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Artisans and Craft Specialists 18-23 On the Farm Front 11-16 SOME Auction Candids 29 Ontario Volunteer Service Awards 25-27 Auction Contributors/Volunteers 2-3 Paralympics and Olympics 5-8 OF THE Birds of a Feather 17-19 Potpourri & Candids 28-32 Coming Events Calendar 32 Rob Says Goodbye 23-24 Dive Detectives 16-17 St. Michael’s Activities 9-10 STUFF Eco-Adventure 10-11 Thanks from the Godfather 3-4 Ken Armstrong - Giant Pumpkins 25 V&DF News 27-28 INSIDE Music, Music, Music 4-5 Wrapping it up 28 NO. 27 – SUMMER 2010 • PUBLISHED AT VITTORIA, ONTARIO (519) 426-0234 The Vittoria Booster The Vittoria Booster Newsletter is published twice a year by The Vittoria & District Foundation for its Members and Supporters. e-mail: [email protected] or [email protected] website: http://www.vittoria.on.ca webmaster’s e-mail: [email protected] A n in front of a person’s name indicates that he or she is a member of The Vittoria & District Foundation Milestone Birthdays Celebrated nAda Stenclik - 95 on January 10 nRoss Broughton - 80 on January 25 In Memoriam nEvelyn Oakes - 80 on January 31 nKen Savory - 80 on February 24 nHoward Goode - 75 on February 25 Dorothy Harriet Sitter - 92 - on January 3 nRuth Martin - 80 on March 3 Pharailde Georgina Vanhooren - 96 - on January 10 nBetty Goode - 75 on March 8 Deborah Anne “Debbie” (Gray) Margetan - 52 - on January 12 nStan Voigt - 80 on March 15 Jeffrey David Andrew Carroll - 29 - on January 23 nJim Tiller - 75 on March 31 Rachelle (Pieters) Jenkins - 81 - on February 9 Vera Overbaugh - 85 on April 17 Christine Murdoch (Russell) Melville - 83 - on February 11 Mary Culliford - 85 on April 24 Daniel David Van Hooren - 54 - on February 12 Annie Ruth (Newland) Forrest - 84 - on March 18 nDonna Healey - 75 on April 29 Valerie Ann Chambers - 72 - on April 25 nFrank Feth 80 - May 22 Kenneth Earl Smith - 67 - on April 28 Irene Nicoll - 90 on May ?? Wayne Harold Madole - 73 - on April 29 nDoug Gundry - 75 on May 29 Elaine Topp - on April 29 nAda Casselton - 90 on June 15 Rick Vervaeke - 53 - on May 5 nJim Cruise - 85 on June 26 Gerald Edward “Ted” Ferris - 77 - on May 3 nOni MacLachlan - 75 on June 26 John McCrory - 74 - on May 21 nWilly Pollet - 75 on June 29 Kenneth Aaron Armstrong - 78 - on June 7 nJune Miller - 75 on June 29 OVER 90 CLUB Milestone Anniversaries Celebrated Lorraine Burke - 91 on January 9 nLaura Snow - 93 on January 17 nKathleen Lloyd - 96 on April 12 Eleanor and Roger Vermeulen - 45th on February 12 Audrey Bingleman - 97 on April 15 nJoan and David Norman - 40th on February 14 Minnie Cullimore - 92 on April 29 Frances and Armin Kunkel - 50th on April 23 nMarion Chadwick - 91 on May 6 nRuth and nJohn Clayton - 55th on May 14 nRose and nFred Ludwig - 50th on May 14 Gloria and Don Dutton - 60th on May 24 The Vittoria & District Foundation tries to present all folks who have a “Vittoria Connection” who are celebrating a Milestone OVER 60 CLUB Birthday or Anniversary with a framed congratulatory certificate. Lois and Howard McCall - 63rd on March 6 No doubt there are many who fall in this category who we do not know about. We feel it is possible that, due to circumstances beyond our nLarry Cable's mother watched her son read the Bible to control a few of you who had a milestone birthday (75, 80, 85, 90, their cat. “Isn't that sweet?” she said. etc.) or a milestone anniversary (40, 45, 50, etc.) between January 1 But an hour later, she heard a terrible racket and found and June 30 of this year may have inadvertently been missed. If we Larry stuffing the cat into a bucket of water. did miss you, or someone you know, please call Roger at 519-426-0234 and we will try to rectify it. “Larry, what are you doing?” (We define a “Vittoria Connection” rather loosely as a present “I'm baptizing Muffin,” he replied. resident, or a former resident, or a member of The Vittoria & “But cats don't like to be in water.” District Foundation, or a member of some other Vittoria district “Well, then, he shouldn't have joined my church.” club or organization.) -1- THE VITTORIA & DISTRICT FOUNDATION EXTENDS SINCERE THANKS TO ALL CONTRIBUTORS TO OUR 2010 AUCTION Aitken Chevrolet (Ron Cripps) nCharlotte and nJohn nJean Karges Regional Auto Glass nBrenda and nLarry Assel Donaldson Kernal Peanuts (nNancy and Wray and Saun Rogers nAlex Banyasz nVirginia and nTom Drayson nErnie Racz) nMary and nNeil Rutherford nPat Barker nDoris and nStacey Dutton Knechtel’s Sally’s Bakery (Sally MacDonald) nToby Barrett Estate of nWilliam Ferris nRegina Lambert Scholten’s Agriturf Equipment Bernhaven (Bernie Wesseling) nKirk Farrish of BPW nEverett Lampman Services Ltd. nMarian and nRon Bezzo Distributors Long Point Eco-Adventure (Mike nMarion Sherman Rob Blake and Family nFrank Feth McArthur and Dave Pond) nEileen Simonson nPeter Bosma Florence Estate Winery nRose and nFred Ludwig nJim and nIrene Simmons Bradfield Monuments & Garden nDon Fort nJohn Luke nGertrude and nClair Smith Centre (Melody and Jack Liz and Fred Gammage nM&M Meat Shops (nStella and nBeverly Smith-Walker Bradfield) nSandy Gedye nJoe Keller) Spruce Row Museum nLenore Broughton nVic Gibbons of the Olde Towne nMarion Macaulay nGinger Stanley nMary and nLarry Cable Gallery nOni Maclachlan State Farm Insurance Carquest Auto Parts Cathy and Brian Gilvesy nMarie Maenhaut nAda Stenclik Chad's Welding (nDoug Alec Godden R.E. Mann Brokers Ltd. (nRon S.M.B. Antiques (Sandra and Chadwick) Good, Redden & Klosier Mann) Ross Brown) nJackie Chadwick Accountants nGail Marr nKate Stratford (of Marlin Travel) Judy and Marvin Chambers nBetty and nHoward Goode Art Martin Strawberry Tyme Farms (nGary Cherwaty’s (Teresa and Don Gram’s Pantry (Terra, Shondra, nRuth Martin and nJohn Cooper) Wittig) nTerri and nEd Stenclik) nLouise and Bruce McCann Sun Tan Bar & Grill (Mabel and nJames Christison Granny’s Best Strawberry nCalvin McDougall Dick Assel) Ed Chapple Products (nGary Cooper and nBarb and nJim Melville Doug Trafford The Cider Keg (nJoan and nTom Haskett) Norah Moore Turkey Point Hotel (Mabel and nTom Haskett and nCheryl Great Lakes Physiotherapy (Jeff Norfolk Agricultural Society Dick Assel) Peck) Scott) Norfolk County Tourism and nLinda Vancso Cindy Clapdorp nRuth and nDoug Gundry Economic Development nDorothy VanGroningen nRuth and nJohn Clayton Haldimand-Norfolk Norfolk Klickers Vintage Vittoria Fabrication nHelen Colombus Crimestoppers Norfolk Tractor (Jessie Grummett and nTom Cooper Tyme Real Estate Halmo Jewellers (Cheryl and nJoan and David Norman Haskett) Brokerage (nBrenda Cooper Mark Halmo) Normandale Century Inn (Brenda Vittoria Lamport Club and nDan Koluk) Lisa and Adam Hamill and Hans Diehl) Vittoria Lioness and Vittoria Lions County Corks (Jim Dunn) Joyce Harris and Harold Stewart Carol and Allan Payne Vittoria M.A.F.I.A. Evelyn and Richard Creek Jr. nCheryl and nScott Peck Vittoria Women’s Institute nMaebelle and nDoug nVicki Harris of Vineyards Estate Pine Valley Golf Club (nLinda Barb Waldick Cruickshank Wines and nJohn Hofgraff) Brent Waldick nPam and nRoger Cruickshank nTom Haskett and nGary nPhyllis and nWilly Pollet nJim Wies Jr. Cooper nLois and nKen Porteous nMadeline Wilson nTwila and nRoger Cruickshank nTracy Haskett nJudy and Pete Porter nLloyd Winter Jassen Cullimore and Family Ken Heaman and Allan Leighton nRandy Pressey Helen Young Karen Culver Gordon Hill (of Cardinal Glass Elizabeth and nBill Price Yours to Please Catering nSusan and nGeorge Davidson Studio) nFrances Pye (nNeeltie Arnott) Dekoning Meats Faye and Harold Jarvis Queensway Antiques (John nPatti Dobias and Tracey JJL Events Inc. (nMelynda Tatarka) plus a number of Anonymous Frystak of First Stop Barber Norman-Lee and Jason Lee) nNancy Racz and nGinger Friends of The Vittoria & District Shop nJoan and nKeith Johnstone Stanley Foundation THANKS ALSO TO ALL OF OUR WONDERFUL VOLUNTEERS nBrenda Assel nRuth Clayton nSandy Gedye Jamie Melville Vittoria Guides nNeeltie Arnott nBrenda Cooper nTom Haskett nJim Melville & Sparks nLarry Assel Dalton Cooper nTracy Haskett nJune Miller Henry Wall nAlex Banyasz nGary Cooper nJoan Johnstone nJoan Norman Barb Waldick nMarian Bezzo nDoug Cruickshank nKeith Johnstone nYvonne Norman Chase Waldick nRon Bezzo nPam Cruickshank nJean Karges nMelynda Norman-Lee McKenna Waldick Garrett Bolle nRoger Cruickshank Jr. Tyler King Samantha Quilty nRay Waldick Barb Boyko nRoger Cruickshank Sr. Randy Lambert nErnie Racz Tom Waldick nNancy Brinker nTwila Cruickshank nRegina Lambert nNancy Racz Judy Walters nWarren Burger nGeorge Davidson nOni Maclachlan nMarion Sherman Nick Warner nLarry Cable nSusan Davidson Sheelagh McFarlane Lyle Smith Dave Williamson Susan Caughill nCharlotte Donaldson nSandra Maxwell nGinger Stanley nDolores Winter Adam Chambers nJohn Donaldson nHugh McArthur nLarry Stanley nLloyd Winter nJohn Clayton nVirginia Drayson nBarb Melville nEvelyn Stone nMarie Wippel nDon Fort nLinda Vancso -2- Thanks from the Godfather • The Vittoria & District Foundation was formed in 1997, a spin-off from Vittoria’s 1996 Bicentennial celebrations. In the ensuing thirteen years, our Foundation has compiled an impressive resume of accomplishments. Thanks to the generosity of our members, the many contributors to our annual fundraising auctions (and the enthusiastic bidders), and our awesome dedicated volunteers, we have been able to make significant contributions totalling more than $350,000 to local beneficiaries including: Community Centres, Halls, Parks and Recreation Facilities and Museums owned by Norfolk County; the Norfolk General Hospital Foundation; SCS Sabres “Rising from the Ashes”; Gifts to other area Non-profit Organizations; Scholarships and various other Youth programs; and numerous other Miscellaneous Community Improvements. We thank the entire community for its support! • On a number of its special projects, The Foundation has forged partnerships with dedicated service organizations in the Vittoria area.
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