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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-07-11, Page 1414 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 11, St. Columban guitansts place in Kitchener St. Coluaeu Carraapesient llltib. CECILIA RYAN 346-3113b Clare and Marie Oldham a( Lon- don visaed un the July 1 weekend LOOK WHO HAS HIT THE BIG 50 On July 12 Happy Birthday MARY MOREY wuti Oaey sed Karen Ryas aid may Stolon Mary Eckert of Chalk= glast kw days last week wit Ryan and vtsruxi with relatives in the arca. Sista Jean Moylan of Windsor visited on the weekend with Mary Moylan. Home on the weekend with their mother, Cecilia Ryan were Les, Laura and Shannon Ward of Kitchener, John and Mary Jo Nel- son of Lucknow, Louise Ryan and Pat Subject and children of Kitchener. CRONIN REUNION Forty-six descendants of the late Dan and Bridget Cronin attended SUBSCRIBERS When it's time to renew your Expositor, renewal notices will be in- serted in your paper. Watch for it don't miss a single issue. 1�XurP OS1tor 527-0240 • ©LONTOH AACEWAY RACING THIS SUNDAY, JULY 15 Immediately after the races, enjoy our special ROAST BEEF AND HAM BARBECUE Adults $8. Children 34. Advance tickets avallabie at: VJ'S VARIETY CLINTON/CHARLIES VARIETY CLIN- TON/BECKERS MILK CLINTON/CLINTON MEAT MARKET/000ERICH RACEWAY. "Ad- vance tkkets Include Free Admission to the Races." POST TIME 1:30 P.M. ONTARIO'S FAMILY TRACK 1/4 Oawasl► eft • O eddi aleF FRIED CHICKEN • for fifth Genual family reunion on Salarday, July 7 at the Dubin Camiseaity Caere. Ami the reunion wear Jun sed Wry O'Connor, Hugh and Anne Bammiw. Eileen Cronin and t*znily and souse and Arum and family. Mass at 5:30 p.m. was celebrated by Father J. Hardy at the pavilion, folbwed by a pot luck supper. Prizes on a draw were won by Rick Dejong, Mane DcJong and Heather Cronin. Door Prizes were won by Ann Cronin, Tracy Dejong and Melodee Black. There were also four door prizes for the children. People attending came from Ac PEOPLE 1 Eleanor Hemingway returned Friday from two weeks in Wawa visiting her daughter Laurel East and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum, Mrs. Dianne McCallum, Cindy, Colleen and Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Run McCallum, Chad and Janice, Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCallum of RR 1 and 4, Walton, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hartman have returned home after spending a week at their cottage at Manitoulin Island. Mr. and Mrs. Bob England and Dennis of Huron Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator of Clinton visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubley at Seaforth. 1 0,1 THIS WEEKEND WED. JULY 11 TO SUNDAY JULY 15 Something big has just happened in Seaforth with new friendly faces and a delicious new menu of taste treats. Come in and meet John & Cindy Hunt and discover just how good chicken and seafood can really be. We're now open to serve you. MoS *WO SP 6C% FREE COFFEE • DAILY DRAWS BUCKET CLUB ,rs 90c•0O•9$ PEE FP�Es _09 F ENGNFi��S P �Z� FPOGE 5 SOP�lP�E•63 FISH 'N' CHIPS Buy one fish snack or dinner et reg price and get the second of equal value FREE ENTER OUR FOR FREE WHILE IN OUR CAP WASHES STORE 65 GODERICH ST. E., SEAFORTH e411 akead ion 54V /44t Sew4e 527-0220 tun, Fergus, Kitchener, Monkton, Mia tell, Seaforth, S t. Cul uir►bar, lad Dublin. MUSICAL TALENT Leanne Vo`els, Janet Murphy and Kim and Darryl Diesel attended the C.M.L. music competition at Bui- geman Park, Kitchener on Sunday. Leanne received an adjudiwwr award for ba sok) with a mark of 90, and a first in the artist class solo. Janet reoived a third in her artist class solo. Kim received a scholarship award for her effort. Teale guitar players arc students of Ron Frayne in Mitchell and were also part of two guitar bands that received a 1st and 2nd placement for their efforts. The Glanville reunion was held on Sunday at Lions Part, Seaforth, with a fairly large attendance. , Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubley of Seaforth called on Mrs. Terry Ward of Monkton on Thursday. SOMER V ILLE REUNION Seventy-five descendants of the late William and Doris Somerville attended a reunion at Lions Park Seaforth on Sunday July 8, after swimming and races, a delicious supper was served. Prizes went to Archie Somerville as the eldest person. Michael McLeod from Belle River, great-grandson of Mrs. Helen Kirkby of Seaforth, for the youngest person. The person who travelled the furthest distance was Kari Tremblay and her family of Windsor, granddaughter of Helen Kirkby. A jelly bean guessing contest was won by Brenda Campbell, RR #4 Walton. ALL THE BETTER TO WEIGH YOU WITH Harry Jacklin, representing the Huron District Canadian Foresters, was on hand last Tuesday to present Seaforth Community Hospital CEO Don Smith with the Foresters' gift of a set of wheelchair scales for the hospital. Courts represented within the Huron District include Benmiller, Fascination, Woodbine, Constance, Constantine and Wallace. Elliott photo. Ball players scarce in Cranbrook Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 If you are interested in playing recreational baseball at the Cranbrook Ball Diamond, contact any one of the following, Murray Smith 887-6235, Diane Morrison, 887-6119 or Tracey Fisher, 887- 6734. Practice started Tuesday, July 10 between 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. 'come and join us for a summer of fun. Harold and Anne Bragg visited recently with their daughter and son-in-law, Drs. Chris and Robb Heagle of Stirling, Ont.. Chris was baptized and confirmed at the United Church at Hoards' St. on Sunday, June 24. Wilfred and Laura Strickler spent the holiday weekend at Spring Lake Park south of Ingersoll and visited John and Janet Strickler. The fireworks on July 1 were wonder- ful. Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacDonald have returned from an enjoyable trip to England and tour of Ireland. They visited Margarets' sister and brother in England. Garnet Starr and Joyce Brown, Wallaceburg, visited on the weekend with Don. and Mrs. Cot- ton. Ron and Rosanne Burdett, Brent and Brittany, Waterloo, Jack and Marilyn Clark, Stratford, Jim and Jean Keys and Grace Smith, Seaforth and Maxine Armstrong, Fergus, all visited Mrs. MacEngel during the week. Friday 'sundaes' a hit at the Manor SEAFORTH MANOR A bright and cheery good mor- ning from all of us here at the Manor. 25f KAREN AND DAVE HASTIN FROM FAMILY & FRIENDS Open reception July 14 B. M. & G. Community Centre, Brussels 8:30-? 90th BIRTHDAY OPEN HOUSE Camilla (Millie) Evans of Dublin is celebrating her 90th Mrthda' on lady 14. In honour of the occasion. the Family inviter relatiwt and /Rends to an open house nn Satwrriay. July 14. 1990 from 2 10 to 4.3O p ni at ,Ct Patric* 't Cheri ha/I. Dub& ( :ortarrud4utnnt Mon, from wowr frnNlp. Aorto & Jar*. Rill A mnrtr and Joan & J,rry Alm) congndwia tion.t from wiser grn. dchildren and great grandchildren After the long weekend and Canada Day celebration it seemed fitting to travel coast to coast our- selves. Many memories were rekindled Tuesday afternoon as we viewed a film featuring "Canada". Wednesday afternoon, Reverend Sloan was unable to make our church service. A hymn sing and spiritual reading from Pat Ryan and Marg Smale were enjoyed by all. At night, our three working ladies Penny Coza, Maxine Elliou and Gladys Ruston ventured off to Stratford. After a quick stop at McDonalds the ladies cruised along BIRTHS TAYLOR - Don and Diana are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter Sarah Jean, born on June 30, 1990 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London weighing 9 lbs. 2 ozs. Excited grandparents are Mar- cel and Christiane Verlinde of Exeter, and Arnold and Jean Taylor of Bayfield. Proud great- grandparents are Julien Verlinde, Godlieve Denys and Robert and Helen Scott, Seaforth, and Vic and Mabel Taylor of Clinton. Happy 80th Birthday HARVEY CRAIG July 17 Lake Victoria on Juliet III. Thursday began with everyone limbering up their bodies with morning exercises. Thinking caps were put on in the afternoon as we met for Trivia and Word Games. We've got quite a group of spellers! With the heat of the week lingering, everyone eagerly plunged into their Do It Yourself sundaes at our Ice Cream Parlour on Friday afternoon. Thanks to Anne Douney and Greta Kerr for scooping (as fast as they could!!) Get Well Wishes are extended to Mrs. Jennie Hildebrand. Hope to see you soon!! Coming Events: July 12, 10:30 a.m. - Outing to Goderich, July 13, 2 p.m. - Alice Boyes 80th Birthday Party, featuring Marie Flynn and The Huron Strings. LEUNG - K LA VER - Tin and Elsie are proud to announce the birth of their second child, son Nelson Jacob, born July 2, 1990 at Cambridge Memorial Hospital weighing 8 lbs. 6 ozs. A little brother for sister Sydney. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John and Truus Klaver, Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Hung Tin Leung. Toronto. VAN DIETEN - Hank and Martha are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their baby boy Mark Henricus, born July 3 at the Seaforth Community Hospital weighing 8 lbs. 12 ozs. A new baby brother for Derek and Garrett, and a grandchild for Cor and Catherine DeCorte of Seaforth and Henricus and Marie Van Dieten of The Netherlands. A great-grandson for Martha Van Baked of Dublin. 25thweddi ng Anniversary OPEN HOUSE FOR DON & MARILYN WRIGHT You are cordially Invited to attend en Open House at Don and Marllyn's home. 303 Ontario St., Clinton, July 16 from 2-4 p.m.. YOUR PRESENCE IS YOUR GIF Ti 4