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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-07-13, Page 28(ION= ( 12A —: THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 20, 1988 QUEEN'S SEAFORTH THURS., FRI. AND SAT. LAYDEN RIFF Ztevens /r 14\ DISC JOCKEY SERVICE Country Gold & Bock TE Roll DISCO POLKAS, WALTZES, NEW LAZED DISC MUSIC. GOOD RECORDED MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS. DANCES, ANNIVERSARIES, PARTIES ETC. ID yr,. oEParlonce N. mlleoge charge BRUSSELS • 087-6959 DAYTIME or EVENINGS Huron County Pork Producers Pork Barbecue & Dance FRIDAY, JULY 22 (Seaforth & District Community Centre) 'Dance to "Rick the Singing D.J." *Supper from 5:30 - 8:00 p.m. 'Chops being prepared by Perth County's famous chef ADULTS: $8; $9 at the door CHILDREN: (6-12) $4, $4.50 at.the doo CHILDREN (under 6) Free • Ken & Madelon Maloney of Seaforth are pleased to announce the forthcoming mar- riage arriage of their,tlaughter, Colleen to Ronald Janmaat, son of John & MaryJanmaat of R.R. 2 Sea forth. The wedding will take place 3 p.m. Saturday, July 30th, 1988 at St. James Catholic Church, Seaforth. Open reception to follow at Sea forth & District Communi- ty Centres. &USN Travel Ltd. CALL CLINTON 482-5711 MANAGER — Chris Tideswell 3 GREAT PROGRAMS 1. FULL SERVICE Recommended for persons With detail travel plans. 2. SUPER DISCOUNT Recommended for persons who know where they want to go. SAVE UP TO O OFF On Major Suppliers • Tell us the Country • The Property • The Supplier • Departure Date • Names and Addresses of persons Travelling 3. LAST MINUTE BOOKINGS Recommended to persons who can travel on short notice. SAVE:% UP TO SO OFF Call us Friday or Monday and be ready to travel within a week. BUCK & DOE for ROB TAYLOR and SANDRA DORSSERS • Saturday, •July 23 For Information: 527-1698 or 527-1487 PRS DISC JOCKEY STAG for; JOE HICKNELL Friday, July 22 For more Information call 345-2948 Orodhagen Chamber of Commerce CHICKEN. BARBECUE held at the Brodhagen Community Centre WED., JULY 20 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. Adults '7.00 Children '3.50 FASTBALL GAME TO FOLLOW MITCHELL METS VS. MILLBANK I BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN' THEATRE a a v a v • 0 a e a • CLINTON FIRST SHOW AT PENS 8:30 DUSK 402030 FRI. 8 SAT., JULY 22 - 23 SCHWARZIMEGGER n VSn'' RED - ADMITTANCI• o rinOrd II ,IMI W .OI Co Coilt — PLUS 2nd FEATURE — Judge Reinhold Fred Savage LIKE I ATHER, LIKE SON SWUANINo T.M.O. You are invited to attend ... OLD-FASHIONED (-GOSPEL TENT MEETINGS Come hear the Gospel — the best message ever to reach human ears! • On Highway 8 1 t/i miles West of Seaforth EVERY NIGHT (except Saturdays) 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Speakers BILL METCALF Sarnia JACK NEESBTi 'f' Sarnia Quiet, Orderly Meetings Bible -Based Messages No Collections Plain Preaching r "Hear and your soul shall live" Isaiali 58:3 For Transportation Call 527-1980 or 527-03;' JULY 22 - 28 FRI. & SAT. 7 & 9 P.M. SUN, - THURS. 8 P.M. Lon Distance? Call 1-800-265-3438 for Toll Free Movie Info. Dublin activities blessed by weather Dublin, Correspondent MRS. DON MACRAE 345-2842 or 345.2140 Sunny skies blessed the activities at Dublin on Saturday. The events started off with a pancakes, sausage and eggs breakfast sponsored by the Cromarty Boy Scouts and their leaders helping with the supervision of the cooking well done by the boys. There were 26 tables of toys displayed in the community centre for the 1st Lions Club Toy Show. Exhibitors from Mitchell, Dublin, Seaforth, ' Brampton, Listowel, Brucefield, Teeswater, Palmerston, Strat- ford, Kitchener and Formosa were on hand to show, sell, buy or just talk toys with anyone who stopped by. Approximately 400 people attended the event. There were six door prizes donated by area businesses, with Liz Fleming, Dublin;. Mary Anne Verberne, Dublin; Dave Adams, Brussels; Jamie McCabe, Goderich; Carolynn Rimmelzwaan, Hensall, and Glen- da Lamrnerant of Blyth the winners. Trophies were given out to four different categories of the Toy Show. They were, Best Commercial Display, Vincent's Farm Equipment, Seaforth; Best Farm Toy Col- lection, John and Dan Benninger, Formosa; Best Farm Scene Display, Warren and Kyle Bennewies, RR 5 Seaforth; and Best Toy Collection (other than farm toys), Roy Elliott, Mitchell. In the children's pedal pull, held' on the ce- ment pad at the school, their were 29 par- ticipants in three weight classes. The three winners were: Craig Marriott, Dublin; Derek Maloney, RR 5 Seaforth; and Kyle Bennewies, RR 5 Seaforth. They received trophies for their efforts and each partici- pant received a loonie coin. Approximately 50 spectators cheered them on. Following that, a parade of approximate- ly 40 decorated bikes and hikes was held. Each one of these participants was also presented with a loonie coin on behalf of the Lions Club. A smoked pork chop barbecue and a dance was also held Saturday. Sympathy of the community goes out to LITTLE PEDALERS - Two of the youngest bike rodeo participants in the annual Dublinfest Rodeo Saturday afternoon were these two little pedalers, Amanda Vick, left, and Suzanne Shewan, both of Dublin. The eager pedalers prepared their bicycles, in this case tricycles, last Friday morning in Dublin. Bader photo. Donna and Jim Paratchek of Dublin on the Eileen as well as visiting other relatives in sudden death of their nephew, Christopher Mitchell. Along with Eileen's brother Orval Gregory, the 18 -year-old son of Donna's Davidson, Toronto, we 'spent an evening brother and his wife, Alan and Rosilee with Aunt Marion and Uncle Erwin Gregory, who died on Sunday as a result of Schneider in Goderich last week. injuries received in an automobile accident. Sisters Mary Eckert, Chatham, and Sister Sympathy is also exteeltded to Mrs. Tessie Margaret Rose Eckert, Strathroy, visited Costello of London, formerly from Dublin, relatives in the district on the weekend and on the death of her son Mr. Bill Costello who attended Dublinfest. was in his 61st year, and Mr. Wilfred Joe and Olga Eckert, Jack and Patty Feeney, an uncle of Mr. Costello. Geldhopf have returned from a holiday at Jack and Denise Kelly, Eileen MacRae's Sauble Beach spent at Joe's trailer and with daughter and son-in-law, from Stratford them on Sunday were Stephen, Norah spent a few days holidays with Don and Eckert and family, Egmondville. Walton area 4-H members attend conference Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY McCALL 887-6677 Sunday morning greeters at Duff's United were Margery Ritchie and Ann Clark. Organist was Glenda Carter. Offering was received by Briar. Lvlcl:avitl and Brian Wilbee. - "Unity in Christ" was the message in the sermon given by Rev. Bonnie Lamble. The beautiful flower arrangements at the front entrance and inside the church were from the vedding Saturday evening of Dar- ryl Hoegy and Ruthan McIntosh. The church will be closed during the month of August. At present there are repairs being done to the roof and steeple along with the chimney. ATTEND CONFERENCE Danny Glanville, Ron Stevenson and Leanne Dolmage from Walton, and area were among the 4-H members from Huron County who attended the 1988 Regional Con- ference at Centralia College Agricultural Technology, Huron Park for 3 days last week. OPEN MEETING Just a reminder the Walton Women's In- stitute open meeting is this Wednesday evening when pictures will be shown on China. Come and bring your neighbor at 8:15 p.m. PEOPLE VISIT • Isabelle Shortreed accompanied Margaret Shot -treed to Port Stanley on Sun- day where they spent the day with Elva Shortreed at her cottage. Andy Smith, Springfield, Illinois visited with his cousin Chris Stevenson on the weekend. Joanne Clarke, Wendy and Rodney called on Isabelle Shortreed one day recently. Ruth Thamer spent the weekend with Ruthie Thamer at their trailer at Klondike Park, Grand Bend. Kim and John Thamer visited with his mother Sunday evening. Kendra Shortreed spent a night last week with her friend Marci McCall following a ball game at Winthrop Park. Woodward istop shuffleboarder Hensall Correspondent ner, 1111..G. Thompson Social Science Award: PEOPLE p° Angie Moir, Music/Arts Award: Karie Sue Karen Raittinen of Timmins, Ontario SUSAN HARTMAN Kyle, General Coach Best All Round Student visited her great aunt and uncle Carl and - 262-2449 Award: Cara Powell, Kinette Top Academic Hilda Payne last Wednesday. Karen was ac - Girl Award: Angie Moir, Kinette Top companied by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Berdan of SHUFFLEBOARD Academic Boy Award: Jason Reid. Union, Ontario. Highest shuffleboard score for the day on Tuesday, July 12 was Dave Woodward, the six game winner, with 434. Dorothy Brint- nell was next with a score of 369 followed by Allan Haw 361 and Marg Consitt 332. High five game winners were Pearl McKnight 356, Percy Campbell 304 and Ger- tie Moir 292. UNITED CHURCH Guest organist at Hensall United Church on Sunday was Ralph Topp, The children's story was all about how God loves us. Throughout the summer months there will be a Junior Congregation during worship time for children 3 to 10 years of age, Donna St. John sang the touching solo "Amazing Grace" and Reverend Doug Wright's sermon was "Travel Light". Dorothy Corbett greeted worshippers and ushers were Linda Hartman and Barb Gackstetten. While Rev. Wright is away on Vacation the Worship Service will be led by the following people: July 24 - Ken Van Allen, July 31 and August 14 - Steve Pitt and Staffa Correspondent August 7 - Bob Elliott. MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN Congratulations to the following students 345-2348 of Hensall Public School on presentation of awards at the annual graduation ceremonies held June 23 at the Hensall Legion. Oddfellows' Citizenship Award: David Northcott, General Homes French Award: Cara Powell, K-40 English Award: Jason Reid, Cook's, Division of Gerbro Mathematics Award: Angie Moir, Hensall District Co-op Science Award: Matt Gard - St. Columban woman home from Marathon District Community Centres. Mary Moylan returned home last week from Marathon where she spent two weeks visiting with Catherine and Janos Janossy. Alphonse and Annie Cronin spent a couple Congratulations are extended to Joyce days last week with Jim and Bonnie Mair of Sloan and John Devereaux, who were united Teeswater. in marriage on Saturday, July 16 at St. Pte. Joe Ryan of Pembrooke and Pte. James Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth John Ryan of London visited on the weekend with Father J.C. Caruana officiating. with their parents Ron and Mary Ryan. Parents of the bride and groom are Tom Leo and Mary Smith of Acton, Melodee and Eileen Sloan of St. Columban and and Lloyd Black of Fergus and Andrew and James Devereaux and the late Ethel Crystal Carruthers of Mississauga visited Devereaux of Seaforth, on Sunday with Ab and Eileen Cronin and at - Friends, relatives and neighbors attended tended the Sloan-Devereaui wedding on the wedding reception at the Seaforth and Saturday. St. Columban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 Staffa youth attend Camp Bimini PANCAKE BREAKFAST Rake and Garage Sale SATURDAY, JULY 23 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. EtRUCEFIELD FIRE HALL Sponsored by the Brumfield 1.O.O.F. Attending the United Church camp at Bimini these past weeks from this com- munity were Jackie McCaughey, Melissa Dearing, Carrah Templeman, Trevor Elliott and Adam Miller. A large crowd attended Bernice Arm- strong's sale this past week. Lorne and Helen Fell have returned from a holiday in the eastern provinces. BERG Sales - Service Installation Free Estimates e Ram Cleaners a Stabling Bunk Feeders Donald G. lyes R.R. 2 Blyth Brussels 887-9024 HAPPY 30th BIRTHDAY Fritz Kiaver Still crazy after all these years) Doris Miller has returned from a tour of Scotland, Wales and England this past week. Bev, Carrah, Cain and Cohen Templeman visited recently with Chuck and Dorothy Ebel, Goderich. Mike and Mary Jane Parsons were guests at the Dyck-Rozendahl wedding and recep- tion in St. Catharines on Saturday. Smith family holds picnic Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 The Smith families held their annual pic- nic on July 10 at the Saugeen Conservation Area with over 75 attending. A former Grey Twp. resident, Alf King died on Monday, July 11 in Brantford. Mrs. King is the former Edith Smalldon, daughter or we late starry amanuon and Mary Brown. The funeral took place in Brantford on Thursday, July 14. Many in this area attended the Bignell - Knight wedding in Knox Presbyterian Church on Friday, July 15 at 6:30 pm and the reception which followed in Atwood. The Brussels ball team of.which Jennifer and Jolanda Vanass are members took part in a tournament at Moorefield on July 9 and won the Consolation Trophy. PEOPLE Mrs. Terry Ward of Monkton visited a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Mc- Clure and Amy at RR 2 Seaforth. Cathy Ward of Staffa entertained at a bir- thday party ',for her daughter Jennifer. Guests were Mrs. Terry Ward and Dorothy Dalton - grandmothers, and cousins, Amy McClure and Kelly Ann Dalton and brother Michael.