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Members of the St. James Catholic Women's League gathered last Wednesday night at the Seaforth
Legion for their "spring fling" featuring skits, music and other entertainment. (above, Southern Belle,
Evelyn E. Nuff is master of ceremonies while Wes Brennan and Cynthia Nowak perform.
Perennials topic of meeting
Seaforth and
District
Horticultural
Seaforth Horticulture Society
Society met May 9
at Northside United Church.
Pat Rodney welcomed everyone and called
on guest speakers Nancy Smith and Susan
Campbell from Stewart Acres. They had
brought perennial plants and spoke on
making a perennial bed.
Start with a good foundation of soil, peat
moss and sheep manure, water every day
after planting but do not fertilize until two
weeks after planting, using 6, 9, 7 strength.
Members were given a booklet with a list of
perennials.
Minutes of the last meeting were read by
Bea Stoll and roll call was answered by 29
members.
Dilys Finnigan gave the treasurer's report.
Arthur Horst reported one of the
millennium trees had been replaced but there
is still another one that was broken this
winter.
Heather
McLean reported
on a bus trip set
for July 11 and
there is a restaurant so a bag lunch is not
necessary.
An invitation was read from the Blyth
Horticulture Society to its May 14 meeting
and Brussels to its May 28 meeting.
Nancy Kale reported on the Home and
Garden Tour scheduled for June 8-10.
Members signed up for when they can help
and for donations of cookies and squares.
Peg DeJong reported for Civic
Improvement.
Bea Stoll gave a report on the Ontario
Horticulture Association annual meeting held
in Chesley, April 28.
Pat Rodney took material from the Ontario
Horticulture Association Convention to be
held in Toronto June 19-21.
Pat Rodney presented Arthur Horst with a
service certificate and rose bowl. He made a
fitting reply.
Huron Junior Farmers
looking for new members
The Huron
County Junior
Farmers have
Huron County Junior Farmers
already hosted
two successful events in 2001; the
Coming out of Hibernation dance in
Dublin and the Young Farmers Forum
Seminar and Dance in Seaforth.
Projects currently in progress are the
Seaforth Fall Fair dance which .will
feature a BX93 Video Dance Party and
the Huron County Christmas Bureau
project.
If anyone would like to contribute
Canadian Tire money to the Christmas
Bureau project, contact Pam, 273-1714,
Jane, 527-1301 or Mike, 263-5070.
Events coming up are the Port Elgin
Raft Races on May 27, Wasaga Broomball
Tournament July 6-7 and Surviving on the
Bruce Leadership Camp, July 20-22.
Junior Farmers is a non-profit
organization for
young people
aged 15-29.
Despite the
name, it is not restricted to those with a
farming background.
If you like to have fun and meet new
people, junior farmers is for you.
The group donates funds to several
local organizations as well as to the
provincial charity, this year being the
Country Heritage Experience (formerly
the Ontario Agriculture Museum).
Our main objectives are to promote
agriculture and better our communities.
Junior Farmers is an extension of 4-H
and is an excellent opportunity for youth
to continue benefitting from such a self -
improving program.
Anyone interested in joining the Huron
County Junior Farmers can call Pam'at
273-1714.
Mother's Day breakfast a success
Mother's Day and his wife
breakfast at Carol Anne and
Dublin Pavilion Brian. Chris,
Alex and
was successful
and well -attended.
Seniors Alive also had a
delicious brunch
following Mass on May 6.
Heartfelt sympathy of
the Dublin area is
0 extended to relatives and
friends on two deaths that
occurred this past week.
Frank Elliott died on May
7 and Luella Regele died
on May 8.
Sympathy is extended to
her son, Charles Regele
Danny.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
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use them, but you know
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need them.