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Staffa baseball team wins
Staffa Correspondent
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEM AN
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Jim and Eileen Greer, Ormstown Quebec,
visited last week with John and Roberta
Templeman and family.
Mary Hocking, Cromarty, Ross and
Agnes Hocking Carlingford, Art and Esther
Smale and Amanda, Staffa visited on the
weekend with Ruby Weiler, St. Catherines.
During service September 20 at the Hib-
bert United Church,presentations of Bibles
were made to the Junior class: Those receiv-
ing Bibles were, Melissa Dearing, Nicole
Christie, Natasha Christie, Jackie Mc-
Caughey, Jenny McCaughey, Anne
Kerslake, Gerald Kerslake, Denise Holli-
day, Philip Scott and Scott'Kemp.
Rob, • Bev, Carrah, Cain and Cohen
Templeman visited on Sunday with Chuck
Baptism and
events in Si.
St. Columban Correspondent
MRS. CECILIA RYAN
345-202ii
Melissa Anne Murray, infant daughter ot
Ken and Anne Murray was baptized on Sun-
day, September 20 at St. Columban Catholic
Church by Father A. Sipek. Melissa's god-
parents are Pauline and Ray White , of
Gadshill. •
• Guests attending the baptismal ceremony
and later at the Murray home were grand-
parents Steve and Agnes Murray of RR 4
'Walton and Paul and Marie Dekroon of Mit-
chell; Larry and Lina Murray of
Mississauga; John and Cindy Dekroon and
family of Dublin; Catherine and Pete
Klaver and family of Staffa; Neil and Betty
Dekroon and family of Mitchell; Martin
Dekroon of Cambridge and Ray and Pauline
, White of Gadshill.
On Saturday evening, September 19,
. about 28 neighbors of Ferg and Anne Kelly
gathered at the home of Ted and Frances
Melady in'honor of the Kelly's 25th wedding
• anniversary.
The evening was spent playing euchre
with a prize for the high lady going to Anne
'Krauskoph. High man was Ferg Kelly,
ladies 'low went to Annie Cronin and low
man was Ted Melady and Joanne Melady
won for the most lone hands.
An address written by Esther Kelly was
read by Tom Melady and Ferg and Anne
were presented with a hand carved black
walnut mirror made bv Ted Melady.
•
Alphonse and AnnieCronin spent a couple
days last week visiting with Jim and Bonnie
Mair of Teeswater.
•Linda Klaver of Toronto visited recently
With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Klaver.
Gerry and Karen, Jason, Amanda and
Jeremy Ryan visited on Sunday afternoon
with Bob and Joan Cronin and family of
• Dublin.
and Dorothy Ebel, Goderich.
Marjorie Drake visited on Monday with
her sister Jean Freele, Parkhill.
Debbie Hookstra was inducted as Com-
mission Minister of Hibbert United Church
on Sunday evening, during an impressive in-
duction service which was followed with a
social hour.
The Staffa Mens baseball team won the A
Championship and Roys Men, the B Cham-
pionship September 20 during the final
playoffs of the South Hibbert Mens teams at
Cromarty Park.
Results of the games were: Goulds vs
Fullerton - Goulds winning at 10 am. At 12
noon Roys defeated Christlehurst, At 2 pm
the winners Goulds and Roys played off with
Roys the winners. They played Staffa in the
final game at 4 pm with Staffa winning.
Trophies will be presented at the dance on
November 7. Tickets are available from any
members.
anniversary
Columban
Clarence and Cecilia Ryan enjoyed a
three-day holiday last week. They took a bus
trip through Northern Michigan to Sault Ste.
Marie; an all day train ride into the Agawa
Canyon and saw the picturesque waterfalls,
cliffsand the brilliant fall colors of the
trees;' then travelled by bus to Thessalon to
South Baymouth where they boarded the
Chi Cheemaun for a cruise across Gerogian
Bay arriving 'at Tobermory. They travelled
by bus down the Bruce Penninsula and ar-
rived home on Tuesday evening. This is why
there was no St. Columban new last week.
The.entire trip was a gift from the couple's
family.
• PEOPLE
Andrew and Crystal Carruthers visited on
the weekend with Crystal's grandparents •
Ab and Eileen Cronin.
Tanya Vansteelandt was named the 1987
Seaforth Fair 4-H Princess at the Thursday
night program of the Seaforth Fall Fair. The
contest was open to all 4-H Homemaking
Club members who had completed two pro-
jects. The girls had to make up an exhibit
and display.their project books. Tanya is a
member of.the McKillop 4-H Club.
SURPRISE PARTY
A surprise party was held on Friday,
September 18 at the home of Ken and Mary
Coyne for Ferg and Anne Kelly's 25th wed-
ding anniversary. The evening was
highlighted by watching the video of their
wedding taken by Jack Kelly 25 years ago
Attending were Esther Kelly, Jack and
Cecilia Kelly; Keith and Rita Kelly, Ferg
and Anne Kelly, Neil and Nancy -Stapleton,
Bob Kelly and Claire Murray, Ken and
Mary Coyne, Mike Kelly and Lisa Renne,
Steve and Anne Marie Nicholson, Cathy Kel-
ly and Jim Campbell and Mary Margaret
Kelly.
Sympathy of the community goes out to
Ted and Frances Melady on the death last
week of Ted's sister, Rose O'Reilly of
Kitchener.
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Dublin Correspondent
MRS. DON MACRAE
345-2842 or 345-2140
Pledge sheets for the 4th annual Walk-a-
dog-a-thon are available at the Dublin Post
Office or from any Lions member in
Seaforth and Mitchell. The walk-a-dog-a-
thon starts at 1 p.m. this Sunday (October
4th) at the Dublin Pavilion.
Sponsored by the Dublin and District,
Seaforth and Mitchell Lions Clubs, this
walk-a-dog-a-thon is to help benefit Canine
Vision Canada, which is a non-profit
organization which provides, totally free of
charge, clog guides for the visually
impaired.
Decoration Day was held on Sunday at St.
Patrick's Cemetery. A special mass was of-
fered in the church at 2:30 p.m. for all
deceased 'relatives and friends by Father
Carrigan. Rain dampened the procession to
the cemetery after the mass. Many
beautiful flowers were laid at the graves in
memory of the deceased.
Mr. and Mrs. David Pelling and Mark
Meaford were with us on the weekend. They
attended the 25th anniversary celebrations
for Audrey and Harold Feltz at their home
in Fullerton on Sunday. Shaun was a
bridesmaid for Audrey at theirwedding.
Jack and Denise Kelly, Stratford, were
also with us on the weekend.
Shirley and Bonnie Murray, Kitchener,
visited with their uncle Jerry Murray last
week.
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