HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-04-04, Page 6THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 4, 1984 A_.-5.
St. Columban students:rOiSe
for James
Sloan.famrly
m®ney.
won the rand champ- and all their family attended the 5 p. M. mass
CCE ILIA R On pSnoviceday they B on annh on
MRS.345-2028 eliminated
li s nated Brussels byI atsco scoreof1-0 and in the occasion their 47th wedding ann on
iver-
The. staff and students of St. Columban the second game they defeated Listowel by a sary.
school held a bake sale last week for the Jim score of 2-1 thereby making them the withMr,Sunday dMrs. Jim Cronin, visitedyannd Mr
Sloan family who lost their home in a lite champions. O'
recently. � Rose O'Reilly and Dorothy Flarbach of Ron Ryan and Mr. add Mrs. Ken Ryan.
One hundred and fourteen dollars and d Kitchener, Mr. and . Mrs. Ferg Melady of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Subject and family of
Belle River, and Dr, and Mrs. Tom Melody Kitchener spent the weekend with Mr. and
of Goderich visited on the weekend with Mr. Mrs. Clarence Ryan and on Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Gerry Ryan, Jason and Amanda visited
and Mrs. Ted Melady.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. L. Ryan of Kitchener at the Ryan home.
euchre had
,c1
Sfty cents was raised and this was p
to Rob Sloan who is a grade 7 student at the
school.
On Friday afternoon ladies from the St.
'Cont- ban CWL visited the two nursing
ome and along with students from all
a51 of the St. Columban school presented
sbme entertainment and singing. •
setts pay their
Marggaret O'Reilly and Irene Kelly visited
.;the Kilbarchan home where Dave andClaarecys- b + •�� '
played several selections on
')telly, Sandra O'Reilly and Sandra
to ' ■
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Murray; third single, Jim Maloney. g
'guitars. A few games of bingo were played Correspondent T Doubles: first, Marjorie JarmuthaandRBetty
with the residents and a prize was given for MRS L 9ONHARll Vock,, second, Keith Murray
the resident whose birthday was closest to Smith; third, George and Marjorie Jarmut ll
Friday at each home. There was a good turn out for the euchre Winners will receive their trophies on
Jean Maloney and Carol Ryan visited at
the Manor where Paul Ryan and Jim tournament on Tuesday 'Mar, 27 with 18 Tuesday evening when there will be one more
tables plain Winners were: ladies' high, euchre party and fun night.
Crowley gave their speeches and Kathleen Ellen Schellenberger; lone hands, Elaine PERSONALS
Ryan played some selections on the piano. Sloan; low, Lavina Buddenhagen; men's Mrs. Gordon Docking and Mrs. Herman
Songs were also sung by all the students. high, George Jarmuth; lone hands, Dominic Leonhardt attended a bridal shower
The Seaforth Novice hockey team, coach • Murray; low, Ross Osborn: Sunday in Tattered ord for their granddau
The tournament winners were: high single, ter Colleen Leonhardt, a bride to be next
d
ed b� Ray Maloney, won the novice "C' month.
Mitchellcfor Tuesdaythe districtvby eliminating Doreen Wurdell;_ second single, Keith
on evening in Mitchell._ nt_.....f
Correspondent
MRS. ROBIERTHULLEY
527-1856
Visiting with Bob and Marg Hulley were
Mr. and Mrs. Ev. Robinson, Becky Jo and
Nickolas, Kipper'; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Currie, Dorchester accompanied byheOtto
l
Walker, Cromarty, also Linda e
London; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hulley and Mr.
Warren Hulley, Moncton.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hulley have returned
from their winter home in Florida. Their
grandson Patrick Hulley, Blyth flew down to
visit with his andparents during the winter
break and travelled home with Gord and
Myrtle. Ken and Betty Hulley, Londesboro
and Ross and Tilly Engle, Cranbrook were
among the visitors that visited with Gord and
Myrtle during the winter.
Buchanan Farms and Nutrite Fertilizer
Company treated their area customers and
their spouses to a banquet held in the Legion
Hall, Seaforth and catered by the Seaforth
Legion Ladies Tuesday evening past.
Slides were shown to demonstrate the
value of fertilizer in our area explained by
three heads of the Nutrite Fertilizer Comp-
any. A question and answer period followed
the slides.
Reeve speaks to Staffa W
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
345.2346
Hazel Harburn presided for the March
meeting of the Staffa Women's institute
which was held in the township hall on
Wednesday Mar. 28 at 2 p.m.
Reeve of Hibbert Township, Ivan Norris,
gave an explanation of the different commit Thames Road Unite
tees and boards associated with the Township Thames
evening.
of Hibbert and an insight into what isMondayMaMrs. Joast Drost enjoyed a holiday
involved in Perth County oris Mocil. with relatives in Holland.
ofThe second guest, ted arae story, of the Many from this community attendedr. se
Golding dfa , prbeginni a history 40th anniversaryparty
ppareteery y nd inning oldith her grand- r George Moore on aturday evening:
fatter. W.H. Golding, whGowasgrai edhin
Hibbert Township later became Mayor of A A •• •
.___ Templeman, Milton spent the
7oanne Templeman, the
weekend with her family, visiting at the same
home on Sunday were, Brian and Marlys
Mauer, Brlanne and Matthew,
Mrs. John Templeman attended a Huron
West District executive meeting in Wingham
on Monday.
Cromarty Church ladies were guests of the
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Mrs. Montgomery's report will be a special
addition to the Staffa W.I. Tweedsmuir
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Doris Miller reported on the District
executive meeting at Motherwell. (citing
members Annual will be Perthat the South
be held inMainStreet District
inh d
Church, Mitchell on Tuesday May 15 with
Gould's Women's Institute hosting.
Staffa W.I. is responsible for "Pennies for
Friendship" and to assist Motherwell with
the craft and bake table.
Mrs. Smale gave a repthe cat members
at
Seaforth Community Centre
dcnated fruit for a basket for the residence at
Riverside Rest Home.
Carrah Templeman entertained seven
school friends on Monday evening, celebrat-
ing her sixth birthday.
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cKillop visitors
Correspondent
MRS. ED REGELE
527-1106
Visitors with Mrs. Ed Regele were Mr. and
Mrs. Ron McCallum, Chad and Janice and
Mr. Carl McCallum of R.R.1, Walton, Mr.
and Mrs. David Issue of Huron Park and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold McCallum of R.12.1,
W Mr lton and Mrs. George Williamson of
Listowel visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ron McCallum last Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum visited at
the rmGlanville.
and Mrs. Bob McCowan pent
Saturday in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Regele of Princeton
visited on Sunday with the formet's mother
Mrs. Ed Regele.
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has held several positions with tiro
Ministry of the Environment both at the
head office in Toronto and the London
Regional office. She has recently joined
the family business. which is engaged
in bridge construction throughout On-
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