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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-06-18, Page 4A4 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR. JUNE 18; 1986 BACHERT MEATS Call us for your custom slaughtering needs SLAUGHTER DAY TUESDAY 'For your freezer, sided of Beet, Pork, Lamb or Veal , • 11W specialize In home cured • meats and old fashioned country style pork sausage no fillers added, Al meatGov'6i Inspected lot Wnits elton east 867-9328 DUBLIN AND AREA , St. Columban CWIN holds annual social THE BEST OF — RATES 10 '9° 8- RRSP GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS f0 );8 r• 5 Year Semi -Annual 5 Year Annual' 2 Year Annual 4 Year Annual OTHER TERMS ANO RATES AVAILABLE SUBJECT TO VERIFICATION CALL US TODAY! 0e505it Agents tor over 45 Bank & Trust Companion St. Columban Correspondent MIIiS. CECILIA RYAN 345.2028 The St. Columban Catholic Women's League (CW I}) held their annual June Social in the pariah ))all on Wednesday with a large crowd. of ladir from churches in Seaforth, Dublin, Mitclfl$ll, Logan, Brodhagen, Kenni- cott, Kinkora.and St. Columban attendings, The preaident,Angeline Swart welcomed the guests. FatherSipekalso gave a few words of welcome. A humorous Irish skit, directed by Joanne Melady and Mary Coyne, Was well performed by Mary Ann Feeney, Mrs, Ken (Anne) Murray, Ann Cronin, Sharon Murray, Patsy Crowley, Mary Maloney, Catherine Ryan and Ricks Van Steelandt. Marg Ryan, and Sandra Claessens enter- tained with three songs accompanied by, Sandra on her guitar. Those in charge of the various booths were: door prizes, 'Glenda Murray; raffle tickets, Mildred Cronin; penny sale, Maria Vogels; bake table, Ruth Duffy; plant table, Luella Murphy; baby afghan tickets, Marion Mur- ray and lunch, Helen Nolan. Winners of the draws were: quilt, Carol Bowkar of Clinton; afghan, Mary Maloney and ceramic pitcher and bowl, Maria Vogels; baby of han, Colleen Fischer; four door prizes of grocery boxes were won by Ruth Duffy, Maddie Murray, Catherine Nicholson and Cindy Maloney; two hanging plants were won by Sherri Maloney and Margaret Shea. Other houseplants were won by Lori Bruxer, Marion Murray, Marianne Feeney and Tanya' Van Steelandt, Penny sale winners were: Alphonse Cronin, Diane Elston (2); Mary Janmaat, Melita Cronin, Lorraine Rumford, Sherri Maloney, Annie Cronin (2), Annie Chapin Melady, Rose Robinson, Martha Murray (2); 1 • atouP Your one-stop, best -rate specialists for GICs, RRSP's, Mortgages B.Annuilies. SEAFORTH 96 Main Street, S. 527-0420 Serving Ontario since 1975 with 12 locations foryuurconvenience! raMaitaininw " •salma;*au,�,,,.' a ........,,,,in T.0„ir,__ _. - r'ras;u .....,. SQUARE DANCING — The senior students of St. Patrick's School, Dublin held a musical opera called "Just for Grins” last Thursday at the school, The Grade 6, 7 and 8 students, approximately 60 of them, performed the opera which was about a group of young students who strive to learn the Importance of a smile In everyday Ilfe. The play featured skits, eongs and dancing. Square dancing was also part of•tho opera, with Jackie Megene, left and Debbie Van Loon high-stepping It with some other performers. The school held two performances, one In the afternoon and one at night In front of two large audiences. Andy Bader photo Marg O'Reilly, Joanne Robertson, Ruth Duffy (2); Cathy Ryan, Hazel Dorsey, Geraldine Siemon (3); Jean Eckert, Nancy Cronin, Doris Ryan, Frank Cronin, Johanna Goodman, Colleen Cronin, Karen Cronin (2); Agnes Murray, Rose Visser, Jean Van Drunen, �gsn Steelandt Cy Leanne Vogels, Cindy Maloney, Mini Leonhardt, Helen Nolan, Vera Murray, Delaine Cronin Julie Vogels, Alice Regan, Florence Rock (3l; W ilhemina Poppe, Doris py MacyRyoanRon) (2); Glendaa s hurray, Claire Downey (2),; Mark Ryan, Usa Barry and Mrs. Zack Ryan. 4-H REPORT BY LISA MURRAY McKillop 4 held their first meeting at the home of Karen Van Bakel on May 21. The topic for this club Is "Seed to Shelf" and on "little seedlings.". Members then picked out a cover. After the meeting everyone enjoyed refreshments provided by Karen Van Bakel. McKillop 4 held their second meeting at the St. Columban Church Hall on May 29, Re -elections for president and secretary took place. The new president is Karen Murphy, vice-president - Lori Cronin, secretary - Pam Nolan, treasurer - Sandra Claessens and press reporter, Lisa Murray. Other members are: Julie Cronin, Cindy Maloney, Tanya Van Steelandt and Sherri Maloney. After elections everyone discussed how to plant and care forPEOPLE their garden. Dave and Janet Greenwood and Christo- pher of Sarnia visited on the weekend with Jack and Margaret O'Reilly. Alphonse, Annie, Gordon, Jerome and Anne Cronin, Clarence, Cecilia and Mark Ryan, Joe and Olga Eckert and Mike Eckert attended the wedding ceremony of Raymond Kelly and Jennifer McPherson at St. Joseph's Church, Stratford and the reception at the Knights of Columbus hall, Stratford. Raymond Kelly is the son of Jerome and Theresa Kelly of Kinkora. J.D. and Marg MacRae, Jenny and Ian of Landon, Don and Brenda Ryan, Matthew, Stephen and David of Melbourne and Gerry and Karen Ryan, Jason, Amanda and Jeremy visited on Sunday with Clarence and Cecilia • Ryan. Louis Nolan, Vincent and Dorothy Murray, Anne Nolan of Clinton and Joe and Helen Nolan attended the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Bill and Anne (Nolan) Stockie in Kitchener on Sunday. 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LAING 345-2326 Last Tuesday evening the Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary met at the churctl with Roberta Templeman presiding and,opening the meeting with a reading on Chief Dan George. Jean Carey read scripture from 1st Corinthians 13, and the roll call was answered by naming an Indian custom. As a program number, Mrs. Templeman read a humorous. article. For her topic, Alice Gardiner read two selections from These Days, Peace of Mind, and A Caring Presence. Following the offering and prayer, Grace Kerslake tk the book chapter on To Reclaim a Heritage. which dealt with the Ojibwa Indians on Binh island and their attempt to preserve their heritage and language through their children. During the business, money was collected for the Supply Fund and members were reminded of the bus trip to the Saugeen Indian Band atChiipp waNEHis, June 25. S First Cromarty Scout group committee held Its final meeting of the year on Thursday evening with Bill Mahon in charge. Betty Stoneman read the minutes of the May meeting. Beaver leaders, Margaret Schrader and Twyla Waddell reported a very successful Beaveree in Dublin, making . special mention of the extra assistance given them by Jim Pantchek- At the Cuboree, Cromarty Cubs received a Coleman cooler for placing second in the inspection of tents. The leaders are pleased with the new tents, the seeotld-hand one purchased last summer and .the three' this spring. As well, the Cubs and Scouts puttheir leftover money from their dues together and bought one more tent. it was decided a new wreath for Many brance Day should be ordered. Danations of used Melamine plates, bowls, ceps eta. and knives, spoons and forks would be appre- ciated before the next camping season. This would solve the problem leader's have in seeing that each boy goes hence with his own dishes. Registration for 1936-87 will be held in Satemberandall pareri make an efforts tito tune ped shothis annual meeting and hear the repasts of what has been done this year, as Weil as help plan next year. CHURCH NEWS During Sunday's (birch service, Use Gardiner, daughter of Larry and Alice Gardiner, Was commissioned as a youth delegate to the North America 1986 Youth (Continued on Page A17) BERG Sales -Service Installation FREE ESTIMATES • Bern Cleaners • Stabling • Bunk Feeders Donald G. Ives R.R.42, Blyth Qrusssls 887-9024 { McMaster Siemon INSURANCE BROKERS INC. AUTO.BUSIN[SS•FARM CALL COLLECT Busines'l 34K-9150 or Res. 345-2050 Ca(i tis for a Motorcycle Quote! 68 Ontario Road Mitchell' A