The Huron Expositor, 1995-05-31, Page 1414 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, May 31, 1995
Entertainment
Women's soccer begins in area
The Seaforth Lions Pool
Swimming Lesson Registration
will be held at the Lions Park
Pavilion on Saturday, June 3
and Saturday, June 10 from
Watch out and
look up!
BY CRIS A
VANDEN HOVEN
Birds came from all
directions heading towards
Gerda Vanden Hoven's
home on May 15. After
reciting the 4-1-1 pledge,
members answered the roll
call by saying. What advice
our mothers have given us.
Finalizing the achievement
plans members were ready
for the fun to begin. Mem-
bers made a bird in a nest
craft from a grapevine nest,
glue, babies breath, ribbons,
and of course a bird. With
the creative minds the
results were fascinating and
all members had a beautiful
arrangement to place in
their homes. All the crafts
made during the project
will be on display at the
achievement program.
W.I. barbecue
The Federated Women's
Institutes of Ontario will
welcome over 3,500 members
and friends to the Ontario
Agricultural Museum, Milton,
on Wednesday, June 14, to a
Quilt Show and Turkey
Barbecue. Visitors from across
Ontario are expected to arrive
at 9 a.m. for a full day of
events to kick off the
celebrations planned to honour
the 100th Anniversary of the
Women's Institute.
The first Women's Institute
branch was formed in 1897 at
Stoney Creek, Ontario, in
r6sponse to a concern for the
safety of food. The
determination of those early
members was rewarded when
the pasteurization of milk
became a reality. It was not
long before the reputation of
this Women's Institute branch
spread, and, new groups
formed across Ontario, across
Canada, and, finally worldwide.
Today, Women's Institute
members are proud to uphold
that "community spirit", of
which Ontario can be so proud,
as they meet the needs of the
community, and , the personal
growth of its members.
BUCK & DOE
for
Sandra McInally
and
Brian Melady
SAT. JUNE 10th
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Music by D.J. Age of Majority
For information Call
345-2566 or 527-0908
Happy 25th
Anniversary
Gilbert & Ricks
Vansteelandt
May 30th, 1995
Recreation Preview
by Marty Bedard
10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. each
day. Come get first pick of
sessions and classes you desire.
For more information call the
Lions Pool at 527-0950, or the
Recreation Office at 527-0882.
Don't forget about
Seaforth's last two events in
Summer Active '95; June 1 -
Fitness is Fun Open House.
The public is welcome to come
check out the fitness programs
offered at the Seaforth District
Arena. The open house is from
9:30 to 10:30 a.m. with
refreshments available and June
7 - The Annual Dance for
Heart will be held once again
at the Seaforth and District
Community Centres from 7:00
to 10:00 p.m. Come enjoy
aerobics, line dancing and be
prepared to have fun. Pledge
sheets are available at the
Recreation Office. Prizes will
be handed out at all events. For
more information on Summer
Active you can call 527-0882.
Last week's winners were:
Women:
V. Preszcator347
M. McMillan330
A. McLean318
Men:
B. McLean372
K. Lingelbach326
K. Preszcator279
Women's Soccer will be
starting at the Optimist Park
tonight at 8:00 p.m. Any
women interested in a little
exercise and fun are welcome.
For more information please
call Lynn at 522-1942.
Seaforth Minor Ball is getting
into full gear with most teams
beginning this month. If you
are a ball fan watch the Com-
munity Calendar for times and
diamonds of all the teams.
House League Ball and T -Ball
will begin the second week of
June so watch next week's
paper for your name and when
you play.
BUCK & DOE
for
Jeff Henderson
Sandi Bell
Friday, June 2, 1995
pm - 1 am
Music by D.J. - Age of Majority
For more information call 527-2416
Who is This Man?
He will be 75 onJune4
BUCK & DOE
For
Pam Hoggart
and
Steve Shewan
' Friday, June 9th
9to1
tickets $6.00 - Lunch Provided
For Info Call 345-2701 or 482.9157
GRACE BROADFOOT
celebrates her 80'h
Birthday on
June 2, 1995
Happy 50th
Anniversary
Mom & Dad
The family of Ken & Ilene
Thompson invite friends,
neighbours & relatives to
join them in a celebration
of their parents 50th
anniversary, at Kinburn
Hall.
Sat, .June 3, 1995
7-11 pm.
Best wishes only please
FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE
Best Wishes from
her family & friends
etwrdeNedgassa
PAULA
Jim and Marion
Consttt are pleased to
announce the
forthcoming marriage
of their daughter,
Joanne Elizabeth to
Steven Douglas, son of
Doug and Gail
Schroeder. The
wedding will take
place at Brucefteld
United Church on
Saturday June 3,
1995. Open reception
to follow at Stanley
Township Complex,
Varna.
Paul & JoAnne Matthews are
proud to announce the
graduation of their daughter
Paula. She received her
Bachelor of Arts Degree In
Social Development Studies
with legal Studies a minor
option from the University of
Waterloo. She attended St.
James In Seaforth,-St. Joesph's,
St. Michael's and Stratford
Central School.
Congratulations Paula. Mom,
Dad, Sister, Grandma and
Grandpa Aubin and Grandma
Degroot. Paula has accepted a
full time Residential Counsellor
position In New Hamburg. We
all would like to wish her the
hest.
is-
SEAFORTH IS NUMBER
ONE - For the second con-
secutive year a group from
Seaforth was the top money
raiser for the Heart and
Stroke Foundation's Big Bike
Ride in Goderich. This team
raised almost $3,300 of the
Huron County total of
$8,173. Carol Barry (at left)
raised the most for Seaforth,
at $1,032, along with the
help of her brother Dave
Staffen from Toronto. Carol
is a nurse at Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital who felt the
Big Bike Ride was a good
cause.
HAPPY 401
ANNIVERSARY
Mom & Dad
(Bob and Elsie Doig)
4t
Love Rick and Deb
Cary, Jamie, Barb,
Brittany and Amber
71t,IRRIAVE
Ares
The marriage o 7 is ae ' a an• ' ancy lizabeth MacKenzie
took place on May 20/95 at 2:30 p.m. This beautiful outdoor
wedding on the banks of the Maitland River at Fern Hurst
Glen, was officiated by Rev. Chris Morgan. Michael, is the son
of Harry and Catherine Hak of Seaforth and Nancy is the
daughter of Donald and Marlene MacKenzie of Arkona. Maid of
Honour was Donna Elliott of Strathroy and Bridesmaid was
Marissa MacKenzie of Seaforth. Best Man was Ron Hak of
Kitchener, Usher was Jason MacKenzie of Seaforth. A recep-
tion was held at the Seaforth Curling Club. The newly married
couple will reside in Seaforth.
WEDDING
DUCHARME-CAMPBELL
On Saturday, 9day 27 ata
p.m. , at 9ort[frside 'united
Church in Seaforth, Cheryl
Elizabeth Campbell and Scott
Michael Ducharme were
joined in marriage.
The service was performed
byRev. lames Sloan and
lather gt farkPou(in.
Cheryl is the daughter of
Ltsae and Gayle Campbell of
Seaforth and Scott is the son
fucgaene an6 utk
?3 rme of Clinton.
Maid of honour was
Colleen Janmaat, of Seaforth,
friend of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Cat
Broome E�pmorufville, n'end
of the 6'rid; Sharri cDonald,
race efd, friend of the bride;
Bev marriage, Canton, sister
of the bride and Sharon Blau,
radon, sister of thegroorn.
Jlowergirl was Amanda,
Herman, of Durham, friend of
the bride andgroom.
Best man was Wayne
Duchanne, of Clinton, brother
o the groom. Ushers were
' is,Ducharme, Clinton,
6rot(ier of the room; Yeff
Camppbe , Sea orth, brother of
the bride; Dave Ec ert,
Brucefielrf, friend of tkegroom
and Doug Bfais, London,
brother-tn-law of the groom.
Rf rigbearer was Cody
5anmaat, of Seaforth, fn-eruf
of the bride andgrao ii.
'The reception was held at
Seaforth and District
Communitti Centres. The
couple tooT(a honeymoon top
to Antigua. The couple will
reside in Brucefield.
Readers were Marion Hunt,
need o the bride and Arnie
f9 h, oddii(d of the beide.
Candlelig{�hters were Darcy
Cote arta' Dean'Daer, both
friends of thegroom.
Soloists were Lisa and Lori
Strong. Organist was Caro(
Carter.
(Photo by JrankThilfips).
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