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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-04-16, Page 4A4 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 16, 1986 DUBLIN AND AREA UP AND AWAY — The Ontario Ballet Theatre group entertained and his Wonderful Lamp. children and adults Thursday with their Interpretation of Aladdin Mcllwralth photo Cromarty girl finds balloon, note Cromarty Correspondent R. LAING Sharia Freestone of Cromarty had an interesting experience when she found a balloon the wind had carried over from Michigan. In the balloon was a note which read, "Hi Balloon -Finder. Our school is participating in the weekly Reader Writing Pals balloon contest. Please put this message into an envelope along with your name, address and telephone number, and city and state in which you found this message. Mail it to me at the above address. Tell your local paper that you heard from me. If you write to me, I'll write back." The balloon was sent up from Sdtall Elementary School, 325 East Frank Street, Caro, Michigan, on March 17, 1986. LOST AND FOUND And, speaking of finds, a licence plate bearing the number VFC 925, was found Sunday evening about half a mile west of Cromarty. The owner may have it by contacting Ruth Laing at 345-2326. It is possible it was lost by someone at Jim Miller's sale on Saturday. LADIES AID Mrs. John Miller was hostess for the Cromarty Ladies Aid meeting on Monday evening. The president, Mrs. Jim Miller, Mitchell, opened the meeting with some thoughts on spring. Mrs. T.L Scott accompanied the hymns on her autoharp and Mrs. Philip James took the devotions. Mrs. J. Carey chose for the roll call the naming of one book that each member had read this past winter. It was answered by eight members. During the business, the matter of carpeting for the basement floor was discussed and Joyce Miller was appointed to get carpet samples and prices. The president reported 29 men had been served a smorgasbord dinner at the Stratford -Huron Presbytery meeting on March 26, also a plaque had been presented to the Ladies Aid for having made a $1,000 donation to the Knox College Restoration Fund. Two lilies were purchased for the church at Feaster, then taken to lloyd Miller in University Hospital and Peggy Kerslake and baby son, William Tan, in Exeter Hospital. A committee was appointed to plan the Strawberry Supper in June. A donation of $35 was made to the World Council of Churches, Mrs. Charles Douglas read a story about Australia from the World Day of Prayer material. Cromarty Scouts, Cubs and Beavers held their annual bottle drive on Saturday under the oonvenorship of Mrs. Gary Kemp. They wish to express their thanks to the Hibbert Township people who so generously support- ed them. Attending the Perth District Boy Scout annual meeting in Seaforth on Thursday night were Bill and Verle Mahon, Ted and Betty Stoneman, Ruth Laing, Linda Pullman, Twyla Waddell, Margaret Schrader, Rhea Cameron and Sandra Kemp. Several from Cromarty and Staffa attended the Stanley Township Sesquicentennial Old Tyre Fiddlers' Jamboree on Sunday, with some helping to provide the music. There was an excellent turnout for the Old-Tyme Dance in Staffa on Friday night. Visitors came from St. Marys, Komoka, Crediton, Winchelsea, Stratford, Milverton, Atwood, Bryanston, and the surrounding area. Jean Carey has returned home after holidaying in Florida. Wom'en's league to donate rosaries St. Columban Correspondent MRS. CECIIIA RYAN 345-2028 Rosaries will be given to the First Communion children and graduation plaques to the Grade 8 graduates on behalf of the St. Columban Catholic Women's League (CW L). They met April 7. President Angeline Swart opened the meeting. Annual reports were given by members of the executive. They noted it had been a busy and successful year. Membership fees of $6 will be collected after the weekend masses during May. Mary Coyne will visit the sick for April and Carol Ryan for the month of May. The C.W.L Diocesan Convention will be held on May 6 and 7 at the Wheels Inn in Chatham. The date for the June Tea and Social will be June 18 in the parish hall. NEW EXECUTIVE The nominating committee of Marie Hic hell and Carol Ryan brought in the executive for 1986-87 as follows; President, Angeline Swart; First Vice-president, Maria Vogels;Second Vice-president, Helen Nolan; third Vice-president, Luella Murphy; Record- ing Secretary, Ruth Duffy; Corresponding Secretary, Glenda Murray and Treasurer, Colleen Fischer. PEOPLE Elizabeth Connolly of Marion Villa, Landon is visiting with Dominic and Grace Murray. The community extends its deepest sym- pathy to Joe Lane and family on the passing of Teresa Lane this past week. Mass of the Christian Burial was cele- brated by Father A. Sipek and Father Gordon Kennedy on Wednesday at SL Columban Catholic Church. "BATTLE OF THE CAR CRUSHING MONSTER TRUCKS" Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE ANDMORTOAOEINSU RANCE PLANS. DEFERRED ANNU ITt ES INCOMETAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD NON-SMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE REP Arnold Stinnissen 417 GODERICR ST. EAST SEAFORT1L� Tel. 527-0410 BACHERT MEATS Can us tot row custom staughturtng needs SLAUGHTER OAT TUESDAY Tor your freezer, sides of Seel. Pork. Lamb or Veal ve soeciallzo In home Cured meats and ad fashioned Country style pork sausageno fitters ad4ed All meatGovt Inspected 1 mile east 887-9328 d Walton "GODZILLA" WORLD'S LARGEST 4 x 4 CAR CRUSHING MONSTER TRUCK 2 Giant Shows Sat. April 26, 4 p.m. Sun. 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LAING Sharia Freestone of Cromarty had an interesting experience when she found a balloon the wind had carried over from Michigan. In the balloon was a note which read, "Hi Balloon -Finder. Our school is participating in the weekly Reader Writing Pals balloon contest. Please put this message into an envelope along with your name, address and telephone number, and city and state in which you found this message. Mail it to me at the above address. Tell your local paper that you heard from me. If you write to me, I'll write back." The balloon was sent up from Sdtall Elementary School, 325 East Frank Street, Caro, Michigan, on March 17, 1986. LOST AND FOUND And, speaking of finds, a licence plate bearing the number VFC 925, was found Sunday evening about half a mile west of Cromarty. The owner may have it by contacting Ruth Laing at 345-2326. It is possible it was lost by someone at Jim Miller's sale on Saturday. LADIES AID Mrs. John Miller was hostess for the Cromarty Ladies Aid meeting on Monday evening. The president, Mrs. Jim Miller, Mitchell, opened the meeting with some thoughts on spring. Mrs. T.L Scott accompanied the hymns on her autoharp and Mrs. Philip James took the devotions. Mrs. J. Carey chose for the roll call the naming of one book that each member had read this past winter. It was answered by eight members. During the business, the matter of carpeting for the basement floor was discussed and Joyce Miller was appointed to get carpet samples and prices. The president reported 29 men had been served a smorgasbord dinner at the Stratford -Huron Presbytery meeting on March 26, also a plaque had been presented to the Ladies Aid for having made a $1,000 donation to the Knox College Restoration Fund. Two lilies were purchased for the church at Feaster, then taken to lloyd Miller in University Hospital and Peggy Kerslake and baby son, William Tan, in Exeter Hospital. A committee was appointed to plan the Strawberry Supper in June. A donation of $35 was made to the World Council of Churches, Mrs. Charles Douglas read a story about Australia from the World Day of Prayer material. Cromarty Scouts, Cubs and Beavers held their annual bottle drive on Saturday under the oonvenorship of Mrs. Gary Kemp. They wish to express their thanks to the Hibbert Township people who so generously support- ed them. Attending the Perth District Boy Scout annual meeting in Seaforth on Thursday night were Bill and Verle Mahon, Ted and Betty Stoneman, Ruth Laing, Linda Pullman, Twyla Waddell, Margaret Schrader, Rhea Cameron and Sandra Kemp. Several from Cromarty and Staffa attended the Stanley Township Sesquicentennial Old Tyre Fiddlers' Jamboree on Sunday, with some helping to provide the music. There was an excellent turnout for the Old-Tyme Dance in Staffa on Friday night. Visitors came from St. Marys, Komoka, Crediton, Winchelsea, Stratford, Milverton, Atwood, Bryanston, and the surrounding area. Jean Carey has returned home after holidaying in Florida. Wom'en's league to donate rosaries St. Columban Correspondent MRS. CECIIIA RYAN 345-2028 Rosaries will be given to the First Communion children and graduation plaques to the Grade 8 graduates on behalf of the St. Columban Catholic Women's League (CW L). They met April 7. President Angeline Swart opened the meeting. Annual reports were given by members of the executive. They noted it had been a busy and successful year. Membership fees of $6 will be collected after the weekend masses during May. Mary Coyne will visit the sick for April and Carol Ryan for the month of May. The C.W.L Diocesan Convention will be held on May 6 and 7 at the Wheels Inn in Chatham. The date for the June Tea and Social will be June 18 in the parish hall. NEW EXECUTIVE The nominating committee of Marie Hic hell and Carol Ryan brought in the executive for 1986-87 as follows; President, Angeline Swart; First Vice-president, Maria Vogels;Second Vice-president, Helen Nolan; third Vice-president, Luella Murphy; Record- ing Secretary, Ruth Duffy; Corresponding Secretary, Glenda Murray and Treasurer, Colleen Fischer. PEOPLE Elizabeth Connolly of Marion Villa, Landon is visiting with Dominic and Grace Murray. The community extends its deepest sym- pathy to Joe Lane and family on the passing of Teresa Lane this past week. Mass of the Christian Burial was cele- brated by Father A. Sipek and Father Gordon Kennedy on Wednesday at SL Columban Catholic Church. "BATTLE OF THE CAR CRUSHING MONSTER TRUCKS" Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE ANDMORTOAOEINSU RANCE PLANS. DEFERRED ANNU ITt ES INCOMETAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD NON-SMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE REP Arnold Stinnissen 417 GODERICR ST. EAST SEAFORT1L� Tel. 527-0410 BACHERT MEATS Can us tot row custom staughturtng needs SLAUGHTER OAT TUESDAY Tor your freezer, sides of Seel. Pork. Lamb or Veal ve soeciallzo In home Cured meats and ad fashioned Country style pork sausageno fitters ad4ed All meatGovt Inspected 1 mile east 887-9328 d Walton "GODZILLA" WORLD'S LARGEST 4 x 4 CAR CRUSHING MONSTER TRUCK 2 Giant Shows Sat. April 26, 4 p.m. Sun. April 27, 4 p.m. PLUS THE LONRANGER Ohio's Ground Shaking Monster Truck and BIG BAD and BOUNCY Canada's first MONSTER Truck Three of the best Monster trucks in exciting car crushing action!!! Plus over 150 of Canada's best hot rods, street machines, Corvettes, race cars, custom trucks and dans and Super Swap '86 - Giant Automobile Flea Market Saturday and Sunday qf2'LfLt INarnond AonLf McLaughlin Chev-Olds Ltd. 13 Main SI. Seaforth 527.1140 • Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing ti- s x:.X, :t( ,q. ;u.,.>Y::n. SCh Animal CUSTOM CAR arTd HOT ROD SHOW APRIL 25,26,27, 1986 CENTRE COMPLEX, ARTHUR, ONTARIO SHOW HOURS Friday, April 25 Noon to 11 p.m. Saturday, April 26, 10 a.m. to 1, p.m. Sunday, April 27, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. • TICKETS 1/2 PRICE FRIDAY NOON TO 5 W.M. n ARE YOU PLANNING AN ENGAGEMENT, CELEBRATING AN ANNIVERSARY, BIRTHDAY OR OTHER SPECIAL OCCASION? SAVE 20% DURING APRIL WHEN YOU PURCHASE ANY DIAMOND RING OR DIAMOND JEWELLERY AT Info -Entry Forts Ph. (519) 343-2099 Direct Promotions ltd. P.O. Bos 312 Drayton, Ont. NOG 1P0 sem► ,r• .+'e ms Ceub Cadet' LIKE THE ORIGINAL Model. from 11 to 20 HP E.G. 11 H.P. 36" CUT ELECTRIC START No. 1136 1895 00 Not as Illustrated FREE DELIVERY YOUR LOCAL DEALER SEAFORTF1 527-b120' Vil N4•'EN FARM E9UIPMENt I1MItED palm 'alk ts,,,..04 ,..0 �Y lF X'UCA15 ft • 0