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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-06-17, Page 8.13k. children receive. first communion Jayne -Marie Van Bakel,, infant daughter -. of Tony and Karen Van Bakel was baptized on Sunday, June 14 by Father Andrew Sipek at St. Columban Catholic Church. Jayne's sponsors are Pat Bruxer and Lori Bruxer. Guests attending the baptismal ceremony and later at the Van Bakel home were the grandparents Theo and Rika Van Bakel of Seaforth and Frank and Maureen Bruxer of Dublin; Mike Bruxer, the sponsors and Fr. .Sipek. Thirteen children received their First Ho- ly Communion on Sunday, June 14 at St. Col- and Sharon Martins, Sean, Andy and Becky Toronto; • Bridget Ryan, Ottawa; Christie umba>T—Gattrolic —Glum ch —Mass—w•as—of-Ailsa-Craig Ed-and-Mar-garetElston-of—S.tewar-t-and-family-of-Mississauga;-Bernice— celebrated by Father A. Sipek and Margaret Zimmerman, grandmother of Huron Park Rowland, their teacher, helped prepare the children.'for their First Holy Communion. Margaret O'Reilly, on. behalf of the Catholic Women's League presented each child with a rosary. The children were: Patrick Coyne, Gary Cronin, Jane Crowley, Paul Eckert, Amy Elston, Carrie Flanagan, Christa Murray, KaraMurray, Adam Nolan, Julianne Ryan, Sandee Ryan, Charles Robertson and Julie Vogel's. Guests with Jim and Karen Cronin on the occasion, of Gary's First Communion were Tom and Edna Platch of Brussels; 'Ab and Eileen Cronin, Jim,, Stephen, Sherry and Kim Hogan of Goderich; Jerry, Heather, 'David and Michael Cronin and Steve, Nan- cy, Melanie, Matthew and Paul Cronin. Sunday guests with Ken and Mary Coyne for Patrick's -First Comrnunion were.Ester Kelly of Dublin; Mary Coyne of Seaforth; Ferg and Anne Kelly; Anne Marie Kelly and Steve Nicholson; Mike Kelly , and Lisa Benne; Mary Margaret Kelly; Bob Kelly 'and Claire Murray and Lisa and Paul Coyne ,and Kevin Coyne. Guests with Patsy Crowley on the occa- sion of Jane.'s First Communion were Cletus and,Dorethy Crowley of Mitchell; Ray and - Vera Murray of Seaforth; Sheila and Wayne Rolph and family of RR 5, Mitchell; Marg and John Van Bakel and family, RR 2, Dublin; Bill and Martha Murray and girls; Brian and Jean Harris of Kitchener; Pat and Mary Lou Jordan and girls of Stratford; Gerry and Elaine Vanden Hengel and fami- ly and Brian Crowley of Mitchell. Patsy' Crowley and the children also visited with Frank Crowley, a patient in the Stratford Hospital -recovering from an. acci- • St. Columban Correspondent MRS, CECLLIA RYAN 345-2028 ton; Eugene Nolan and Barb Meikle; Louise Nolan and Frank Flanagan and Louis Nolan. Guests with Ron and Mary Ryan on Sun- ` dent, on Sunday afternoon. day for Julianne's First Communion were Sunday guests with Tom and Jean Eckert Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh of Stratford; Ken for Paul's First' Communion were Mary and Carol Ryan and family;. Joe and Rita Eckert of Seaforth; Peter and Eleanor Ryan; Joe • Ryan of Camp Borden; John Eckert, Christine and Mark of Maryhill and .. Ryan of London and Ken Forsyth of Ottawa. Sister Viola Feeney of Chatham. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ryan on Guests with Gary and Diane Elston on Sunday for Sandee'•s First Communion were - Sunday for Amy's First Communion were grandparents. Tom and Mary Ryan of Mt. John and Marie Martins of Ilderton; Tony Carmel; Tom and Beettle and family of THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 17', 19$7 foifinste House. : Wed eb J3reakfast 9okn and gran Patterson P.O. lknc1125 (519) 527-2041 Seafortfy Ontario !JI(Q!(VM ) Arva and Bruce and Nancy Young, Kelly, Chris, and Matthew"of Waterloo. Guests on Sunday with Larry and Joanne Flanagan for Carrie's First Communion were Jim and Ginette Nash of Seaforth Bill and Mrs. and Mrs. Len Berl,' Exeter. Sunday guests with Charles and Joanne Robertson for Charles' First. Communion were Mr. and Mrs. 'Charlie Robertson of and. Connie Flanagan of RR . 4, Mitchell Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Prueter of Mit- Clarence and Lorraine Maloney of Seaforth;, chell, Nancy Robertson of Mississauga and Adam and. Alina Carere, . Guelph; Barb Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stephen of Kirkton. Broome 'and Jake of London; Leonard Celebrating with Julie Vogels, daughter of .Maloney ' of • London; Bill and Marg Cinth and Maria were Anne Vogels, Dublin; Flanagan of Seaforth and Anne Marie John and Marie Vogels, Jason, Suzanne and Maloney. Kristen of Fullarton; Tony and Nellie Van Sunday guests with Ken and Anne Murray Bakel, Kathy, Danny, Diane and Lori; for Christa's First Communion were Steve Frank and Dorothy Van Steelandt, Brian,. and Agnes Murray of RR 4, Walton; Paul Debbie and Ricky of Blyth; Paul and and Marie Dekroon of Mitchell; Larry Mur- Marion Vogels and Linda of Kippen; Gilbert ray and Lina of Mississauga; Pauline and Ricki', Vansteelandt, ,Tanya and Karen Dekroon of Mitchell and Ray White of of Dublin; Peter and Elsie Willems; Cor and Kinkora; Catherine and Pete Klaver• and ' Gerda Vanden Hoven, Janet, F. 'lie, Crista family of Staffa; Neil and Betty Dekroon . and David .of Seaforth; Jo akoblenick, and family of Mitchell; John and Cindy Stephanie, Kevin and Janice and Maro and Dekroon and family of Dublin; Dan and Anne Vanrooy and Brian of Waterford. Julie Sharon Murray and family and Helen also visited -with her Grandpa, John Willeins McLaughlin, • • in the Seaforth Community Hospital, Sunday guests with Brian and Wendy PEOPLE Murray for Kara's First Communion were On Friday evening Francis and Marie Reg and Betty Hesselwood of Blyth; John . Hicknell entertained their neighbors on the and Vera Hesselwood of Blyth; Marion Mur- occasion of Marie's birthday. ray, Colleen and Laurie Fischer and Derek Guests at the home of Francis, Marie and of RR 4, Walton and Lori. and Steve Howard Stephen Hit. knell on Sunday- were Joe of Lucknow. Everyone enjoyed the after- Manley, Stratford; Peter and Anna noon and a picnic at Point Farms Camp McLaughlin, Walton; Joe Hicknell and Grounds. friend of Barrie; Martin and Teresa Van Sunday guests with Dan and Rhonda Raay, Jessica and Dean of Dashwood and Nolan for. Adam's First Communion were John Hicknell and friend of Listowel. Ron and Jenny Ferguson and Jody of Cam- Sympathy of the community is extended bridge, Stephen and Jeff of Stratford; Joe to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maloney and Lucy and Helen Nolan, Marg. and Pam Nolan; Siemon on the death of their brother James Gerry and Gail Sararas and family of Ex- Eckert of New York. The funeral mass was eter; Dean and Donna Cornish of London; held on Monday 'at St. Columban Churchat Mary and Ted Janmaat and Darren of.Clin- 11 a.m. Staffa church welcomes young people Debbie Hoekstra led the service of wor- ship Sunday at the Hibbert United Church, with a good crowd in attendance. Rev. Bert Daynard was in charge of the communion service, when the congregation welcomed four young people into church membership. They were Joan Kerslake, Debbie McLeod, Jenny Fuller and Kip Daynard. During the service Sunday -School pupils were recognized by their teachers. Teacher Gwen Harburn made a presentation to the under- five-yeatuoids, Adam Bennewies, Brett Dearing, Eric Scott and Tim Kemp. Staffa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEM PLEM AN 345-2346 In the primary class, Gregory Dearing, Cese; Kemp, Melissa Dearing and Karla Bennewies, received recognition from their teacher Sandra Kemp. In the Junior class, Anne Taylor, Anne Kerslake, Gerald Kerslake and Scott Kemp received recognition from their teachers Nancy Dearing and Linda Butson. Senor pupils, Joan Kerslake, Joyce Fell and Paulinel'ell •were'recognized•by their •teacher Carol Bennewies. HAM SUPPER A very good crowd attended the ham and strawberry' supper at the Hibbert United . Church on Wednesday evening. PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. Art Smale visited on the weekend with Mrs. Jean Smale, Midland. Mrs. Dennis (Bonnie) Wilton, Dallas, Texas visited for a week with her family Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller and Paul. Jean and Dorothy Duncan, Kirkton visited recently with Doris Miller. Rob, Bev, Cerra)), cin and Cohen Templeman attended a biilf�tth�lay party for Dorothy Ebel in Goderich on Sunday. Queensway residents enjoy parade Hello, and welcome to Queensway News. To start off, residents have to mention the super time they had last Saturday at the Hensall Parade. They hope everyone caught a glance, and gave them a wave when the Queensway float passed by. For the people who were on the float, they enjoyed every second on the parade, and were very proud to represent ;heir home. An event like the parade cannot go by without saying some very deserved thank you's. To begin they'd like to thank all the volunteers, and staff members who came out Saturday morning to help decorate. Queensway would also like to thank the en- tire Gascho family for helping out, and for putting a Iot of time and effort into the float. Thanks to everyone, the Queensway float M was a success!! Monday afternoon was set aside for Music Fun. Several got together to enjoy a wide variety of music. It was a very enjoyable and relaxing afternoon. On. Tuesday afternoon, Queensway had the pleasure of welcoming back Pastor Van Essen, who conducted an enlightening church service, and residents look forward to his next visit. Wednesday morning at 10 a.m., the Ladles Auxiliary met and discussed several upcom- ing events, Then in the afternoon Sue Cross for "New Age Looms" in Toronto, dropped by to give a weaving demonstration, as well as to let residents try the new age loom. Thursday evening the movie of the week was shown at 7 p.m. This weeks' feature was called "Fiji .. It was a travel film about the anor resi ents extend soc The residents of the Seaforth Manor en- joyed a busy week with visitors, activities. and outings. They` would like to extend an invitation to anyone in the community who would like to attend their Strawberry Social. It will be held on Saturday, dune 20, 1987 from 2 to 4 Ilan. All proceeds will be going toward the Alzheimers Society, so please come out and support such a worthwhile function. On Monday evening the residents enjoyed the entertainment provided by the Nor - aside United Church Choir and children. The five Seaforth High School students that have been Visiting with Dave and Eva Netzke, Cassie Nicholson, Ed. Dann and .Alfie Sykes this winter said their good-byes Lionsy morning at a picnic held in the Park. The students played games and presented the residents with a corsage. On Wednesday afternoon Jackie Racho took tennis Arneyle the Canadian National tnstitpte for the Blind picnic in Mitchell. Dennis danced his Way through the full afternoon and won a prize for the number on mt narile g. Thursday afternoon - � y euchre was held with the help of the volunteers. Lunch teas pro- vided by Margaret Lane and Mary Finlayson. Prizes were donated by Mary McTver. Winners were high lady: Margaret Srirale, Lone Hand: Mamie Ross, and Edith Salo, Men's High: Alfie Sykes, Lone Hand, Jim Nolan, and Frank Snale. Heat wishes are extended to Eva Netzke oil her 94th birthday. Rose Altman made her mother a beautiful birthday cake, which, was knjoyed by h'er parents and husband Pat m the afternoon The residents sang Happy Birthday and enjoyed her cake for dessert at their evening meat All the staff members and residents welcome Larry McGrath to the staff at the Manor Larry replaces• her Leondhafdt who retired Last liiehth. We will all let you know how you are doing Larry When you get alt those coffee pots' working. Good Luck in your new Work.PERSONALS Lillian Bernard was in on Thursday to visit her father Bob McClure. ;Barbara Alexander took her mother Cassie Nicholson home for lunch on Saturday. Gladys Ruston was home with her hus- band on Saturday and attended the wedding of her nieces. Visiting with Verda Cameron were her two sisters and their husbands Mr. and Mrs. Scotchrner and Mr. and Mrs. Makfns. Verda also had a visit from her daughter-in-Iaw Audrey Cameron. Rose Pringal was in to visit Helen Mor- rison Saturday. On Sunday afternoon Mamie Ross was visited by Mrs. Kirby and Mrs. McCarther. Jim Nolan was visited by his wife Mary. David Alexander was in to visit his grand - Gun shoot attracts 17 Kippers Correspondent MRS. MARGARETHOGGARTH 262-6902. The Kippers Gun Club met on Tuesday June 0 with 17 -shooters. This is how they scored: Jamie Caldwell, 25, Gord Glazier 24, Brad Mann 24, Bill Fisher 29, Harrison Schock 23, Dan Crerar 22, Paul Lamb 22, Jody Mouserinjohn 22, Brent Dawe 22, Glen Mogk 22, Fred Brall 22, John Glazier 21, Bert Mahal -1y 21, Mark Tue- ckey 24 Dave Scott 21, Kevin Clark 19 and 16. Roger Haines HURCH NEWS Barbara Coopeer presided at the organ in St. Andrews United Church' on Sunday, June I4 Candace Cooper favored With an in- •strurnental on the piano. Rev. Lorne Keays sermon topic was `spiritual fitness". The two baskets of flowers in the sanctuary were placed there in memory of Mrs. Wilfred Mellis. On Sunday, June 28 the Sacrament of Holy Communion will be observe'd. PERSONALS - The community was saddened' to hear of the June 10, death M llis haMellisido any, year in Mary lived many years in Kippers' along with her late husband Wilfred who operated a blacksmith shop; right in Kippen. culture and the island itself. Friday afternoon, it was time to hake decorations for the Queensway Float. Thanks to a superb group effort, residents were able to design and make all the necessary decorations. Finally, on Sunday afternoon the Lakeview Conservative Youth Group drop- ped in to share their singing talents. Well that's it for the news this week! Before signing off, residents want to remind you June is Senior Month, and that next week is Nursing Home Week (June 21- June 26) Queensway would like to invite you over to say hello and visit with us, especially on June 26 which is the annual Strawberry Social (donations will go to the Alzhiiemer Association). So please come out and join us for this very special day and week! • ial invitation mother Cassie Nicholson. Mary K. Ryan's visitors were her son Maurice and daughter Mary Margaret Malone. Harold Maloney was visited by his wife Marjorie on Sunday afternoon. Harold and Margaret Sniale had a visit from Isobel Chesney, Bette Sarlsbury and their daughter Donna Reynolds from Lon- don and Clarence Farwell and Blanche from Zurich. JIM'S FLYING SERVICE LTD. Spraying • Seeding • Fertilizing We Fly the Skies. with a Tractor in: Disguise •Insect Spraying. on All Types of Crops •Weed Control on Beans •Foliar Application of Liquid fertilizers Book now for fall wheat seeding in your soybeans • CONTACT Jim's Flying Service Airfield 519-527-1606 or book thru Milton J. Dietz Ltd. 519-527-0608 Stratford's Finest Baby Store 19 York St. * Nursery Decorations * Simmons Cribs *Perego Strollers * Wall Hangings Stratford *Clothing *Co-ordinating Linen * Formula One Car Seats * Gifts and Toys * Fisher-Price Furniture Everyone • wishes Bill Scott and Lilly Hudie a speedy recovery, they were admit- ted to the Seaforth Community hospital this week. SAWDUST Bedding For Livestock DELIVERED In 600 cu ft. Loads Craig Hardwood Ltd. ® AUBURN 20 McMaster Simont- I1V`SURANCR ttitaktitg IN'C. AtiTO ®I3USIIV ESS • FARM GALL GOLLECI Bug.: 3484-150 or Rea:: 345400 Call its for quote on farm insiiraiice No rebuilding clause on buildings ill use. 88.Ontario Rbad Mltehe 1, Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL will beheld Tuesday, June 30, 1987 cit 8 p.m. In the hoard Room of Seaforth Community Hospital for the purpose of receiving the annual reports of the board of Trustees and of the officials and to elect four Trustees. The public is invited to attend The.by-tows of Seaforth Community Hospital provide that the board of trustees shall include 12 trustees to be elected by members of the hospital corporation. -= MEMBERSHIP The by -lows provide with respect to members as follows: (1) The following persons shall be members upon resolution of the Board: (a) A person who has denoted or who donates 5500.00 in any one year to the Corporation shall'b'e a fife member. (b) the pr'esident o'r designated officer of an association or organization who pays the Corporat-ron 525'.00 in any yea/ shalt be an ex officio member of the Corporation for that year. (c) A person wh'o pays the annual membership fee to the corporation in any year shall be a member of the Corporation for that year. The amount of this fee shall be established from time to time by resolution of the Board of Trustees. (d) Persons appointed honorary members shelf not be subject fo fees. (2) A member who pays his fees annually shaft not be entitled to vote at any meeting of the corporation unless his membership fee eras paid in full AT LEAST THIRTY DAYS PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THE MEETING. By resolution df the Beard the annual membership fee has been established at two dollars. 0 0 0 ././J'J-/1./JJ✓-�lJ'�l./✓l./✓l✓' - The- public -is Invited -- o take part in hospital activities. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. G.G. McKenzie, Secretory