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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-05-03, Page 17Walton secretary honoured As you know this past week has been Secretary Week and Mrs. Johns at Walton Public School has certainly been the recipient of some very special cards and songs. The teachers all note -d what nice things the children said when they though of Mrs. Johns. Such things as, 'She always smiles at us.' 'She's there to give us hugs and bandaids when we need them.' They also mentioned that they were thankful that she helped on 'Hot Dog Day'. Students and teachers alike congratulated Helen Crocker on her new position as Principal of Walton School. The children said that the only thing that would make them happier is if they could stay in Walton for grade five. Doug and Marg Fraser had guests this weekend. His sister Iva and her husband Frank Marshall were down from Bramalea. After 12 weeks the Bible Study, 'Jesus Then and Now' came to a conclusion last Wednesday. Rev. Randy Banks finished the study by playing his Tiaze music for the group to hear. Mary Lou Johnston from Bluevale who is known for remembering friend's birth- days with cakes, brought one out for Margery Huether. They also sang Happy Birthday to Rev. Banks who celebrated his day on the 5th. Congratulations go to Blair and Debbie Fraser on the birth Crafty Critters create bonnets for Easter by CRISTA VANDEN HOVEN Easter bonnets were part of the season at the second meeting of the Crafty Critters. The meet- ing was held at Vanden Hovens on April 17. The 4-11 pledge v,as recited by all 4-H members to open the meeting. The roll call was answered by naming what was in our Easter baskets. Nlany answered chocolate, bunnies, eggs and little candies. Each member signed their name on pieces, of paper to help solve, the tricky problem of how •to spell names correctly. Members also chose their cover design from a good selection presented by members. Members discussed Easter baskets and bonnets and the custom of decorating eggs. Several methods were given including making your own dyes from natural materials. Then leader Jeannette Wynja showed and guided us in create our own Easter bonnets. Mem- bers decorated their hats with lace, flowers, ribbon, and gave the finishing touch with a spray of babies breath. The results were excellent. Members each had a uniquely decorated bonnet to take home to decorate a wall or door. St. Columban by Dorothy Dillon 345-2863 by Dorothy Dillon 345-2883 4-H club meets by JEREMY RYAN The club members of 441 Friends got together on April 27. Our meeting started with the secretaries reading their reports from the last meeting. We separated into our different groups. We got the paper out that we made at our last meeting and passed it around. We discussed our roll call and each one told how we would write a message for an answering machine. Next we talked about our five senses and communicated. We got into our group and played games about communication and our five senses. The meeting closed with the 4-H motto "Learn to do by doing." The next meeting will be held in the St. Columban church hall on Thursday, May 4 at 7 p.m. Father Mike Pricur of London filled in capably on the weekend at St. Columban and St. James Catholic Churches for Fathcr J. Hardy who was in Chicago for the wedding of his cousin. Sister Jean Moylan of Windsor visited on the weekend with her mother, Mary Moylan of the Ritz Lutheran Villa, Mitchell. Gerry and Karen Ryan, Jason, Amanda and Jeremy and Cecilia Ryan visited on Sunday with Sister Mary Eckert at the LJrsulinc Mothcrhouse in Chatham. Mark and Debbie Ryan of Kitchener visited for a couple days this week with Cecilia Ryan of St. Columban and Bob and Rita Core of Seaforth. J Walton by Patty Banks 887-6860 of their new daughter who was born on Friday. Yet another successful dance took place on Saturday at the Walton Community Hall. Gen- eration II, (Keith and Gloria Wilbee) was the band and they played music that all ages could dance to. Spot Dance winners were, Lorne and Helen Fell from Staffa and Ron Stacy and partner. Around 75 people auended and enjoyed the music as well as the lunch that was provided. The next dance will be on Friday, May 5 with the Tiffins providing the dance music. Well, children will be scrambling to get their baseball gloves broken in as ball season begins in Walton starting May 15. Jo Ann McDonald is the person to call if you need any Information about playing in Walton. This Sunday, May 30 was pulpit exchange and Duff's United welcomed Rev. Judy Baker of the Victoria St. (Goderich) Benmiller Pastoral Charge. Judy has worked as a Chaplain at Bluewater Youth Centre for suite a while. In her sermon she talked about her life as a chaplain in the correctional service and how she came to understand how badly the inmates need to know that they are worthy of being cared for emotionally, physically and spiritually. She said that she didn't condemn or condone them but tried to understand them. May 3 will be the next United Church Women meet- ing, starting at 8 p.m. Rev. Bruce Cook will be the guest speaker. Members are reminded to bring craft supplies for camp to the meeting. Also next Sun- day people are reminded to bring Canadian Tire money which will be collected for the Church Camps. TIM CUMMING PHOTO GREAT DAY FOR FISHING - It was cool but sunny on Saturday as Shannon Brooker, 9 and Patricia Day, 10 put in their lines during the Annual Seaforth Trout Derby at Seaforth Lions Park. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, May 3, 1885-17 Recreation Preview by Marty Bedard Senior games swing into gear The Seaforth Senior Games will swing into full gear during the month of May. Keep an eye on my column and the Community Calendar for event dates and times. Next week's schedule is as follows: May 3 - 1:30 p.m. Shuffleboard at the Seaforth District Arena. May 4 - 1:30 p.m. Solo at the Seaforth Legion Branch 156, and 7:30 p.m. Cribbage also at the Legion. May 6 - 2:00 p.m. Darts at the Seaforth Legion. May 9 - 10:00 am Walking at the Race Track, and 7:30 p.m. Bridge at the Legion. Any Senior age 55 years or older are very welcome to participant in any or all of the events. Registration fee is $3. For more information on the Senior Games call the Seaforth Recreation Office at 527-0882. Last week's Senior Shuffleboard winners after four games were: Women: J. Lunn478 I. Gardiner380 V. Preszcator362 Men: K. Lingelbach361 A. Lunn334 B. McLean326 The Seaforth Hospital Auxili- ary would like to invite you to their annual Penny Sale. The sale will take place from May l to May 12 and the draws will be made May 13. The sale will be held at 11 Main St. which is located next to the SCwing Cent (Formally„ ampbell's i ie' • tene). Bring your pennies and help support our hospital. Summer is rapidly approach- ing and with it Summer Active '95. This Canada -wide program promotes the benefits of reg- ular physical activity and encourages Canadians, especially those who are inac- tive. regardless of age, ability, or gender to choose an active, healthy lifestyle. I encourage you or your organization to participate in the celebration of physical activities. You will not be alone, the entire County of Huron will be buzzing with activity between May 15 - 31. So join in and get active...summer-active. Seaforth's events will be as follows: May 15 - Sneaker Day - every- one is encouraged to wear your sneakers. May 21 - Child Find Walk a Thon beginning from the Arena at 10:00 a.m. May 27 - Youth Group's Wheel-a-Thon. Times and location to be announced. May 28 - Kite Making and Flying beginning at 12 noon at the Arena. Admission is $4 for the Kites. June 7 - Dance for Heart at the Arena 7 - 10 p.m. For more information on Summer Active you can call 527-0882. Any women interested in playing soccer this summer on Mondays or Wednesdays can call Lynn Devereaux 522-1942. Anyone interested in taking a workshop on handling disabled, challenged. or hyperactive children are welcome to visit the Clinton Public School on May 4 at 8:00 p.m. For more information please call Judy Sturdy at 524-5133. Senior Shuffleboard continues every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. All seniors are welcome to enjoy an afternoon of fun and fellow- ship. 16.4►�1k.I\/►I\ALAILA\I I ,t fL ATFp4 D MOTOR PRODU(15 =1 , 1.� - p• �HrfgC BUICKoO r \ 271-5900 824 Ontario St. Stratford h. 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