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Stoney Creek News, Wednesdav. September 27. 1989 Community Corner if you have any Stoney Creek-oriented news you'd like included in this column, call us at 561 -1 093, ext. 65. Frank is more than just a mail carrier to Stoney Creek residents He's known as Frank the mail- man but he's more than just a mail carrier. "He's great with kids and is alwaYs willing to help out peo- ple," said Donna Gagnon who along with a few other residents helped Frank celebrate his 50th birthday. Frank was greeted on his morning mail call at the Attic Pizza Parlour with birthday cake and case of beer. Happy birthday Frank -- hope it was a good one. il'tt Also celebrating a birthday is Hubert Rntten. Mr. Rutten will celebrate his 75th year with a reception at the fireside room from 1:3Q to 6 pm. on Sept. 30 at Winona Gospel Church. The church is located at 218 Glover Rd. Mr. Rutten and his wife Flo- rence settled in Winona after his 1946 return from overseas with CLEARANCE SALE EVERYTHING REDUCED 50% ETC. BRIDAL WEAR, GOWNS, DRESSES, CLEAR-OUT ... DON'T MISS OUT 28 KING ST. E., STONEY CREEK IT'S YOUR TURN ['0 SET THE TABLE. HUBERT RUTTEN will celebrate his 75th birthday with family and friends. the Canadian army. They've been members of the Winona Gospel Church for more than 40 years. They have two children, Dianne and Paul, and four grandchildren. The Ruttens also owned and operated Crest Hardware until 1972. 1*!!! With summer over and the 664-2141 The FTD® Autumn HarvestTM Bouquet. Just call or vistt us today. é a i. STONEY CREEK FLOWER SHOP 4 KING ST. 5.. STONEY CREEK (across from Big V) ®1Mfimmwban @HflEHD |_ 664-4107.,--| leaves tuming color 11'; time to gear up for fall. ' / Erland Lee Museum and ome are welcoming the new season with their Harvest Festi- val. The festival runs Oct. 4 to 5 with everything for fall from sheep to shawl. There'll be pioneer craft demonstrations, home-baked pies and special programs for children. The home is located at 552 Ridge Rd., Stoney Creek, and is wheelchair accessible. Call 662- 2691 for more information. when Every Tuesday morning a ladies coffee hour and Bible study takes place at Elliott Heights Baptist Church. It takes place from 9:30 to 11 am. The church is located at the A comer of Upper Kenilworth and Fennell avenues. Nursery services ' and a preschool progmm is available. Call 575-8303 for more infor- mation. ***** Trinity United Church will hold a turkey supper on Oct 3. The church is located at High- way 53 and Trinity Church Road. Call 385-5489 for reservations. The church will also hold a dessert and cards on Oct. 14 starting at 7:30 pm. ##ttt Do you have'lhree or four hours to spare e.very week? Fill that time as a volunteer at Chedoke-McMaster Hospitals. The volunteer association needs mature, responsible, self'moli- vated individuals for work in the gift and coffee shops, and ser- vices for the elderly. There are many other rcward~ ing positions open for volun- teers. Help the association help oth- ers -- volunteer. *fitit out POWER Housr nrsrrunrurs 21 Jones St. Stoney Creek RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED CALL 664-3333 Step back in time at Jordan. The Jordan Historical Muse- um of the Twenty and the Pennsylvania German Folk- lore society will co-host an annual pioneer day. The event takes place Oct. 14 on Main Street in Jordan. Day-long activities include pioneer craft and skills demon- suations like spinning, weaving and blacksmithng in historical buildings. Mennonite food will be on sale or take home fresh apple butter or sauerkraut. Music will be provided by the Lincoln Concert Band and Holland's Glorie. A military display performed by the King's Royal Regiment will also take place. Time of the event come rain or shine is 10 to 4 pm. Price is $2 for adults, $1 for seniors and students. Call 562-5242 for more infor- mation. will open its doors Ffiday,' Sept. 29th Everyone Welcome statement no E . I oyster bu l' PAGE 5