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PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 2001.
,..,MMeaffriffreff#11,5.frjin ency helps women cope
FROM WALTON
A beautiful sunny morning and the
smell of bacon and eggs and other
delicious breakfasts met those
entering the church for the Duff's
United Sunday School pancake
breakfast Sunday, March 4.
Once again this year we saw
Graeme Craig whipping up his
famous pancake batter while
Shannon Gibbons and Brad
Finlay son did the actual cooking and
flipping. Andrew van Vliet and
Brandon McGavin thought it looked
easy enough so they tried their hand
PEOPLE AROUND
WALTON
By Patty
Banks
Call
887-6156
Were you ever in a musical or
even in a play as a young person? If
you were you probably remember
how much fun it was and how it
made you feel, not to mention the
friends you made, the things that you
learned, etc.
Well Walton is putting on a
community musical for children in
Grade 4 and up called The Rock
Slinger and his Greatest Hit by Tom
S. Long. It's an exciting and
humorous musical about David and
Goliath.
Bryan Black of Walton, currently
the youth choir director at Duff's
at it for a bit too. Brian McGavin and
Gloria Wilbee were in charge of the
egg cooking and Shelley McGavin
made toast. Abby McGavin made
sure that everyone had a napkin and
silverware. Dianne van Vliet, Heidi
McClure and Patty Banks, kept the
platters full of food.
After the meal the kids helped
with the dishes and clearing tables.
Once again it was a great meal and
a great turnout. Thanks to all those
who came and made tHe meal a great
success.
Joan Tuchlinsky has been taking a
Rural Ministry course at London
Conference. She chose a farm
experience to reflect and write
about. She worked a day on John
van Vliet's pig farm and had a
wonderful time.
She learned very early in the day
that the dust really affected her
allergies, but that did not keep her
from working hard moving pigs.
She learned about the various
aspects of farming. John was great to
work for, he was willing to explain
things to her. They talked about the
concerns and the future of farming.
Will there be a future in farming for
the younger generation?
Joan was aware and appreciative
of many things that day, from going
in from the cold to a warm barn and
United and a professional singer will
be the musical director for the
musical. Students from Walton and
surrounding area have been
contacted. Practice will be on
Wednesdays after school at the
church, from 4 to 5 p.m.
The music is incredible and it
should prove to be a great
experience for everyone. We're
looking at June 9 for the
performance which will be at the
Walton Hall.
If anyone would like to have more
information call Bryan Black at 887-
8239 or Patty Banks at 887-6156.
Come on out kids and make this a
time you'll always remember.
Learn how to talk to others
about their smoking.
CALL THE
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY'S
TOLL-FREE
SMOKERS' HELPLINE
1-877-513-5333
to be able to go out again into the
fresh, crisp air later on in the day.
This is maybe something one
wouldn't notice as much if they were
working in' an office environment.
The experience heightened her
sensitivities and she really got a lot
out of it.
Here's hoping we hear more about
her experience on the farm.
Howard and Audrey Hackwell
greeted worshippers to the service
March 4. With Joan away Margaret
Hern took over the service. She
welcomed everyone and invited the
congregation to join her in the Call
to Worship.
She announced that the WUCC
meeting will be March 7 at 8 p.m.
Books are also available for the book
study beginning March 12. The book
is called, The God We Never Knew
by Marcus Borg. The study will be
on Tuesday evenings at 8 p.m. and
Thursday at 9:30 a.m.
Give Joan a call if you are
interested. Ms Hern called the young
worshippers forward and asked if
they had seen any signs of spring
yet. Some green grass had been
spotted, geese had been seen and the
sun was out.
She showed them some branches
she had collected this past week.
One had pussy willows on it, another
hadlilac leaves almost ready to open
and the other one was a forsythia
which will have bright yellow
flowers on it.
Top form
Members of Brussels Skating Club decided to put a different spin on the annual Skate-a-thon,
Saturday morning. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Duffs hosts pancake breakfast
Continued from page 17
disabilities, newcomers to Canada,
single parents and young women as
they strive to enter today's
workplace.
Women Today of Huron is a
community-based, not-for-profit
organization that focuses on
women's economic independence
and the prevention of violence.
Currently located at 62 Elgin St. E.
in Goderich. Women Today has been
providing support in Huron County
The Council of the
Municipality of Central Huron
on behalf of the
CLINTON POWER
CORPORATION
and the
CLINTON HYDRO
ELECTRIC RETAIL
AFFILIATE INC.
are seeking candidates for expressions of
interest to serve as
BOARD MEMBERS
The initial terms of office would be for one
and two year terms commencing April 1,
2001. If you are interested in the
opportunity of filling this role, please
provide your written expression of interest
along with related experience to the
undersigned by March 16, 2001. If you
require further information please call the
municipal office. -
Richard Harding, Clerk
Municipality of Central Huron
23 Albert Street,
Box 400_CLINTON, ON NOM 1L0
Phone: 482-3997 Fax: 482-9183
for more than- 20 years. Immediate
plans involve a website undertaking
.community consultation and
generating programming and
partnerships that meet the needs of
women in Huron County.
Membership is only $10 annually
and volunteering is a rewarding
experience.
For more information contact Pam
Hanington at 524-6767 or toll free at
1-888-547-3478 or by email:
womtoday@hurontel.on.ca