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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-04-27, Page 13house the 4-H club "Encounter the Out- doors", held their first meeting. Elected for president was Chris Maloney, vice presi- dent, Kathleen Ryan, secretary, Michelle Murray, treasurer, Sharon Kelly and press reporter, Morgan Murray. Other members of the club are Karen Murphy, Michelle Cronin, Facia Khan, Kim, Cindy and Sherri Maloney, Lisa Barry and Tanya Vansteelandt. . The club leaders are Janneke Murray and Cora De Vries. The meeting started with the 4-H pledge and then Cora and Janneke taught the members about the outdoors, how to build a campsite and fire, hazards and weather signs. Also precautions about poison ivy and hypothermia. The next meeting will be on Thursday, April 28 at Janneke Murray's home. PEOPLE Quite a number of people from this com- munity attended the Recreation Fund Dance for the Mentally Retarded of the Stratford district held at the Mitchell Com- munity Centre on Saturday evening. Mozarts supplied the music and family members of Ferg and Teresa Feeney were in charge of the event. Mary and Barbara Feeney of Stratford visited with their parents Ferg and Teresa Feeney on the weekend. Clarence and Cecilia Ryan, Mark Ryan and Debbie Core visited on Sunday with Laura, Les and Shannon Ward of Kitchener. ' Encounter the outdoors elects exe.rt,ive Nick Klaver. St. Coimnban Correspondent Offertory gift bearers were Herman MELS. CECILIA RYAN ' Klaver, Jr. and Richard Klaver. Music and 345-2028 songs were provided by the Stapleton girls. A large crowd of friends and relatives at- Kallyn Burke, infant daughter of Tom and Lynn Burke, was baptized on Sunday, April 17 by Father Andrew Sipek at St. Columban 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 Schoonderwoerd of Mitchell; Marion McPherson of Stratford; Kim Swart, Kathy ScottofLondon; 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 Andre* Sipek. 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 Donald Reid 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 Kiaver and tended the wedding reception at the Seaforth Community Centre. SPIRITUAL REFLECTION St. Columban Catholic Womens League ladles 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. 4-11 Club -Report On Tuesday, April 19 at Janneke Murray's i1E HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 27, 1988 — 13 4 Cha: OPEN' WEEKENDS TILL MAY 12 THEN OPEN DAILY winner for '67 Seaforth Fall Fair Come to Winthrop Garden Centre and receive FREE Pumpkin Seeds Pryde Monuments ... SPRING MONUMENT SALE SALE PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL APRIL 30, 1988, PLUS SPECIAL CASH DISCOUNTS -COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY SHOWROOM & SALES OFFICE 293 MAIN STREET, EXETER 1-800-265-3477 OR 235-0620 Staffa UCW address issue of food prod fiction Staffa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 The April meeting of the Hibbert United Church Women, held in the Family Life Cen- tre, began with a worship service led by Margaret Christie and Pat McKinnon. Pianist was Marlon McCaughey. A skit, in keeping with the seasonal theme, was presented by the two leaders along with Verle Mahon. Herein two women, one African, one Canadian, each concerned with the production and handling of food, were interviewed. Springtime music for listening was given by Mary F. Dow, who also led the group in the learning of new hymns. Business with Illa Barker presiding, began with a roll call of housecleaning hints. Congratulations to Matthew Visscher; Reports were received from the treasurer who placed first in the Perth District Kub Florence McPhail and the official board Kar rally on Saturday. representative Dorothy Dow. Other items included a donation to the Leadership Camp, some planning for the June 14 camping experience, and a letter from the inter -church plowing match committee. A lunch, prepared by Janet Chappel and Dorothy Dow, concluded the gathering. The group quilters made use of the after- noon to further work on their season's quota. PEOPLE Congratulations to all those who par- ticipated in the Music Festival in Mitchell this past week. Dublin community extends sympathy Dublin Correspondent MRS. DON MACRAE 345-2842 or 345-2140 Our sympathy goes out from the friends of the community to the family of Mrs. Theodore (Anna) Visser who died last week and the funeral mass was celebrated on Fri- day, April 22nd at St. Patrick's Parish, Dublin, by Father Carrigan. Also, sympathy goes to the relatives of Sister Mary Alice Coyne who died last Friday. ' A get well recovery from our friends and fteighbors goes out to Mrs. Brenda (Riek) Boyd, who underwent knee surgery last week. Joe and Olga Eckert motored to Newmarket on the weekend to visit their daughter Reiny and Shirley Van Loon and family in their new home. They were also with Mrs. Roger Hoornaent of Kippen, Mrs. Hank Dorssers of Seaforth, Barbara Ann Eckert of Mississauga and Jerry Kelly, also of Newmarket. With Millie Evans during the past week were her cousins Helen Late from Detroit and her sister Emily from Chicago. With Don and Eileen MacRae on the weekend were Eileen's daughter Denise and husband Jack Kelly from Stratford. Dublin has local government In listing members of local government in last week's Huron Expositor, the Police Village of Dublin was inadvertently missed. The following are members of its local government: Jeremiah Murray, Inspecting Trustee; Jerry Fuhr, Secretary; Don MacRae, Chairman Dublin Hydro; Louis Kramers, Secretary -Treasurer; Louis Maloney, Trustee Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board; and Ann Marie Heckman, Trustee Perth County School Board. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Happy birthday to Michael Hugill, 11 -years -old today, April 27, 1988. DEERE SE Cash Discounts Up to $200. If You Hurry Spring is here. And so is our terrific lineup of John Deere lawn and garden equipment. 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