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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2000-03-29, Page 13Correspondents THE HURON EXPOSITOR, March 29, 2000-13 Season for Syrup • Scott Hilgendorff photos Nicole Gettler, 3, takes a mouthful of pancakes, covered in maple syrup at Saturday"s•Maple Syrup Festival The event took place at the Hibbert Township shed near Staffs and featured horse drawn wagon rides (top, right) Bob Norris cooks up some sausage to be enjoyed as part of the breakfast while Doris Jeffery of Staffa and Gwen Harburn of Seaforth cook up some pancakes to be enjoyed by a huge crowd of people. The event was hosted by the Hibbert United Church and Spring Valley Products, a Staffa producer of maple syrup. Correspondents Hot dog sales went to food bank At the Thursday • evening Lenten' Talk Series. speaker Gabe Del St. Columban community service project bringing a generous Bianco explored the suhjcci of -Overcoming donation to the local food bank. Obstacles." Good luck to Adam Koehler and the The futility 'of hanging one's head against Seaforth Juveniles who are off to Ottawa to the same obstacle was clearly play broomball at the provincial finals pointed out. Going around an this week. The new red. blue and obstacle to where you ►sish to he: white coats with "Ontario" printed on using the spaces between the broken the back should bring an added boost pieces: and digging new wells: were S "" to the team. all used as examples to illustrate ` . Congratulations to Diane Murray and( how one could overcome an z ' r; her teammates as the Seaforth Twecn obstacle. x "`Cs" finished their nngette season by The Lenten Talk Series continues placing second overall in a weekend this coming Thursday evening. By Mary C. tournament in Kitchener. March 30. at 7:30 p.m. in the St. Ryan In an interesting service project. Columhan Church basement. Del 345-2560Greta Van Baker. Kinkora. volunteers Bianco will speak about her time by knitting vests for newborn "Forgiveness." a infants in Guatemala. There is a need Jim Delaney celebrated his 80th for these vests for the little ones born birthday with a surprise family • to cold weather in the hills. Anyone gathering at the home of his daughter. Chris ,with extra yarn. or if you find some while and Murray McClure. Also joining the spring cleaning. contact Anne Murray. She celebration were his wife.Uorothy;: daughters can see that it is passed along to Greta. Teresa and Don Cronin and family: Chris and , The students of St. Columhan School Murray McClure and family: and son. John enjoyed a "Pyjama Day" this past week. This Delaney. Kitchener. Grandchildren. brothers. involved all the classes, with recognition for sisters and in-laws completed the gathering the class who had the most people sporting where feasting. visiting and music made a pyjamas. greatcelebration. The St. Columban Soccer fields should sec The smell of the onions all the way down a lot of action this season as more than 265 the main street drew many people to buy the young people have registered for soccer. hot dogs sold by Marion Visser. Karen Three mens teams and two ladies' teams Murray and Peggy McClure as the three should add to the excitement for the season, enterprising young ladies performed their slated to begin around May 1. 9o -year-old gets birthday serenade Rev. Maurice Charbonncau played his guitar and sang a birthday blessing song to Mrs. Venda Murtha at St. Vincent do Paul Mass last Saturday evening. and extended wishes from St. Vincent de Paul and St. Patrick's Church. Dublin. Venda celebrated her 90th birthday. Happy 11th birthday to Dublin Ruth Murray, daughter of Connie and Arthur Murray. RR 1. Dublin, who celebrated March 27. Heartfelt sympathy of the community is extended to Kay O'Rourke of Seaforth (originally from Dublin) on the death of her brother, 'Bony Culliton, who died on March 25. and whose funeral was held at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Stratford on March 27 with Rev. Fr. Richard Tremblay officiating. THOUGHT FOR TODAY Why do bees hum? They can never remember the words! Our Annual 2000 Winter Sports Edition will soon be published and we need your help! Please bring in your team pictures to the Huron Expositor at 100 Main St., Seaforth of mail to us at P.O. Box 69, Seaforth ON NOK 1W0 (Please make sure you identify all participants) • OR To arrange a team photo, VP/ please call our editor n►► Scott Hilgendorff at k. / 627-0240 "Your Community Newspaper"