The Citizen, 2004-04-08, Page 7Art show
The F.E. Madill senior art students proved their artistic
ability on April 2 to friends and family during their art show
at the North Huron Museum in Wingham. The talented
students were busy setting up their exceptional paintings
last week in preparation for the show. Courtney Voisin sits
around the many paintings, trying to decide an inteVing
way to hang them on the walls. (Elyse DeBruyn photo)
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IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF
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2004 Dog Tags and licenses are now available:
(Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm)
at the Municipality of Morris-Turnberry Municipal Office,
41342 Morris Rd.
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All dogs must be licensed in compliance with By-law No. 30-2001.
A copy of the complete By-law is available for review at the Municipal
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All dogs must be identified by means of a tag and license, issued for
a (1) one year period by:
Friday, April 30, 2004
The fee schedule shall be as follows:
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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 2004. PAGE 7.
Bennetts greet at Duff's United service
Welcoming friends and members
to Duff's United Church, Walton
were Ross and Marg Bennett on
Palm Sunday. It was an
intergenerational service and the
sacrament of communion was
observed.
Attendees were all given palm
sprigs. The lilies at the front of the
sanctuary were for shut-in members
Betty McCall and Bertha Love as
gifts from the UCW.
Food donations are urgently
needed for the food banks. These can
be brought to the church or left in the
containers at the grocery store.
The UCW covers the cost of the
United Church Observer at a cost of
$14 per family per year. Anyone
wishing to assist in this cost is asked
to mark an envelope with their
There are more changes around
Walton. A large crew of Mennonites
arrived on the former 8th of Morris
shortly after 7 a.m. to remove an
unused barn on the property of
Leona McDonald. When I arrived at
9 a.m. all the boards had been
removed (some done the day before)
and the roof completely.off.
I counted over 50 men that I could
The children of Walton Little
School are full of smiles. As the nice
weather has dried up the playground
they are once again sliding and
riding bikes. They are having great
fun pulling each other in the wagon
and enjoying the spring weather.
Heirloom
font used
for baptism
William Cameron Mann Dotson,
infant son of Tracy Mann and David
Doison of Waterloo, was baptized on
Sunday, March 28 at Knox
Presbyterian Church, Waterloo with
Rev. Brooke Ashfield and Rev.
Linda Ashfield officiating. Aunt and
Uncle, Kendra and Ben Breen,
Waterloo are godparents.
The silver baptismal font used for
the baptism had been the property of
the former Knox United Church,
Moncrieff. It had served as the
baptismal font for two generations of
the Mann family, prior to the closing
of the church.
At the auction of the church
property in 1976, Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Mann purchased the silver
font as a keepsake.
The late Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Mann, who farmed in the Moncrieff
area for years are great-grandparents
of William. He is also the grandson
of Mrs. Mary Beth Mann of
Waterloo and the late William Mann,
formerly of RR1, Monkton, as well
as Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Dolson of
Erin.
Listowel resident, Mrs. Marion
Roberts attended the service and
family dinner at the Dotson home as
did Janice Pfeifer, Baden; Sarah
Ryder, Brantford; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mills and family, Granton;
Donna and Cameron Dotson, Erin;
Kendra and Ben Breen. Waterloo;
Mary Beth Mann. Waterloo:
donation for this purpose. They are
collecting empty print cartridges
from both inkjet and laser printers as
a fundraiser. It will raise a little extra
money as well as help with
recycling.
There will be an Easter breakfast
following Walton's service on Easter
Sunday. Good Friday service is at
Bluevale United Church.
The service was a recall of Jesus'
journey on Easter week. Brian Black
read off Jesus' entry into Jerusalem.
The senior choir sang He Came
Riding on a Donkey. Nadine
Ringgenberg read how Jesus
cleansed the temple. Then she
dropped coins at the altar.
Ryan Baan read about preparing
the passover, then covered the table
with a cloth. Murray Dennis read of
see and more were inside the barn
doing work. Not a ladder was in
sight and men were climbing about
dismantling rafters and lowering
them to the ground. There was a
break for lunch then by 1:30 p.m. the
entire job wa done.
Condolences to Marilyn
McDonald and family on the passing
of brother-in-law John Gill of
Ottawa.
We welcome back Marjory Fraser
from an extended holiday in
Windsor.
Taking a trip to Sault Ste. Marie
were four lucky ladies from the
Seaforth area. Former Waltoner
•Maxine Marks, along with Ariat
Woods, Olave Little and Shirley
Stewart were representing the
Seaforth Legion at the Provincial
ladies Auxiliary euchre. They had a
good time but were not winners.
The Shining Stars class has begun
a new unit on colours and have
experimented with mixing colours
and creating rainbows with prisms
and light.
The Acorn class is on a trip around
The Last Supper, then broke the loaf
of bread and placedl it on the table.
Melissa and Joelle Clant,ille read of
Jesus's warnings of things to come,
then placed a cup of wine on the
table.
Karen Hoegy read of Jesus praying
in the garden, then placed a sprig of
flowers on the table.
The youth choir consisting of
Melissa and Joelle Glanville, Ryan
Baan, Abby McGavin, Laura and
Bethany Black sang All Night, All
Day.
Monique Baan continued the story
of Jesus's arrest, and placed a
lantern. Laura Black read of Peter's
denial of Jesus, and sprinkled black
feathers over the table.
The offering was taken by Ross
Bennett and Lavern Godkin.
Travelling to the Pontiac
Silverdome in Michigan on the
weekend were a trio of Lees. Chris,
Tim and Jake Lee were part of the
over 50,000 in attendance to watch
the Supercross. Chris's capacity as
columnist for Motocross
Performance magazine allowed him
the vantage point of watching from
the press box. They had a great time
and returned early Sunday morning.
Lots of locals attended the
Women's Day Out held in Blyth.
Enjoying a delightful lunch and
afternoon were Mary Humphries,
Marie Coutts, Marg Bennett, Olene
Dennis and Anne Ryan of Walton.
They enjoyed the guest speaker Kate
Young of the New PL and her topic
of volunteers.
After months of preparations and
of course the joy of sorting and
packing, Jim and Barb Fritz have
the world as they explore travel and
transportation:.
When you drive by the school,
watch for the blossoming Butterfly
class as they are out [earning about
plants and flowers.
Bethany Black read of the trial,
then placed a crown of thorns on the
table. Abby McGavin read of the
crucifixion, and placed hammer and
nails on the table.
The senior choir sang Jesus
Remember Me. Graeme Craig
approached the front and ripped a
linen cloth in half. He related the
story of Jesus' death, then covered
the table with the torn cloth.
Brandon McGavin told the story of
the burial then placed a large rock on,
the table. Looking to Resurrection
was read by Shelley McGavin.
The sacrament of communion was
served by Ian Wilbee, Adam
McClure, Brian and Laura Black.
Rev. Joan thanked Shelley
McGavin for organizing the people
involved in the story of Easter week.
moved to their home in Brussels. We
look forward to Greg and Jill Fritz
moving to the 16th sometime in the
future months.
April babies start off with three
"fools" including Matt Lee, Pam
Carter and Bob Dalton. Celebrating
after April 1 are Ruthie Uyl, Susan
Watson, Mary McCall, Peter
Bennett, Shirlee Bachert, Krista
Shortreed, Gary Bennett, Colleen
McCallum, Janet Mitchell, Douglas
Jo Mitchell, Shelley McGavin,
Stephen Gulutzen, George A Love,
Kevin Wilbee and Matt Huether.
Congrats to all.
FROM WALTON
Umbrellas theme
of Early Years
At the Ontario Early Years Play
and Learn program at Duff's United
Church the children are learning that
spring has sprung and the theme is
umbrellas. Folks might be seeing
sequined umbrellas as the children
enjoyed the glitter.
An active circle included It Is
Raining and Five Umbrellas.
The children enjoyed the song
Going to Clinton to the Fair.
The program is Wednesday
mornings from 10 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
and all pre-school are welcome to
attend with their caregiver.
WLS students play outdoors