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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2006-10-12, Page 13Onetna-k Make Your Own 034 Beer, Wine, Coolers and Fruit Wine (C)rex, here or at home/) RAW 84 Kingston St., GODERICH 524-2323 Estate Planning doesn't require a magician. Qualified experts can help you - find out how Tuesday, Oct. 24, 6:30 p.m. Strategies for Estate Planning at the Lucknow United Church Soup & Sandwich supper served $10 per person RSVP required Learn about the importance of planning, wills & power of attorney; estate costs & the effects of capitol gains; how to minimize tax Hosted by Nancy Ackert, Life Insurance Advisor 519-528-2222 1-866-396-8108 nancyackert@hurontel.on.ca www.nancyackert.ca Bringing power front within Gail Fricker performs a skit with some of Mr. Payne's Grade 8 students at Grey Central Public School this past week. Fricker and June Boag Coleman performed the Power from Within anti-bullying seminar as part of the Artitudes project. The pair intend to perform for 30 schools by mid-November. (Shawn Loughlin photo) THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2006. PAGE 13. A celebration of youth achievement was held at Clinton Central Secondary School Friday evening. Many local young people received their graduation diplomas as well as bursaries and awards for outstanding achievement in their secondary school life. Adam McClure was the recipient of the Geoff Balks Memorial Award for personal integrity. The award was presented by Patty Banks, Randy Banks and Barry Young, a member of the Walton Indians slo-pitch team. Adam also received the Radar Auto. Parts award for Proficiency in Transportation Technology Theory. Mark Wilbee was the recipient of the Royal Canadian Legion Br. 156 bursary for a grandchild of a member continuing to a higher education. He is currently attending Westerveld College. Nikki Vanderveen received the senior visual arts award for proficiency in Grade 12. Laura Black received the Devereaux Murray law award for earning the highest standing in senior law. She got the Haugh- McNaughton memorial scholarship 15 attend UCW meeting Members of Walton's United Church Women met on Wednesday evening. There were nearly 15 ladies on hand to listen to guest speaker Donna McClure. She spoke on vitality and how to determine what foods, vitamins and food allergies affect us. There was discussion on the turkey supper set for Nov. 1. Set-up will be at the arena on Monday at 1 p.m. so those who can help move tables and chairs and take items to the hall are asked to attend. Anyone knowing of students who need community hours and could help should contact Gloria. Donna and Dianne McCallum served lunch following the conclusion of the meeting. ATV taken from shed Sometime between Oct. 3 and Oct. 4 thieves broke into a shed located on Maple Keys Line, HurOn East and stole a 2005 Suzuki ATV. If you have any information that can assist police call the OPP or Crime Stcippers at 1-800-222-8477. Did you know...? 1.4 million Canadian men and women suffer from osteoporosis. A further two million Canadians are at risk of developing the disease in their lifetime. for the highest Grade 11 average. Laura also received the Leeming Memorial Scholarship and the Angela Konarski Memorial Award for being the outstanding and friendly Grade 11 student. Krista Shortreed received the Crime Stoppers award. She is attending Conestoga College. Erica Dietz was presented with the Bill Carnochan Memorial Award for 'the Grade 12 student showing perseverance and the Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary award. Bethany Black received the Leeming Memorial Scholarship for highest Grade 10 average. Honour roll students were Cassandra Banks, Bethany and Laura Black. Our condolences are given to Gene and Joyce Marcuccio on the passing of Gene's mother Nicoletta Marcuccio of Sudbury. The family including their daughters Dawn and Angie travelled to Sudbury for the services. Get-well wishes to Ruth Johnston and Malinda Johnson of Huronlea. In hospital was Irma Williamson. There was a great crowd at the buck and doe for Paul Linton and Amanda Ryan at the Seaforth Agriplex on Friday evening. The parents, wedding party and friends were decked out in Team Linton t- shirts and looked really neat. The nuptials will be held Nov. 4. Celebrating their nuptials a week ago were Craig Gillis and Tanya Shipp. The groom -is the son of John and Pat Gillis of Walton and the grandson of Harry and Mildred Gillis. The wedding as held at Southside Park in Woodstock in the rain. The wedding party was under a beautiful gazebo for the exchanging of vows, then proceeded to the Embro Community Centre for a reception. The guest favours were toffee apples. Standing up as best man was the groom's brother Mark Gillis. The happy couple enjoyed a trip to Mexico and will be residing in Beachv i Ile. A memorial service was held at Brussels for Don Hemingway, on Saturday, Oct. 7. 'The family gathered for the interment at the Brussels Cemetery, then travelled to the Walton Hall for a gathering, visiting and meal. Congratulations to Lavern and Marion Godkin on the birth of a new granddaughter. Proud parents of Brooke Nicole are Nancy and Rick Smeltzer of Florida. Big brother Jacob is really excited and will be .a big help. There was a great crowd in attendance at the buck and doe for Kurt Beuermann and Katie Holland of Seaforth. Lots of families celebrated Thanksgiving by getting together. Enjoying dinner on Saturday was the family of Marilyn McDonald. They gathered at her home, even though Marilyn was feeling less than perky. Hope she feels better real soon, but having a great family pitching all in together, Thanksgiving came off without a hitch. The Godkin family gathered at the home of Ron and Lynn Godkin for their Thanksgiving. Jason and LeeAnn Konarski hosted the Clarke Thanksgiving at their home in Seaforth. Tliere were 18 present. Leona McDonald also joined them for the day. But due to the great weather Rick and Scott were home farming. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone. Let's be thankful the weather is being better for the harvest. At the last meeting of Duff's United Church's Sunday school the children learned more stories of Moses. They went on a long journey (around the church basement) and became very lost and thirsty, until Moses struck a stone with his staff and water appeared. The children discussed the 10 commandments and practised The Lord's Prayer. There was a good gathering of folks at the Thanksgiving worship service. Gail Clarkson's 'reflection was entitled Thankful Trust. Dianne McCallum was the scripture reader and collection was taken up by Jim McDonald and Don Baan. Tickets are available from the UCW members for the turkey supper. The UCW planning meeting is Nov. 8. The Sunday school is selling mint FROM WALTON smoothies. Order from Marci Campbell. A youth confirmation group, 13 years and older, will be held in January. Contact Gail if interested. The Walton/Bluevale pastoral charge is looking for a treasurer for Jan. 7. Contact the ministry and personnel committee. Sunday school children learn about Moses Once again North always work to I have will RE-ELECT DOUG LAYTON REEVE FOR NORTH HURON November 13 e lii #' br •!'7 ,,..„,,1 7 ',./- / 7 0 ,#, v aoff*/' ' ,. I am asking for your support for Reeve. I believe Huron is a good place to live, work and play. believed in the •Detterment of North Huron and the best of my ability as your Reeve. ..Seozetegv, Deal .../.1aAftalf