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PORK PRODUCERS
Seaforth Agricultural Society
is pleased to announce its
3RD ANNUAL
PORK CARCASS COMPETITION
For the townships of Tuckersmith,
Hullett, Stanley, Hibbert. McKillop,
in conjunction with the Seaforth Fall Fair
1st Prun $100.00
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All entrants
win i prfz*.
•closing date for entries
FRIDAY, SEPT. 3
*limited to the first 25 entries
•membership fee of $3.00
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GORDON WRIGHT
Joe and Olga Eckert, Dublin
and Doris and John Canning,
Kitchener are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their children
Barbara Ann and Bradford
John. The wedding to take
place Saturday August 25, 1990
at St. Patrick's Catholic
Church Dublin.
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Family in California
Staffs Correspondent
MKS. JOHN TF 1PLMAN
Pat and Joanne Donovan and
children, Matthew and Kelly, of Val
D'Or Quebec, visited over the
holiday weekend with John and
Roberta Tanplanan and family.
The Staffs Women's institute will
resume their meetings on use 22
at the home of Marjorie Drake,
begituung with a pot -luck supper at
6:30 p.m. Don't forget the articles
for the Institute divlay at the
Mitchell Fair.
PEE WEE GIRLS END SEASON
The Hibben Poe Wee girls ended
their ball season on a very en-
couraging note. They played their
first garret in the tournament against
Crediton, a very close one, losing
by a single run. Their second game
was against Grand Bend on Sunday,
and once again it was a close one,
with the Hibben team losing by one
run. Following this game, the girls
enjoyed a barbecue at the home of
their coach, Joan Kerslake.
On August 7, the team members
and some of their parents enjoyed a
day together at Pioneer Sports
World. To all of the members, a
special thanks for the dedication
and hard work this season, and to
the parents for all of their support.
It was really appreciated by the
coaches.
T -BALL WINDS UP
The South Hibbert T -Ball league
ended their season by playing a
game against Danny Gloor's yellow
team from Mitchell. Following the
game, everyone was invited to
Danny's bane tar hot dogs and
pop. A fest for South Hibbert, and
en, eyed by everyone involved.
Receiving icon peanarints for their
play and spurtsmanship on the
South Hibbert T -Ball ieam due year
wore Ashley and Bre andon Wet-
Ilaufer, Nicholas and David CDes-
sell, Cassandra Pearson, Bos Dill.
Danny Docking. Heather aired Ian
Kerslake, Budget to Norris, ifiliew
Fischer and Amanda Anderson. The
team draw for the official T -Ball
stand was won by Pete ChesxU.
The coaches, Karan Wettlaufer and
Marie Chesscll, extend their thanks
to the all of the parents for bunging
their 'little leaguers' out to the park
thPate Smith and girls of
Mountain View, California, have
returned home after spending two
weeks with Marie's parents, Jack
and Venda Sinclair.
Mr. Norman Hubley has returned
home from University Hospital
where he has spent the past weeks.
Ms. Mary Yost and Mr. Frank
Yost of Ohio have been visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCal-
lum. Ms. Yost is staying for a two
week holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum,
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McCallum,
Chad, Janice, Cindy, Colleen and
Kenny McCallum of R.R. 1, Wal-
ton, along with Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Hartman of Bayfield, Ms.
Mary Yost and Mr. Frank Yost of
Ohio visited on Saturday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCallum
at R.R. 4, Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Regele, R.R.
1 Dublin, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ladd of
Goderich.
JUST
MAKING SURE - Kathy Patterson helps camper Sibylle
Heidelberger, Waterloo, with her helmet before the horse show at
Twin Bells Ranch August 17. The horse is all tacked up and ready
to go. Oxford photo
Wright Reunion marks its 34th anniversary
Hensall Correspondent
SUSAN HARTMAN
262-2449
WRIGHT REUNION
The 34th Wright Reunion was
held at the Kirkton - Woodham
Community Centre on Sunday.
August 12.
President Gordon Wnght wel-
comed everyone to a smorgasbord
dinner. A moment of silence was
observed in memory of Margaret
Bloomfield and Jeanne Wright
The 1991 reunion will be held at
the same place, on the second Sun-
day in August with the same
president and secretary.
Joanne Ross held and interesting
"cent" contest, which was won by
the Hardeman family. Doris Jeffery
guessed correctly the value of a jar
of coins. A "Meet your relative"
contest kept everyone conversing.
Due to the rain, there were no
children's games. Joanne gave all
the children prizes. Everyone en-
joyed this annual gathering
SHUFFLEBOARD
August 14 scores for Hensall
shuffleboard were: Highest Scores -
Jack Consist (483); Percy Campbell
(459); Walter Knowles (442); Em-
ma Campbell (412); Thelma Thiel
(409) and George Dowson (405).
Walton area bride -elect is 'showered'
Walton Correspondent
MRS. BETTY MCCALL
887-6677
McCALL REUNION
On Sunday August 19, ap-
proximately 50 people attended the
annual McCall reunion. Due to the
inclement weather it was moved to
the Walton Hall from the Blyth
Park and shortly after 1 p.m. it got
underway. John A. Perrie said
Grace, and everyone enjoyed a
delicious smorgasbord meal. Sheila
Bauer presided for a short business
period in the absence of her
brother, Steve Burke. Debbie Blake
read the minutes and treasurer's
report.
Slate of officers for next year are:
President - Steve Burke; Vice -
President - Jack and Doreen
McCall; Secretary - treasurer -
Debbie Blake; Sports and games -
Vicki Gamble and Julie McCall;
Lunch - Murray and Sherri McCall.
Pnzes were awarded to the
youngest child - Bryan Gamble;
Longest distance travelled - Tom
and Freida Woods, Syracuse,
NewYork; eldest lady - Carrie
McCall, Carleton Place.
The rest of the afternoon was
spent visiting and pictures of dif-
ferent age groups were taken out-
side. Children up to 12 years of age
played games and were given prizes
and a baseball game was organized
for those interested. The rain held
off until it was time to come in and
eat again. It was decided to hold
next year's reunion on the third
Sunday in August at the Walton
Hall.
SHOWER HELD FOR AREA
GIRL
A miscellaneous shower was held
on Saturday afternoon for Ruthie
Thamer, bride -elect of next month.
Thirty-five attended the shower,
held on the lawn at the home of
Peter and Linda Uyl of Blyth.
Ruthie thanked everyone for her
lovely gifts, contests were enjoyed
and the hostess served refreshments.
PEOPLE
Gene and Joyce Marcuccia, Dawn
and Angie have returned home from
holidaying with relatives in Sudbury
and Montreal.
Kendra Shortreed spent a week
recently at Camp Menesetung,
Goderich. Amy Shortreed had spent
a few days there the week before.
Ron Vercruyssen and friend Kathy
of Philadelphia, U.S., spent a few
days last week visiting family and
friends.
Women's Institute takes in Goderich sights
The Seaforth Women's Institute
motored to Goderich for their
August meeting, enjoying a lunch at
Christopher's Cove beach and a
short meeting which opened with
the Mary Stewart Collect and the
Institute Ode. Minutes were read by
Clarissa Stewart in the absence of
the Secretary. Business was dealt
with, and it was announced that the
County Rally is to be held in
Belgrave on October 1. The Area
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SEAFORTH
LIONS CLUB
The Seaforth Lions Club is holding
its Twentieth Annual Elimination
Draw on Saturday, Sept. 8, 1990 at
the Seaforth & District Community
Centre The Early Bird Draw winners
are as follows -
DEC .
ollowsDEC. tor 9100.
GEORGE TOWNSEND, Seaforth
JAN. for *30:
JEAN i PETER VAN DRUNEN, Seaforth
FEB. for '30.
TOM a>` EILEEN MALONE, Seaforth
MAR. tor '30:
JUNE O'CONNELL, Mitchell
APR. for '30:
ELZA $ KEITH RUSTON, Seaforth
MAY tor •30 -
KEN 4 JANE MaeLE00 Staffs
JUNE for 130
KEITH & 81E MCMNLLAN Swaforth
JULY for •30
,IIM i DANICA McNICMOt . Swahxth
AUG. tor •30
JIM McLLWAIN, E nwondvIlle
M the tickets go in the drum forth*
elimination draw on Sept 8 when
there will be 23 more prize winners
The Ism ticket drawn wins •3000
Convention will be in Exeter on
September 20.
Mrs. Gladys Doig spoke a few
words in memory of Winona Pipe,
a devoted member who passed
away last week.
The group then visited the Court
House, where they were met by Mr.
John Hills, Sheriff Officer, who led
them on a tour of the court room
BUCK & DOE
Ruthie Thamer
John Uyl
Sat. Aug. 25
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and spoke about the steps in court
procedure. He showed them Judge
Carter's gown, which is black and
purple, the purple representing the
Queen's royalty. There are about 80
to 100 present for a jury sitting in
the sprang and fall. Twelve jurors
are selected, between the ages of 18
to 70.
The Institute then travelled to the
Museum and were met by Pat
Hamilton, who showed them a film
about Mr. Neil's Howick township
farm home. Mr. Neil was the
founder and the first curator of the
Museum, which started in a school
on North St. on July 4, 1951. The
group was treated to scones, jam,
tea and coffee. The quilt show was
very interesting, and a film was
also shown on quilt making.
The group thanked Helen Mack-
enzie for arranging such an interes-
ting and educational meeting.
Everyone reported a very enjoyable
day.
Mosquitos advance
On August 9, St. Columban
Mosquitoes travelled to Goderich
for and exhibition game. The game
ended in a 3 - 3 tie.
Scoring for St. Columban was
Shawn Costello from a pass from
Greg Van Bakel, Jane Crowley
from J.D. Nolan, and Bruce Griffin
from Mike Mullin.
Mosquito semi-finals were held at
Nairn on Saturday, August 11. St.
Columban met Bryanston for their
first game at 11:15 a.m. Bryanston
scored first, only to be tied up by
J.D. Nolan with a pass from Jeff
Van Loon. Greg Van Bakel scored
on a penalty shot, making it 2 - 1.
Bryanston then tied it up, sending
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For the celebration of
ROSE BURKE'S
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At the home of
Tom and Lynn Burke
SUNDAY SEPT 2
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the game into overtime. Greg Van
Bakel scored with a pass from
Bruce Griffin, putting them into the
"A" side of the tournament.
St. Columban then met Exeter "1"
at 3 p.m. St. Columban played hard
but to no avail. Exeter won the
game 3 - 0.
Other team members arc: Paul
Echert, Amy Elston, Aaron Ford,
Jamie Groot, Adam Nolan, Mike
Janmaat, Donny Cronin, Tara
Flanagan, Greg Visser, Pat Coyne,
Simon Brothers - Humink. Coaches
were Joe Visser, Rose Visser, and
Danny Nolan.
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