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A4 -,THE.HVRON. EXPOSITOR, FEBRuARy.' 4, 1987.' • ' -''''''''''' ' '
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DOING THEIR BIT Cha.d:Verberne, left, took a turn sifting and his cousin Chris Verberne
a turn stirring when theirclass made bread last week. The two boys.are,Grade 1 students at
St. Patrick's Separate School in Dublin. Their teacher is Rita Core. They maile.the bread as a
follow-up actiVity to the reading of the book, "The Little Red Hen." (Mclhitiraith photo)
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St. Coliuriban Correspondent • ,
. • triRS. CECILIA RYAN • . • • , "
34520.28 ' • ,
The Knights of Columbus held their secOnd
eutlire party on Friday evening in the
Knights of , Calumbus. Half, St. Columban
with seven tables in play. • ,
The winners were: ladies high, Rose
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iiserrlo*TEileen-.-Sloartrinerk-highr-Steve
Murray; low, Jerome Murray and the prize
for the .most lone liands•went.to Joe Visser. •
• Irlopefultyihir, weather wilt he better for the
next game on Friday, February 6 at 8 p.m. in
cthoehunKbrian.ights of Columbus hall , t
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Everyone is welcoirie and lunch is pro- :
• pEOPLE
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Catherine Janossy of Mississauga spent a
few days last week visiting with her mother
Mary Moylan, ' ' "
! Don and Brenda Ryan, Matthew, Stephen ' •
• arid -David of, Melbijume and. Clarence and , •
Cecilia Ryan Visited on. Sunday with Gerry.
and Karen Ryan and family. •
Dori Moyfan returned home on Thursday •
night from Santa Domino where .he spent,
two weeks visiting with Father Frank •
Moylan.. . • .
Dave and Joanne Regier and family of, • •
Kitchener and Leo andiviary Smith and Sonia
• of Action visited on the weekend 40 Eileen
Cronin and they also visited with Albert
Cronin who is a patient in the • Seaforth:
' Community Hospital.
January 24 Weekend, with his parents, Ron
visited' On January 25 with Claire and Marie
Oldham of Lendon.
and Jeremy aid Delaine Cronin of Dublin
Pte; Joe Ryan of Camp Bordeh spent the:
Gerry • and Karen Ryan, Jason, Amanda :
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and Mary Ryan.
itchell Police Chief speaks in Staffa
Staffa Correspondent
MR.S..10 H N TEM PIEM AN
345-2346•
Police Chief Bob Mitchell, was guest
speaker at the .safety meeting of the Staffa
W omen's Institute, hosted by Mrs. Bill
Mahon, at her home Wednesday afternoon.
• Chief Mitchell spoke on crimeproofing,
listing many ways to crirneproot oneself and
one's home, and how to take the necessary
steps to ensure a safe lifestyle.
Chief Mitchell was introduced by Mrs.
• John Templeman, and thanked by Mrs. Bill
Mahon.
In the absence of the President, Kay
Smale. Mrs. Templeman presided. opening
with a New Years poem. the Institute Ode and
Mary Stewart Collect. Fifteen members township banquet served in the hall • in
answered the roll call. ' December, and Mrs. Charles DouglaS,-Hazel
Mrs, Bill Kerslake gave comments on hard • Harburn and Mis, Bill Mahon, volunteered to .
hats and helniets. During business thank be a kitchen committee..
youS Were read from Optimist Home and the • Mrs. Bill. Mahon conducted a thought
Perth County Children's Aid.' provoking quiz on Safety Signs.
Information was read . by the ' secretary,
Mrs. Bill Mahon, regarding the upcoming
90th anniversary of the Federated Women's
Institutes of Ontario, to be held in North Bay
• from July 6 to 9, 1987. Anyone wishing an
• application form should contact, Mrs. Bill
Mahon. • • PEOPLE
Members.also heard about the Safety.W ork Mrs, Rob Templeman and baby son,
shop to be held in Perth. County on February Robert Cohen, arrived home from Stratford •
14. Fees for the workshopare $5 per person General Hospital on Monday.
and anyone wishing to go should register by SpencerJeffery is recuperating at his home
February 11. following surgery, after a fall on the ice while
Mrs. Arthur Smale reported on the walking his dog.
Following a review of the February
meeting, the meeting closed with the singing
of 0 Canada and lunch served by the hostess; -
Mrs, Mahon, Mrs. Cameron Vivian and Mrs.
John Templeman.
Mind -of God is Cromarty church theme ,
Cromarty Correspondent
R.(AING
345-2326
. Lucie Milne was in charge of the Sunday
• church service in Cromarty. She spokepn the
theme Tile Church and the Mind of God,
noting people can become too attached to one
certain minister or one style of ministry.
The children's story was that of a frog who
had problems learning to jump and to speak, ,
but was able to overcome them When his
parents and friends worked and latighed with
him instead of at him.
Following the church service. lunch was
enjoyed. It was followed by the annual
meeting of Ctomarty Presbyterian Church
• congregation.,
Rev. Milne of Mitchell. interim moderator
for the Crornhenex charge. opened the
Meeting with scripture and prayer Larry
Gardiner was elected chairman and Ruth
mg secretary.
A moment's silence was observed in
memory of Mis. Calder MeKaig, Mrs. Wm.
1)/tiller and Lloyd Miller. A motion was made
to include in the minutes recognition of the •
Rev. Kenneth Knight's dedication to Crom-
. arty Congregation during his term of office:
Reports from the following organizations
were read and approVed: Session, Marian
• Ritchie Evening Auxiliary. Women's Mis-
• sionary Society. Ladies Aid, Sunday School,
Cradle Roll Superintendent, Cemetery
Board, Board of Stewards. and Crorrthenex
' Board.
The session report showed one baptisin,
one marriage and three deaths. Three
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memberships were transferred. The church
treasurers reported that over $22,000.00vas
raised with a current balance of nearly
$6600.00. The sum of $3101.50 was sent to
the General • Assembly • budget and an
allocation of $3150.00 was accepted by the
congregation for 1987. as was one of $539.00
for Presbytery and Synod dues.
SLATEOFOFFicEits
The nominating committee's slate of
officers for 1987 was accepted as printed:
Trustees: Gordon Scott, Otto Walker, Robert
Laing: Auditors: Glen Elliott. Robert Norris;
Cradle Roll Superintendent: Carol Ann Scott:
Sunday Schaal Superintendent: Alice Gardi-
ner: Assistant Superintendent: Cathy Elliott:
S.S. Sec.-Treas.: Cathy Elliott: Record Sec.:
Pearl James; These Days Sec.: Mary Elliott:
library Committee: -Muriel Scott. Roberta
Templeman; Cemetery Board: Larry Gardi-
ner. Ivan Norris. Carter Kerslake, John
Templeman, Gordon Laing, John Scott;
Nominating Committee: John Scott, Gordon
Laing, Jean Carey. Cathy Elliott: Board of
Managers for 1 year: Gordon Scott, Elaon
Allen, Pearl James: for 2 years: Joy Scott,
Laird Huston. Isabel Kerslake; for 3 years:
Front page contained
An article which appeared last week on the
front page of The Huron Expositor contained
an error,
The story, about a Seaforth man sentenced
to eight years in jail. said co -accused Gary
Melhuis, iva.s put over for a judge and jury
trial, after the. preliminary, court hearing
turned up insufficient evidence against
Ina Mnlayscin, Ron Miller„ Richard Temple -
A vote of thanks to Mrs. Larry Gardiner foil
her work with the Sunday School was passed)
Mrs. Gardiner and Mrs. Glen Elliott will bd
_caretakers for the month of February or until
the Board of Managers secures a new
caretaker:
Rev. Milne reported for the vacancy .
committee and Cromarty Church agreed to
enter into an interim ministry ran iect with' the
Rev. Robert Johnson, Baden. Mr. Johnton
will work with the congregations on a
half-time basis, and preach two Sundays a
month. Rev. Vane will remain as Interinl
Moderator for the Cromlienei charge.
The Meeting closed with the benediction by
Rev, Milne.
A Bible•Study group.is being formed with,
Mrs. Milne as leader and the first session will
• be held in the church basement on Tuesday
night at 8:30.
Margaret and Jeff Allen. Guelph. visited
,Sunday with her parents. Bob and Ruth Lain
and Tom.
A very successful snowmobile rally was
held on Sunday by South • Hibbert Athletic
SOciety,
errant statement
-That statement was wrong. In fact. the .
accused was put otter for judge and jury trial
bedause there was sufficientevidence against
him, Had there not, the ease would"probably
have been &missed.
Our apologies for any iticonvertience this
enol- Might have caused.
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