HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-06-18, Page 6e- THE HURON SHIPOta1TOA, err ns, !lien.
Many graduations for Dybliat area residents
1)ublin andante is saddened
by the deaths of two former
Dublin people.
Sympathy is extended to
the family of Ann Benninger
who deed at the Mitchell
Nursing Home CO June li, and
to the family of Jack
Flannery who died at St.
Mary's •Hos piLAI , Kitchener
on June 10.
All Dublin and area extend
its love and prayers to these
families.
•Mrs. Loreen 'McDougalI
,and friend of. London. Mrs.
Mary Coyne. EiJeen Williams
and •Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Devereaux of Stratford spent
a Sunday recently and had
dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Ryan.
Graduations -are good news.
Congratulations to Colleen
Deloyer. daughter of Harry
and Mary Deloyer of Dublin,
who graduated from the
University of Waterloo on
May 29. Colleen received her
Bachelor of Arts degree.
Dublin
by Dorothy Dillon
345-2883
majoring in sociology, and
achieved an interdisciplinary
program in legal studies. Site
is presently employed at St.
Willibrord Community Credit
Union.
Congratulations to
Lawrence Thomas '101s tie,
son of Larry and !kale ne
Flanagan, who received his
Associate Dipioata in
Agriculture from the
University of Guelph June 4.
H! is employed with. the uni-
versity's researeh farm at
Elora. -
Congratulations to John
.McKercher. son of Don and
Charlotte McKereher of :RR
I, Dublin, who graduated
with a Bachelor of
Curnmerce degree in agricul-
tural business with Honors
.fr nyttls Ontario Agricultunll
(College,. Wnivorsity of
k.Guditih on June 6. John is
employed at Hensall District
;Qo•Op, as assistant location
coordinator, tarp products of
Ilisatsall.
,Congnatuiations to Julie
`Medd, daughter : of tLato and
Mayan%Medd, *leo graduated
on June 11. receiving her
diploma for office adminis-
tration executive, 'from
1 anshawe . College, :London.
She is currently employed .Ot
Malntee Real Estate in
Seaforth and "Between
Friends" in Clinton.
:Birthdays and anniversaries
are a time 'to celebrate.
Congratulations to Frank and
Maureen Bruxer of Dublin
who velebrate on Jinn 18. .
Congratulations to Bill and
Jean:Ryan who celebrated on
June 15.
Happy 10th anniversary to
Dave• and Dorothy Smith
who celebrated on June 6.
Happy birthday to Hob
Fun Fair, Teddy Bear Picnic in
Walton While School held
its Fun Fair last -week. There
were all kinds of activities
planned for kids such as
limbo. hockey. fishing, bal-
loon popping. long jump,
face painting. and throw the
wet sponge game (students
past and present of Walton
agreed to risk getting their
faces wet and it was rumored
that there were a few teachers
that saw their chance to get
even with their students and
threw a few sponges). and a
buggy ride. Jim Crocker
manned the barbecue and
served up some great tasting
hotdogs. The popcorn
machine was kept busy and
well over 200 people enjoyed
all the fun.
by Patty Banks
887-6156
On Friday The Early Year
students and parents. grand-
parents and friends held their
Teddy Bear Picnic. They
played games and -then feast
ed on fancy sandwiches, veg-
gies and ice cream cupcakes.
This past week the kids made
canisters for Father's Day
which were filled with bark
(chocolate edible bark). The
Grade 1's finished their story
wheels this week. They also
made some Dad's cookies
(decorated with Smarties) for
Father's Day.
!Phillips Who .celebrates on
June 20.
New babies art news.
Congratulations to loft' and
Nancy (Bennewies) Balfour,
and big brother Aaron ea :the
sate arrival of JocdonRos on
June 4.weighing"711ha.112 az.
Congratulations 'to proud
grandparents, Roos and
Audrey Balfour, 'Dublin, and
Edward and Doreen
Bannewies, lionihalm.
2HIllai'y. Olivia and
Madiramsie fBeuarmann are
pleased ,to announce the
arrival of'Bmily 'Elizabeth,
bon on 'May 19, -xxeighing 7
Ibs.13 1/2.oz.
CortgraWlations to proud
perms. Greg and J3arb, and
grandparents 'Ron and Elsie
Beuermann and Marion
Feltz.
THOUGHT FOR TODtA3'
We ask two things of the
airline industry: for the prices
to come .down and for the
planes to stay up.
t week at school
The Grade 2/3 class held
their last payday on -Friday.
They even had money left
over and decided that they
would have one more buying
and selling day. The kids
Vent a lot of time painting
"pots" for their dads for
Father's Dray. -.
The community extends
:their sympathy to Jerry and
Sandra Zwep on the loss of
their baby.
Neil and Marie McGavin
spent a weekend at Talisman
Resort where Neils' `57 OAC
reunion was held. Neil said it
was great fun getting together
with school friends to tell a
few lies and having a chance
to brag about their grandchil-
dren. The group get together
Summer reading program at library
The Hensel] Parks Board
recently dispersed monies on
behalf of the Hay Days '96
Committee. to minor sports
groups in Hensall. Each of
the following received funds:
Hensall Minor Ball. Hensall
Minor Hockey. Hensall
Gymnastics, Hensall
Rollerblade Hockey, Exeter
- and District Ringette, .and
Hensall Youth Soccer. These
donations represent the disso-
lution of the Hay Days'
funds.
The Hensall shuffleboard
scores for June 10 were Ray
Bennewies 572, Ethel
McMurtric 542. dna Williams,
486, Alice Thiel 450, Gert
Eagleson 421, Doris
• Hamilton 396. 5 games:
Isobel Rogerson 462, Tom
Williams 410.
At Hensall United Church
with Rev. Robert Peebles it
was graduation day for the
junior congregation.
The Hensall Library is hav-
ing a summer reading pro-
gram for children aged 6 to
11, called "Camp Read -a -
Lot". It runs for eight weeks
from July 3 until August 21.
The cost is $5 per child for
reading and fun, plus a
dynamic kick-off July 3 at 11
a.m. with storyteller, and
author Rob Neeves. There
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will. be amazing stories and
astounding games.
On June 22 at Carmel
Presbyterian Church Rev.
-Sabrina Caldwell will be the
guest minister.
On this Saturday the gener-
at public has the opportunity
to view 10 area flower gar-
dens. The Hensall and
District Horticultural Society
has arranged with area gar-
deners to have a viewing of
the following gardens: Cathy
and Hill Bell, .Betsy and Bill
Ro.wcliffe, Kathy and Doug
Mann, Cass and Ade Bayley,
Bill Gibson, Dave and Suc
Page, Butch and Sharon
Hoffman, Nancy and Mike
Denomme, Bill and Marlene
Taylor, Mervyn Fields and
Joanne Lebold. Advance
tickets can be purchased at
the Hensel{ Village Office. A
Garden Party with draws and
refreshments will follow. A
contest will also be held for
the most unique women's and
men's sun hat.
Hensall Droptln for Seniors
in the Hensall United.
Church, Junc 19.
On July 27 there will be a
memorial and decoration day
at Hensall Union Cemetery at
2 p.m.
Perth teachers meet
The Perth unit of the
Superannuated Teachers of
Ontario District 9 (STO) held
its annual dinner meeting '
June 10 at Mitchell. President
Joan Anderson welcomed the
96 atwnding.
Introduction of acting presi-
dent Harry Nesbitt was given
by Dave McClure. Nesbitt
gave a short report about the
recent Senate, after distribut-
ing a lengthy account to us
prior t9 the opening. Ross
Errington. president of Huron
Unit brought greetings.
The acting president intro-
duced guest speaker ;Barry
Foster, who spoke about
schools and .the probation
officer.
The .Perth unit pf;the STO
is looking forward to our
Huron -Perth Distriet 9 dinner
to be held Oet. 23 at-Seaforth
Community Centre.
every five years and this
marked their 40th year.
'Edith and Campbell Wey
greeted worshippers at Duff's
United Church on Father's
Day Sunday, June 15. -This
was Anniversary Sunday and
the church was wall decorat-
ed with fresh flowers. The
musical trio conaisting of
Phyllis -Mitchell, Margery
Hucther and Glenda Carter
entertained people before and
during the service with their
special music.
Rev. gave the Call to
Worship arid 'then welcomed
people from Bluevale and -
other visitors and guest
speaker Tony Morris and
guest soloist Margaret
Mcirtroy.
District W.I.
icnic July 8
Seaforth Women's Institute
held its June 10 reheating .at
the Northside United Church.
Opening Ode and Mary
Stewart Collect were repeat-
ed -Minutes Minutes of the last meet-
ing were read by Betty
Holley. ;District ,picnic is on
Jply t at McNaughton .Pack
in Exeter. Tickets are being
soldin the store again during
"MidnightMadness" in July
for the quilt draw. : .
Roll call was answered by
12 members. The treasurer's
report was given .by Helen
MacKenzie. -
Olive •Papple gave a report
on the district annual meet-
ing.
The meeting, was turned
over to Marion Gordon .and
,Kay O'Rourke.
A video was shown on
Ireland and;kish music.
Marion Gordon gave a
reading.
The next meeting is the dis-
. trict.pienic.
The Meeting tugs adjourned
and lunch was served :by
.Clarissa Stewart, Jean Keys
and Grace Scott.
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