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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-06-08, Page 7Local TIM CUMAIING PHOTO PROM KING AND QUEEN CHOSEN - The King and Queen for this year's Seaforth District High School formal were T. J. Rooth and Megan Alkemade. Shown here are Tom Wheatley (runner-up); Megan Alkemade, Queen of the formal for 1994; T. J. Rooth, King and Kim Baan (runner-up). Dublin students on exchange Mary Jane Snowdon (daughter of ' Jim and Mary Ann Snowdon, Dublin) was one of the 25 students involved in a French Student Exchange at Mitchell High School. Mary Jane went to Levis, Quebec in the middle of April. Her friend from Quebec (Roselyn Fradette) came back with her and spent about one week around May 24. This exchange was thoroughly enjoyed by the students! Congratulations to Paul Murray, son of Arthur and Connie Murray, who graduated at Civil Engineering at Waterloo University at the Spring Convocation. Paul, all your fnends say, 'Congratulations, we're all proud of you!' Many birthdays and anniversaries brought good times and enjoyable get-togethers! Jerry Murray cel- ebrated his birthday at Mamie and Joe Delaney's. It was also their dau hter (Jayne Walsh's birthday. Uapp ' birthday from all your friends! - Frank Sills (Seaforth) will be entertained by his family and friends on the occasion of his 75th birthday. Happy birthday, Frank, from your many friends! Ray and Vera Murray celebrated 50 happy years together, and Terry and Judy McCarthy celebrated their 30th anniversary. Ray and Vera, Terry and Judy, all your friends congratulate you and wish you many, many happy years ahead! Joe Eckert was visited by Stephen Eckert, Seaforth. Children's Miracle Network Tele - McMaster Siemon AINSURANCE BROKERS INC. AUTO — HOME FARM — TRAVEL — COMMERCIAL — ILIIBIE INSURANCE BROKERS BILL SIEMON VICKI SIENION ' ANETTE McTAGGART DAN PROCTOR 68 Ontario Rd. Mitch.Il 348-9150 1-800-561-018J CALL FOR COUNTRY KABLE TODAY MORE MOVIES! MORE SPORTS! MORE DRAMA! MORE MUSIC! UP TO 100 FREE CHANNELS A.tteestc,14216, ...Rut 90 296-5565 1 Dublin by Dorothy Dillon 345-2883 thon was held in London last Sun- day tohelpthose in need. On of the entertainers was Katie Roth, a Grade 2 student (daughter of Murray and Barb Roth) who sang 'Amazing Grace' with a beau- tiful voice! Katie is a grand -daugh- ter of Ursula McLaughlin and Mahlon and Erma Roth. A happy 80th birthday to Anna McLaughlin of Seaforth Manor, who will be celebrating on Sunday, June 12 from 2-4 p.m. . The Annual Corporate Commu- nion breakfast was held on Sunday, June 5 with Holy Mass at St. Peter's Church in St. Josephs (Hwy. 21) at 10 a.m. Celebrant was Father l✓. Morris,. The Blessed Broder Andre Assembly 4th Degiiee` Knights of Columbus formed an honor guard for their Father Stephen Eckert 3rd degree of Seaforth 5289. Members in attend- ance were from Dublin, St. Columban, Seaforth, Clinton, Zurich, and the Blue Water. Breakfast was served at the Dominion Hall, Zurich, with approximately 60 Brothers and Wives in attendance. A documen- tary was given by Miss Carolyn Wilson, teacher at St. Michael's Secondary School, Stratford, with presentations and picture slides of their poverty awareness trip to the Dominican Republic. The presenters were Tracy De Courte, Mike Etue and Steven Van Den Hengel. Master of ceremonies was Deputy Grand Knight, Tony De Jong, who introduced the head table; Grand Knight Don MacRae and wife Eileen; Faithful Navigator Lewis Kramers and wife Shirley; and Pam DeJong; Church activities director Brother John Paul Rau and Mrs. Rau. Grand Knight D.J. MacRae announced Honour Life Member- ships to Frank Kistner and Br. Gerald Bruxer (absent); 25 year pins for Brother Leo Ducharme (absent) and also 25 year pens were presented to Dennis Rau and Gerrard Ducharme. Br. John Paul Rau said the before meal Grace and a toast to Canada - and also the closing prayer and all sang O'Canada. A Rug Wall Hanger, made and ernbossed—w!t ---the -K. of C. Emblem and name of Council "Father Stephen Eckert, 5289, Seaforth, was presented to 3rd Degree Council by Eileen MacRae. Grand Knight, Don MacRae, thanked Miss Wilson and her stu- dents for a very informative presen- tation. Don and Eileen MacRae attended the D -Day celebration at Seaforth Legion last Sunday aftemoon. THOUGHT FOR TODAY A person's brain begins to work the moment he is born and never stops until he gets up to make a speech! PAY LESS. GET MOW Deere Season is now open and that means it's open season on savings! SALE ENDS JUNE 30th! If you are looking for a low-priced lawn tractor, look no further! The new JOHN DEERE LX SERIES Lawn Tractors • Full pressure hibricated John Deere -K- Engine. • Quik-Tatch mowers - remove and install in less than 2 minutes. • User friendly with convenientht located. easy-to-use controls. • Hydrostatic Drive control speed and direction with just the touch of a toe. • TriCycler available - bag, discharge or mukh all with one attachment. • Built by John Deere in John Deere's own factories . • 5 Models to choose from - 14 to 17 hp3 7 9 4 Deere Season sale prices start at only... 3,794. 00/°plus ask about our INTEREST TILL OCT. 1/94* 9%FINANCING** 'OAC / "Available for up to 24 Months 0 A:CC • 440 For more Information call... OPEN SATSATi 8100 - :Ss /44-1 Itt r Amin D... cwcr. o� ExcWence Cleats(. 5 MILES OGANNORTH OF MITCHELL. \ �oHN DEERE. County Rd. 11 - Bornholm / 347-2251 Seaforth Manor Nursing Home Manor residents enjoy bible study Residents enjoyed Bible Study with chaplain Rev. Sloan this past week. This group provides a won- derful opportunity for thoughtful discussion. The bowling volunteers of Jennifer Lubbers, Rachel Henipmen, Armand Dube and Amanda Brugger cheered the resi- dents on as the scores were tallies. Next week marks the final week of bowling for the season. Thanks go out to Jenny Ryan and Carrie Natywary, volunteers from St. Michaels Secondary School who assisted residents for an evening of euchre. Conducting this week's worship service was Rev. Lucas and members of Bethel Bible Church. An afternoon of bingo was also enjoyed. The residents Council meeting for June was held as special events for seniors month were discussed. One of the high- lights will be the Annual Straw- berry Social which will be held June 25, from 2-4 p.m. Proceeds go to Alzheimers and the residents activity fund. This year Seaforth Manor will be hosting a public awareness day for CHUMS, the proposed Central Huron Mobility Service. Members of the commun- ity will be given complimentary transportation to and from - the Strawberry Social. If you need a ride please call Seaforth Manor 527-0030 or Bev. Brown 482-5666. "Let's show our support for this much needed service." St. Columban by Cecilia Ryan 345-2028 THE HURON EXPOSITOR. Jun* 8. 1984-7 SNOOPY SCHOOL PLAYSCHOOL PLAYGOUND REGISTRATION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15 7:00 to 9:00 pm at the SEAFORTH DISTRICT COMMONITY CENTRES The Program will run from July 4th to August 19th at the Agricultural Exhibition Building. For More Information Call The Recreation Office At 527-0882 NEED SUMMER CLOTHES? Many of the items you need for a comfortable summer are now on SALE CORDONS Men's Fashion Shop le 77 Ontario St. Open Sunday 11 to 4 271-2181 Stratford 17 confirmed Seventeen young people from St. Columban parish received the Sac- rament of Confirmation at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Dublin, on Tuesday evening, May 31 by Bishop John M. Sherlock. Those confirmed were Cathy Coyne, Matthew Cronin, Julianne Crowley, Brian Eckert, Andrea Flanagan, Tricia Jansen, Larry Kelly, Kathleen Moylan, Jared Murray, Ieff Murray, Katie Murray, Michael Murray, J.D. Nolan, Denise O'Reilly, Melissa Robertson, Jason Ryan and Kevin Sans. Frances Melady of St. Columban, Dorothy Harback of Kitchener and Tom and Teresa Melady of Goderich attended a 50th wedding anniversary celebration for Ferg and Kaye Melady of Bell River last week. Mark and Debbie Ryan and Carrie Subject of Kitchener visited on the weekend with Cecilia Ryan. With Gerry and Karen Ryan on May 31 for Jason's confirmation were Jim and Pat Subject of Kitchener; Gary and Ann Cronin and Cecilia Ryan. The St. Columban C.W.L. June Social is tonight (June 8) in the St. Columban Church hall at 8 p.m. All ladies welcome. n Seaforth District High School FORMAL COMMITTEE would like to sincerely thank the following people and businesses for their donations, time and support and for making this year's Prom the success it was. Seaforth Plumbing & Heating Lyon's Food Market Pete's Paper Clip Seaforth Grocery Seaforth Jewellers Seaforth Co-op Seaforth Sewing Centre Hildebrand Flowers Egmondville Store n•emeers Printers Canadian Tire Stedman "►7`44-- Sill's Home Hardware Future's Hair Design All Styles 11 - Seaforth District Community Centre Arena Staff UCO Decorating Committee Mr. Wareham Mr. Eccles Secretaries SDHS Staff Student Council Mr. Sherwood Mr. Brian O'Connell Miss Terry Brintnell and her Grade 9 Cooking Class OSAID Jim McNichol Sharon Blake Linda Horbanuik Graeme Craig Brenda Perrie Lorne & Bonnie Glanville Sasha Hills Bonnie Bannerman Keri Bachert Dorothy Sholdice Grace Campbell Jean's Flower Magic THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME The temptation to fly away to the big city, fishing for bargains. is a big one - But the smart bird will stay at home. Too few of us have learned that the best things are right here at home. Dollars spent locally turn over several times providing the necessary economic flow to support healthy communities. The next time you feel the urge to fly to the big city, remember the best fishing (or shopping) is right here at home. You'll save time, money and best of all, you'll support the local people that provide, the community services we all enjoy. J Huron SOUTH Expositor 'Your Community Newspaper, With Our Community in Mind"