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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-05-29, Page 6S-TNE HURON EXPOSITOR. Nay *S, 111011 Crowd enjoys Father's celebration Father J. Henry Cassano (former pastor at St. James, Seaforth). celebrated his 40th anniversary of ordination at St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica to a huge crowd of parish- ioners and other friends. The St. Marys Choir sang beauti- fully, CWL presented Father Henry with a gift, Msgr. J.B. O'Donnell gave an interest- ing homily and Father Henry was given a standing ovation. After the Mass, the crowd enjoyed a luncheon and get- together in the school hall. We are all very grateful to Father Henry for his prayers, love and friendship for the past 40 years and wish him good years ahead! Faithful navigator Sir Knight Don MacRae and Sir Knight Jeremiah Murray 'Blessed Brother Andre 4th degree Knights of Columbas,' took part in the Honour Guard for Confirmation at St. Ambrose by DorothyDublin Dillon 345-2842 Church, Brussels, Sunday at 9:15am and later at 2pm at Sacred Heart Church, Wingham. Father Joe Nevett was celebrant and other SK's attended from Brussels, Wingham and Teeswater.. Sir Knight Don and Eileen represented 'Blessed Brother Andre' at the 40th anniver- sary of the priesthood for Father Cassano at the Maltese Canadian Club, London, on Sunday, May 26 at 6pm. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kale of St. James Parish, Seaforth. They also visited with Father Sepek of Dresdan and Father Flenn Dioscen-Historiano of St. Peter's Cathedral, London. Dublin and area express heartfelt sympathy to the family and relatives of Lorne Feeney who died on May 20 at his Mitchell residence. Sympathy is extended to sons, Ron and wife Helen, RR 2 Dublin; Larry and wife Lynn, RR 1 Dublin; Tom and wife Linda, RR 2 Dublin; Robert and wife Rose, Stratford; friend Lois Hoggarth, Mitchell; brothers Ferg Feeney and wife Theresa, Seaforth; Carl Feeney and wife Dorothy, Seaforth; Victor Feeney and friend Marilyn, Waterloo; brothers-in-law and sisters- in-law of the Bader family; and grandchildren Michelle, Lori, Loni, Lydia, Christopher, Kyle and Sarah Feeney. We all express heartfelt sympathy and comfort to you all at this difficult time. Happy birthday to a former Dublin priest, Father Thomas Janisse, who celebrates today, May 29. Father Janisse is now at the Most Precious Blood Church, Windsor. Happy birthday to Sandra Regele who celebrates on June 1. Sandra presently nurses in New Hamburg and always uses her expertise and kindness with the sick. Heartfelt sympathy of the community is extended to Louis and Joyce DeDecker on the death of Louis' moth- er, Paula DeDecker, who died in Tillsonburg recently. Are there any of my readers who can take Meals on Wheels to the Dublin area? Help is badly needed! If you can help, please phone Vicki or Patti at Ritz Lutheran Villa, Mitchell, 348-8612. Thought for Today Friends are like pillars on your porch. Sometimes they hold you up and sometimes they lean on you! Pond study cut short by skunk visit Tis week track and field waF held. Reporter Andy Pethick said that his Grade 1 class had a tug-of-war against team three (made up of Grade's 2, 3 and 4) and the mighty Grade l's won! They are small but mighty! Then the Grade 4's took on -the teachers and volunteers and the teachers won: One kid was heard to have said the teachers won because they are older and tougher. The top two kids from each event go on to the regionals held in Scaforth on Thursday. Here are the eight topcon- tenders: Ben' Bachert, Tyler Elligsen, Carrie Leonhardt, Heather Dietz, Darcy McCutchcon, Sarah McDonald, Robert Johnston, Jennifer McClure. Carrie Leonhardt and Ben Bachert won at every event. Mrs, Crocker and her Grade 4 environmentalists had a Walton by Patty Banks 887-6860 • very short pond study this past week. It seems that they encountered a skunk and brought the smell back to school with them. On Saturday the school and town are having a village - wide garage sale. Be sure to drop up to the school to have a look at all the wonderful treasures that will be there for sale. There were 11 tables of euchre played last Thursday. The winners were: first, Ken and Velma Preszcator; sec- ond, Carmen and Millie; third, Ivan Bennewies and Edward Scherbarth. Men's lone hand winner was Raymond Haggit. Women's lone hand winner was Carol Doer. The next games will be June 13 and 27. Here's what's happening at the Walton .Ball Park this week. Squirts play Tuesday at 7pm followed by the Walton Brewers at 8:30pm who take on the Brussels Tigers. Ladies' slow pitch has a game Wednesday at 7pm. Thursday sees mite girls take on Belgrave at 7pm followed by Brussels mcn's slowpitch. Come on out and support the teams. Cars were lined up outside the Clark residence as family and friends helped Pam and Bruce celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on Saturday. Duff's United Church announcements: Next Sunday is, Communion and Confirmation. At 7:30 that night, the UCW hosts "Music Night" with guests, 'The Legion officers installed Thursday A joint installation of the officers for Seaforth Branch 156 Legion and Ladies' Auxiliary, and thc Clinton Legion branch and auxiliary was well attended last Thursday. This Saturday, the Aylmer branch will visit at about I lam. The committee will be holding meat draws between 1 l am and 1 pm. There will be entertainment and beef on a' bun. Come and welcome our Queensway Keyboard entertainment • Residents have been enjoy- ing the sun and mild weather by spending sonic time out- doors this week as tempera- tures allowed. Rev. Lazaro of Dashwood and Zurich United Churches led our worship service Tuesday, with a meaningful message for residents. Visiting diners at Diners 'Group Thursday evening had a great time viewing our video "100 Funniest Moments in Comedy" from the Readers Digest' collec- tion. The video sure confirms that laughter is good for you, as everyone lost themselves in an hour of hilarity. Doug Insley, with his key- board, entertained in the retirement home lounge Friday evening. We all love Doug's talent and flexibility as he played requests and from his own repertoire of music. It's great having seniors from the community join us for these special evenings. COMING EVENTS May 30 at 7pm: Birthday party with entertainment by Ray Cann and Band. June 8: Visit our booth at the Hcnsall fair and watch for our float in thc parade. Seaforth Legion b Barbara Scott comrades to our branch. The Exeter-Seaforth mixed golf tournament is in Exeter on June 9. Sign on the board at the branch before June I. Dave Watson and the local legion would like to thank everyone who helped in any way to make the yard and bake sale a success. To those who made donations of goods and baking, thanks. Also to Bob and Betty Harris, thanks for the use of your garage for storage. There will be a Sunday din- ner hosted by the ladies' aux- iliary on June 23. Keep this. date in`mind. At the going down of the sun and,in the morning we will remember them. New events for Hensall Fair With Hay and Hibbcrt Twps both celebrating their 150th birthdays this year, the fair board chose the theme - 'Focus On Your Neighbours,' for this year's Hensall Fair, to be held June 7 and 8. Several new events are planned for this year to encourage more youth' involvement. Saturday morn- ing features a Pet Show at 9am where youth 14 and under are invited to show their pet. For those without a pet there is a class for 'the most colourful stuffed ani- mal.' The early schedule will allow participants to return their pets home and get them- selves ready for the parade at noon. The Tug -Of -War will be for amateur teams, 14-18 yrs. old and 18 yrs. and over. Contact Eric Freiter for more infor- mation, 237-3351. Free admission to those registered by June 1. Members of the Bluewater team will be on hand to coach. Mid-afternoon Saturday, an exciting new event, 'Mutton Busting', will be staged in the horse ring. This mini - rodeo, sheep riding event, is for participants 6yrs. and under. Entertainment will be stagedin the Auditorium Saturday at 2pm, featuring the infamous 'Kitchen Band' from Grand Bend. Former residents Lloyd and Gloria Mousseau are members. Lisa Rempel from Designer Decor will follow, demonstrating various wall -painting tech- niques. HOMEtown Community Network will be set up live to demonstrate the Internet. Computer Hairstyle Imaging will be available. `Picture This' will transfer your pic- ture onto mugs and various other items. Huron Sledge Hockey and Ice Picking will stage a raffle for each of two sledge hock- ey sticks autographed by the NHL Oldtimers. Midway rides and various activities by local service clubs will operate Friday and Saturday. The breakfast is on again this year, Saturday morning, as well as most of the regular events. The Calf Club show and sale should prove exciting with close to 60 members showing calves. Anyone 20 yrs: old and under is invited to perform Friday evening in the Talent Show. Pre -registration is required by June 1. Contact Carolyn Knight at 262-3444 or Alex Irvine at 262-2941. The Kinettes are looking for contestants for Ambassador of the Fair. The traditional crowning on Friday evening is presenting a challenge because the night is the same as Formal Night in Exeter. Any interested can- didates please contact Deb Timmermans at 263-5504. Music Makin' Moms.' The singing group is made up of five talented women playing various instruments and a lead soloist. They have recorded two gospel tapes and,five country. The ladies record out of a studio in Allenford. These ladies have been together for 16 years now and know their stuff. That night you will also hear Gloria .Wilbee playing her guitar and singing, Graeme Craig and Don McDonald singing a duet., Duff's Angels are doing two numbers and Becky Brown will entertain as well. A big thanks was issued to all those people that worked so hard to make the smorgas- bord dinner a huge success last week. There were 360 people fed that. night. A big thanks goes to all the people that came from far and wide to partake of the delicious meal served. Ail Deposits Insured Within Limits Rates subject To Verification .95% 5 YEAR ANNUAL 6.A3 Yew 4 VW 6 .� 66 Year Doug Elliott 8. 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