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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-11-28, Page 7SEE WHAT I BOUGHT—Sherri-Lyn Hugill shows Sharon Wilson tfie marbles she purchased at the St. bazaar Saturday. James CWL tea and (Mcllwralth photo) DUBLIN AND AREA Feast day MRS. CECILIA RYAN • 345-2028 On Thursday, Nov. 22 the St. Columban Church choir celebrated the feast day of St. Cecilia who is the patron saint of music and choirs. The celebration began with a mass offered by Father H. Cassano in the parish rectory. The choir members were present. A reading on the life of St. Cecilia was given by Angeline Swart. A social evening with refreshments followed. A large crowd of parishioners attended the celebration Friday in honor of the patron saint')of the parish — St, Columban. Mass was offered by Fr. Henry Cassano and Father Henry Kea as concelebrants. The St. Columban Choir, under the direction of Mary Coyne and organist Patricia Crowley, supplied the music.. Father Kea gave a brief talk on the life and work of St. Columban. Following mass a fellowship and enter- tainment took place in the parish hall. The new gas furnace was blessed by Father Kea. This was followed by a talent show by the St. Columban school children and the St. Columban Youth Club. Light refreshments of coffee and squares were served by, the St. Columban CWL THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 28, 1984 - A7 at St. Columban bringing an enjoyable evening to a close. The Father Stephen Eckert Council of the Knights of Columbus held their annual turkey bingo on Sunday, Nov. 25 in the St. Columban church hall. The winners of a freshly dressed turkey were Mrs. W.D, Wilson of Brucefield; Karen Murphy, RR4, Seaforth; Jing Kelly of Seaforth; Isabelle Rau of Seaforth; Stephen Hickr e11, RR5 Seaforth; Jean Hodge of Seaf h; Stephen Belfour, RR 5 Seaforth; Jean Hodge of Seaforth; George Sweeney, Vanastra; Don Moylan, St. Columban; Louis Maloney of, Dublin; and Shirley Ryan of Seaforth. The first share -the -wealth was won by Hilda Bach of Seaforth, the second by Bill Murphy, Seaforth, the third by Mrs. Charles Rau, and the fourth by Charles Rau and Lori Harvey. a. Door prizes were won by Luella Murphy and Florence Devereaux. Jeremy Michael, infant son of Gerry and Karen Ryan was baptized on Sunday, Nov. 25 at St. Cdlumbtfn Roman Catholic Church by Father Henry Cassano. Jeremy's godparents are Helen Warren and Dale Cronin. Guests attending the baptismal ceremony and later at the Ryan home 'were grandpar- ents Delaine Cronin of Dublin and Clarence and Cecilia Ryan of St. Columban, Dale Cronin and Susan Coveny " Louise, Mary Jo and Mark Ryan and Father Cassano. Sympathy of the community is extended to Francis and Marie Hicknell and family_ and Pete and Anna.. McLaughlin on the recent death of Dorothy Manley of Stratford. Many friends and neighbours from this area attended the wake and funeral in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Claessens of Milton and Mr. and Mrs. Al Burgess and Andrea of London visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Matt Claessens. Bicentennial celebrated at .Brodhagen Correspondent Lutheran Church, Brodhagen on Sunday, MRS. HERMAN LEONHARDT were in memory of Henry and Ella Rose. 345.2419 Henry passed away Nov. 28 1963 and Ella The flowers on the altar in St, Peter's - Nov 29 1978. Stacey Dawn, daughter of Bill and Judy McLean was baptized. Her sponsors were Jim and Sandy McNaught of Mitchell. Guests at their hon1e following the service were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hugill and family of RR 2, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rock and family of Kitchener, Pastor and Mrs. Horst, Mr. and Mrs. Jim McNaught, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rock of Mitchell. A bridal shower was held in the Sunday School room at St. Peter's church on Sunday afternoon for, Mary Jane Kaufman who will become the bride of Kim Leonhardt next month. Court Whist was enjoyed with Laurel Roney high, and Phyllis Pfiefer low. Lunch was served by the ladies who planned the event including: Dorothy Elligsen, Margie Beuermann, Mrs. Ross Kahle and Enid Leonhardt. Clara and Edith Meyer of Kitchener visited with their sister Minnie Leonhardt and other relatives on Monday and Tuesday. BICENTENNIAL AWARDS Sunday was a busy day at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen. In the evening the church was filled to capacity with people coming from near and far to celebrate the closing months of Ontario's Bicentennial. A one act play was presented called "Adams Journey". This play was written by Karl Schuessler and presented at the LCA Convention in Toronto in June. The music by folk singer Debbie Lou Ludolph was enjoyed. A vintage fashion show added quite an attraction with many from the congregation taking part as well as members from Zion Lutheran Church and area of Stratford. E 1E g,;:;A T`'ta`' ENT FRESH RIB AND LOIN END 'FAMILY PACK' LOIN PORK CHOPS LB. SCHNEIDER'S BUCKET OF CHICKEN 99 00 GM. 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PORK LOINS Cute Wrapped m Frozen SCHNEIDER 5 SLICED BREAKFAST 249 BACONGM SCHNEIDER 5 NEW MUFFIN ROUNDS 69 GM, SCHNEIDER 5 FULLY COOKED PORI, A PEEL SIZZLE N' SERVE 69 SAUSAGE GM SCHNEIDER5 vAC HAM FASHIONED' 399 B DELI COUNTER SCHNEIDER 5 ASSORTED LUNCH CUTS 2 /� MRr A Ch,. a Cb,&,. vnr hnr.r Durr SC HDER'S BENhERWURST & 7 SPICED HALM 5C' N5 DFP. 5 BLUE RIBBON 19 BOLOGNA 15 SCHNEIDER S ROAST PORK LOIN 1 9 with dressing `�IC le OLD NIPPY 6 CHEESE le, DEP S 'NEIDER'S RED HOT WIENERS 39 450 GM. IP .0 C;HIQUITA NO. 1 U.S.A. NO, 1 CANTALOUPE SIZE 23'S CANADA GREEN F ONIONS FOOD KETS St. Marys -Mitchell -Mt. Forest CLOSED SUNDAYS until May WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO OMIT QUANTITIES STORE HOURS MONDAY to FRIDAY S o m to S p m SATURDAY g a m to 6 p SUNDAY • CLOSED prlte off.CHvo NII Opting MONDAY A T R P M RIME ROTC Iuvor1idnz aero by ea N. Moryr e. Meme comet Stems , ask. Fro® UNelcarr giAthetact Perth B of Ed ratifies agreement The Perth County Board of Education ratified a one year agreement with its caretakers and maintenance employees. A five per cent increase in the total contract package was ratified by the board following a committee of the whole session. The new contract which ends Aug. 31, 1985 gives a 47 cent per hour increase and an additional 25, cent per hour increase for 'skilled maintenance employees. The 45 full time workers will now make an average hourly wage of 59.81 and the 35 part-time workers will receive an average of 38.50 per hour. The employees, local 220 of the London and District Service Workers Union, voted last month to accept the agreement. Walton horse lover tours horse farms Correspondent MRS. ED REGELE 527.1104 Joy McCowan of RR 4, Walton and Stella Beattie of Stratford spent five days in Lexington and Louisville Kentucky. While there they visited several saddlebred horse farms and went to see "Bret Hanover" at Castleton Farm and "Secretariat" at Clair - borne Farm. They attended three Registered American Saddlebred sales. They also attended the thorughbred sale at Kenneland racetrack. Joy McCowan attended the annual meet- ing and banquet of The American Saddlebred Horse Association of Ontario held at the Valhalla Inn in Kitchener on Saturday. Mervin Beuerman of RR 1, Dublin is a patient in Stratford General Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Drager of RR 5. Seaforth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Regele last week. Joyce Hartman of Brucefield and Mrs. Bet-ry of Seaforth visited with Mrs. Harold McCallum on Thursday. Lawn bowling club holds social The Nov, euchre and bridge social of the Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club was held at the Orange Hall recently. Eight tables of euchre were in play and prizes went to, ladies, Katie Phillips; high mens, Lorne Dale; consolation. ladies, Ruby Dolmage; men's, Andy Lunn. Associate fees are now due for the coming year. The next social will be Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. New slate of officers for the coming year are: past president, Beatrice Storey; presi- dent, ressdent, Edith Dunlop; first vice, Rachel Riehl; second vice, Mary Finlayson; secretary treasurer, Betty Tilley; social committee, Helen Connell. Grace Pepper. Olive Papple and Bea Storey; tournament committee, Eileen Adamson and Esther Brady; local tournament, Eileen Adamson, Katie Phillips, Rachel Riehl; phoning committee, Lillian Pepper, Helen Connell, Jessie Hillen, Grace Pepper, Grace Btoadfoot; cards, Jessie Hillen; press, Mary Finlayson.