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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-04-15, Page 711 -TRE HURON EXPOSITOR, Ap II 15, 1555 Men cater to their Legion Ladies at 46th anniversary celebration The Legion Ladies Auxiliary to Branch 156 meeting celebrated its 46th anniversary with a dinner catered by the branch. Errol Skillender was the chef in charge. This meal. which had four courses. was enjoyed by the 46 members present. After the meal Frank Phillips took a' photo of all the ladies. The Branch members were given a hearty vote of thanks for making the evening such a success. `The April general meeting followed. A dona- tion of S500 was made to the "Save Seaforth's High School Fund" Another SS0(1 went to the Legion's charitable lounda- U o0. The President and members of Branch 156 wish to thank thc 17 local members of the Army cadets who helped President Jim spring clean the upstairs hall. This is greatly appreciated as many hands make light work. • The Branch will he hosting the Sunday dinner on Mother's Day. May 10 begin- Seaforth Legion by Barbara Scott ning at 4:30 p.m. Desserts and help will he needed for this event. Please contact Ann Wood it you can help. There are still quite a few tickets.tor the Duck Race available. Please get yours early. All the tickets kir the Fish Fn are sold out. but there is plenty of room tor the karaoke as this evcht is now being held upstairs in the hall on April 18. It you have anything you would like to donate to the Yard Sale please contact Brtnch 156 at 527-0740 or Dave Watson at 527-1393. The general meeting on Thursday. April t6 will he the 'Election of Officers for the coming year. Please come hut and 'support the candi- dates of your choice. At the going down of the sun 'and in the morning we will remember them. Walton Public School raises $600 ' during its hop-a-th.on. for MD , SCHOOL NEWS: This; week the Hop-A-Thon'for Muscular Dystrophy was held with close to 5600 raised for the cause. The chil- dren had to hop down ;bunny trails and hop for Iwo min- ute.. They were rewarded with hummers that said. '.'Some hunm''special", candies. hop- a-thon certificates. slickers and cravohs and colouring hooks. The kids also enjoyed. watching the video. "Peter Rahhit' . The kids did a lot ollEastcr crafts this week as well. r There were some construc- tion paper Easter baskets and hu my egg:e. The kinder-; careens made edible Easter nests. lee cream cone hunny cupcakes weft made and dec- orated with marshmallows. Mr. Bennett made some dye by putting crepe paper in hot water They tried out a new w:n of colouring eggs called marbling. The\ added vine- gar and cooking oil to the dye and then swirled the' eggs in this, mikturc with sonic very beautiful results. They also cooked onion skins to make,a yellowish dye. Andrew Elliott was the 'ucky child who took home Coke and Pepsi this week- end. CHURCH NEWS Doreen Hackwell greeted people coming to I)utf's United Church Easter morn- ing. Walton by Patty Banks 887-6156 The Easter Kanner was hung. Easter lilies (donated by Blyth's Knechtcl store) were placed on top of the piano and a church full of people greeted Rev. Murray as ho proceeded down the aisle carrying thc lit Christ candle and giving the Call to Worship. , The minister announced the church now has a web site and the sermons arc availahle through it - http:/www.hows.nct/NOG2W OBUC MAL HOLM INSURANCE1tY BRROKERS Allan Carter, Broker - Home • Auto • Commercial ' • Farm 522-0399 Seaforth 1-800-265-0959 Strathroy JANE POWELL PHOTO STRANGE SIGHT - The Easter bunny and his buddy, a duck, were giving out eggs from their baskets on Main Street in Seaforth on Saturday moming. That's Brent Ribey in the shades. Brad Crawford is the one with the beak. Open culvert a concern for mom. An open culvert that runs though the rear of her proper- ty at 58 Coleman Street con- cerns Sandra Melady enough that she asked if Seaforth Council could do something about it. Melady is worried about her young children. and wondered if a grate could be put on the outlet, enough to prevent kids accidentally get- ting in the culvert without restricting the flow. Works superintendent John Forrest said outlets aren't usually grated in this town. He said the fineness of grate necessary to restrict a child has in the past proven to greatly impede flow. Forrest said a similar cul- vert/outlet by the ,puhlic school has caused many problems, and it's even smaller. Mayor Dave Scott said council would keep investi- gating options. St. Thomas Anglican Church Jarvis St. Seatorth 'r Rev. Robert Hiscox 482-7861 Sunday April 19th Service of Holy Communion at 9:30 AM Sunday, April 19th Baptism Services 9:30 Cavan (Winthrop) , and 11:00 a.m. Northside (Goderich St., Seaforth) United Churches Sunday School during the services First Presbyterian Church Goderich St. W. Seaforth 11:15 AM Sunday School dunng Church Service Minister: Rev. Nicholas Vandermey Seaforth Community Church (Mebting at Bethel Bible Church) Sunday 11 am Worship Wed.: 7:30 pm (at 146 Jarvis St.. Seaforth) Bible Teaching & Prayer Full gospel with a Pentecostal Message Bethel Bible Church Meeting at Seatorth High 9:45 a.m. S.S. 7:00 p.m. 11:00 Worship Evening Bible Study Small Group meetings Weekly An Associated Gospel Church t. ames Catholic Church Victoria'St., Seaforth Saturday - 5:15 pm St. James Parish, Seaforth Saturday - 7:15 pm St. Joseph's Parish, Clinton Sunday - 9:00 am St. Michael's Parish. Blyth Sunday - 11:00 am St. James Parish. Seaforth Father Dino Salvador Is This Your Year For A Ieere? Nes141 LT SERIES MOWERS 13 HP., 15 HP., 16 HP GEAR, HYDRO, HYDRO AS LOW AS s2AA �549'Tax $5900', • 'Financing based on Sale Price of '2,545.00 less '426.51 down payment (taxes extra). Balance of '2,122.49. Financed and Based on 8.9% APR. 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