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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-05-13, Page 14A14 -_ THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 13, 1987. CWLpast gets gift at meeting president Mr, &Mrs. Paul Wat'son,. DasliWood and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Nigh, Seaforth, wish •• to announce the forthcoming•marriage of their cfiililren Mary Teresa and Al Dots- on Saturday, May 23, 1987 al SL Boniface • ' Church, Zurich. Open reception to follow • . at the Seaforth Community Centre. In honour of their parents' 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY the 'family, of Mac & Edna LeBeau would like to invite you to an OPEN HOUSE at the Seaforth Curling Club MAY 24= 2:30 to 5:00 p.m. BEST WISHES ONLY Your presence is their gift. St, .Columban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 The May meeting of the Catholic Women's League (C.W.L.) of St. Columban was held in the p8rish hall on Monday, May 4.. Margaret O'Reilly, president, opened the meeting with the league • •prayer, Cor- respondence, read by Glenda Murray, in- cluded thank you notes and a letter from the Joseph Family in India, An invitation from • the ..First Lutheran Ladies in• Logan was received -to -their -Spring -Sale -on May 14 at 8 d p.m. Mary. -Maloney will visit the sick for the month of May. Rosaries for ,.the First Communion children, plaques for the Grade 8 graduates and Christening gowns have been purchased for these upcoming occasions. • Angeline Swart, past president, was presented with a gift from the C.W.L. in ap- preciation for the past two years she served as president of the C.W.L. , The annual June Social and Tea will be on June 17 and the ladies are asked to have their articles for the penny Sale in by June 1. • The tickets for the draw are now available , frorre the ladies for the following prizes; first prize is a hand sewn quilt; second prize is a crocheted afghan; third prize is a hand crafted walnut mirror. and the fourth prize is a ',aur6'bvernight bag. • At this time -the guest,speaker, Thomas Devereaux, B. Sc.; D.C. of Seaforth was in- troduced by Maria Vogels. - Dr. Devereaux explained how important it is to have good posture,, rest and exercise - in order for both children and adults to have a healthy spine. Good food is also necessary -for a strong spine. Dr. Devereaux was thanked by Margaret • O'Reilly for his 'very. informative .talk and presented with a gift. PEOPLE Laura Flegel is staying with, her cousin. Joanne and Tom Melady for May and June while she is doing her work term in Occupa- tional Therapy at the Stratford General Hospital. • Ted and Frances Melady spent last week at Cape Croker • on the Bruce,: Peninsula visiting with Father Al Felix and'tbeir son Jim Melady. Janos and Catherine Janossy.'of Mississauga, Sister Jean Moylan of Wind- sor Gorden Moylan of Edmonton, Don and Rita Moylan and family a. n iT1Wdnc Tuella Murphy and family visited on Sunday with Mary. Moylan. ' Luella Murphy spent a week in Edmonton, Alberta visiting with Gordon and Kathryn HAPPY 40th STU & MARA PHILLIPS 20th Anniversary OPEN HOUSE - The families of CHARLES & EVELYN MERRILL Invite You To Auburn Community. Hall SUNDAY, MAY 17. 1:30 to 5:00 P.M. Best Wishes Only Mothers Day poem opens meeting of Ladies Aid Cromarty Correspondent R. IAING 345-2326 Jean Carey was hostess for the May meeting of Cromarty•Ladies Aid. The presi- dent, Pearl James opened it with a•Mother's Day poem. Lillian Douglas gave the : devotions, reading Deuteronomy 6: 1-7 for scripture, and the meditation on idols and false gods. For the roll call members recalled the. first movie they ever saw in a theatre. ' During the business, the evening of Jtine'8 was• set for a, housecleaning bee at the church. Many hands make light work so a good. turnout would be appreciated. • The menu for the strawberry supper on June 17 was discussed. Eva Laing, contact. person'for Crieff Hills, „reported on their future building plans. Mrs: Douglas conducted a contest and the meeting closed with a hymn_ accompanied by Mrs. Carey., The strawberry- supper committee met at the home of Doris Miller on Wednesday evening to make plans for the supper. HAPPY' BIRTHDAY Happy Belated Birthday to Andrea McGrath, May 11. Moylan. Luella returned home with (,ordon who is moving back to Ontario and started to work in St. Marys on Monday as Ontario Regional Credit Manager for Canada Packers. • Tom and Joanne•Melady visited on Sun- day with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Roks of Delaware. Louise Ryan of Kitchener spent the weekend with Clarence andCecilia Ryan and on Sunday J.D. and Marg. MacRae, Jen- ny and Ian of London and Gerry and Karen Ryan, Jason, Amanda and Jeremy visited with the Ryans. In the write up 'of the. 40th wedding an- niversary .celebration of Mr. and Mrs:' Fergus Feeney last week, the Feeneys have five . sons, Joseph Feeney and Martin Feeney, both at home, were inadvertently ornitte'd. Sympathy of the community is extended to Jack and Margaret O'Reilly on the death of Margaret's mother, Mrs. Haggerty at the Stratford Hospital on Saturday night.. THIS WEEKEND: afK,P DON?MISS OPIE OF WESTERN:ONTARIO'S BEST PARADES! CLINTON'S 7th. ANNUAL KLOMPEN FEEST PARADE THIS SATURDAY, MAY 16 STARTING AT 11 A.M. THROUGH DOWNTOWN CLINTON WSt6PoS,6 We're proud to feature these Bands in our parade — •Central Band of the Canadian Forces •Mocha Temple Oriental Band *Clinton Legion Pipes & Drums • Seaforth=Dashwood Band •Seaforth Girls Drum & Bugle Band SEE PROGRAM FOR PARADE ROUTE 47 •Guelph Royalaires •Goderich Laketown Band •CHSS Band •Mitcl'tell Legion Band '•Brussels Pipe & Drum Band This year the Klompen Feast is proud to feature from Ottawa THE CENTRAL RAND OF THE CANADIAN FORCES with a Cavalcade of Music from Canada's Capital in contert at the Clinton CominUediy Park Grandsianel SATURDAY, MAY 16 AT 1:45 P.IOA. - 3 P;M. as part of the Klompen Feest Entertainment P'rogra'm DUTCH PLAY Saturday, May 16 7:30. P.M. CLINTON TOWN HAIL AUDITORIUM "Christien" THREE ACT PLAY IN THE DUTCH . LANGUAGE PERFORMED, BY THE WO'ODSTOCK THEATRE GROUP Admission: $3.00 per person Saturday,'May 16 5:00 PM & 640 PM Dnru AX01h i6 fn-rd,.n Ba be tell AVA4461E AT BA M tI , n B004, ,n D'. . �•,,, c',., I n Np., tontle•AvM SUNDAY, MAY 17 3:00 PM held inside the Clinton Arena ECUMENICAL CHURCH SERVICE Featuring: ibiht Choir of Churches and a Children's Choir HELPING GET RID OF THE YUKKIES - St. patrick's School in Dublin participated in the Pitch -In '87 Campaign last week. Becky Spittal and Richard Terpstra. both Grade 3 students at the school, and Raph Welshar. organizer and Grade 3 teacher, pose with the total amount of garbage collected in Dublin May 8. • Blake photo. XPOSItOr Huron . .. s 1 - 527-0240 WILL BE CLOSED.. MONDAY, MAY 18 I In older that the friendly Expositor crew m av,enioy the tong weekend with family and friends, The Huron Exp'o'sitor will `be closed Oh 'ctonday, May 1t31h. ALL DEADLINES ADVANCED TO . FRIDAY, MAY 15 4:30 p.m.- Thank you for your co-operation. HAVE A SAFE & HAPPY, HOLIDAY ` 7th Annual Clinton Klompen Feest ;: WIND-UP DANCE '.• .—�� at the Clinton Arena vi SATURDAY, MAY 16 8P.M•ON DANCE TO "Whiskey Jack Music Co." TICKETS S4.00 EACH Alt Proceeds to Clinton Available at the Door. at Klompen Feast and to the information Booth in Downtown Clinton Poblic Hospital Clinton. or E3aali' 8. Murch Building Fund. Fine Furniture Cleansed under 1180 Special Occasion Permit XPOSItOr Huron . .. s 1 - 527-0240 WILL BE CLOSED.. MONDAY, MAY 18 I In older that the friendly Expositor crew m av,enioy the tong weekend with family and friends, The Huron Exp'o'sitor will `be closed Oh 'ctonday, May 1t31h. ALL DEADLINES ADVANCED TO . FRIDAY, MAY 15 4:30 p.m.- Thank you for your co-operation. HAVE A SAFE & HAPPY, HOLIDAY