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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2002-04-24, Page 61S -TWE HURON EXPOSITOR, May 2, 2001 BUCK &DOE for TIM ELLIOTT and JEIIIT SUM Y,14AY Clinton Arena Age of majority For tickets call: Kerrie 482-8110 Jared 525-2561 BDOE&for Julie Glauser Cory George Saturday, May 5 at9p.m. Dublin Community Centre For Tickets Phone 522-0874 or 887-6771 Tickets also available at Seajorth UPI Gas Station Age of Majority Music by DJ Lunch Provided Buck & Doe for Heather Royal and Mark Livermore at the Clinton Arena Friday, May 11 from 9-1 Age of majority Tickets $5.00 A bus will be leaving the Exeter arena at 9:15 p.m. For more info call Kim at (519)235-3830 ou're Invite to the St. James C.W.L SPRING FLING Ake ednesday, May 9 7:30 p.m. at the Seaforth Legion •Entertainment •Bake Table •Draws •DoorPrizes •Dessert & Tea Doors open at 6:45 p.m. \\� n Seaforth Cents Jr. D Hockey CIut Presents Spring Fling GolfTournament Saturday, May26 at The Woodlands Links in Clinton ✓ Texas Scramble Includes 18 Holes, Dinner, Skins, Longest Drive, Closest to the pin & Prize for everyone '65.00 per person ✓ 10:30 am Shotgun Start To Book Your Team Call Robert Costello 527-1211 or Woodlands Links 482-7144 L)OL:' b l// lo// f\/U'L'CI �r7i'r x1600 1". upu FREE Royal Doulton 20 -Piece Setting' • FIRST NIGHT FREE' Northside U.C.W.'s NOON LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 at 12:01 Tickets available from U.C.W. Members or Call 522-0403 1• Come & Enjoy Gus' Famous Mother's Day Meals! /�ia%f /(torp s Dai gloe,ciaWdoe afree 26geam/ BRUNCH Sunday, May 13 — 10 am - 2 pm Salad Bar/Complete cheese tray, Roast Turkey Breast, BBQ Meatballs,l3lackforest Ham, Home Fried Potatoes, Scrambled Eggs, Sausage & Bacon, Pancakes, French Toast, Dessert, Juices, Coffee, & Tea 2 Hot Serving Areas for Mother s Da $10 .95 Seniors $9.95 Kids Under 5 yrs. $.99 6-12 yrs. $3.95 SMORGASBORD Sunday, May 13-4pm -8 pm Fresh Salad Bar/Complete cheese tray, Candlelight's famous Sirloin Roast, Roast Turkey with all the trimmings, BBQ Pork Chops, Homemade Dessert Table & Beverage 2 Hot Serving Areas for Mother ; Da Seniors $12.95 $13 5 Under 5 yrs. $1.25 .9 6-12 yrs. $4.95 Don't be disappointed! Make your reservation by Sat. May 12 at noon RESTAURANT &TAVERN 350 Bayfield Road, Goderich 524-7711 M.C.L. SOUND .• w* FULL D.J. SERVICE f .,• Book Your Receptions, .r v• Buck & Does early! et ..• For more info. call ..• f John: Clinton f 482-9984 sfr Barry/Donna: Mitchell .fr 348-0516 h,r✓.f , . fr fr.•.•.f,• .•,.•...•....f.,•� .1•1.• raio UPCOMING DANCES ; at the Brodhagen Community • Centre 8:30 pm -12:30 am • Moonlighters Saturday, May 12 For information call 347-4127 or 347-2731 rs Goderich Power . and Sail Squadron COURSE SCHEDULE GPS Training Clinton & District High School Date to be announced contact: Rod Wraith 519-357-2586 2001 Boat Pro Training #2 May 1,8, 15 - $55 Clinton & District High School contact: Dean Nisbett 519-524-4963 or Judy Alilovic 519-482-9511 www. odyssey.on.ca / m gess PW I TETRICINI $490 with Salad • ALL YOU CAN EAT FISH & CHIPS Of OR $ HOT TURKEY 5 35 !SATURDAY, MAY S SPEQAI, 10 OZ. PORK RIBS R�r OR ROAST95 BEEF 8• SUNDAY MAY 6 SPECIAL 3 PC. CHICKEN R ROASOPORK $8• 95 Seniors Discount 10% SPARKY'S PLACE FAMILY DINING 527.1964 90 Main St. Seaforth all you can eat Fish and Chips! just 54.95 includes salad bar Correspondents Basketball teams place second in tournament This past weekend, several area people St. Columban attended the annual barbecue sponsored by the local Knights of Columbus. Visiting was enjoyed along with fabulous food, prepared by "the chefs" and their helpers. "The chefs," will be hand at work again on May 6. A social time is planned after Mass in St. Columban, during which "Bacon on a Bun," coffee and juice will be available. Everyone is welcome to attend. Jean Van Drunen has returned from a recent visit with her daughter, Joanne and Bruce Pratt in Windemere, Florida (near Orlando). Jean reports that the weather was just beautiful, warm and sunny. The Grade 7 and 8 students at St. Columban School enjoyed their confirmation retreat day this past week. The retreat day is in preparation for confirmation, which they will receive in Dublin on May 1. The day was facilitated by Father Moe Charbonneau along with teachers, Mrs. Waechter, Mr. Haig and Mrs. Petrasek. Rosemary Terpstra gave a presentation to the students about "service" during which she talked about her trip to help build schools. They take with them many items of clothing and other useful items which are given to the people there. The young people also participated in ice breakers, group sessions, prayers, pizza and making a confirmation album and name tags. The St. Columban School boy's and girl's basketball teams each placed second in the system -wide basketball tournament held on Wednesday in Stratford. Mrs. Waechter's class also participated in the Kiwanis Music Festival in the Choral Speaking and came first in its division. By M Ry 345 ary C. an -2560 Rem Murray represents Canada on world hockey team A Dublin native and former Stratford Culliton Rem Dublin Murray is representing Canada on the world hockey team. Murray, an Edmonton Oiler was chosen among other very special players. This 28 -year-old Dublin native will play his first world championship. We are deeply saddened by the death of a former Dublin man, Antonius (Tony) Loomans who died on April 27 and whose funeral was held at St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church, Mitchell, on April 30. Happy 4th birthday to Christopher Shewan, son of Pam and Steve Shewan, Dublin, who celebrated April 29. THOUGHT FOR TODAY What's the biggest jewel in the world? The baseball diamond. Residents enjoying sundaes, banana splits in warm weather The with the Notes beginning of of Yesteryear. April marked Members of the band included Maplewood Manor Nursing Home the end of our Easter penny sale. It was an exciting afternoon as residents gathered to take part in the draws. Betty Harris and Barbara Scott were craft volunteers for the event. Flowers, ribbons and all the trimmings were on hand for residents to decorate their hats for our Easter bonnet contest. Judging was not easy, but Herta Brodhagen was named the winner. Ruth Wallace managed to collect the most eggs during the Easter egg hunt. Elgin Nott came in second place. During the Easter season, Rev. Macgregor, Rev. Springett, Rev. Vandermey and Bob Hulley led in worship service. Warm, sunny days prompted us to have ice cream parlour where residents were treated to sundaes and banana splits with all the trimmings. The ladies of Maplewood were pampered when Margaret Whitmore came to do manicures. Their hands and nails looked beautiful. Residents enjoyed an afternoon of music Rena Young, Andrew Patrick, Bill Albert, Ivan Norris and John Zettel. Horticulture club with Eleanor Horst was busy transplanting plants that were started earlier in the spring. We are eager to see them planted outside. Residents were delighted with the flowers and•cookies that they received from the Confirmation study group who came for a visit. Residents enjoyed their weekly games of bingo with Helen MacKenzie and were treated to chocolate ducklings as special prizes for Easter. Crokinole has become a very popular game at Maplewood because of the help of our volunteers. They include Peggy and Charlie Perkins, Helen MacKenzie, Velma Preszcator and Beth Pryce. We are looking forward to the Senior Games Crokinole to be held at Maplewood Manor on May 7 at 10:30 a.m. Geri Fashions will also be at Maplewood on May 11 from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Kippen East W.I. hears annual committee reports Kippen East Women 's Institute met at the home of meeting will be held at Thames Road Church on May 17. The ROSE program will be held Oct. 15 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Exeter United Church with everyone welcome. Our planning meeting will be May 1 at Grace Drummond's home. The Video Links (Literary Neighbours) was shown and a great discussion followed. A skit, "What Socialized Medicine is Leading to in England," was presented by Phyllis Parsons and Mona Alderdice. The evening ended with a bountiful lunch served by Phyllis Parsons and Dorothy Cooper. Kippen East W.I. Mona Alderdice for its annual meeting in April. Grace Drummond welcomed everyone and read a poem, "Women God Bless Them." Seven members answered the roll call, "Name something you would like to learn how to do." The annual reports were given by secretary, Grace Drummond; 2nd vice- ---PRINCESS CRUISES ON SALE "One-week only" May 5-12, 2001 •upto50%Off FREE cabin upgrades • Shipboard Credits • AD 20016 2002 Sailings "Don "1 mks our biggest cruise sale of the year!" June OM at. 22S SAVE EVEN MORE by attending our Princess Cruise Preview Evening Exeter Town Hall May 3, 2101 7:30pm ",1rlson W.igonlit Ellison Travel president Mona Alderdice; secretary Helen MacLean, treasurer, Mona Alderdice; public relations officer Lil McLellan; alternate Frances Kinsman; lobbying convener Mona Alderdice; ed. co-ordinator Grace Drummond; sunshine conveners Marlene Bell and Helen MacLean; pianist Frances Kinsman; financial administrator Phyllis Parsons; education and cultural activities Helen MacLean and Phyllis Parsons; family and consumer affairs Rena Caldwell and Frances Kinsman; agriculture and Canadian industries Helen MacLean and Frances Kinsman; citizenship and world affairs Lil McLellan and Marlene Bell. It was voted to give Jacqui Krech, Adelaide Hoodlcss and Pennies for Friendship each $10. The District Board Meeting was given by Phyllis Parsons for Lil McLellan. Notes to remember: picnic July 3 at Port Blake at 12:30 p.m. with Kippen East taking dessert. The District Annual Hensall shuffleboard scores The Hensall shuffleboard scores for April 17 are as follows: Glenn Davidson 501, Lloyd Lovell 483, Gert Eagleson 470, Dave Woodward 465, Doris Hamilton 442, Alice Thiel 416, Jean Crerar 401.