The Huron Expositor, 1987-04-15, Page 17:sports club. to have workday
The April meeting of the Walton• Area
Sports Club was held at.414:library on April
.6, 1987, ..
Dave Gamble presided over the..meeting..•
Bev Stevenson gave the;secretary's report
and the treasurer's regortywas given by Er-
nie Lewington. Disci si_bns followed on the
upcoming ball seasonW:'
• Plans were made. Mil a Pitching Clinic•to
be held again this year, The date is Jim 6.
Speculations on the warning track were
• The May meeting will be held on,May 4 at'.
the Walton library at 8 p.m, .•
An extra meeting for the Walton Area
Sports Club was held on April' 8. .
The committee cleaned the booth and
sorted out ball equipment and uniforms.
A new flag was also installed.
Discussions followed on updating theplay
equipment and painting bleachers. '
An outdoor, work day will be held April 18
and possibly April 25 depending on the
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Van Egmond Foundation
APR'I:L 20'', s
'At The Van Egmond_ Reserve'
Guest',Speaker L Tom Lemon'
• EVERYONE WELCOI kk„
McKillop Twp. well visited 'last week
Opening:.• Night
ROLLER.
McKillop Correspondent
WELLA E. HUBLEY
527-1106
Visitors. with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd'.Regele
at Princeton .were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc-
Callum, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator
and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubley.
Jack Horne and .Morley Kaehler .visited .
Thursday evening with Clarence liege's.
Local Lad
show ar
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCallum, Cindy, Col-
leen and Kenny visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Hartman. .
Terry Ward visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Bryan McClure and Amy one day last week.
Terry Ward visited last Sunday with Mr.'
and Mrs. Norman Hubley.
•Helen Byers visitedher daughter, Verna
Edgar on Sunday:
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The Ladies Aid of First .Presbyterian
Church, Seaforth held their meeting on Mons
• day, April 6.
President Viola Lawson opened the
meeting with a poem entitled, "Mistress
i eS A I d April", and welcomed 10 members who
tell
the roll call by showing and telling
ld tel about a hobby, collectible, or antique. .
It was decided to hold a springtime noon
luncheon on May 5, with social committee in
charge of details. Alice Reid' and Luella
Montgomery presented the program with
Luella reading the Scripture, and several
short readings 6n the spring, and Easter,
. theme. by Alice.' Lunch followed.
Queensway residents visit circus
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After the past week, Queensway Nursing.
Home Residents when you're. having fun."
They had a lot of fun activities this past
week along with one special. event.
On Monday, they had the pleasure of
. welcoming a new group for the month of
April to run the weekly Bingos. This month
the ladies from the Hensall Presbyterian
Church will be coming in and.visiting along
with playing a few friendly games of bingo.
Tuesday morning began with exercises,
followed in the afternoon with the weekly
church service. ,This week residents
welcomed Reverend Keupfer, who con-
ducted the service. 'They were also fortunate
,to have the talents of Pearl Ann Martin as
part of the service. She entertained with the
hymns on the accordian as well as the piano.
Wednesday afternoon several ladies got
together for this month's ladies hour.
Together they enjoyed each others com-
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ly, sponsored by the South Hibbert Athletic
Association. .
• Congratulations go out to Rhea Cameron
who, at the annual meeting of the Perth
District Boy Scout organization, received a
20 -year pin for her work with cubs and
scouts.
Also attending the meeting and banquet in
Mitchell last Wednesday were; Mrs.
Cameron's husband Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs.
' Bill Mahon, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Stoneman, Mr: and Mrs
Felson Pullman, Margaret Schrader, Twyla
Waddell and Ruth Laing.
All the women and children of the
Cromarty community are reminded of the
potluck dinner to be held in the church at
12:3b p.m. on Good Friday.
The annual Good Friday service will be
held in Cromarty Presbyterian Church at
8:30 p.rn with Hibbert United Church as
guest. `
Happy 33rd Birthday
"Moose”
. JOHN MOORE
April 17
Love • Tweefy; Bubo and Niccers
OPENING MAY 4th
Dee's ceramic Shoppe
Classes
Evenings: 7 to 10 p.m. Tues. thru Fri.
Afternoons 1210 to 330 p.m.
Monday thru Thursday
Mornings: taxi be arranged.
*OPENING SPECIALS*
May Only
* First •Lesson Free
next four half price! ,
Greenware anti%
Ceramics 04.064a:4.115 OFF
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$16.60 Of before May 4th and enter Draw for,
$20o0 of FREE•Greenware or Brush Set.
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pany, while at the same time enjoying hand
massages and make-up application.
Thursday afternoon it was once again
time for the Sharing of Stories. This month
residents discussed what Easter means in-
dividually, as well as memories from
Easters from the past, along with Easter
traditions. It was an enjoyable hour, as well
as very educational.
On Friday of last week several residents
had the opportunity to attend the Graden
Bros. CIRCUS! at the London Gardens in
London. It was an exciting day of elephants,.
bears wearing tu-tus, and not to mention the
trapeez and high wire artists. It. was a spec-
tacular show.
But a special day like that doesn't happen
every day without the help of volunteers.
There was a group of super volunteers that
helped above and beyond the call of duty.
Thank you very much!
Finally, on Sunday residents were for-
tunate to have the talents of George Mathoni
and John De Boeck at Queensway. For 1/
hours they entertained on their accordians,
with favorite old time music. It was a very
musical afternoon!
McKillop "get $10;000
A community planning grant of $10902
has been awarded to the,County of Huron
on behalf of the Township of McKillop. The
grant will be used by the township to
prepare its first comprehensive'zoning by-
law.
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At The Seaforth Fitness Studio
65 MAIN STREET, SOUTH (Between Beckers & Keatings)
FREE COFFEE & DONUTS
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about Seaforth's Past, Present and Future.
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