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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-04-26, Page 7GREGOR CAMPBELI. PHOTO ANNIVERSARY AWARDS - The Seaforth Lioness Club held its 1 5th anniversary celebrations Sunday afternoon. It was held at the Seaforth Curling Club. Four members were honoured and late; posed for this picture around the anniversary cake. From left: Viola Taylor, Dorothy Hays, Frances Teatero, Betty Coleman. Coleman and Taylor received their plaques for long and outstanding service with the local service club. Hays and Teatero received life memberships in the Lions Foundation of Canada. Walton by Patty Banks 887-6860 Quartet sings in Walton church May 1 - Dana Smith, Chad McCallum; May 5 - Randy Banks; May 6 - Shane Johnston; May 9 - Brandon Blake;. May 10 - Jim Shortreed; May 13 - Dan Eedy, Edith Wey, Diane Dietz; May 14 - Jennifer McClure, Stephanie Harrison; May 15 - Della Bennett; May 18 - Dorthy and Crystal Gulutzen; May 20 - Valerie Shortreed; May 23 - Phyllis Mitchell; May 24 - Scott McDonald, Howard Hackwell, Robert Shortreed; May 27 - Judy Shortreed. Anniversaries - May 7 - Phyllis and Emmerson Mitchell; May 8 - Alice and Allan Searl. Walton Women's Institute held its Annual Meeting in the Walton Hall April 19. The theme for 1995 is 'Communications - Hear, Speak and See.' Members were asked to keep the theme in mind for program planning. Ruth Bauer, District Vice Presi- dent installed the following officers: Past President - Ruth Axtmann; President - Marjory Humphries; 1st Vice President - Margaret Mclnroy; Secretary/Treasurer - Helen Craig; Assistant Secretary/Treasurer - Margaret Craig; District Director - Ruth Axtmann; Altematit - Marjory Humphries; P.R.O.- Ruth Axtmann; Tweedsmuir Curator - Marion Godkin; Assistant Curator - Mary Humphries; Program Coordinator - Margaret Mclnroy. Convenors of Committies: Agri- culture - Brenda Perrie; Canadian Industries - Berva Watson; Family and Consumer Affairs - Leona McDonald; Education and Cultural Activities - Marion Godkin; Citi- zenship and Legislation - Viola Kirkby; International Affairs - Mary Humphries; Meal Catering - Ruth Axtmann; Auditors - Brenda Perrie and Betty McCall. The A.C.W.W. church service will be held April 30 in Fordwich United Church. The Walton Hall will come alive once more with dance music Satur- day, April 29. The newly -formed band 'Generation II' with Keith and Gloria Wilbee, will be playing songs for all generations to dance to. Harvey and Margaret Craig were greeters at Duff's United Church on April 23. Ricky Pethick helped begin the service by lighting the Christ Candle. Rev. Randy Banks acknowledged the floral arrange- ment placed there in memory of Agnes Schade who died this past week. Duff's United Church was packed Sunday night with people from all around that came to hear the beauti- ful music of Eduard and Christine Klassen. Eduard, born and raised in Paraguay, recounted stories of his childhood and played old, familiar hymns with a Paraguayan flavor on his harp. His wife is from Ontario and she played the keyboard and together they certainty made 'beau- tiful music.' The local talent portion of the evening featured the Quartet made up of Graeme Craig, Gloria.Wilbee, Don McDonald and Marion God! in. Margery Reuther accompanied them on the piano. Before the program started Phyllis Mitchell, Margery Huether and Glenda Carter enter- tained the audience with their brand of music. It was a program that well worth attending. Wellness Fair in Seaforth There is more to good health and keeping the doctor away than having an apple a day. The Huron branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association will be in Seaforth showing some alternative health care options in this area at its "Wellness Fair" next week. It is also sponsored by the Seaforth Women's Resource Centre as part of Mental Health Week, May 1 to 7. The Wellness Fair is at the Seaforth and District Community Centres next Thursday, May 4, from 3 to 8 p.m. ❑00000000000000a000c00000000000000 El YEAR EN 0 0 0 0 a 3 0 0 ° meeeeeeee ieeeeeeeeeeromei eeeeeeo ON EVERYTHING IN STORE Closed Wed. & Thurs. April 26 & 27th FRI. 9 a.m. - SAT. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. A8z-HApclio Video 140 Downie St. Stratford 271-3285 •3 13 13 13 13 13 — 13 ID cud 9eutat Joh us for our P.A. 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