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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2005-08-10, Page 1010 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Aug 10, 2005 (J 1'a(I tlai.i(» i ti 4 Justin Phelan Joanne Riehl is very proud to announce the graduation of Iter son, Justin Phelan from the Business Marketing Program at Fanshawe College In London on June 15, 2005. Justin is a graduate of St. Joseph's and St. Anne's, Clinton. Justin is working in London and vi11 be continuing his studies at Fanshawe this fall. Congratulations Justin, tee are all so proud of you! Great work! Love Mom, Jason. Melissa & Jake, Joel. Monica & Natalee, Jeremy and Lesley. Airgrataillons ciwistamil Tricia Jansen Trish's family is proud to announce her recent graduation on June 15, 2005 from the University of Waterloo. Trish graduated with an Honours Bachelor of Arts Degree in Therapeutic Recreation with a minor in Psychology. Trish also had the honour of being chosen valedictorian for her faculty. Trish will be attending Brock University in the fall for her Bachelor of Education degree. We are so proud of you. You will be a great teacher. Love Mom, Dad, Nic and Dan. The family of John & Catherine Van Doornik invite you to join us for their 506 Wedding Anniversary Celebration OPEN HOUSE Saturday, August 27th 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. At the home of Harold & Beth Van Doornik. 43482 Tile Road, Seaforth Best Wishes Only 7;/`t/eevit Frank and Mary Ann Verberne of Dublin are pleased to announce. the marriage of their�irson lo - i .� daughter of Adrian and Marianne Van Geel of St. Marys. The wedding will take place Saturday, August 13, 2005 at Holy Name of Mary Roman Catholic Church, St. Marys. GODERICH 524-7811 Fri, Sat & Tue 6:45 & 9:15 Sun, Mon, Wed & Thur 8:00 0O1 r cnwe Contien '.6 mi1tAl Mature Theme PG DEUCE E�GAIOW FICAN GIGOLO PCS en MOM eL Tan PINS et Mara— AST WS ara_. TMT A LLAT CU SAME HO. NEW LO. August 12 -18 CHECK OUT THE DUKES...Y'ALL GONNA HAVE YOURSELVES A WHOLE LOTTA FUN! l•�. .. err � . - II.1\O 1:It3t4-2ot,• OHNNY DPP ► 1 '4 II .0111.111,% Fri, Sat & Tue 6:45 & 9:15 Sun, Mon, Wed & Thur 8:00 Crude Content S.xuat Content Substance Atlee 'i4 Fri, Sat, Sun & Tue August 12 - 14 & 16 pprox. 9:00 1 �7, se ra, LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1.800 265•3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INTO On August 14, 2004, Thetesa Marie (daughter of Dan and Maxine McClory) and Jonathan Abraham Louis (son of Doug and Gail Hugill) were united in marriage. The wedding ceremony took place -at Northside United Church, with Reverned John Gould officiating, and the reception followed at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. The maid ofhonour was Amanda McClory (sister of the bride) and the bridesmaids were Erin Camochan, Marsha Denys, Becky Jervis, Michele Dalton, Kim Janmaat and Carolyn Litt (friends of the bride). The best men were Doug Jr. and Jason Hugill (brothers of the groom) and the groomsmen were Scott Jervis, Patrick Devereaux, Randy McClure (friends of the groom),, Harold Hugill (cousin of the groom) and Dave McClory (brother of the btide). The flower girls were 'two precious angels" Samantha Kerr and Brooklyn Rau (cousins of the groom)! The couple honeymooned in Maya Riviera,.Mexico and now reside at R.R. x 2 Seaforth. 3. r,�t`es. Ltwe your families Correspondents Winthrop residents travelling across Canada during holidays Recently, the neighbours from Winthrop Line paid a surprise visit to Bill and Anne Reid on the occasion of their 30th anniversary. A pleasant evening was spent visiting and playing cards. Winners were ladies high score, Peggy Sloan; ladies low, Margeretta Van Hertog; men's high, Terry Sloan and men's low, Bill Reid. Laurene Regele and Peggy Sloan presented them with a gift on behalf of the neighbours after which lunch was served. In July, Lorne and Bonnie -Glanville motored west. They first visited Alex and Gail Glanville in Melfort, Sask. From there they travelled to the Queen Charlotte Islands where they visited their son Paul and his family. After an enjoyable time with their two grandchildren, they continued down British Columbia to Vancouver Island. Paul is now stationed with the RCMP on the island. While on their travels they fished for salmon and hiked. Travelling east they stopped at many interesting spots including Banff and Jasper. It was an exhilarating trip with lots of gorgeous scenery but as Bonnie reported "good to get home again." 11 inthrup For most of July, Brian and Carol Ann Campbell travelled in western parts of Canada and Alaska. After flying to Edmonton they boarded a bus to Fort St. John, Whitehorse and Dawson City in the Yukon stopping at each one. They next travelled to Fairbanks and Anchorage and then on to Whittier to catch a cruise boat. From here they headed south via the inside passage of Prince William Sound. Stops were made at Sitka, Juneau, Skagway and Ketchikan and on to Vancouver where they boarded a plane for home. Both reported they enjoyed the land trips best. They had lots of sun and great weather for the whole trip. Doug and Vicki Campbell, Natalie and Alaina spent a few days in Collingwood. Church services are again being held at Cavan at 9:30 a.m. Sunday's sermon was titled "Saved by Doubt." Greeters were Ruth Campbell and Rev. John. Collectors were Glen and Marg McClure. Everyone is welcome to join us on Sunday mornings. By Ruth Campbell Father Al back from Newfoundland Sarah Schoonderwoerd along with her friends Megan Bos, Teresa Kemp, Jenny Joye and Shay Gross - have returned home from an enjoyable vacation in Calgary and Banff. Along with doing much sightseeing, they also attended the Calgary Stampede. Welcome back to Father Al Dufraimont after a holiday. He (like Father Moe Charbonneau) was in Newfoundland. After Dublin being in touch, our Father Al decided it was a good holiday but he doesn't intend to move there. THOUGHT FOR TODAY Benny: My father's in the hospital. Barney: What's wrong with him? Benny: Nothing. He's a doctor. By Dorothy Dillon Residents enjoy first campfire of year Wow...what a heat wave! I wouldn't be surprised if we broke a record. Due to the extreme temperatures Seaforth 11anor Nursing; Home last month a few outdoor programs at the Seaforth Manor Nursing Home had to be cancelled and rescheduled to a later date. Thankfully we could sit indoors and enjoy the air conditioning. We started the month of July with a Canada Day celebration. June and Ted of "Two Hearts, One Melody" provided wonderful entertainment. Residents have been busy playing some new games that were kindly donated to the nursing home (a volleyball net and Around the clock beanbag game). We recently held our first campfire of the year and roasted lots of marshmallows and wieners. Mr. and Mrs. Gray supplied the kindling to get the fire started! It's that time of year again and residents are starting to prepare crafts for the 2005 annual Christmas Bazaar, as we are hoping to have a wide array of ideas and gifts this year. We are also looking for volunteers to assist in some woodworking projects. If interested please contact the activity coordinator at 527-0030 ext.6. This month we are looking forward to going to Scrimgeours Place on Aug. 11 to have a barbecue and wagon ride and to Stratford on Aug. 31 to enjoy a picnic by the lake. On Aug. 23 some residents will be going to Blyth to view a play at the Festival Theatre. 4-H club learns about sheep diseases The fourth meeting for the South Huron 4-H Sheep club was on July 11 at 7:30 p.m., located at Florence Pullen's house. To start off the meeting we played a fantastic half hour game of soccer and said the 4-H pledge. We then jumped into a conversation about sheep diseases, what symptoms they show, preventive medication, and how you treat the diseased sheep. After that conversation we started talking about information Hensall church has baptism The Hensall shuffleboard scores for Aug. 2 are as follows: (four games) Joe Regier, Edna Deitz (three 'games) Helen McKay, George Racey, Dave Woodward, Hank Dorssers, Al Hoggarth, Doris Hamilton, Joyce Pepper, Doris Muir. At Hensall United Church Rev. Ray Hagerman was the guest minister. Rev Hagerman's message was "Dreaming Dreams of Faith.", Madison Havercamp, daughter of Kim and Bryan. received the rites of baptism. The organist was Chuck Mallette with Ken Elder greeting the people and Gary and Judy Kyle receiving the offering. Les Hills read the scripture lesson with Mona Alderdice lighting the Christ Candle. By Liz Sangster St rat ford • . t• • •....... - • • • 1 551 Huron St. 273-6780 1 1 1 1 1 1 Show Schedule for August 12 - 18 Skeleton Key PO Nightly M 7 & 9:15 S.VSuWriw.. Winne M 2 pn DeuM Bigelow European Gigolo Nightly M 7 & 9:15 S.riteterrw.. M.IMn. et 2 pm 11 Charlie end the Chocolate Factory Nightly at 8:45 8 9:15 SsS1 fl1 wa Medns. M 2 pm The Wedding Crashers Nightly at 8:45 & 9:15 TAU eMlltMtwa Iran.. M 2 pm Str.,tlordc 1,,ent., con 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 towards Go For The Gold. We then split up into two groups and one group would judge eggs and the other group had to judge wheat, then when the two groups were done judging their category they would switch. We then ended the meeting with our president Jessie Leeming saying the 4-H moto and then everyone was about to snack on cookies and juice. By Robert Henderson Jason Middletonphoto Cheque presentation The Come Home to the Country community church services raised $963.87, which was donated to the Seaforth Community Hospital. Above, Bruce Whitmore, co-chair of the service presents the cheque to Alf Ross, of the hospital foundation and are flanked by Bill Strong, co-chair of the service and speaker Eleanor Wood. r 77 71 Buck & Doe (for Jeanette Denys & Scott Meyer AUGUST 13, 2005 9:00 p.m.•- 1:00 a.m., Seaforth & District Community Centre $5.00 • Lunch Provided Age of Majority kiFor tickets contact Amanda 519-23.3-3161 Larry & Beth Livingston Married Aug., 9's, 1980 Best Wishes Patrick, Bridget, & Maeghan, and Dad & Mom llulley ems'' to Veronica (Glanville) Stevenson on receiving your Bachelor of Accounting Science Degree from the University of Calgary. Love from all your family!