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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-04-20, Page 1010 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 20, 1988 Baby baptized at St. Columban Church Agrichemicals for a growing world BASF Patoran FL Your best choice for broadleaf weed control in soybeans Patoran St. Columban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 Kailyn Burke, infant daughter of Tom and Lynn Burke, was baptized on Sunday, April 17 by Father Andrew Sipek at St. Colutnban Catholic Church. Kailyn's godparents are Gary and Joanne Schleen of London. Guests attending the baptismal ceremony and later with Tom, Lynn, Stacy and Devan at their home were Rose Burke of Stratford and Roy and Angeline Swart, grand- parents; great-grandmother, Joanna acnoonderwoerd of Mitchell; Marion McPherson of Stratford; Kim Swart, Kathy Scott of London; John Buller of St. Thomas; Father Sipek and Gary and Joanne Schleen of London. Congratulations go out to Liz Klaver and Robert Reid who were united In marriage on Saturday, April 16 at St. Columban Catholic Church by Father Andrew Sleek. Attendants for the bride and groom were: Louise Ryan, maid of honor, bridesmaids were Cheryl Wheeler and Sherri Maloney; junior bridesmaids were Cindy Maloney and Kim Maloney. Best man was 1?nnald Raid and the ushers were Dan Lear and Simon Klaver. Parents of the bride and groom are Herman and Elizabeth Klaver and Robert and Edna Reid. Altar boys were Derek Maloney and David Ryan. Readings were done . by Mary Maloney, Fritz Klaver and Nick Kiaver. Offertory gift bearers were Herman Klaver, Jr. and Richard Klaver. Music and songs were provided by the Stapleton girls. A large crowd of friends and relatives at- tended the wedding reception at the Seaforth Community Centre. SPIRITUAL REFLECTION St. Columban Catholic Womens League ladies who attended the Spiritual Reflection Day at the Immaculate Conception Church in Stratford on April 13 were Margaret O'Reilly, Angeline Swart, Mary Moylan, Carol Ryan, Mildred Cronin, Marie Bicknell, Martha Claessens and Cecilia Ryan. EDUCATION WEEK Education Week is being held this week. At St. Columban School it began with the children, their teachers and parents atten- ding Holy Mass at 11:15 a.m. offered by Fr. Sipek in the church with the children par- ticipating by singing, doing the readings and intentions and bringing the gifts up at the, offertory. PEOPLE Pat Subject, Carrie, Ryan, Jeff and Nathan and Louise Ryan of Kitchener spent the weekend with Clarence and Cecilia Ryan and on Sunday Laura, Les and Shan- non Ward of Kitchener visited with the Ryans. In the last week's correspondence I in- advertently omitted Sister Margaret Eckert of Strathroy as a guest of Don and Brenda Ryan at the baptismal of their infant daughter. Steck and Vegas night attended by Knights 1-800-387-4857 it all adds up! BASF Patoran FL controls 20 broadleaf weeds in soybeans —10 of them at the low 1 litre per acre rate. What's mom, It controls black nightshade, plus the major triazine-resistant weeds! • BP " i FL is safe to triazine- sensi, aan varieties • BASF Patoran FL is not affected by soil pH • BASF Patoran FL allows you full crop rotation flexibility Ask your local agrichemical supplier for BASF Patoran FL now! Alin Correspondent 3. DON MACRAE .45-2842 or 345-2140 District 72 of the Knights of Columbus held its first Steak and Vegas night on Satur- day in the Council Chambers in St. Colum- ban. A good attendance represented the Knights from Dublin, St. Columban, Seaforth, Clinton, Goderich, Kingsbridge, St. Augustine and Wingham. Activities were under the direction of Rene Brnchu, Grand Knight. Richard McKay and .,duty Grand Knight Frank Crowley. The Lions Club "District A9" Convention Agricultural Chemicals BASF BERG Sales - Service Installation Free Estimates • Barn Cleaners • Stabling • Bunk Feeders was held in the Waterloo Inn, Waterloo on the weekend. Dublin Lions attending were Warren Bennewies, Zone Chairman, Herbert Brown, Secretary and Louis Kraemers, Treasurer. Their wives also at- tended the weekend activities. PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coombs of Seaforth visited with their daughter Patty and her husband Jack Geldhof. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eckert on the weekend were Stephen, Tanya and Darell Eckert of Egmondville and Judy, Angie, Jenny and Tammy Emm, Ann Hulley and Richard and Tami Borysuick, all from Stratford. Spelling corrections from last week are Melba Whetham (not Whathom) and Lyda Jordensen (not Jorison). Sorry ladies. Jack Geldof is recuperating at home after a stay in Stratford General Hospital. He is wished a speedy recovery. " Home with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Benninger during the weeke were their sons, Marvin Benninger from Hornpayne and Don and Marilyn Benninger and children Lori and Brad, from Innsmore. Also visiting on the weekend was their daughter Rose Ann and Tom and Tommy Slminson. With Millie Evans on the weekend were Linda Hilhorst of Toronoto and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jordon of Orillia. Staffa WI reflects on past Tweedsmuir books and the members recommended that she purchase a new scrapbook and plastic photo holders. Florence McPhail presided for the annual meeting installation ceremony following reports given by the program co-ordinator Joyce Vivian, Public relations, Doris Miller Tweedsmuir Curator - Esther Smale and Resolutions, Margaret Daynard. Financial report was given by Kay Smale and Verle Mahon read the minutes of the last annual meeting. Margaret Daynard gave the auditor's report. Grace Kerslake presented the slate of of- ficers for 1988-89 which were accepted and installed by Florence McPhail. Meeting closed with 0 Canada followed by lunch prepared by Orpha Norris, Florence McPhail and Esther Smale. The officers for the coming year are Past President - Kay Smale, President - Roberta Templeman, 1st Vice Presidnet - Joyce Vi- vian, 2nd Vice President - Florence 'McPhail, Secretary - Verle Mahon, Treasurer - Kay Smale, Assistant Secretary -Treasurer - Lillian Douglas, District Director - Kay Smale, Alternate - Doris Miller, Branch Directors - Margaret Daynard, Marion McCaughey, Esther Smale and Helen Parsons, Program Co- ordinator and Committee - Joyce Vivian, Margaret Kemp, Freda Kerslake, Joyce Turn to page 12A • Donald G. Ives H.R. 2 Blyth Brussels 887-9024 We Are CELEBRATING_... Qur_TH Staff a Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 Roberta Templeman presided for the an- nual meeting of the Staffa Women's In- stitute hosted by Esther Smale in her home on Monday, Apri111. Sixteen members were present. Roberta opened with a reading, "Adver- tisement for Women's Institutes", followed by the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Col- lect, with Marion McCaughey accompany- ing on the piano. Members answered the roll call by the payment of fees and telling which meeting this past year they had enjoyed the most. All felt that each month's activities had been informative and interesting. Lillian Douglas contributed two readings, "It's Hard To Imagine" and "A Friend". Some vt Py interesting painting hints were given by Margaret Daynard, just in time for spring cleaning. These included the dif- ferent types of paint — latex or water base, and what type of walls they are most suited for. 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