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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-05-20, Page 13'Spring has s rung' ks-th.ome Staffa Correspondent MRS: JOHN TIEMPLEMAN. 345.2346 "Spring has Sprung" was the theme chosen for the May meeting of the Hibbert United Church Women, held in the Family Life Center on Wednesday evening. • Mrs. Verli Mahon opened with the story of Creation with a background music of bird and insect sounds. Mrs. Margaret' Miller chaired the business portion, when members decided to • • ' collect craft supplies , for Camp,. Bimini. .dhere-is-to-be-an-extra-M-&-S-giving-of-a onation to mark the 25th anniversary of the United Church. Women. Members were reminded of the upcoming camp at camp Menesetung in June. • , Following a exchange of plants and bulbs members enjoyed lunch prepared .by Barb Pullman and Barb Worden. . • PEOPLE . ' Rob, Bev, Carrah, Cain and Cohen Templeman visited on the weekend with; Carol Stewart and Jane Robinson, Kitchener. '- At the J. Templemanhome on the holiday weekend were, Barb Templeman and Scott .Bonikowsky, Toronto, Ruth Templeman, Stratford, Jim, Geri, Jennifer, 'Jessica and Justin Neilson, St. Catherines,' David, Karen, • Lindsay and Mallory .Templeman, Mitchell, Terry. Templeman, Mitchell, Nan- cy, Kimberly and Danny .Bertens, Fullarton. - ' • At time of writing Bruce Armstrong is a patient in Stratford General Hospital and Mrs. Margaret. Miller a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK The first meeting of the short course, "Short Order Meals" was held' in the township hall May 7 with 15 ladies present, Kay Samle introduced the course and she and she and Lillian Douglas discussed, effi- ciency in the .kitchen, meal, planning, fast food with style, seasonings, and leftovers. . Mrs, Douglas had prepared a complete 0 menu of, chicken a la Dijonnaise, orzo, but- tered peas .and peach' cobbler, which everyone sampled and enjoyed at the close, of the meeting. The final meeting is planned for Tuesday, May 26, with everyone to bring a dish prepared from the, manual for all to sample and enjoy. • SURPRISE VISIT On May 6 Orpha Norris and Bob and Ber- nice Norris,' were ourprised by a short visit from Mrs. Norris' daughter Margaret Brait, St. Johns, Newfoundland. Alvin and Margaret Cole, Hensall visited on Saturday evening with John and Roberta Templeman and family. GUESTS FOR. LUNCH Guests for brunch with Rob, Bev, Car - rah, Cain and Cohen Templeman on Sun- day following the baptizm of "Robert Cohen Duncan Templeman" at Cromarty Presbyterian Church were; Chuck and Dorothy Ebel, Goderich, Carol Stewart and Jane Robinson, Kitchener, Mike, Mary Jane and Cassandra Parsons, Staffa, Barb Templeman and Scott Bonikorwsky, Toron- to, ..Doris Miller,. Staffa, Nancy, Kim and Danny Bertens, Fullarton, Fay, Wanda, Michelle, Julie and Rebecca Martyn, Russeldale, Pat, Joanne and Matthew Donovan, Campbellville, Darlene ;and Sean Ellison, Goderich, Hap & AudreySwatridge, Wingham, John and Roberta Templeman, Staffa. • PEOPLE Doris Miller was a supper guest of Ron, Gretta, Christine and Adam. Miller on Sunday. Ron and Helen Menyes and family, Kit- chener visited Sunday with Arthur and Esther Smale. Margaret Howard, London, Lorraine and Kile Bromley, visited' with John and Mar- jorie -Drake, Margaret and Kile remaining. fora few days. Mrs. Tony Simons, Matthew and Thomas are visiting for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Simons, Woodstock. Robert McCaughey is presently a patient in Stratford General Hospital. Cranbrook man catches, fingers Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 SPECIAL MEETING Women's .Institute members from Cran- brook who attended the District annual at Fordwich were 'Mrs. Leslie Knight, Mrs. Donald Perrie, Mrs. W. Strickler, and Mrs. John Vanass. Mrs. Wray Gowing,. Connie and Randy were weekendvisitors with their aunt and uncle Jack and Mrs. Conley. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Don Cotton is home again after having surgery .in University Hospital, London, Dean Bentley had the misfortune to get his fingers caught in the chain of the lawn mower on Thursday. He was taken to Listowel Hospital, where he' remained overnight. MONTHLY MEETING The Women's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church, Cranbrook, held it's regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Wilfred Strickler. Mrs. Jack Knight,, vice-pres. opened the meeting with a mo- ment of silence in memory of Mrs. Clare Veitch, the late president. ' Mrs. Stuart Stenson gave several appropriate readings on the theme, "Mother'. The Scripture reading' was in unison with the.' meditation by Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. Stewart Steiss was in charge of the topic and told of the women and mothers of several Asian countries, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladash, and Sri Lanka. The conditions under which these women have to live makes us realize how fortunate we are in our country. An invitation was read from Harrington to their 110th anniversary June 10. Eight members answered the roll call with a verse on "Mother." Mrs. Stevenson reported on the Spring Ex- ecutive meeting in Mitchell on May 12. Mrs. Jack Knight was appointed president for the remainder of 1987 and Mrs. Stevenson' will be vice-president. Two members gave birth- day money and 'cards and visits were recorded. All joined'in the Lord's Prayer: A brief.Ladies Aid meeting was conducted by Mrs. Stewart Steiss. Ways to make money were diseussed and a decision was left over for later. }qrs. John Vanass was appointed treasurer. Lunch was served by Mrs, Hart and Mrs. Strickler, FORESTERS MEET The May meeting of the Cranbrook Foresters 100 was held in the Community Centre. All members of the Executive were present except the conductor, Bro. Ross Mitchell, totalling fifteen. Secretary Sis Patsy Dickinson, recording secretary, will be living in Waterloo to fur- ther her education. She will be missed and the members hope she comes back to join them. Sis Brenda Perrie accepted the secretary duties. District Council meeting is at Cranbrook, June 16. .It. wasdecided to continue. the. old +time.. dances, the"fir-st to be Friday, 'October '23'in Cranbrook Comunity Centre. The treasurer gave a good report and lunch was served by Sisters Nancy Jean Craig and Mary Ellen Jacklin. The June meeting is to be the fami- ly barbecue and a good turn out is hoped for. Dlsc J -kEY SERvtc Country:,Gold & Rock'n'RoII DISCO; pbiKAS, WALTZES,, G00p RECORDED .MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS, DANCES, ANNIVERSARIES, ,PARTIES, ETC, 70 yre. experience "No mllesgo charge" BRUSSELS 887-6159 DAYTIME OR EVENINGS SEAFORTH JUNIOR FARMERS BASEBALL -TOUR N A M E -NT- and DANCE Saturday, May 23 HENSALL COMMUNITY CENTRE Dancing 9 - 1 Music by SOUNDTREK D.J. Proceeds To Community Betterment ,771 THE HURON�EXPO$ITOR, MAY 20, 1987 15A • .•�•••o••i4.••••••®q. rpt tit In l 1.. _•,, . .I'P BINGO':. Happy 89th•Birthdy„Dad • DUBLIN COMMUNITY CENTRE • FRIDAY, MAY 22. • . 15 Regular Games • ' ' • ' $15.00 a,'Game, .. s 3 •SPECIALS PLUS • . • • JACKPOT • ' 1 • ••• 1n 51 coils $550. • BONANZA<,I $300. • • • n 4a • •• CONSOLATION-- $50,00 • • Players must he 16 years or over • —e---1-loors-Open at 7:00 -RM. • •• - • . Bingo Starts at 8:00 P.M ' • ••••••••.••••••..••'•i The Annual FIREWORKS DISPLAY sponsored by the Mullett Rec. Committee Sunday, May 24 at dusk Millen Central School Grounds LONDESBORO Admission IMO Per car Lunch Booth On The Grounds Seaforth & District Community Centres PRESENT TOM COCHRANE AND RED RIDER WITH SPECIAL GUEST TERRY CRAWFORD IN CONCERT . Sunday, June 7 8:00 P.M. AT SEAFORTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES. Tickets '10.00 Advance - 92.00 At boor AVAILABLE AT: BOB & BETTY'S SOUND SHACK SEAFORTH ARENA LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL QU EEN:'S SEAFORTH THURS., FRI., SAT. Party With Us. and "Red Letter” GIRLS NITE OUT This Thurs. Nite -Prizes = Surprises -Fun-Specials •CHICKEN WING SPECIAL• DRAWS FOR THE GUYS TOO! JOIN US... FOR A GOOD TIME!. 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