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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2009-06-17, Page 23The Huron Expositor • June 17, 2009 Page 23 ri nin 4"- *13 r orr'te s on enc e Cemetery church service scheduled for June 21 It still stays cool in Winthrop but the rain has eased somewhat. How- ever on Thursday, sporadic showers were the order of the day. The Foresters were happy that it didn't rain on their barbeque duties. It again was a delicious meal. Rev. John's sermon at Cavan Unit- ed Church was titled "The Strong Man." Holy Communion was cel- ebrated as well as the sacrament of baptism. Hannah Elizabeth, daugh- ter of Geoff and Michelle Dalton, was presented for baptism. Greeters and collectors were Marg McClure and Ruth Campbell. Upcoming events are the service at the ball park on June 28 at 10 a.m. There will be special music as well as the brunch following the service. The Cemetery Church Service and Legion Decoration Service will be held at the Maitlandbank Cemetery on Sunday, June 21 at 11 a.m. Cavan United . Church Sunday School held their annual picnic af- ter the Sunday service at the pond on Gord and Irma Pryce's farm. The adults visited while the children (su- Brand What a mess! The Sea - forth Le- gion Branch is renovating the hall upstairs. It will be something to see when it is finished in time for our 80th anniversary three-day week- end in August. But, there is a lot of work ahead, so don't be shy and sign up for lots of volunteer clean-up when it is finished. Branch 156 welcomes new members Nick Murray, Ja- son Denys, Norah Eckert and Andy Calder into our Branch. Legion Track and Field will be in Kincardine June 20. Sign up at the Branch if you wish pervised) fished in the pond. Winthrop area is having a run on bridal showers this season. Showers have been held for Maegan 3euerman, a June bride, and Cindy Meldrum, a July bride. Showers coming up are for Melissa Beuerman and Jill Dol - mage, both August brides. Don and Mafia Dodds attended the 8th Annual Memorial Forest Dedi- cation Service Sunday afternoon, June 7 at the Klopp Commemora- tive Woods near Zurich. A tree was planted as a liv- ing memorial to Maja's mother. Don and Maja Dodds attended Maja's 50 -year reunion of the Victoria Hospital School of Nurs- ing on June 6. Fifty-nine former grads attended the class of `59 re- union in London. Winthrop renovating ha1F to participate. Decoration Day will be held June 21 at 11 a.m. at Maitlandbank Cemetery. Honour and Awards with Comrade Ron Hil- debrand in charge will be held on Nov. 7 and be in- .. eluded with the Remembrance Dinner. The La- dies' Auxiliary are is now sell- ing tickets on a quilt which will be drawn on Sept. 2 - when they again will be hav- ' .1. on ing their Auxiliary Bazaar. T o all members who are sick in hospital or at home, get well soon and enjoy the summer weather. At the going down of the sun and in the morn- ing we will re- m e m - b e r them. by Ann Wood, P.R.U. , Jane & Mike JAMIK'S MUSIC DJ SERVICE & SINGED For more information Calf 519-527-2100 or 519-440-7597 OPP Constable. Recruitment Information Session Come to this session and learn the steps to becoming an OPP officer. June 25th at 6:00 pm H.B.D.C. Employment Services The Centre for Employment &Learning 138 Main St. South. Seaforth, Ontario Hosted by Job Connect— No registration required rib Employment Ontario protect Is funded by the Ontario government EMPLOYMENT ONTARIO C-1 CONESTOGA Attendees came from as far away as British Colum- bia, Nova Scotia and Florida. A successful yard sale was held re- cently at the church. Proceeds went to the church. The house -to -be to the west of the store in Winthrop is progressing. The mounds of fill are being put in place. The "mound" at the south east corner DRIVE-IN TRANSFORMERS 2 Plus STAR TRECK Gates Open 8:15 PM / Show 9:30 PM www.starfltedriveintheatre.com • 519-238-8344 1111111' 1' H ] at 4- �< •. • r. '6 • rap, o3horpr &id Make Your Own Beer, Wine, Coolers and Fruit Wine (dam kw Of a i vel) cap 84 Kingston St, GODERICH 524-2323 of the hamlet has been seeded. We wish Joyce McClure a speedy tecov-ery from hex hip surgery. FOOD FOR THOUGHT A cemetery raised its costs, but blamed it on the cost of living. by Ruth Campbell • ..PARK THEATRE 30The Square :: GODERICH 524-7811 • • June 19 - 25 Fri & Sat 6:45&9:15 Sun - Thur 8:00 Language May PG RIOTOUSLY FUNNY! "A>YEf h - VAN AIRLOCK REYNOLDS THE PROPOSAL "HILARIOUS AND HEARTWARMING." tom. n.d. HOLLYWOOD. 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