS OFFICIALLY OPENS - Quality Jersey Products Ltd. on High Street
had its ribbon cutting last Friday. Because it is agriculture related, Mayor Dave Scott said
it was a "perfect fit" for Seaforth. Huron MPP Helen Johns noted how many barriers the
company had to overcome before last week's ceremony. CEO Bruce Smith emphasized
the firm plans to become the leading Canadian producer of premium quality cheese and
dairy products - all from 100 per cent Jersey milk." Front, from left: Mayor Scott, MPP
Johns, Bob Dowe, OMAFRA. Top: Peter Gould, Dairy farmers of Ontario, CEO Smith.
The Tartan Chameleon
Every day was a gold day of golf
The summer of '98 will
be remembered by golfers,
as the summer when every
day was a gold day. Now
that September has arrived
many golfers are thinking
about stashing the gold
equipment in the garage
until that trip south. It's
usually a long, cold winter
in these parts, so why not
extend the golf season as
much as you can?
If you enjoy the casual
golf and would like to visit
some other courses in the
area why not check out
some of the autumn golf
deals? Many courses offer
two for one coupons at this
time of year. Other courses
may have discounted green
fees or power carts, and still
others may even have great
:autumn gold 'getaway
'packages including
accommodation and meals.
It's worth it to phone around
before hopping in the car
this fall.
This is "scramble season"
and the calendar is full of
scrambles scheduled nearly
every weekend right through
until November. They are
usually men's affairs but
there are some ladies
scrambles too. Golfers love
this format especially in the
cool weather when an
individual's swing may not
be in its best form. The
team atmosphere allows for
errors as well as a lot of fun.
Add a good meal, a chance
at the prize table, and you
have a great way to spend
an autumn Saturday whether
it rains or shines.
Golf Club News:
The senior closing
scheduled for Sept. 21
wraps up a very successful
summer for the local senior
golfers. Each Monday
morning around 40 seniors
teed if up for nine 'holes of
fun and camaraderie. I am
sure they're all looking
forward to the 1999 season
which will be here before
we know it.
Closings are scheduled in
both the men's and women's
divisions. The men will
enjoy an 18 -hole scramble
on Saturday, Oct. 3,
followed by a steak dinner
and prizes. You must sign
up in advance in the pro
shop. The women will
enjoy their closing on
Thursday, Oct. 1. There
will be golf followed by a
dinner and prizes. Please
sign up in the pro shop or let
the womens committee
know if you intend to
participate.
On Sept. 27 there will be
a "Junior Buddy" day.
Young golfers will be paired
with adults for a fun nine -
hole event followed by a
light lunch. All juniors and
adults are welcome and will
be matched up with
someone if you wish.
Please sign up in the pro
shop. The Couples closing
and turkey shoot will be
combined and scheduled for
Sunday, Oct. 4 - the perfect
time to win your
Thanksgiving turkey.
Men's Night winners last
week were: Wayne Cronin,
Brian Nigh, 'and"' V.,
"
Townsend. Skins were won
by Fraser Hetherington, Ken
Doig Sr. and Cam Doig.
Congratulations to Todd
Doig who defeated Alex
Westerhout in the final of
the Men's Match Play
Championship to win the
1998 Brad Smith - Don
Eaton Trophy.
Clinton pipe band performs
Residents and many
members of the community
gathered on our front lawn
on a beautiful fall evening
for a wonderful performance
by the Clinton Legion Pipe
Band. The stirring sounds of
the pipes and drums
combined with the crisp
autumn air made this event
truly memorable.
We also enjoyed beautiful
weather for our Heart and
Stroke Gold Tournament,
More than $1200 was raised
for the Heart and Stroke
foundation. All who
participated were treated to a
steak barbeque with all the
Workshops
Kippen East WI met Sept.
15 to tour a meat shop and
hear about all the products
available to help prepare
quickbr meals our families
could enjoy. There are many
things packaged that seniors
can prepare easily and also
single servings.
Members then went to Lil
McLellan's for the rest of the
meeting.
Grace Drummond
welcomed everyone and read
a poem.
The Ode was sung and the
Mary Stcwart Collect
reported.
Seven members and one
visitors answered the roll call
•
rimmings and prizes for
everyone. Local businesses
donated prizes for this event.
In keeping with the spirit
of the fall season, we
enjoyed an outing to the
Thresher's Reunion in Blyth.
Old tyme music, a
performance by the "classic
tappers" from London and
enjoying the sights aboard
the "people mover" were
some of the activities our
residents took part in.
Jack and Irene Vincent
from Exeter entertained with
a "Country Music Concert"
for our Western Days event.
Staff were all dressed in
western style outfits and all
were treated to our final
barbecue of the season.
Coming events: Thurs.
Oct. 8, 2 PM - Thanksgiving
Wine and Cheese Party; Fri.
Oct. 9 and Sat. Oct. 10 - Fall
Fair Booth; Thurs. Oct. 29, 2
PM - Oktoberfcst Dance
with Gladys Van Egmond
and her Mcrry Makers.
will be held in Hensall
Kippen
East WI
"What is your beef about
packaged products."
Minutes were read and the
treasurer's report given,
showing we arc almost
broke.The Tweedsmuir
workshop held in Dashwood
in August was reported on
'by Hilda Payne.
• Oct. 4 is the Huron Farm
Hikers Tour beginning at the
Agriplex in Seaforth.
• Oct. 5 - Huron County
WI Rally at Walton.
• Oct. 22 - arca convention
in Kirkton.
• Oct. 29 - WI workshops
to be held 'at Hensall United
Church. Join the fun of
redoing your lampshade and
make a Christmas angel or
create a North Pole elf or
learn paper piece quilting.
Payne and whoever can go
with her will be delegates to
the rally.
Helen MacLean gave
everyone a "Smile" and
Dorothy Bell had a poem
"Have a Happy Day."
Courtesy remarks were
given by Mona Alderdice.
The meeting closed with
the WI prayer.
Cameron
places
well at
Games
Kristy Cameron, the up-and-
coming 17 -year-old Clinton -
area ,swimmer coached by
Kendra Papplc of
Egmondville, placed sixth and
seventh in her races at the
Commonwealth Games in
Kuala Lumpur.
Cameron, a former Huron
Hurricane, and Papplc, former
coach of the swim club, moved
to Guelph in the summer.
The recent Malaysian games
was Cameron's first
international competition.
She was seventh in the 400m
individual medley and seventh
in the 200m individual medley.
Papple did not accompany
her to the Games.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 30, 1998-15
Mass of Resurrection is held
On Sunday Sept. 13, more
than 200 people attended the
Cemetery Sunday Mass at St.
Columban Cemetery. The
Mass of Resurrection,
remembering all our dead
relatives and friends, was
concelebrated by Father Tony
DelCiancio and Father Paul
Mooney. A social time of
coffee, donuts, and visiting
after the mass was enjoyed
by all. Many thanks to all
those who worked to make
this day so special for us.
Twenty-nine members
gathered recently to celebrate
Joe Manley's 82nd birthday
at the home of his daughter,
Marie Hicknell. Among
those in attendance were
Ruth and Werner Marx from
Deka Lake, B.C.; Keith and
Josh Manley and boys from
Stratford; Pat Corman and
family from Waterloo; Joe
and Mary Ellen Hicknell and
family from Port Stanley;
Teresa and Martin Van Raay
and family from Dashwood;
and John and Sheila Hicknell
and girls from Sebringville.
A good time was had by all.
Congratulations, Joe!
The sincere sympathy of
our community is extended
to Maryann and Pat Feeney,
Matt, Mark, Andy and Erin,
at the loss of their father,
father-in-law, and
grandfather, Frank Van
Bergen.
The local Knights of
Columbus, Father Stephen
Eckert Council, sponsored a
successful soccer tournament
in St. Columban, Dublin,
Mitchell, Kinkora, Brussels
and St. Mary's participated.
The St. Mary's team put out
St. Columban for the "A"
championship, while the
Mitchell team put out the
Grade 9s
welcomed
Grade 9 students at
Seaforth District High School
were welcomed on Friday
Sept. 18 with a variety of
games and activities.
The day consisted of fun
games with each Grade 9
student participating. Gaines
00,,ie,IkAI,Wr,P4fltiAlg�'
chubby bunny contest• and ,a
tug-of-war. A crazy obstacle
course that later turned into
beach volleyball after a few
technical difficulties was the
highlight of the afternoon.
Awards were received by
Mark Moffett - most
enthusiastic Grade 9; Wade
Broome - Dirtiest Grade 9;
Jacqueline Kilgour - Chubby
Bunny Contest winner; Joey
Nesbitt - elbow painting; and
finally Mike Delvccchio and
Aaron Barker shared the fill-
in contest. The day was a
great success and will take
place again next year here at
SDHS.
Melissa Harrison
Laura McGrath
1
St.
Columban
Brussels team for the "B"
championship. Many thanks
to the Knights for their hard
work to make this a
memorable day for the young
people.
A hearty and warm St.
Columban welcome to Terry
and Peg Sloan who recently
moved into the "outskirts."
Also to Kenneth and Jennifer
Ryan, Katie and Matt, who
have moved into the
"downtown."
Many best wishes to Keith
and Pat Ferry, who have
moved to their new home in
Delaware, On.
The weekly Farmer's
Market held on Wednesday's
in St. Columban from 2 p.m.
to 7 p.m.., on the parking lot
at Dianna's Country Bakery
and Restaurant, has had a
successful first season,
according to Dianna. It is
expected to continue until the
end of October.
We wish all those students
returning to college and
university much success in
your studies and assignments
this term; also safe trips
when you come home to
visit!
Anyone wishing to submit
news for St. Columban can
contact Mary C. Ryan, by
telephone at 345-3560 or by
fax at 345-0018.
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