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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-04-15, Page 22THE HURON EXP,OSITOR, APRIL 101 '77 d to be r us ....... • ..... . • PATSIVIA 1 I With Good' FrideY tomor- row and Easter Su day, a few *VS Way, kids think of many thin*, RentemborAe° Inn you used to have dress- ing in Pant new Easter dress and perhaps even Easter impact? That wasn't too long .1g% rm Oder that if THE EASTER SEAL SOCIETY Seaforth Area needs $1300 to rivet its quota Be Generous - Give NOW Gifts may be left at Seaforth banks or, , mailed to the chairman of the Crippled Children's ComMittee, Seaforth. ‘paretitto Ot 0110' pl) 0a- . fat 'Itidb. Mut,: Years " A' it May • 114 ail ontir05- 'differ:eat thing. Smile may gty to the Orly semice and then (Or breakfast, 'bet some may also sleep right until. 10:00 and then find Easter things ' in a basket on the table and spend the rewel_the .. day eating rabbits, chickens and' eggs ontil they are sick. The whole meaning ot Easter for some kids iS. the Easter Bunny. Remember how when you were a kicl. you used to fantasize about catching the Easter bunny? Or maybe you •were just thinking. about that , the other day. If this Easter BunnY was just like any other a blue one. there until the only ones leftwereblack. • Often we would stay at the church right ' until 12:00. a total of fiVe hours to clean op. go to Sunday school and get to the II Imo. • service .after., Later,. --the teNt...QtAhe Wa;s.:•,• -o4rs, 1,o let_ the. .4eep *I nd aiiis pia)" ott„tside ‘Igc,i) if (ho 1.114t.z ho EaSti,r was ceie,POtett Or' Jtonr, fen yeam ago., • Jeremy Solver ille. ), curs old on April i b. Carol limit, cars old on April IS; 4-H o ers sew trims BY DARLENE-BAKER •°. The sixth meeting of the, Seaforth 1 and 11 was at Seaforth Public School on March, 31. MI. The niern- bers . then worked on the samples. Then we answered the roll call of one technique 'we used, on our garment that was new. Then Jane Rimnicr shoWed us how 4o press and sew on trims. r." Happy Birthday , Easter Specials Crusty Rolls •90 a doz. ,Family Circle Rohs, 3 doz. in a ring . .2.40 Bread . . P[3 LOAVES. FOR ONLY] .2.00. Hot Crosa Buns •200 s PHONE YOUR ORDER EARLY AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT make a real effort to spend a day painting hard boiled eggs. The fun you could have t4i9S• not to crack an egg as you paint it. purple or red! Or think of the ,furt /op could hata painting ono T a w. :qgg. green, .F,Itt POiOng it, 4000 : stw,er4bArdI totie*VIoore co• orutgs •etwOt. 4st„qigt:„Uoi :Ow :"4•Ni(!ogk I*9),k,:40.41rOtt"-'•.i theii",/t#40. • • ,4t.-,St, ,vvottlflah Rtioi40 • .0i4t0 0,s1F.0.4o0101khitirn. thao the, 1.1eitc4 • Church Ocfg.. All .chtirches , celebrate a. linte aferently. On Paim Sunday, one Week - • -.I before Easter Sunday, they • celebrate a regular masS and get palms in this service. On Thursday night three days before Easter, they celebrate the Last SuPper. There is a Good Friday service at 3:00 where. they; ,/have a service, reading-over tiw gospel and I. the trial of Jesus._ Later the!c is a bake -sale downStairs in the hall. This has been a- • tradition in this church. The, Easter Vigil on Satur- day night prepares for Easter *Wk. i can remember wear- ing 4 cute little w hike -.hat with a yellow ribbon around ,,. it to church and Sunday Scheel On-Easter Sunday and really proud. It's not that long ,agog. It happage,t1 the same way, . Weg gvocy ,$oar.• w ..early every ,: atOrtottlx!•,avgh0 ,•97q94.,.9D-#.* . tO• See w,ifat thii.traSter: .° -P..11.0.11014. .110,i • ' . • • - • • ,.O. NN,c, viva t..er ° (0. -;;;kAtty3leppic get tip early in the • month* so. that they „can go to tho- Easter Sunrise Service- at SlOrthsidc litifted Church Mid L . L brc.alc.f4t after the:service. in the basement of the. church. We would ruin downstairs and .hurit all over the. lis•ing morn looking for little treats •left by the Easter Bonny. We would dig holes in the plant pots witb oar fingers, hoping maybe-be buried an egg like a dog burieS a bone. ',We would look in , on top, of. and under things .until finally we figured that all of the eggs were either too well hidden - or• in our hands. 'The silliest thing we could ever have done is to tell mom how ., Many eggs we found because • She would know how many • cogs we ate during the day before and after meals. After all of the. eggs were Mend and acconnted for, it would be a mad dash, for thV Stairs to get dressed and washost op for obarch. Nev4 dreh5es ,(Dr spYing , ere Oat "of) Altaii:tettO far their fitS1 aptiearance on .Ea,ster.' 990: 41 iV(4414 , St-Art a.t.:01)4.'poyt '4v -0 the • 'we . ' ttc44 (:'otuoxf-U.tti$ finifthat er 13unbr beitideN. Oh yq,tit,• there tS! alWays next .3.4..`31'. • the Easter Sunrise Seo, alwa'ys seemed' to go last • because. people could smell the bacon cooking dow nstairs and could hardly wait to get dew n and eat: or so it 'seemed to a child.-- GRACE, THEN EAT °rice downstairs. the min- ister would say the grace and announce that his table was going first. I wonder w hy? It was always a good idea to sit near the minister.- Bacon, eggs. toast and ' janf were serNed along with beverages and a good helping Di jelly beans on the tables. The jelly beans disappeared faster than ever as kids, ran along grabbing a red one here and rodeytt, the dog vaaold sure to attack it and half of the/ kids in the neighbour- hood would be without treats $a you'd better, lock the dog up in your room. . What would,happen. if ;he Easter %May. ch.o*tl. y*kr t90t.0 t0-ataiw.kt.trq .y0e wgm 40MY4.0. (floa L *0( htihi, of Kw* tIbq • P.Nter thintwiti..ShieTter,lhAiy. ;Yet): .1111,11k. 0,1h4T.:11,:0:011.14 doh't .utty ter: thq EaaterI . 'Tatum for the. egSs'lle) leaves. • insioad Of leaving carrels on Our plates -•10'.sopper. time?. Bogs Bunny likes carrots' and Ern sure the Easter Bonny would, too. ' What would happen if you set trap out ,by the door to catch the little guy' as he hid all of the eggs. JuSt your luck that he would conic through a secret passage in the °wall and miss the trap centplete- ly. That's another thing. how do we know that the Easter Bunny is a het.lf he is a he, then how Idoes .he filet the eggs. or does his Wife give 'them to him for Christmas and instead of exchanging the. 'he gives them, out to little kids oil luster? --- • PAINT SOMEEGGS • • Fewer and_ fewer kids ' Sunday. They pray and light th,e Easter candle along with the regular mass and other celebrations. Easter morning small- children hunt for eggs in their homeS before going fer Easter mass at 10 a.m. This is the end — of the weekend of celebration. There are mauy ways of celebrating this very impor- tant hOliday in the year. Some people don:t celebrate it• at all. WhItever the way or purpose of celebration. it is a time of rememberiogywhet- her it is remembering Christ or_how many eggs you 'got last year, dependingon what seems important to you. If you know of anyone celebrating their birthday soon. send their name. age • and birthday to Birthday Notices, The Huron Expesit- or, Box 69, Seaforth, or phone 527-0240. WEDDiNG INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 527-0240 — SEAFOiall ONE PROJECT: COMPLETED—Adam McLean, who's just moved to the Huron Centennial School aree from Calgary, was one of the first kindergarten students to complete his project at the egg decorating session held at the Van Egmond house pn Monday. (Photo by EASTER MAGIC—Ngoc Luong, a kindergarten student at, Huron Centennial School, Brucefield, Was one of the students who visited the Van Egmond home Monday to learn the art of making animals from an Easter egg, The handicraft sesSion wes, led by the Easter bunny herself, Van Egmond • staff person Joanne Doherty. (Photo py Gibb) teens, tweens xT25014 These Yamahas will take you • almost anywhere. Economical and dependable on city streets. Augged and agile on• the trail. Both with exclusive MOnoshock rear Suspension for steady handling. Built for . fun WhereVer you go!' [ELDER ENTERPRISES S"ALE"S & SERVICE • DIAL 262-6142 NIENISALL ONT.# Milo...West and `! Mile South of Hensel! Our Authorized Yamaha Full Service Dealer YAMAHA UP AT BAT—Lisa Strong of -Egmondville decided it was 'time tit, get ,a little batting practiCe in last weekend since baseball season fs' just around the corner. (Photo by Hook) set COrriMietkitm.-11114ipbeir. 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