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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-06-12, Page 66 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Juno 12, 1996 ommunity School trip to Doon Heritage Crossroads The highlight of the week was the school trip to Doon Heritage Crossroads in Kitchener. There were two school busloads of students, teachers and parent volun- teers that made the trip on Thursday. The weather was perfect and everyone had a great time. The kids enjoyed seeing the way things were long ago. In the kitchen of the Seibert House one could smell real lemon as the woman dressed in costume of the day, was making lemon tarts, the old fashioned way. The old cook - stove was putting out a lot of heat and one could only imagine what it must have been like for those women who had to make meals on very hot, humid days. The kids also took note that there were no T.V.s,• Nintendo or flush toilets. What a drag! Walton by Patty Banks 887-6860 Another attraction for the group was a ride in a wagon pulled by two horses. All ladies are invited to join the Walton Institute in cele- brating their 40th Anniversary on June 19 at 8 p.m. at the Hall. Gloria and Keith Wilbee. had visitors last week. Her aunt, Agnes Lucarz from Winnipeg. Aunt and Uncle, Maurice and Eileen Hart from Kilman, Alta. stopped in for a visit while on their way to Walkerton where they helped Gloria's aunt and uncle Mel and Helen Hart celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. The UCW meeting was held June 4. Judy Emmrich, Marion Godkin, Val Pethick and Barb Durrell were in charge of the devotions and had the program. They did scripture readings. and Marjory Humphries played the piano for the singing of the hymns. They then wel- comed Murray and Olene Dennis who showed slides of their trip to the Holy Land. Barb Durrell led the business part of the meeting opening with the roll call which was to bring cookies for camp Menesetung. Greeters at Duff's United Church 13Ist Anniversary service on June 9 were Dorothy Sholdice and Viola Traviss. The church was well decorated with all kinds of flowers and there were birds displayed at the front as well. The musical trio made up of Correspondent composes Father's Day song Birthdays and anniversaries are always so special. This week the correspondent, Dorothy, has relatives who are celebrating. Happy Birthday to Brandon Nash of Seaforth, who celebrates on Thursday. Brandon, all your family, relatives and friends wish you a great day. Anniversaries arc also very 'special. Happy anniversary to Marie and Jim Kelly who cel- ebrate on Friday. (food years ahead, Marie and Jim. On Sat. Bill and Jean Ryan cele- brate their anniversary. Good �'years ahead, Bill and Jean. Congratulations to the daughter anti granddaughter of Hairy and Mabe,) Nesbitt who graduated recently. Rbchelle Anne (N'esbitt) Clayton graduated from West Chester University, Pennsylvania, with, ra Bachelor' of Arts majbring in' i social work. She is a medical social worker for the Department of Social Work at the Medical Centre of Dublin by Dorothy Dillon 345-2883, Delaware in Wilmington. Valerie Ruth Clayton grad- uated from Biota University, La Mirada, California, with a four year Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications. All of your friends are very proud of you. Mrs. Agnes (Hart) Lucarz , from Winnipeg is home visit- ing Don and Eileen MacRae and other relatives and friends. This past week Eileen MacRae and Agnes visited with another friend, Rita and Orville K'elland of Londesboro. Don and Eileen MacRae spent a short time on Friday with their sister-in-law Audrey Davidson in K. Waterloo Hospital,who is seriously ill and also with Keith at his, home. June Social tonight at hall The St. Columban Catholic Women's League held its , June meeting on Tuesday 'in the parish hall. Anne Marie Maloney, president opened the meeting with the League prayer. A reading and, reflec- tion was given by Sister Rita. The annual June Social is Wednesday (tonight) in the parish hall. This year is the 75th anniversary of the St. Columban CWL. To com- memorate .the anniversary, the June Social will begin in the church with a half hour' prayer service for peace. Entertainment will be provid- ed by the SDHS Girls Band with a short concert presenta- tion, then all will adjourn to the parish hall where Paul Thompson, director of CKNX Barn Dance Live and Sheila Richards of the Blyth Festival will be guest speak- ers. There will be the usual penny sale, bake sale and a St. Columban by Cecilia Ryan 345-2028 by Cecilia Ryan 345-2028 50/50 draw. Hope to see you there. Other upcoming events are the Parish Picnic on June 23 and the Harvest Dance on November 2 in the St. Columban Parish Hall. Alphonse and Annie Cronin of St. Columban and Bob and Theresa Admans of Stratford spent Thursday at' the Martyr's Shrine in Midland, On. Gerry and Karen Ryan, Jason, Amanda and Jeremy and Cecilia Ryan visited qn Sunday with Sister Mary Eckert at the Ursuline Motherhouse in Chatham. We also had a visit with Sister Marietta Delaney, Sister Viola Feeney and Sister Caroline Krauskoph. Branch saddened -by loss The Ladies Auxiliary will be hosting a Sunday dinner on June 23. 4:30 p.m. Adults $9, children $4.50. Take-outs available. Ladies, help and desserts will be needed. The Provincial Service Officer will be at Branch 156 on June 27 at 9 a.m. Contact Cleave Coombs .for -an appointment. Branch Golf will be held July 20. Tee times start 9 a.m. Sign sheet July 13 or contact Linda Gridzak. The Branch was saddened by the death of Comrade f Seaforth Legion N by Barbara Scott Gordon Hulley. A Legion Service was held on Tuesday evening. To his family and friends we extend our sincere sympathies. They grow not old as we who are left grow old. Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. Choir singing at Hensall School Queensway Volunteer Auxiliary met Monday morn- ing. Events for June (Seniors month) were discussed. Residents are excited about their International Choir singing at the Hensall Public School Friday, June 14, 1:30 p.m. Individual residents are also singing and doing read- ings. We want to remind everyone of our Annual Strawberry Social Fundraiser for Alzheimers Disease, Sunday, June 23rd 2 p.m, to 4 Friday evening the Queensway Retirement Home Lounge featured Julie Debus singer and stand up comic who entertained with her keyboard for a rollicking hour of fun. Residents were amazed by Julie, a staff member who quietly cares for their needs by day. THOUGHT FOR TODAY With Father's Day coming up next Sunday. June 16, I , hope all my readers who are fathers, grandfathers etc. will enjoy the song ( composed to the tune of Man (Uh - Huh). • F -A -T -H -E -R F - a Father's Fantastic and Fun every day. A - Affectionate - we know, he's showed us the way. T - Tremendous, Terrific, he always is Tops. - H - Has Humour and Hugs us, Hurrah for our pop. E - an Excellent person and works hard Each day. ' R - Remarkable, Really, what else can we say? - Uh, huh, uh, huh. Mm mm. mm, min. Oh, Dad. we all love you, what else can• we do? A great Father's Day - we really wish you. 1 -Happy Father's Day to all of you. Phyllis Mitchell, Margery Huether and Glenda rter played all of the of time favor' s people red for we . Aft ev. led The ngrega n the Cali to Worship, • the Dedication of Ministers Photo Gallery, in memory of Ray Huether was presented. The Huether family along with Rev. and Clerk of Session, Leona McDonald. removed the covers of Photo Gallery, revealing framed pictures of all the ministers that have served Duff's United Church. By request from the family Graeme Craig and Don McDonald sang a duet, "For Those Tears i Died." Rev. then intro- duced guest speaker, Muriel Duncan, Editor of the United Church Observer, and she read the Scripture lessons. St. James Catholic Women's League CWL discusses 75th, •anniversary plans St. James Catholic Women's League held' its monthly meeting on June 4 in St. James School computer room. President Mary Barnes welcomed everyone to the meeting. Among the issues. 'discussed -was the Catholic School situation . • in Newfoundland and our 75th anniversary, celebration com- ' ing yp on ,September 25. Heather be Jong demon- strated how to make beautiful angels . for selling ,at the bazaar. As she demonstrated. members worked on nuking some angels as well. Heather Was thanked for taking the time -'to share her talents 'with the -group. - Zoning change approved At its regular meeting May 21, Hullett Council amended a bylaw to change the zone symhpl on lands located at concession 13, part lot 18 in the township from general agriculture to agriculture small holding - special provi- sion. •Council also decided to proceed with legal action against lots 77 through 81, plan 289, Elkin Survey. At its regular meeting May 7, council approved that William Bromley's applica- tion to build a shed on part of lot 25in the township "he given a building permit for the shed, linked to his build- ing permit for house to com- ply within 12 months of issuance, non-compliance will result in shed having to be removed." All Deposits Insured Within Limits Rates subject To Ventication 5 YEAR ANNUAL. Doug Elliott B. Math .4 3 Year 3 Yea, • ■ 2 Y.M. 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