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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2006-04-13, Page 18By Jo-Ann McDonald Call 887-6570 StuppeA, fiktfiet Sunday, April 16 Roast beef, turkey, battered fish, stir fry, dressing, mashed potatoes, veggie tray & salads. Dessert included - Black Forest Cake Stickers Family Restaurant Auburn 526-7759 BREAKFAST BUFFET Sunday, April 16 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. $695 (Children 1/2 price) Stickers Family Restaurant Auburn 526-7759 HULLETT CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL 4TH ANNUAL CO PVLA/Liiid Siie*tt _AA,cctix) kt- _Al (.9 tit Friday, April 21, 2006 5:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. "Western Ho-Down" Fcaad and Refreshments 8c Fun Activities All proceeds towards classroom numeracy & literacy, music program and upgrading athletic equipment C)ONATIONs WELCOME! CALL 523-42O1 SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO'S LARGEST THE 30TH LONDON SPRING See the Amazing "Yurt" - a new concept in cottage and recreational living "At Home with Nature" Spectacular Shop the Green Thumb Marketplace Landscape Showcase 2006 Fri. 12-9, Sat. 10-9, Sun. 10-5 $9.00, Seniors $8.00, Under 12 Free w/Adult www. londonshowproductions.com PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2006. Welcome home to travellers Murray and Olene Dennis. They have returned from a I4-day tour of Italy along with 44 other tourists. They flew to a Rome, a very mod- ern city, to begin the tour. While they were in Vatican Square, Pope Benedict waved and - blessed the crowd. They travelled to Venice, the city of canals, which was lovely. A trip to Italy would not be com- plete without a side trip to see the ruins of Pompeii. In the city of Verona. they saw the famous veran- da where Romeo courted Juliet. Italy is famous for food, wine and leather. and the Devises enjoyed the first two but did not indulge in any new belts or purses. It was cool for most of their trip, but travelling to the north part of Italy, they enjoyed slightly warmer temperatures. Parrish and Heimbecker held a meeting on Thursday morning for Congregation members were greeted by Ian Wilbee at Duff's United Church for the Palm Sunday and communion service. The choir marched in singing. All Glory, Laud and Honour and the children of the Sunday school passed out palm branches to the con- gregation. The children went down- stairs for Sunday school. The Good Friday service will be at the regular times for both Walton and Bluevale. This Thursday at 8:15 p.m. the Walton-Bluevale official board will meet at Duff's Church in Walton. Grocery tapes would be appreciat- ed now. Camp Bimini and Camp Menesetung forms are here on the bulletin board. The choir sang On Humble Beast Now Rides the King. The scripture reader was Terry Gulutzen. Rev. Joan Tuchlinsky's reflection was entitled Risky Business. She recounted a true story of how a blind neighbour saved another blind neighbour from her burning, home and when others were asked why he would enter a burning building they said it was no surprise that he would risk himself as it was "Just the man he is." Jesus upon entering Jerusalem knew it was risky business. He was challenging those in power and was aware of the consequences. It was a choice he made and Christians make in listening to the voice of God. The road is not always easy to be pil- grims of Justice and peace but Christians are called to challenge the ways of authority to ensure the equal treatment of all. The sacrament of communion was served by Rev. Joan, Bethany Black, Classified advertisements published In The Citizen are now available on our webslte at www.north- huren.on.ca nearly 50 area farmers. They listened to guest speakers on planting, herbi- cides and marketing. They enjoyed a roast beef dinner catered by the Walton Hall board. It was party time at Walton Hall for Stan and Donna McClure who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. The evening began with a family dinner at the home of Paul and Dianne McCallum, sister of the anniversary-girl. Also attending were sister Sharon and Kelly Dalton and mother Mabel Willis. A great time was had by all and the next stop was to be the casino via Walton. But seeing the cars at the Walton Hall, they decided to stop and see if something was wrong? Surprise! More family and friends, includ- ing most of the wedding party for Stan and Donna, had gathered to sur- prise the couple. Children Tina, Rob and Trish arranged a wonderful get- together for the more than 50 people who were able to attend. Most Of the wedding party includ- ing Dianne, Rhonda Fisher, Carolyn McClure Johns, Gloria White, flow- erbirl Laurie McClure, soloist Gail Semple, Ed McClure, Bill McMillan and ringbearer, Jamie Dalton attend- ed. Entertainment was a rekindling romantic anniversary package skit presented by sisters Dianne and Caleb Ringgenberg and David Pethick. During the time of com- munion, Phyllis Mitchell played The Old Rugged Cross on the violin, accompanied by Glenda Morrison oh the organ. The collection was taken up by Ross Bennett and Jeff McGavin. Breakfast followed the morning service prepared and served by the Sharon including edible underwear and earplugs for the kids. They report having a great time. Happy anniversary Stan and Donna. Our condolences to Karen and Barry Hoegy on the passing of Karen's aunt Beatrice Nivens. Darryl Hoegy is off on an adven- ture to the far north. He drove to Timmins, then was flown by heli- copter into Attawathas, which is 40 miles from James Bay. He has gone there to assemble machines that were transported in pieces, to be used in an open pit diamond mine. He will be gone for two weeks work- ing I2-hour days, then will return home. There were severe snow storms and he was stranded there for a cou- ple of days. The helicopter ride was to take four hours from Timmins so he is definitely a long way from home. The Seaforth Hitmen Juvenile boys broomball team was in Carlton Place playing for the Canadian championships. They had a great first few days defeating teams from Windsor. Quebec, Manitoba, Newfoundland/ Labrador. They lost to Saskatchewan in game five. In game six, the quarter-finals, they lost to the Quebec team. They advanced to the semi-final game against Saskatchewan for the bronze medal and were 1-0 victors in double Paul McCallum family. They all helped including Paul, Dianne, Cindy and Chris Poland, Colleen McCallum and Scott Bromley, Ken McCallum and. Meagan O'Reilly. Delicious eggs, sausage, ham, has browns, toast, cheese tray, fruit tray, coffee and juice were enjoyed by nearly 50. It was a wonderful time to visit and start, or finish, the week. overtime scoring with 45 seconds left by Adam McClure assisted by Raymond deBoer. Area boys include Matt Shortreed as coach, Adam McClure, Raymond and Adam deBoer and Steven McNichol. Attending from the area were also Fred and Heidi McClure, Julie Moffat and Aaron Bakker and Heather Deitz. Congratulations to the team. We are glad to hear Doreen Hackwell is home from knee surgery and coming along. 1The Walton Hall hosted a roast beef dinner on Sunday with alMost 100 enjoying the meal. New helpers that were appreciated were Ross and Marg Bennett and Betty McCallum. Our condolences to the family and friends of Tom Leppington who passed away last week. A long-time employee of Keith Siemon Farm Systems, he will be missed by many. Happy Easter to all. FROM WALTON Children wave palms at Duff's United service