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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-06-12, Page 28Page 28 Times -Advocate, June 12, 1991 F ULTIMATE New window - The Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Lucan took on a new look on Sunday as the Hardy family proudly donated a new stained glass window to the church. The window is in memory of Frank and Viloet Hardy, long time and faithful members of Holy Trinity. It is a classical example of a resurrec- tion window. It was designed by McCausland Window Company of Toronto. Here with members of the Hardy family is Rev. Bruce Pocock. Hardy family members are, left; Norm Hardy, Dorothy Revington, Mu- riel Culbert, Lillian Knight, Jack Hardy, Clarence Hardy. Absent: Harold and Harry Hardy. Huron Centennial school students travel to Windsor and Detroit By Joan Beierling VARNA - The Grade eight stu- dents along with teachers from Hu- ron Centennial School were very fortunate to tour Windsor and De- troit areas last week for their Grade eight trip of the year. They toured the Detroit Institute of Arts, Greenfield Village, Henry Ford Museum, Ft. Malden, Bob -lo Island, Colasantis' Greenhouses, Point Pelee National Park, Big To- mato in Leamington. The Highlights of the trip were the Detroit Tiger's vs. the Scaule Mariners Ball Game at the Detroit Tiger Stadium, Henry Ford Mu - scum and Bob -Le Island. Leaving early Wednesday mom- ing of Junc 5 and arriving home in the evening of Friday they sure packed a lot of fun, enjoyment and education into this trip. UCW Ivan and Margaret McClymont spoke on travelling in Great Britain at the June meeting of the Varna United Church Women. Margaret gave a resume of the most interest- ing places they visited on their trips in 1981, 1985 and 1990. On thew first trip they spent four days in London just a month before Charles and Diana's wedding. So decorating for that event was un- derway. They were in the Visitor's Gallery in the House of Parliament, and saw the Queen Mother leaving Clarence House. Because of Ivan's interest in G.A. Henty's historical novels, they looked up his original books and saw the Henty House. They found Wales to be a beauti- ful country, with many sheep. Hay on Wye was full of used book stores. The City of York was im- pressive with walls around the city and Yorkminster Cathedral. At Car- lisle are the remains of the old Ro- man wall. The huge Orange Walk was on in Glasgow. Ivan said it gives one a feel for our history to visit our ancestral lands. Travel in Britain is very safe, and the architecture and customs are so different from America. Some people travel by bicycle or backpack. Arranged tours arc a good way to go. Public transporta- tion is good, you can get train and bus passes. The subway is the best way to get around London. If you wish to rent a car, you must not be over seventy, and must know how to drive a car with standard trans- mission. May to mid-July, Septem- ber and October are the best times to $o. It's busy during the school holidays. If you stay in bed and breakfast, eat a bit of fruit or a light snack for lunch, and have supper in a pub, a couple can travel for about $100 a day, including car rental. Hotels and restaurants are expensive un- less you are on a group tour. Bernice Reid and Helen Taylor were responsible for the program, and led in worship service with r Stewardship theme, "Too Much Too Soon". Many of peoples waste- ful and careless ways start in child- hood when children have more than they need. We are creatures of hab- it, and habits are formed in child- hood. Bernice read a poem "Green Thumb Doldrums" and Helen read "Summer Days are Here Again". A decision was made to increasc, the donation to Camp Menesetung, also to cover expenses for Sunday School Materials. Please keep sav- ing your Campbell Soup labels and stamps. There are bridal showers coming up for Tracy Hayter on June 12 at Goshen Church, Lori Consitt on July 23 at the Complex, and for Myra Postill on July 30 at Varna Church. The outdoor church service at Stanley Township Park is on Au- gust 4,. Carol Simons informed us that Mrs. Buckler, mother of Mur- dock Morrison, died last Monday, just before her one hundredth birth- day. Our sympathy goes out to the Morrison family. Minor ball Ball games scheduled for this week are: Wednesday, June 12, Stanley Squirt Girls vs. Goderich at 7 p.m.; Friday, June 14 at 7 p.m,. Stanley Township A Mite Boys vs. Godench Township; June 17 Stan- ley Mite Girls vs. Colbourne Twp. at 7 p.m.; June 18 at 9 p.m. Stanley Bantam Girls vs. Huliet; June 19 at 9 p.m. Stanley Bantam Boys vs. Blyth. Come on out and enjoy some good baseball and cheer your favounte team on. Congratulations to Ron and Mari- on Coleman on celebrating their 30th Wedding Anniversary. 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