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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-09-13, Page 18J 4 4 41 4e Love - Darryl, Ruthann, Ben & Sherry k..O•RDYr .>_®RDY Look Who's 40! TAMES BROWN R. Sept. 14 Frorn The Famiiy QUEEN"S1 SEAFORTH This, otonth's SPECIAL EVENT AT FER'GIE9S Saturday, Sept. 16 Miff Of The .Blue' Playing BLUES ,at its BEST Picture I.D. Required No Lover Charge Before 9:00 Thurs., Fri. - Sept. 14, 1-5 `La;yden Riff' Love - Mom, Dad, Mike, Lori & losh 35th ANNIVERSARY The family of Ross & Donn. Corbett. invite you to loin them in the celebra- tion of their 35th Wedding Anniversary Open House on Sunday, September 24, 2 - 4 p.m. at the Pineridge Chalet, Hen - salt. Your presence is their gift. tz9 E 1n.E n t VERLINDE-TAYLOR Mr. & Mrs. Marcel Vedrnde of Exeter and Mr. d Mrs Arnold Taylor o1 Bayfield are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage or they' children,. Diana and Dun The mar- riage will take place on' September 16th. 1989 at Our Lady of Mr. Carmel Church. Reception to follow in Varna. SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB presents for the .Annua JC OB.ERFEST DA'NCE 'Saturday, Sept. 23 Seaforth & District Community Centres Age of Majority Required Sausage 8, Sauerkraut Available rs ready to beg o n .c 0.0 i s St. Columban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 'The local -4-H leaders have attended their workshops and are now ready to begin the fall club: The Hibhert club, led by Maria Vogels will be nfr nue 'Co].`nFoods Fast". This will be hre,.t,tavts to go, lunch for the who.. buten and sloe, fast snacks and supper .earmn to use the microwave and comparu,, convenience foods with foods made fror., scratch will be part of this club. 'McKillop IV, led by Janneke Murray and Cora de Vries, will be offering "Home and Farm Safety". This club will cover protee- ting the senses, drug use and abuse, types of -insurances, how to handle emergencies •such as fires and accidents and also how to stay healthy. These clubs are offered to boys and girls; who are between the ages of 11 and 21. If you would like to take "Good Foods Fast" call Maria at 345.2315. If you choose "Home and Farm Safety" call Cora at. 345-2184 or Janneke at 345-2407 to register and get the date of the first meeting. BABY BAPTIZED Mackenzie Robert Reid, infant son of Liz and Robert Reid was baptized on Sunday, September 3 by Father Joseph Hardy. The baptism was at St Columban Catholic Church. Mackenzie's godparent, are Cindy Maloney and Fritz Klaver Following 'the ceremony guests returned to the home of Robert and Liz for t, barbecue. PEOPLE Wayne and Mari Gamble r Torten Clare and Marie Oldham and Brae Oldham and Sharon of London were guest on 'the weekend with Gerry and Karen Ryan and family and all attended the wed- ding of Dale Cronin and Susan Coveney at St. Patrick's Catholic Church Dublin on Saturday. Bob and Karen Cronin and Karen Lynn of Higgins Lake, Michigan and John and Shirley Denomme of Kitchener were guests with Gary and Ann Cronin and family on the weekend and also attended the Cronin- Coveney wedding on Saturday at Si Patrick's Church, Dublin. Family members home with Cecilia Ryan during the past week were Louise Ryan of Kitchener on Thursday, Don and Brenda Ryan, Matthew, Stephen, David and Angela of London on the weekend and Laura, Les and Shannon Ward and Jim, Pat, Carrie, Ryan, Jeff and Nathan Subject of Kitchener on Sunday. Cemetery Sunday was held on Sunday, September 10 at the St. Columban Cemetery with Mass offered by Father Joseph Hardy for all the deceased buried there. In spite of the .cool, dull day a large crowd of relatives of the deceased from Seaforth, Dublin and St. Columban attended. Following the Mass, coffee, juice and donuts were served by the St. Columban Catholic Women's League. crffa.enjoyy exchange Staffa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 The following is contributed by Joan Kerslake. "Two weeks in August. filled with enter- taining activities, unusual experietices and memorable moments. shared with people from another province. and ending with lifetime friendships. more knowledge and lots of souvenirs was the highlight of my summer. This is what I had the opportuni- ty to experience this summer when 1, along with other 4-H members, went on an Openhouse Canada exchange to Cardston. Alberta. We, started oft our week by climbing "Bears Bump" and don't be fooled by the name. If you're not used to climbing, this so called "hump' seems more like a mountain. What would a trip. to Western Canada be without attending a barn dance, and a hike to Waterton at Red Rock Canyon'. This hike took all afternoon because most of us and attended a rodeo that was filled with constant excitement. We interviewed the Mayor of Cardston and toured the Rem- ington Carriage Collection. When our delegates come to Ontario we certainly did our share of entertaining. Everyone attended the 4-H bus trip to Sar- nia, where we enjoyed a boat ride and the slide rides. Probably "Kiss Me Kate" at the Shakespearean Festival, Stratford, followed by a special backstage tour was the highlight for everyone. To our delegates from Alberta, Canada's Wonderland was a thrilling experience. We concluded our two weeks together 'With a party at the Grand. Bend Pinery, after which everyone returned to my home for a final farewell. This was a most enjoyable experience and I would recommend it to anyone who has the opportunity. Special thanks to our parents. our chaperone Dianne Steinbacker and the 4-H program. Without all those mentionned the exchange trip would not have been possible." PEOPLE were not used to travelling 22 kilometres Marie Chessell participated in the horse on foot. But it was well worth the effort show at the Western Fair on the weekend. because we saw a bear, came within a fere placing third in western pleasure stake. feet of a deer, and saw several mountain fourth in western horsemanship and eighth goats, along with unforgettable scenery. A in western riding. trail ride on horseback at Mountain View John and.Roberta Templeman and Scott was great when over .60 horses and riders and Barb Bonikowsky were guests at the were involved ,, Cronin-Coveney wedding at Dublin on We entered a float ul the Cardston • Saturday afternoon, and the reception at parade, winning third prize for our effort, the community Centre in Mitchell, :Brothers hold annual card party Dublin Correspondent MRS. DON MACRAE 345.2842 or 345-2140 INTENDED FOR LAST WEER The Murray brothers held their annua] card party at the homestead now owned by brother Arthur and wife Connie and .their family, who also enjoyed the get- together. The winners of the event were Jerry, Jerome and Cyril, and of course the losers were Joe, Ronald and Arthur. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Delaney and daughters Lucille and Jane have returned from a very enjoyable trip to the east coast. Visitors with Mrs. Millie Evans last .week were Mary Evans, Windsor, and Jack and Marg Murray, Toronto. Jack and Marie Cleary were up from London on Sunday. THIS WEEK The 9th Degree Knights of Columbus at- tended Rosary Sunday in Midland on Sun- day, September 10th. Knights and their 'wives attended • from Seaforth, Exeter, Clin- ton and surrounding district. Attending from Dublin were Jeremiah Murray, Lewis and Shirley Kramers, Don and Eileen MacRae. Jack and Denise Kelly, Stratford, and Bill and Marie O'Rourke, Dublin, accompanied. Mrs. Katie Murray attended the wedding on Saturday of her grandson David Feeney, St. Marys, and ,bride Debbie Ducharme of Zurich. David is the son of Lorraine Feeney and 'the late Leonard Feeney. The wedding was in Mount Carmel Church and the reception at St. Marys Legion Hall, Mrs. Tessie Costello .and son Fred of London called on Don and Eileen MacRae last week. Mrs. Costello was .the former owner of our present home. They also visited with Teasie's Brother, Mr. Wilfred Feeney, Dublin, and other friends in .the district. Sympathy goes out to the many friends and relatives of Mr. Leonard "Spike" Clarke, who died suddenly on Saturday in London in his .59th year. His wife is .the former Joan Walsh and his brother is Robert Clarke of Seaforth. Anglican :women plan -for year ,STo THOMAS ANGLICAN •CHURCE by Frances- Teatero 522-1979 The Anglican Church Women (ACW) met at the St. Thomas Parish Hall for their first meeting of the season. A potluck sup - ,per -preceded the meeting. Lois Seoins was Chairperson, devotions were given by Marion McLean, In the ,Garden" a poem written by John .Butler of :Seaforth and "A Walk in the Garden" and "The .Rectory" by H. Isabel .Graham ,were read .and the minutes were ,read by ,seeretary ,,Barb Palin. Chairpersons for:the ,year; are es follows: October ,Shirley Dinsmore; -•November - .Sharon "Millard; December - .Barb -Palin; January - Audrey ,Mclean; F•eb>ruary - Helen .Southgate; .March - Dorothy Bays; Tpril - ;Grace Cornish; ;May - Frances eatero;.and.June -:S dra Tee. nSiclr ..and Visiting :Chairperson Elsie Dinsmore, has.asked :that -.she Tte *informed .of .anyone siek .or Aopittilized. 'The ,Secretary ,rminded,AGM -.reemrs ,.that Oise Cheistpias Bazaar ;is ,to ,.bet Id on . turday. overnber'18,:.in;the its 00 Fat 2 pm Frances Teatero *Alas,:,affered %to help ,with the organizing taf ;obis.-ev,@nt tether •)volunteers .are .:,also .needed for c>ileeoral g tdsatialgauce 'Pleasen.v unteer ,la .'esu as',thisris a'yery „apecial.,event. 1tesSloldayrSGJ3wolr3A4ill-coniinesce- gsin .on , pteiinber .'17,. at 11,t45,.FFam. kis is a special day for the children and their parents and refreshments will be served afterwards. Please pfan•on staying and en- joying the fellowship. The Nursery ,is for children up to fiveyears.old. .Sunday School is for ages 6 to 10, and Young People's Group for those 11 to .14. The new superintendent of Sunday School is Joan Spittal ,and she can be called for any further •information at •622.0121. Members were reminded of the Access Awareness Program to be held .at the Masonic Lodge on Wednesday, September 13, from 10 am until 2 pm. The ,Secretary distributed ..several pins amongst the members to help ,them rose an ACW pin to wear. A pin w -as osen and a motion was made to .accept game. Anyone wishing to have a pin should con- tact Barb Rahn. The Fall Meeting of the ,South :Saugeen Deanery„ is on October 3 ,at Trinity Church. -Pre-registration is at 0:30 Am. 'The , next meeting is .to be held Optober 3 ,at ,the home .of Elsie ;Dutmore ,and .Devotions A, Ill ,be conducted :by Frances E atero.,rMystery-Prizewinner was Audrey tMcL,ean. After the ,meeting ,an ,{ruction „Ras held which rprovefl .to ,be;rnest..en, joyable. Ade Ea► r.farnlly . .to -,coit!I 'atuiate end reelebr'ate.-w,ith ndy Currie ,on her •tel . atierelAste5.14 tlaY- ' he JAard;ofrManagement,.is to behold ,orr'ThursdaY," pip .Viler 14.-At,6,� pawn the-R*1hi ,pedis sto,.be p ed -by argot lM ski peer •ri`1ny. ertirifor- matimit ease tectilfien gx`Y.r. 0otoat 44071 040 <ikigo g orgard:,to a gbisitroastive,candvollionNe4gar. HE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 13, 1989 17A ANNOUNCEMENT The family of IHLDA'PAYNE invites everyone to an Open Dome in honor of her 75th Birthday on Saturda., September lb. 2 - 4:30 p.m, at Hen - sail United Church. Best Wishes only please. (appy 75th Birthday John Broadfoott Buck .Ai ,Doe for Cathy Hart Dan Thompson SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 23 Music by D.J. Lunch Provided FOR'INFORMA110N CAU. 887.6649 or 887.663 Happy 25th Anniversary BARRY S. KAREN HOEGY BUCK A. DOE Larry (Mouse) Dolmage and Laurie 'Mills Friday, September 15 -[Happy 16th Birthday SHERRY MILLER September 15 Love Your Family • As a REMINDER NOTICE The family of Joe and Helena Lane in- vite friends to a 50th Wedding An- niversary Open House at the Acropol Steakhouse, Main SL. Seaforth from 2:30 in 4:30 p.ni. on Saturday, Sept. lb. Good Wishes onh The family of Gordon and Bernice Richardson invite relatives,:fiends and neighbours to an Open House at On- tario Street Church, Clinton on Satur- day, Sept. 23 from 2-4:30 p.m. Best Wishes onl HAPPY .21st BIRTHDAY RAZ (Glen Rose) SEAF.ORTH TRY A.MEAL WITH US ... YOU'LL BE•PLEASANTL Y SURPRISED! Elegant Family .Dining • Delicious -Homemade Muffins, Coffee.and .Donuts (To.eat-in or Take-out) • 10% ,Senlora Discount Every,Day Fast Friday .Lunch Buffet .Our NEW MENUS .are -hero! A;now.(ook—,aame;prices. tit LLL LWLL241L4L41^..La-Y14by^ibLlvb6.•C,-t,..,y.p.R-.y.p,.1-p,4•p,yyy� yyy„OR.dd,db� -I.Y.AS004.. 'R.bO!Y/Yb^r9!440'+.b"Y!1.+r•L!4�sA0�l.NYbObb44�r1'!�-d46!14.. 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