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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 1999-06-30, Page 12Bethel Bible Church An Associated Gospel Church • Now Meeting at .120 Main St. Seaforth (formerly Canadian Tire) 10:00 Worship Small Group Meetings Weekly Pastor Doug Corriveau 527-0982 Catholic Church Masses Victoria St., Seaforth. Saturday - 5:1q pm • • St. James Parish. Seafonb Saturday - 715 pm —St.,Joseph s Parish. Clinton Sunday - 9:00 ain -- "St. Michael's' Parish, Blyth Sunday -11.00 am St. James Parish, Seaforth Father Dino Salvador Seaforth Community Church 10:45 Sunday'AM Orange Hall featuring 3rd July Annual Sunday Night Sing 6:30 pm Victoria Park (Car or. Lawn Chair) July 4th Dave Colboume - Seaforth Tenor Egmondville United Church Rev. Judith Springett Worship at 910 a.m. Church Services You are invited to attend these area churches St. Thomas Anglican Church Jarvis St. Sealorth Rev. Robert Hiscox 482-7861 ' Sunday, Julie Service of Holy Communion at 9:30 CAVAN (Wmthrop)9.30a.m R NORTHSIDE UNITED & FIRST PRESBYTERIAN (Goderich St . Seaforth) 11 00 a.m UNITED CHURCHES 527.2635 ucca vns aloe on ca Guest Speaker. Rev. Katal Urbasik-Hindley' Sunday School during Northside's service, nursery provided 12 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Jun• 30, 1999 Correspondents Field trips, track meets finish off theyear Primary Junior Grades: lt's very busy around the school as the year winds down again, and the teachers tibl to cram in one last lesson. The Kindergarten classes are learning about the sea and going on a trip to Storybook Gardens in London. Also, they will visit Maplewood Manor and sing 19 the residents that live there. The • Grade I class went on a trip to Wawanosh, along with the Grade 2s. The Grade 2s also made their First Communion June 6. The Grade 3s pre going to take a train nde to London where they will see T -Rex on the giant !max St. James School News screen. Grades 5 and 6 are graduation trip for two days. also going to watch T Rex on The Grade 7s went to Guelph the big screen, -but they will to participate in S@GE also see the Blue Planet and Camp involving Science travel to University of workshops at the Guelph Western Ontario to have a University. fun afternoon of swimming. ,Extra Curricular: The Intermediate Grades: past month has been tilled During the month of May with recreational activities. many students participated in Soccer houseleagues have the track and Geld events and begun once again. Students the talent show. Student also participated in two -pitch Council held a bake_sale to houseleagues, swimming and help fundraise for the Grades bowling, Our school -track 7 and 8 trips. The Grade 8s and field was on May 28. All went to Toronto for their students who participated put in a great effort. The system's track and field meet was in Goderich on Thursday, June 10. St. James won a school award for Huron County and alt the athletes had a successful day. A play day was held at St. James for the students who did not go to Goderich. We would like to wish everybody a great summer, after they say goodbye to the school books and all -the hustle and bustle. We hope that everyone enjoyed the school year. By Craig Nigh, Mary Finlayson and Amanda Van Miltenburg Sixteen greens in play at June 26 tourney Seaforth Lawn Bowling greens saw 16 greens in play on a hot June 26 at.a tournament. First prize went to Dean Bergsma and Shane Maxwell of London Elmwood. 2nd was Fred and Betty Tilley of the Seaforth club, 3rd went to Bill Baxter and Maureen . Thompson of London Fairmont; 4th Peter arid Gloria McFalls of the Exeter club; 5th and high two games went to George and Darlene . Wood of St. Marys: 6th went to Erich Matzold and Jean Lunn, Scaforth; 7th went.to Bob and Kathy Proudfoot of / London Eljnwood: 8th Lee Seoforth Lawnbowling Club Thistle Club; iOth. Henry and Mary Drachenberg. Exeter and consolation prize went to Wes and Shirley Hague of Woodstock. The Seaforth greens are noted for being in excellent condition and Saturday's weather made the new j umbrellas a welcome addition for both bowlers and spectators. Tuesday evening June 22nd was Ole June social with a potluck supper and lawn howling add euchre after. Winners for the lawn bowling were Jack Muir, Gar Baker and Marg Ungarian. Euchre winners were high: Bessie Boyd and Marjorie Rock and Beulah MacKay (tied); Ione hands: Mary Finlayson and Viola Lawson. Consolation'prizes: Grace Broadfoot and Viola Taylor. The July social will be' July 27th with hostesses being Bessie Boyd. Olive Papple and Helen McKenzie. The Clinton Lawn Bowling club will be guests at the p.m. in a mixed jitney. Please sign on the sheet in the club house if you" can attend. Three teams were in Mitchell last Thursday in a ladies pairs tournament while two mens pairs were in Exeter on Wednesday in men's pairs. Bowling at London Thistle Club last Thursday in the Watford Nursing Home Tournament Fred and Betty Tilley placed third with three wins. • Members were saddened to hear of the death last week of Frances Tuer of the Mitchell Lawn Boxivling Club. Frances was a keen New pastor transfers to area from Chatham St. Columban Father Paul Mixmey announced at Sunday mass this week that as of next week, the plass will he on . Saturday evening. July 3 at 7:30 p.m. in St. Colurnhan Church. Father Mooney will be here to celebrate that mass. The following week we will be introduced f to our new pastor.. Father Maurice O. • Charhonneau, who. is being transferred from St. Ursula's Parish, Chatham. He will be the pastor of the cluster parishes of St. •Columhan.'St. Patrick's, Dublin. and St. Vincent de .Paul. Mitchell.' Graduation' mass was celebrated Junc 25 at.St: Mooney in an event involving many of the students. Follliwing mass. an awards ceremony was held. in her openin, remarks. St. Columban ScJtool principal, f Marilyn Barsanti-Innes reminded the students then were only'a few awards. the decisions . made were extremely tough. and they were all winners by graduating. A graduation dinner followed the awards • Ceremony in thc St. Patrick's Parish Hall land a dance was held at St. Colurnhan School following dinner. Good luck and hest wishes for every success in the future 10 all the graduates. Visiting with Matt and --Martha for the past few weeks were two of • Martha's sisters. Cato Vermculen.. Venray, Holland. By M R 345 ary C. yan -2560 Patrick's in Dublin. Father Tony DelCiancio co - celebrated with Father Paul • and Marie Philpsen, Scvcnu+n. Holland. Also visiting were their prother-in- la)'/ nd his son, Louie VandenBcrg and Ben from Venray, Holland. who are now on their way Sravclling by car, to visit relatives. in ' Rcyhurn, Saskatchewan, and Vancouver/ Island. Anne Albert from London • visited recently with Bill and Faye Albert.;• The St. Columban Parish family welcomes with love • Sara Kathleen Dwycr who 'was baptized by Father Mooney after Mass on t Sunday morning. Sara is thc daughter of Joe and Teri Dwyer, baby sister to Eric 1 and Danny. Sara's • godparents were John and Liz Van Morsel, Mitchell. • Also visiting were Nelda Dwyer, Stratford, Sister • Margaret Lucille Dwyer, London; Teri''s parents, Murray and Mary"Straus, Walton. Cc►ngratulations to 14�etissa Robertson, daughter of Charles and Joanne Robertson, who received the esulmIARIxesrs, • DOING OUR PART TO HELP•. We raised $740.38 for our schools this year! Seaforth Public School S310.46, Walton Public School S213.26, St. Columban School S216.66. ALL PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY SEAFORTH NEW ORLEANS PIZZA, 65 GODERICH STREET EAST, 527-0040. (i((f (1ll1i)11 4),0 44- Ti eIJ r:t_' 1, '�' lip *WE RAVE IT ALL FOR PUR4 NKR. 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The St. Columban men's soccer team defeated first place Chatham Cityby a score of 2-1 Saturday•. afternoon, in a game marked by more precise officiating than has been observed in the past, In an exquisite goal from ()entre, Mark Muir put j it between the goalie's legs. Jim O'Reilly drove the . second goal into an empty ne)t after an amazing play by Mike Seiler and Steve Ryan which drew the goalie out of his net. With this win, St. Columban is only two points behind first place Chatham City in the W.O.S.L. London First Division League. 50 year medals Scott Hilgendorff photo Thelma Coombs presents Henreitta Brown and Lois Govier with 50 year medals for their service as members of the Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary. . " - Huron 4-H Chinchilla Club has successful year The Huron County 4-H Chinchilla Club had another successful year with twelve members. The club had a display ofchinchillas at the Huron Buy. Selland Swap Day held in Seaforth on March 27.. Members also went on a field trip to Jack and Sharon Wilkins' chinchilla operation near Lucknow. For those who were interested Jack, did a pelting demonstration. In the afternoon we visited Dorothy Bere's chinchilla operation near Dungannon where John Storey gave a combing demo. At the achicveenent day'hcld in Walton May 1 Matt Wilkins had the Reserve.Champion sold for $267 to Richard Epil. Tim Wilkins had the Show Champion, sold for $387 to Zack Rosenfeld. pelt huyci. A Buck or Two AVE rnterumrnenl A & W Agnew Shoes Ardent Basics Bell '10,211ry 9,sle, Hrua. 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