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Hensall prepares for Canada Day decorating contest
The Hensall shuffleboard
scores for May 31 are as
follows: Catherine Decorte
567, Joyce Pepper 470,
Cecil Pepper 458, Dave
Woodward 454, Cor DeCorte
450, Helen McKay 426, Joe
Regier 423, George Racey
423.
At Carmel Presbyterian
Church Tracey Whitson-
Bahro was the minister with
Joyce Pepper playing the
organ. Al
Hoggarth and
Harry Smith
received the offering.
At Hensall United Church
Chuck Mallette was the
organist with Evaline
McAllister welcoming
everyone. Pat Veal and Judy
Mock were the ushers.
Shirley McAllister, Gordon
Kurtz, Melissa Kurtz and
Rose Dundas took part in the
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service.
When Pastor
Darke is away
call Florence Slade at 262-
2732 for information. There
will be a council meeting on
June 9 at 7:30 p.m.
The Hensall and
Community Horticultural
Society is sponsoring a
Canada Day decorating
contest for homes and
businesses. Register by June
24, phone 262-2715 to
register.
Come out and enjoy our
June meal at the Hensall
Drop -In on June 16 at the
Hensall United Church.
Lunch will be served at noon.
Following lunch we will be
having John Mason whistle.
This will be the last Drop -In
until September.
By Liz Sangster
Residents of Dublin celebrate former mayor's birthday
On Sunday, June 5, a large
crowd attended the 75th
birthday of a very well-
known and well -liked Dublin
man, ferry Murray, at the
Dublin pavilion.
The son of John E. and
Melva Murray, Jerry and
Melva moved in to Dublin in
1967 after his dad's death.
After many happy years and
after his mother's death, he
become the sole owner in
1977.
Jerry has been an elected
Dublin trustee for many
years.
He also
had the
1)uhhn
honour
of being Mayor of Dublin.
Also, when March 17
came, he walked down the
street as a great Irish man,
dressed accordingly.
Children who received the
sacrament of first Holy
Communion recently at St.
Patrick's Church include
Jared Anstett, Sarah Barbosa,
Alex Bruxer, Nicole Feeney,
Zachary Elliott, Michelle
Louwagie,
Megan
McKellar,
Gregory
Monden, Owen O'Leary,
Dawn Pletsch, Bradley
Saunders, Samuel Skinner,
Owen Smith, William Smith,
Connor Turcotte, Allison Van
Bakel and Baylie Weemen.
A parish cluster picnic was
thoroughly enjoyed on
Sunday, June 5 at the Lions
Park, Mitchell.
It began with mass at 3:30
p.m. followed by supper and
Local family hosts annual family picnic
As there was no
service at Cavan
United Church this
Sunday, several
members from this church
attended the musical program
put on by the junior and
senior choirs of Northside
United.
The title was "They All
Sang Jesus" with Rev. John
Gould being the narrator. The
congregation participated in
the hymns.
Margaret Whitmore was
the pianist and Tyler Hart
was on drums.
Audrey McLlwain, leader
of the junior choir for several
years, has retired, Sunday
being her last day. She was
presentedd with gifts from
Winthrop
the junior choir and the
church.
After this much -enjoyed
service, hot dogs and ice
cream were served.
The Hemingway family
picnic was recently held at
the Winthrop Ball Park. The
weatherman cooperated with
a sunny day for outdoor
events.
About 80 attended the get-
together which has been
meeting for over 100 years.
Eight relatives attended from
England and five were here
from the United States.
There was a potluck lunch
and games for
the children.
Also available
was a family
tree history dating back to the
1400s.
The first immigrants from
England settled in the
Burlington area and
decendents have spread out
from there. Local members
were Ruth Axtmann and
Marion Godkin and their
families.
Margaret Bernard, of
Brussels, mother of Irma
Pryce, died recently.
Food for thought
Love makes the world go
round, but laughter keeps us
from getting dizzy.
By Ruth Campbell
Susan Hundertmark photo
Columbo Classic donations
This year, the 10th annual Columbo Classic Spring Scramble raised $4,000 of which
$3,000 was donated to the Seaforth and $1,000 went to the Heart and Stroke
Foundation. Pictured are Brian Nigh, Marc Robinet, Dene Coombs, of the Seaforth Food
Bank, Cam Dolg and Doug Fry.
Another season underway
at Seaforth lawn bowling club
Lawn bowling
season is getting
underway and on
Seaforth 13()%s ling ('Inb
Wednesday, June 8
at 10 a.m. will be the first tournament at the
Seaforth greens, a men's pairs.
Last Wednesday, June 1 there was men's
pairs at the Exeter greens and several
Seaforth bowlers took part.
Fred and Betty Tilley and Keith Snell
attended the grand opening invitational of the
new club and greens at Grand Cove Estates,
Grand Bend on Tuesday, May 31 at 10 a.m.
There will be a ladies' pairs tournament in
Mitchell Thursday, June 9 and Saturday, June
11 will be men's pairs in Goderich with
burgers and dogs
available for
lunch.
Tuesday,
June 21 will be pot luck supper at 6 p.m. with
bowling or cards after with Isabelle Hunt and
Marie Thomas hostessing.
Monday evening men's night has been
quite successful this year with several new
men enjoying lawn bowling.
Local jitneys are up in attendance but there
is always room for more. We trust any new
bowlers will find what an enjoyable game
lawn bowling is and Seafoth Greens are
known as one of the best in the district.
By Mary Finlayson
Sports
Scoreboard
KIPPEN GUN
CLUB
JUNE 1
Wayne Peachey 25. Brent Lees 25.
Mark Tuckey 25, Bill Cameron 25.
Mart Ramsey 25, Tom Allen 24, Ernie
Marshall 24, Brad Mann 24, Chuck
Krieger 24, Marco Van Drie1 24. Jamie
Caldwell 24, Brittany Caldwell 24.
Brett Crerar 24, Bevan Brown 23,
Gary Cameron 23, Reinhardt Gotz 23,
Dennis Boyd 23. Kirk• Krieger 23.
Glenn Mogk 23. Marshall Jeffery 23.
Jordan Ritchie 22. Glen Grob 18. Don
Butson 18.
SHUFFLEBOARD
Ladies High: Catherine DeCorte 358.
June Martene 332, Ann Van Dooren
298.
Men's High: Bert Bachert 352, Gerry
Martene 306. Ken Lingelhach 286.
ST. COLUMBAN
SOCCER
St. Columban 1st Division Soccer
Joie 5
St. Columban Shamrocks 2
v . London Scottish 0
Goal scorers: Geert Remijn and
Jeremy Demers
Game highlights: After Jeremy
Demers scored in the first minute of
the game. St. Columban was shortly
thereafter on a marginal red card to
Mark Muir. The reduced squad
continued to battle through the
sweltering heat and held off the
Scottish attack. Their hard work paid
off with a brilliant finish in the 80th
minute by Geert Remijn. An
exceptional performance by Gerard
O'Reilly in goal saw him make
countless goal -line saves in order to
preserve the clean Sheet.
planned activities. The
weather cooperated and a
good time was "had by all."
Maria Joan O'Dwyer,
daughter of Julie and David
O'Dwyer, recently received
the sacrament of baptism in
our parish community.
Thought for today
On Father's Day coming up
soon, you deserve to be
treated like a king, so
someone will fan you as you
take out the garbage!
By Dorothy Dillon
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Thank you to the following businesses and
sponsors who helped make the Columbo
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Thanks to your generous donations we were
able to give $1,000 to the Heart and Stroke
Foundation, and $3,000 to the Seaforth and Area
Food Bank. Thanks Again.
The Golfers who took part
Seaforth Golf Course
Smith Packaging
Tucker's Meat Shop
Archie's Service Centre
Successables Inc.
Cas/N Drum Oil
Coca Cola Bottling
Courtney's
Cremasco Financial
Map Art
Sills Hardware
Radar Auto Parts
Seaforth Automotive
McCallum Automotive
Bob's Barber Shop
Smith Construction
UPI
Box & Smith Funeral Chapel
Unitron
Peggotty's Bed and Breakfast
Pete's Paper Clip
Seaforth Chiropractic Centre
Desjardins Credit Union
Seaforth Jewellers
Vanden Heuvel Structures
Seaforth Food Market
BJM Financial
Seaforth Veterinary Clinic
The Looking Glass
Seaforth Insurance
Cardno's Men's Wear
Kissner Milling
Jim Scott Enterprises Ltd.
MDL Doors
Smith Peat Roofing
United Rentals
Rona Cashway
Country Bulk
The Huron Expositor
Cooper Standard
Progressive Turf
Prance Trucking
Seaforth Plumbing and
Heating
T.D. Canada Trust
Donna's Hair Care
Needful Things
Prema Tire Supplies
Frank Kling LTD.
Bloom's 'N Rooms
Artech Signs
MacDonald Automotive
East Huron Poultry
Home & Hearth B&B
Culligan Real Estate
Murals In Metal
Rob's Gym
KMM Drainage
Westcast Industries
Main St. Video
Olympia Ice Resurfacers
The lager House
Ralph Smith Law Office
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