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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 1999-05-19, Page 9TALK; Correspondents Hilgendorff photo Donation to Arthritis Society . • The Arthritis Society recently. received a cheque for S2000 from the Huron -Perth branches of CIBC. In the front row from' left, community manager Gary Duwyn and Seaforth branch manager Deb Brindley present the cheque -to Catherine Delea, volunteer regional chair of the. Ontario board of the Arthritis Society. Also pictured are 'members of the staff of theSeaforfh branch including, in, the back row from left, Catherine tyicke, Marlene Horburn, Debbie Colborne, Irene Blight and Joyce Workman. The Seaforth branch will be spearheading the local campaign again in September. Interested canvassers are asked to contact the branch. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, May 19, 1999.9 Horticultural Society. discusses IPM Seaforth and District Horticulture Society met May 12 at Northside United Church. • Eleanor Horst read a poem "Last Word on Life's Account." Glenda Blair introduced speaker Allan Carter who spoke about the Huron County Plowing - Match to he held near • Dashwood in September. Topics include the Sunday church service to be held in Zurich arena, speaker Paul Henderson, the trailer park which has 700 serviced campsites and 600 non - serviced; a large mural depicting the four matches held in Huron County: 1946 in Port Albert, Victory Match, 1966 in Seaforth. Mud Match. 1978 in Wingham, Money Match, .Rise and Shine in '99 at Dashwood. The surrounding Community breakfast is a huge success The,St.'Cohimhan Parish Community Breakfast held Sunday morning -after Mass in the St,. Columban Parish Hall was a huge success. A delicious hreakfast of . bacon on a bun cooked up by Gary Cronin, Frank Crowley and company was .. served. along with coffee, juice and cake. The tables. • filled with people. were decorated with apple • blossoms by Nancy Kale. Melanie Cronin,. along. with her helpers. supervised craft making for the younger • - chitdren. The event was • enjoyed by A bndal shower for Heather Billson: daughter of Rick and'Janet Billson. Winthrop. Was held in the St Coiumban'Pansh Hall Sunday afternoon: Heather will be marred on June 19 to Stephen Ryan. son of Rona and Mary Ry an. St: • Columban. The shower.was • St. Columban • attended by Many -relatives. game were scored by Brent neighbours and.friends. " Hulley, 2; James Dick. 1: Bill The St. Columban men's Ryan. 2.• , soccer team in the London • The St.'Columban ladies' first division played in; soccer team lost 3-1 to Sarnia London against Marconi Hornets of London's first Friday.evening to a tie of'1- . division, Sunday evening in 1. St. Columban. The St. Columban The Gauss Math men's team in the competition. held at Huron County St. Michael in . men's soccer; - Stratford. was defeated the attended by itucieri4 Goderich team 3-0 in Grades 7 -and 8 • Tuesday in 1. from St. Columban, Godericit. Goals Congratulations to • - were scored by By Mary. C. Josina Vink:•who - Brent •Hulley. - Ryan came first of all the BlaineDooren and 345-2560 Grade 7 students who Bill Ryan. This St. 'e.j .participated in the Columban team C r competition. also defeated the Grade 7 and 8 ' Clinton 5-1 in a game students from St. Columban Sunday afternoon in St. Scholl have been busy, , Colutnban.'Goals in that preparing for the Sacrament • of Confirmation being celebrated, along with Bishop Sherlock. on Thursday. May 20 at. Si. Patrick's Church in Dublin. Preparations for this celebration included a retreat,.held at "Hidden Acres:" near. Shakespeare. . Activities relating to • religious studies. as well as times of reflection. were held. The students were accompanied by Father Tony DelCiancro, Mrs. Stapleton: Mrs: Waechter and Mme. Ingratta.. , `•The Grades 6.1: and 8 ,students attended -Jubilate Deo", -a celehration.in dance honouring many of our modern day, prophets. Scenes were performed reelecting • the lives of Mother Teresa. =Nelson Mandela. Martin Luther King and others. It was described as a "different" but enjoyable experience for the students. • Dublin girl member of winning basketball team Congratulations to Joe and meeting recently in Stratford just to_be a great friend. . as hostesses. A11 arrived Cor Francine Looby on the sate morning coffee. Dinner at arrival of a darling baby girl, noon was at the "Festival - Manah Margaret. born on [nn". Stratford with a Tuesday. May 11 at Stratford • "special" birthday cake tor The C.W.L. of St. Vincent cousin Marie Sutherland of de Paul Church. Mitchell, • : Woodstock. for her 90th . held a successful spring, , . birthday (May 2 i. bazaar on May 12. which was ' THOUGHT FOR TODAY an enjoyable evening for • Game Warden: Young man. ladies from neighbouring • there's no tishing hee churches. One of the • Young Man: You're telling highlights of the evening was me. I've been here fbr two , • entertainment by hours and haven't had a -bite° -- Randy and Friends• from Hanover. Eileen MacRae, . Dublin and Anne Frances, Mitchell • joined their cousins. Joyce. Anna, Donna and Marie in Stratford for their Sprang Turner Reunion on May 10. The "Turner Female. Cousins" spring get- together was at the home of cousin, Joyce McKay and Anna O'Donnell, both of Stratford Dublin General.11-ospual. weighing - where Marg Rowland and. Helen Krauskopf of Dublin. and Barb Krauskopf were appointed to the new executive. Congratulations to Barbra Murray. daughter of Connie Congratulations to Sean and Arthur Murray, R.R. 1. and Mary Margaiet Kells , Dubhn,:who was a Whiteford and big brother member of the Ethan, on the happy arrival champion Jeanne of Lauren Kathleen Anne, born on April 29,'at Ahbotstord, B.C. weighing 8 Ih.111'2or 8 lbs. 3 oz. t Big sister. : Kristin is'thrilled.l Congratulations to proud grandparents. Tony and Christine.De Groot and Margaret Lochs. Sause Voyageurs girls basketball team which won the Perth and Huron -Perth Congratulations to proud • separate school .. grandparents Ferg and Anne championships. Kell.. Duplin. Doc and • • Happy birthday to Kathy Campbell. Exeter and John . to grrat grandmothers, Esther ..Schoonderwoerd Ko Ih. Dublin, and .Bette , who celebrates ' Noonan and Isa Smith... tontor'row May 20. l: sere r John is always there The Ontario Ass,ktanon of to lend'a helping, Superannuated W,nen 'hand, give good adv ice or Teachers held a dinner and By Dorothy Dillon 345-2883 Hensall hosts Big Bike `99, Ride for Heart and Stroke on June 6 The Mensal] shuffleboard scores for'May 11 are as follow.: Lorne Archer 613, Tom Williams 555, Lloyd, Lovell 517, Ray Bennewies 508. Russell Ferguson 497, Ethel McMurtrie 463, Dave • Woodward 439. Doris . Hamilton 418. At Hensall United Church Pirie Mitchell's message was "Which Way to co." The greeters were George and 1i4JParker George also ht the candle John Thomson • and Cecil.Pepper«ere the ushers..Matk Garlough was. the organist and • ac..tutpanted the choir in the singing of an anthem. Students of Emmanuel College attended the service • and sisitcd >%1 • Pirie over the weekend. "1 n. were in the area while attending a conference in London. The youth group enjoyed a barbecue at the manse. - • Hensall Carmel Presbyterian Church will Hensall celebrate its f 5 l st . Anniversary on May'30 at 9:45 a.m. The guest ministet- will be Rev. Nicholas • . • Vandermey of First: Presbyterian Church in Seaforth. The guest soloist will be Sarah Noakes of ' Seaforth. Registration forms are now available for the Hensall Summer Playground Program. Information is . available at the Hensall Municipal Office. Dates for the program will be -July 19- 30 (afternoons 1-3 p.m.) and August 3-20 (9 a.m. - 3 p.m.) Swimming w ill also be' offered mornings. July 19- 30. Be a pan of this great . summer program, geared for ages 4 to 12. The Big Bike '99 Ride for Heart and Stroke is coming to Hensall, on Sunday. June 6. This event is being hosted by the Hensall Economic Development Committee, and after approaching various service clubs for their participation there are six seats -yet to be filled. In order to be part -of the big :bike ride. you must be 14 years of age. and have a minimum of $50 in pledges. The 2 km.ride will take place at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday. June 6, starting and finishing at the Village Hall. Please advise the Municipal Office by noon, Friday, May 19, if you are interested in participating: Pledge sheets and receipt books available at the Municipal Office. Seats will be filled by those who meet qualifications, and on a first come basis. r tPrl PERENNIALS FOR SALE Large variety of Healthy Plants RINA WADDELL 345-2586 or drop in and see us Line 26 56668 Seaforth Horticultural Society horticulture societies are looking after the Clower keds. .Eleanor Horst reported tiwr had attended the meeting in Blyth and announced she would not he attending the convention in Collingwnnd, June 1110 13. Glave Little reported on the Home and ' Garden Show. Ruth Beuttenmiller reported a very successful plant .ale. Beatrice Stoll told ootthe . Spring rally held in .Ayton. - The June meeting will he a tour of Birgit Hillier's herb garden at Holmesville. Car' pool will -leave from Northside United Church. The group is invited to Brussels Horticultural Society. May 31 at 7:30 p.m. DEPENDABLE FARM DRAINAGE •Farm Drainage •Septic Systems (We are Licenced to instait) •Backhoe Service •General Repair Service KMM FARM DRAINAGE Ron McCallum 887-6428 - Shop Paul McCallum 527-1633 MAPLEWOOD MANOR PRESENTS... Meal Away Day! (For Seniors) . Featuring Home .Cooked Meats' Meal Away Day is held on the first Tuesday of each month. Where: Maplewood Dining Room. When: Tuesday. June 1st Time: l'_;45 • Cost: $5.0O per person Please call 527-I-1-0tr?r plate reservations on ' - or by Monday,- May 31/99 ,. • Take time to pamper yourself .and enjoy' Rides Available SAVE A BUNDLE ON teg/t/ Don't be left out in the cold! 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