Huron Expositor, 2000-07-05, Page 13county fairs.
This project combines fun
and education in a way that
will appeal to everyone. For
further information -call (519)
271-5311.
80th
Birthday
The family of
LUELLA REGELE.
invites you to an
Open House
at the Regele Farm,.
SUNDAY,
JULY 9, 2000,
1:30 TO 4 P.M.
L edI 2th:iiteA
Gtr
Potluck lunch
starts noon
Seaforth WI
meeting
Seaforth Women's
Institute held its June
meeting at Helen
MacKenzie's home.
We sat down at noon to a
lovely potluck lunch.
Minutes of the May
meeting were read by Betty
Hulley. Quilt tickets were
handed out. We will be
selling tickets on the quilt at
"Midnight Madness" in July.
Treasurer's report was
given by Helen MacKenzie.
The District picnic is July
4 at Crediton, Seaforth is to
bring dessert.
The meeting was turned
over to Helen MacKenzie.
Jean Keys and Helen read
"Molly's Grill:"
• Jean Keys read "Farming
is Like a Wheelbarrow.
"What kind are you?" She
conducted two contests and
a few games of euchre were
played to finish the
afternoon. ' "
The next meeting is on
Aug. 8 at 1:30 p.m.
The District picnic will be
at Crediton on July 4. They
will meet at Helen
MacKenzie's at 11:30 a.m.
News
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, July 5, 2000-13
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Scott Hilgendorff photo
Don Dupee and Tom Shannon pick up their poker card at the Seaforth Museum, one of the
stops on the local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee's annual Canada Day
Heritage Walk. They also got a first -look at the museum's pewter Christmas ornaments; one of
the town hall and one of the original high school.
Local producers and entertainers taking part
in Stratford -Perth Museum's agriculture event
The Stratford -Perth
Museum 'and the food.
producers of Penh County
are joining together to
present a celebration of
agriculture on July 29, from
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Twenty commodity groups
will gather to provide
samples for $.50 a serving.
Included will be Quality
Jersey Products of Seaforth
who will be bringing their
cheese for tasting. •The
diversity of product and the
quality of commodities will
highlight what makes Huron
and Perth Counties special.
At this family event. there
will he a special tent for
children that will offer
hands-on opportunities to
experience making rope,
grinding corn and other types
of activities that reflect the
historical elements 'of
agriculture.
Or hand will be Stratford
Farm Equipment with
modern farm equipment that
will be juxtaposed with
examples of the old farm
machinery that are part of the
Museum's collection.
Entertainment will be
provided by the Seaforth
Harmony Kings.
Lectures will occur all day.
The following presentations
will be made: Bill• Wallace,
Principal in Quality Jersey
Products, From Dairy farmer
to Cheese Producer. The
Business of Agriculture;
Jackie Rowe, owner of.the
Garlic Box, Garlic: What It
Can Do For You; Antony
John, owner of Soiled
Reputations, Heritage
Gardening; Ann Slater,owner
of Slater's Organic
Vegetables, To Everything
There is a Season.
People attending will be
able to find out more about
various tourist/agricultural
organizations when they visit
the various booths.
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6:45 & 9:15 PM
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LONG OISTANCE? CALL 1-600.265.3436 FOR TOtt FREE MOVIE INFO
CENTENAIRES
• 2000
CO-ED SLO-PITCH TOURNAMENT
Friday to Sunday July 14th, 15th, 16'h at
Seaforth Lions Park + Optimist Park
ENTRY FEE: $180.00
PRIZE MONEY: A winner '500.00
A runner-up '400.00
B winner '350.00
B runner-up '275.00
Make cheque payable to the C4th Centenaire Hockey
Club and send it with completed entry form to:
C4th Centenaire Hockey Club
Box 1229
Seaforth, Ontario NOK 1 WO
or contact Bob Costello 527-1211, Kevin Cardno 527-2328
YOUR CHEQUE GUARANTEES YOUR ENTRY.
If you have any questions, please call Kevin
Cardno ® 527-2328 or feel free to contact any
of the other executive members of the C4th
Centenaire Hockey Club. 0
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY
JULY 12TH, 2000
A twenty-four page
cookbook will also be
distributed that includes tasty
recipes using products off the
farm. Everything from goat
cheese and veal to emu and
grains is included. This
cookbook was made possible
through a donation from the
Agricultural Adaptation
Council. Forty thousand
copies will be distributed to
Perth and Huron County
households and 20,000 more
will be given away at -
Farmers' Markets.
businesses. tourist outlets and
Dianna's Country
Bakery & Cafe
St. Columban 3.15-280.4
BAKERY SPECIAL
CARROT $2 00
CAKE-
Reg. S3.50 • NOW •
2 eggs with bacon, ham or
sausage toast & homefries.until
2 p.6'1. Sat. & Sun. '2.99 •
SUNDAY BRUNCH
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
$695
SUNDAY EVENING
BUFFET
4:00PMto7:30PM
Roast Beef and
Chicken Parmesan
• $795
Sharin9s Ail
Healthier
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CLASSES START THURSDAY, JULY 13
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HOLMES-UPSHALL
Cathy Gooding of R.R.#J
Seaforth,_ and John Holmes of
Zurich arc•'' ple,i.ed to
announce the forthcoming
wedding of their daughter Amy
to John Upshall,'son of Faye
arid'Doug U_ pshall of Kippen;
Ont,umo.
The wedding wilt take pia( I•
Saturday, July 15th, .2000 .mr
Faye and Doug •Upshall'.
harkyard. Open reception or
Seaforth legion"
' Stratford
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Nightly at 6:50 & 9:15 "
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THURSDAYS
'TIL 8 PM
The looking Glass
Culligan Real Estate
Jackie's Hair & Aesthetics
Archie's Service Centre
Sunvs Gas Bar
Triangle Discount
Queen's Hotel
Attic Treasures
Mac's Milk
Pizza Train
McLaughlin Chev Olds
Cardno's Men's Wear
Seaforth Shell
Drake & Drake
Seaforth Sewing Centre
Sizzlers
Sew What?
The Hobby Shop
Wuerth's Shoes
Commercial Hotel
Seaforth Public Library
Nifty Korners
Pete's Paper Clip
Hildebrand Flowers
Hildebrand Paint & Paper
Wong's Grill
Seaforth Food Market
Dr. LaPlante
Sumthing Special
Seaforth Chiropractic Centre
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Becker's Milk
Bluewater Interiors
Main Street Video
Stedman's & TPI Travel
Janet's Country Donuts
Box Furniture
We are open Thursday evenings
'til 8 pin or later!
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