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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-04-03, Page 7How many books can an eggshell hold? New students, Ned (Kindergarten), Laura (Grade 3) and Brian (4) Werriham; and Nicholas (Grade 2) and . • Ashley (3) Halley -were wel- comed to the school this week. The Kindergartens were busy making chicks and eggs - this week. They were doing some experiments to see how Walton by Patty Banks $87-6860 Mrs. Vivian spent her Spring .Break in Florida. She and her,family got, to go to Disney World and Scaworld .many books an eggshell . and took in a baseball game could hold before it would where they cheered for the -break. The magic number Blue Jays. Her class has been was., seven big books. The making Easter Egg Pinatas-. t.lass also welcomed- student They have also been studying teacher Tracey -Fischer; from eggs. On Friday they put a the Brussels/Cranbrook arca white egg.and a brown egg in .to the class. She will be vinegar. and Monday they working with the. class until • .will sec.w-h it happened. to April 12, :The .class also said " them. They pla ed'a garbage goodbye to their TA; Jennifer - garden as well. Into ihis gar - Cochrane. She will be greatly den - went- some plastic, missed. orange peel, tin toil and card- • Mrs. Bennett had -the -hoard. The y want to see how -Helen •Craig.returned this past week from Edmonton where they attended the World's- Figure Skating Championship. Helen said that it was enjoyable to see the- upcoming and current champions of the world. She was situated' behind the media and had clear viewing of -what-is called the 'Kiss and Cry area.' She and her two sisters who were with ; Mrs. Strangway, working with the Grade 4s, spent time visiting family during the break. Shc-said her -class has been working at some co- operative.games in gym. She wondered if anyone had ever heard. of the 'human pretzel' game. Anyone attending • the Harmony Kings barbershop show. on Saturday would have sten thc now famous singers/actors Don McDonald and.Gracmc Craig of Walton. The very pale - skinned Don played Tonto (the Lein.: Ranger's sidekick) vacation too as they drove to Delaware to visit Graeme's sister Sherrill Despite a weather delay, Watton WI- met at the Walton Hall to share a heritage of quilts. Members brought quilts to be photographed for the Tweedsmuir History. Some of the quilts were made by the members; others, by grandmothers or other special relatives.Piecing and applique were the most com- mon techniques used. Marion Godkiri handled the photog- raphy as she is the co-chair of the Tweedsmuir committee •along with Mary Humphries. and Gracmc and a few men ' Other community .mem- l'rom the chorus. played and ang a few western son:,;, hers are welcome to contact unding-very much like the Mary or Marion if they have Sons of the Pioneers. quilts that they would like to Leona McDonald and have photographed and be included in this historic - record of a significant pio- neer activity of women. Plans were finalized for the Walton Branch Annual Meeting set for April 17 at the hall in the form of a pot -luck lunch. Mrs. Winnie May, FWIO board, will install the new slate of officers. Anyone interestet' in learning about WI past and present, can contact -PRO. Ruth Axtmann or Pres. Marjory Humphries. Leona McDonald greeted worship- pers on Palm Sunday at Duff's United Church. Brittany Holmes lit the Christ Candle and the choir sang their Introit, 'I am there.' Rev. Banks -announced that there will be a Maundy Thursday service at the ' church starting at 7:30 pm. The service on Easter Sunday will start at 11:30 am. Don't forgetto- turn your clock ahead when you go tobed Saturday night. opportunity to visit Mexico long it will take for each item during the Spring Break and to break down. she said that -she is still get- A highlight for 1VIrs. Scott ting acclimatized. She said- during the Spring -Break was that it was a little difficult to to .see the musical. 'Beauty go from summer to winter. ` and the Beast,' Shc said that The class published their it was fantastic and would Amaryllis hook and each recommend it to anyone. Her -child got to take their hook class has -been working at home. They have also been their math contracts: They busy searching for the vari- - also had -visitors this:week. ous signs of Spring. I always Mrs. Hciwc Lohh and her look for Robins. Has anyone baby Mcryn came by to say her. cheered for Elvis. seen any yet' - 'hello.' •. • Graeme and Michael had a Kippen W.I. to host District Annual in Brucefield Kippen East W.I. met at the home of Dorothy Bell last Tuesday with Grace Drummond as co -hostess. l by Liz Sangster The members ans:wercd 262-2715 the roll call with their favourite part of the Mary Stewart Collect, after the Opening Ode was sung and the Collect repeated. Grace Drummond, president, read -a poem on March. The Slice of Huron. is to held in Seaforth; Apo1:9r.IG2, with open house - night on i rj11I 1. the Dist 'Anita] which Kippen is: to livill he • fieldiMay 16 at,at'uceficld United Church with 'Let's Communicate' as the theme. Preparation 'plans were dis-. cussed.IPilyllis Parsons intro- duced the guest;(eaker, Nancy Cleave, orNancy's Fixin's, who gave the group some ideas on how to dress up their windows and bring out curtain colour in .cushions or throws, to tie, decorating Hensall schemes together. Shc was thanked by Rena Caldwell. Mona Aldcrdice had a read- ing 'The Bluebird' and Helen MacLean stumped most of the group with her soap con- test. Ruby Triebner gave courtesy remarks and thc meeting closed with the W.I. Centennial Song. Lunch was served by. Thea- Wisch- and Phyllis Parsons: . - - The service at Hensall United Church Opened with pcople.carrying palm fronds. the singing of 'Hosan.nah, Loud, Hosannah." prayer for worship, the prayer of approach-- and the Lord's Prayer -' The _Thursday Afternoon Ladies meet April 4. at 2 pm: -There will he a special com- -munion scrvicc April.4 at 7:30 pm. a remembrance ser -- vice April 5 at I() am, and a sunrise service April 7 at 7 am, after which a bacon and "egg breakfast will -he held. A -service of 'joy and celebra- tion' will he the same day at 10 am. . To place -Easter (lowers in the church phone Carol Martin at 263-341 I. Remember the Annual Beef Supper on April 24. Call Marg for tickets at 262-2304. Junior choir practice will he after school on Wednesday. Bring non-perishable food Quilting bee keeps hands busy March is the month when everyone: anxiously awaits the arrival of Spring. We truly believe,it will soon he here! A quilting bee has kept hands busy and minds from the weather. Ladies have almost completed the quilting of a hand -'sewn quilt made by Minnie Walters. St: Patrick's Day was cele- brated in fine style. The 'Notes of Yesteryear' enter- tained residents and friends with their music. Vanda McNeil, the granddaughter of Mac Campbell. thrilled the audience with some great old tyme step -dancing. It was good to have Jim Kelly in the crowd dressed in green from head to foot! This month, residents wel- corned Rob Hiscox, lay Pastor of thc Anglican Church, to Maplewood Manor. Rev. Cheryl Ann Stadelbaucr-Sampa and Pastor Rick Lucas also led in worship service for the month. Special thanks to Brandon Meyers who came from the Bethel Bih!e Church 'Maplewood` Manor to sing and play his guitar. . Thanks also to the ladies 'of St. James Church for coming faithfully every week -to bring comtnunion. Greatly appreci- ated. - - Carol Carter. Marion Rose and Bill Gibson each enter- tained.residents with their - music; The sing -a -longs arc always a popular event. Rcsidcnts enjoyed dinner out at the Bistro restaurant. It's always fun to cat out. The month ended on a great note as residents attend- ed the Harmony Kings Concert. 'Westward Ho, Ho, Ho.' was thoroughly cnjoycd by all. Geri Fashions of London will be at Maplewood Manor on Friday, April 1.9 from 12-4 pm with a fashion show at 2 pm. Hope you can come. - Happy Easter to all! Residents enjoy IPM movie CONTINUED from page 6 Albert. Sornc of our residents Julie Clark to our staff. even remembered. being Jennifer Hargreaves has there. - returned after injuring her back in an accident. Welcome hack Jen! On March 22 the residents cnjoycd watching a movie about the 1946 ploughing match that was held in Port .1 Welcome to Bill Pease! Happy birthday to: John Powell. April 23: Antjc Vcldhuis. April 23, Annie Hodgins. April 25 and Mary McDougall. April 29. items for, the food hank to church on Sunday. 'Sharing Time' leading .to Confirmation will be held immediately after church. Bible study -will-he held Tuesday, April 2.1:30 to 3 -pm. Presbytery Prayer Request: Zurich and •1-)ashwood. it is now time to prepare small craft items for the Spring yard sale. -;Green pick-up will begin April 3. in Hensall: Green- - waste includes. grass clip- pings, garden Waste, branches and trimmings. Material should he bundled. in lengths no longer than ibur feet, or in cardboard boxes. or contain- ers. Please, do not . use hags. Rcsidcnts must phone -the inunicipal office (262-2812) to a-rrangc - pickup in advance. - (Dublin by Dorothy Dillon 345-2x83 . Happy Easter Joe Eckert 'was thrilled to he with his daughter. Mary, on her birthday! He also enjoyed a -visit from Sandra Storey and her boyfriend. i wish all my readers a very Happy Easter! Thought For Today There's it wonderful sparkle. 01 Spring in the air, - And may Easter bring us Happiness beyond com- pare! Seaforth Legion by Barbara Scott Last Legion meat draw great success The last meat draw was a great success. Thcrc will he another one for hams on April 6. 4-6 pm. Thcrc.will he entertainment. it has also been decided to have one more wcck of Monday night crihhage on April 8 at 8 pm. The Branch needs .scimc- onc to'. work alternate Saturday evenings starting April t 3. Contact Tom Barry. Thcrc will he i solo tourna- ment on Saturday April 13. Registration is at 12:30 pm. Games start at 1 pm. A Sunday .dinner will he held on April 21. 4-6:30 pm. Desserts and help will he needed. The "execuuvc meet- ing is April I1 at 8 pm and the general meeting will he held on April 18 at 8.pm. Al the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. Seaforth & District Community Centres HOCKEY POOL '95 RANK STANDINGS pts. (as of Mar. 28/96) 1. G&DII . 1113 2. Bach 1 1112 3. Bob Henderson 1107 4. G & b IlI 1106 5. T.N.L. H9 1102 6. ice Hogs 1100 7. Billy Boy (3) 1099 8. Joe III 1096 9. Brett 2 • 1094 10. Tammy Marten 1093 11. M.H.R.R. + S I 1089 12. Couch Potato 3 1084 13. Wayne Regele #2 - 1079 14. Bob. McNaughton H3 1078 15. Leafs = Cup #2 1075 16. Stormin Norman 1074. 17. First Place 1072 18. Harry Jansen 1063 19. Cooner #1 1052 20. Sparky I 1044 21. Terry Gray #1 1038 22. Couch Potato I 1034 23. G & D I 1033 24. Gull 1032 25. Yzerman 1029 26. M.H.R.R. +SII 1027 27. Jim #2 1026 28. John Van IJeshout '1026 29. -Pens I 1026 30. Prime Time I 1026 31. Kev C. I 1023 32. Paul Dolmage 1023 33. Dutch Trio I 1021 34. Glen Carter 1021 35. Cooner # 2 1019 36. 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Product of Mexco ASPARAGUS s2• �Ib. 482-3413 Seaforth Rec,ation Department P4eilegt4 DOG OBEDIENCE Illowith Instructor ANITA HANSEN Classes begin - Tues., April 16, 1996 Beginners... 7:00-8:00 pm Intermediate...8:00-9:00 pm at the - Seaforth & District Community Centres • Registration Fee $45.00 for 10 weeks Interested persons must -pre -register by calling 527-0882 - Class size is limited so register early. • Be Involved! - f Ir non ('ounty is preparing a New ('ounty flan. _The• flan will deal with cornnrrrnity. economic and girt,( use issues. phase 11 of the process is a series of workshops to discuss .the values Identified in the recently c•ortipietcrl Community Action" Kits. Everyone, Is encouraged lo. attend and partlepate-Irl the - disc•usstolts. Open House & Registration at 7:00 p.m. Locations.. Dates I. 7.euich 1'tihlie• School - We'd. Apr. 17 2. Brussels Public School Thurs. Apr. 18.- 2. Clinton High Sehool (CRSS) Wed. Apr.2.1 4. lironkside Public School Thurs. Apr.25. •5: Exeter high School Wed. May 1 6. \Vinglian High School Thurs. May 9 7. Scaiforlh Iligh School Thurs. May 1f -R. Goderteh.11igh School . Wed. May 22 9. Stephen Central Pub. Sch "ihurs.May.3O 10. l lowlck Public -School Wed. June 5 'lo accommodate non-resident laud owners (other Cot oily residents also welcome): Open House &-Registration at 9:30 a.m. 11. Kirfgsbridge Separate. Sell. Sat. July 6 12. Hayfield Comm. Centre Sat. July 1:1 Reminder: individuals. groups anti ort•;:►nizallons who have _not returned their CllllMundy- Action.Kits are encouraged to cin :i '40(11) as possible. For fur therinformal trnr. please contact the Huron County Planning and Development Department: - • 519-524-2188 • FArmrn uidt the wnl,. one. r4n11R .,1..u1 dm Sit 6100 and MUNI tiro,, nArlo�: Et' Ill Namda(purl \I,,drru 1 aim. tugwurr1,15 _ fOFMmiel bard whin,( Thu. out III.,1r, w11A1 F,'.\I-t11..wn All AI.IIIK -- 1111'. Iillxl •.w.I MOO Sent. 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