The Citizen, 1994-04-06, Page 7[The news fromAValton™
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The UCW will meet Wednesday,
April 16 at the church at 8 p.m.
Greeters at Duffs United Church
on Easter Sunday were Jim and
Mary Mann. The church was
decorated with Easter lilies and the
Easter banner was hung up on the
wall. Phyllis Mitchell and Glenda
Carter played familiar Easter
hymns while people settled into
their seats.
Rev. Banks welcomed everyone,
then Joanne McDonald and
daughter Kelly lit the Christ candle
and read the liturgy.
The choir loft was filled to the
brim as both junior and senior
choirs sang. The kids did a
wonderful job of "He Borrowed a
Cross" featuring Kenny McCallum
as the soloist. The senior choir sang
"Alleluia He is Coming" and the
benediction.
Rev. Banks spent time with the
little children showing them a
homemade caterpillar, then the
cocoon, which he opened and
pulled out a butterfly. He told them
that the butterfly was the sign of
new life just as Jesus dying and
rising from the grave was.
His sermon was called "The
Unfinished Resurrection Story."
"We are a people of faith, but we
are also enamoured with the world
of science and verifiable
hypotheses. We find it hard to
prove to non-believers something
that is so abstract (Resurrection)
and so contrary to the laws of
nature," he said. Rev. Banks
continued by agreeing with Paul in
saying that if Christ is not raised
from the dead, we are a people
without hope and most to be pitied.
Walton students
view hamsters
By Trisha McClure
and Geoffrey Banks
Erich Lenz brought his hamsters
to school. They had a big cage full
of climbing tubes. There were three
hamsters in total. One was white
and his name was Fuzz. The other
was brown and white and her name
was Sarah and the last one was
white and her name was Sally.
The next day Devon McCut
cheon brought his hamster named
Patches to school. We also learned
how to blow the yolk out of eggs
and then we pasted coloured paper
on them.
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6,1994. PAGE 7.
Mystery neighbour clues given
Celebrating birthdays this month
are: April 1, Tadd Smith, Alec
Gulutzen; April 2, Ruthie Uyl,
Steven Gibbons; April 3, Krista
Shortreed, Jason Gulutzen; April 6,
Colleen McCallum; April 7, Janet
Mitchell; April 8, Kevin Wilbee,
George Love; April 9, Marie
McGavin; April 10, Don
McDonald; April 11, Shannon
Craig, Steven Leonhardt; April 14,
Mitchell Blake; April 21, Amanda
Mitchell, Betty McCallum; April
23, Stan McClure; April 24, Darrell
McClure; April 26, Margery
Huether; April 27, Graeme Craig,
33 gather to celebrate birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vincent of
Milton visited on Saturday with his
mother, Hilda Vincent.
Mabel Wheeler accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Makas and
Alicia of London visited with Mr. .
and Mrs. Tibar Oravec and Kristen
of Akron, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby and
Laura Johnston spent Easter
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Leitch and Jeff of London, Mr. and
Mrs. George Johnston, Tara and
Erin of Ilderton.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester McDonald
and daughter Sherri Lyn, and
Bernice Thompson, all of Goderich
as well as Danny Thompson and
friend of Vancouver were Easter
Sunday dinner guests of Ruth
Johnston.
Danny and friend were overnight
guests with his Grandma.
On March 26, brothers and
sisters held a birthday dinner in
honour of Miss Margaret Higgins.
Thirty-three relatives were present
from Waterloo, Stratford, Listowel,
Gorrie, Wingham, Belgrave and
surrounding area.
Mr. and Mrs. Gamer Nicholson
of Belgrave spent a weekend with
Dr. Ray Nicholson, his wife Cindy
and daughter Victoria, at Talisman.
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Steven Gibbons.
Donna and Stan McClure are
celebrating an anniversary April
10.
If you haven't guess who the
mystery neighbour is, it's Bruce
Clark. The first person to guess was
Paul McCallum.
Your next mystery neighbour is a
woman who was bom at home in
downtown Walton quite a few
years ago. She was delivered by Dr.
McNaughton. She was the only girl
in a family of four children. One
brother joined the navy, one died as
a teenager and the other stayed in
Easter guests at the home of
Gamer and Alice Nicholson were
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nicholson of
Barrie, Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Wide,
Jennifer and Trever of Hamilton,
Dr. Ray and Mrs. Nicholson and
Victoria of Elmira and Mr. and
Mrs. Rob Nicholson of Listowel.
John and Marie McIntosh and
Heather were dinner guests at the
home of Travis and Janet Koehler,
Tamara and Derek on Easter
Sunday.
Easter Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Cameron Yuill, Camerra
and Claren, were Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Nivins of Nile, Jim and
Sharon Nivins and their children,
David, Matthew and Rachel of
Dungannon, Gerald and Evelyn
Nivins and Janine of Mississauga,
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Walton and farmed. She went to
Stratford to Teachers College.
Thai's all I will tell you for now.
The place to be was Walton on
March 29. There were vehicles
lining the streets in every direction
as people gathered for the Farm
Machinery Auction at Jeanne
Kirkby's.
Easter weekend tends to be a
time when many families gel
together for special meals. Mary
Humphries served her family a nice
ham dinner. Viola Kirkby treated
14 members of her family to
Sunday Brunch at the Brussels
Sandra Nivins of Mitchell and
Ralph Nivins of Nile.
Bruce and Norma Raynard and
son Brock of Lucknow and their
daughter Mae of Oakville and
George and Muriel Woods of
Fergus were dinner guests Easter
Sunday at the home of Glen, Donna
and Trever Raynard of Belgrave.
Barbara Coultes of Toronto spent
a couple of days Easter weekend
with her mother, Janisa Coultes.
On Wednesday, March 30 at 4:30
p.m., the Belgrave Baker's met at
the home of Marilyn Freiburger's.
They had two meetings in one.
The members opened the
meeting by saying the 4-H pledge.
They baked an apple, peach and
pumpkin pie plus a spice cake. The
next meeting is April 13.
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The Banks family wcni to Mt.
Vernon to Rev. Banks's parents for
their Easter meal.
On Thursday, April 7, part two of
the video series, "How to talk so
kids will listen" will be shown at
Duff’s United Church as we
continue our neighbourhood coffee
hour. Il will begin at 9:15 a.m. with
Laurie Brubacher demonstrating
how to make small stretch paper
ribbon wall hangings.
Everyone is welcome to come.
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Mary Taylor
earns high lady
Thirteen tables of euchre were in
play at the WI Hall, Belgrave last
Wednesday evening, March 30.
Winners were: high lady, Mary
Taylor; second high, Kay
McCormick; lone hands, Jean
Pattison; low lady, Helen Martin;
high man, Eileen Miller (playing as
a man); second high, John King;
lone hands, Stanley Black; low
man, Stuart Chamney.
There will be euchre next Wed
nesday evening, April 6 at 8 p.m.
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