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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-04-04, Page 30THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 11, 1990 KING BRAND SEEDS Soybeans KG 40 KG 60 KG 82 Cali Your King Seed Dealer Vern Alderdice Kippen, Ont. 519-263-69$6 Et'Co**ben Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 3452028 The April meeting of the St Celina** Catholic Women's League was held on April 2. in the rectory meeting .room 'witf 24 Sister Rita Coyne present. Niaryanne Feeney, president, opened the Meeting with the league prayer and Sister• Rita did a scripture reading. Marla Vogels, Diane Elston and Father. Hardy will attend'the.CW .Diocesan Co*. venntion ut ..Chatham. on May 8 and 9,. Annual reports were given by the es7 ecutive showing a very busy and successful year. Maria Vogels reported there are 79 members. At this time Carol Ryan, on the nominating comznittee, brought in the new slate of officers for the 1991-91 ecutive_as follows Past: President, Maryanne Feeney; President,.Minia Vogels; first vice, Diane Elston; second vice, Mary Coyne; third vice, Martha Murray; treasurer, Rickie Vansteelandt; recording secretary, Catherine Ryan; corresponding secretary, Ann (Ken) Murray. Maryanne Feeney presented the president's pin to Maria Vogels and Maria presented Maryanne CAPITAL .. GAINS If you have a capital gain or loss to report on your Incoe tax return this year; bring your return to H&R Block. This year let the specialists at H&R Block help you get the biggest refund you have coming or pay the lowest legitimate tax. Don't be confused by the ever-changing t, x laws. Put us to work for you. &RBLOCK . .i CANA JP AS TAX TEAM GODERBCH 53A Victoria 524-8658 CLB 1TON 45 Huron St. (back entrance) 482-7541 WVNG91AM NCAR' IN.E 317 Josephine 92s; Lmrrtblon 4;ouil 357-3006 396-7088 s in off.ce,rs. with a :past president's pin, The meeting. Will be with )rhe, R fe'.ast d re, 9!u' lady. 9 -t w and at this tiMeAO niet errel •i ' instilled by Father VI he held following mass , e A donation will be seent :o Perib' Child><•en's Aid Societe ,fofr''t irir :outdoor adventures for cltiidr ens • programs. A donation will also sent to the `Esk-Omi Missions in Northeni Albertan The Jung ficial will be on June 13 and the ladies will UT* 'booth at'the Rome and Garden Show in Seaforth ill April 95 and 26 ,selling. tickets on the reffie draw. ,The prizes fel' the draw.are let•- a wilt, 2nd - an, afghan and •3rd a set of towels. Plans were discussed for the upcoming celebration off Father Dandy's twenty-fifth anniversary m the priesthood on May 27. The proceeds from -the Good Friday bake sale will all go to. St. Ann's Parish, Con- suela, Dominican ilepublie. Ladies are 'ask- ed to bring 2 items for this sale held after the 3 P.M. service in the church basement. The meeting was adjourned. PEOPLE Guests with Ted and Frances Melady on the weekend were Ferg and Kaye Melady of Belle River, Tom and Teresa Melady of Goderich and Dorothy Harback of Kitchener. John and Mary Jo Nelson of Lucknow visited on Sunday with Cecilia Ryan. FINAL DONATION: The final $2,000 installment of the Dublin Lions Club's $4,000 total involvement of the Seaforth Hospital expansion was given to the Dublin board member, Joan Stapleton (right) last Thursday night, prior to the local Lions' meeting. Presenting the cheque was Herb Brown (left), secretary, and Louis Kramers, president. Andy Bader photo. Dublin residents welcome newcomers to Village Dublin Correspondent MRS. EILEEN MacRAE 345-2842 Residents of Dublin would like to welcome to our village Ronald Adams, new owners of the former James Small home. Welcome Ron and Donna. Mr. and Mrs. ,Charles Friend have returned home from an enjoyable holiday in the south. Ken and Joan Stapleton have been south as well, with Ferg and Mary Stapleton for a couple of weeks and enjoyed some nice warm weather. RRSP IN APRIL? �r. Yes Marc Monfort= 482.5749 This is The Best Time of Year To Open An RRSP Account. You Can Contribute Monthly and Still e - tie •-Ged uaratite • Ratest, p'or• a3� e"a's 425'.. T0Per Month. - ' cG RA H ING & HEATING PLU Larry McGrath 522-0493 Seaforth RESIDENTIAL • COMME High Efficiency Furnaces CIAL• NEW RENOVATIONS Central Air Conditioners Water Softeners Water Heaters Sales • Service • Repairs Whirlpool Tubs Showers Complete bath & Kitchen Fixtures Mrs. Millie Evans was in London for the weekend with Jack and Marie Cleary. Home during the weekend with their parents Joe and Olga Eckert were Mary Schoonderwoerd, Mitchell, and Ann Hurley, Stratford, Rose Marie Boryswick, Tammy and Grant, Daniel grandchildren from Stratford. Barbara Ann Eckert and friend Brad Canning from Toronto spent the Palm service weekend. Don and Eileen MacRae were with Nora Ann and Ian and grandson Trevor Jackson in London on Tuesday evening for a birth- day dinner for Eileen. The couple also spent the past weekend in Scarborough with nephew Ron Davidson and wife Julie and boys, Michael and Clifford. Happy birthday to Eileen MacRae, from all your friends. held in Walton Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY McCALL 887.6677 Communion was held at the Palm Sun- day service at Duff's United Church in Walton. Reliving were Viola Kirkby; Margaret Craig; Marie McGavin, Neil McGavin; Ken McDonald and Graeme Craig. Pearl McCallum greeted at the door and handed out bulletins. Organist was Glen.. Carter. Ushers were Ross Bennet and Howard Hackwell. The Junior Choir sang an anthem, "Spirit of Gentleness" accom- panied by Marion Godkin at the piano. Rev. Bonnie Cole Arnal told the children the story about the very first Palm Sun- day. After the candle ceremony the children and their teachers went to their classes in the basement. Chris Eckel read the scripture lessons. Bonnie gave a nieditatioti on "'Who' 1s The Senlor Choir is •to practice' this Wednesday from 7 to 7:50 p.m., Junior choir practice is April 12 at 4:15 p.m. Unit 1 meets at the church this Wednesday and Unit 2 meets at the home of Margaret WESTSB,I EE= Let us add distinction to your special occasion. "Special Wedding Rates." Larry Fraser, Clinton (519)482-7565 Craig. April 14 at 1:30 p.m. The Communi- Church.ty Easter Vigil Service will be at Walton ABOUT PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McDonald arrived home last week after spending several months in Florida. Helen Hazelwood, Hamilton spent the week -end at the home of Viola Kirkby. Ruth Thamer visited recently with Margaret Michelle of Stouffvilfe. Margery Ritchie has returned to her home in Brussels after spending the winter months wi her daughter Ruth and fami- ly in Hamilton. #1 4mi. b learns f'_`ineral etiquette The fourth meeting of the McKillop #1 "Your Best Foot Forward" held its fourth meeting at the Wheatley residence on March 7. The meeting was opened with the '441 pledge, and members then id an exercise on how to help and treat a disabled per- son. After that they went to the Whitney- Ribey Funeral Home. Ross Ribey told them some manners to use at a funeral and what to say. He then took them on a tour of the funeral home. When he was through he was thanked and given a present. The fifth meeting was held on March 28 at the home of the Malones. Members read through their booklets. Mary Lou Stewart did a presentation on judging. Everyone judged a table setting. Pam Bennett told everyone about her week at 9-H Camp. It sounded like fun. - Debbie Malone. At Cook's we have the ple and products to help you grQW profitably Let Cook's help you get your crop into the ground this spring. We handle a full range of dry and liquid fertilizers, crop protection products and quality seed. With over 100 years of experience, the experts at Cook's can help you develop a crop program that's both economical and effective in reaching your yield goals. For everything you need this spring, come to Cook's. Nobody puts more into helping you grow a profitable crop. Branches: Hensall (519) 262.2410 Centralia (519) 228-6661 Klrkton (519) 229.8986 Walton (519) 527-1540 Amberley (519) 395-3601 Atwood (519) 356-2292 Division of Panish A Heimbecker, Limited Pan of the Cook's Crop Input 'lam (from lett to right): Harold Foster - Centralia Agri -Sales Representative, 16 years with Cook's Paul Bushell - Amberley Branch Manager, 3 years with Cook's Bill Webster - Walton Agri -Sales Representative, first year with Cook's -r "1 Vliere j'otr Can track with corrfclenc'e,"