The Huron Expositor, 1989-09-27, Page 88A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 27• 1989
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POURING TEA at the Legion Auxiliary
Tea on Wednesday was charter member
Leona Huisser. Robinet photo.
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SERVING UP TREATS to guests at the Legion Auxiliary Tea on Wednesday was
Mrs. Charlie Wood. The tea attracted a full house of ladies and gentlemen, a
number of times over. Robinet photo.
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Dublin Correspondent
MRS. DON MACRAE
345-2842 or 345-2140
Our sympathy from the community is
extended to Mrs. Theresa Feeney of
Dublin, Mary Ryan and Rita Coombs of
Seaforth; all sisters of Mrs. Jacqueline
Florence (Walsh) Mockler who died
September 14th in Victoria Hospital,
London.
Mr. Louis (Biff) Looby has returned
home from Victoria Hospital. All your
friends wish you continued improvement
and hope to see you walking around town
soon.
We saw quite a number of people from
this district at the International Plowing
Match in Essex last week. Ivan Norris,
Staffa, was there plowing. Through the
rain and mud, all the activities continued
and well attended. The sun shone Friday
afternoon, and the win storm dried it up
for Saturday.
Don and Eileen MacRae were with Don's
sister Ann and Al Hatten in Sarnia on
Sunday,
With Olga and Joe Eckert throughout the
weekend were Stephen and Nora Eckert,
Stephen, Jr., and Tanya from Egmond-
ville; Judy Emm and girls, Stratford;
Rose Boryswick, Tammy, Grant and
Daniel, Stratford.
Walton school hosts 25 kindergarten students
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Walton Correspondent
MRS. BETTY McCALL
887-6677
Twenty-five children were in the
Kindergarten Class this year at the
Walton Public School. Their teacher is
Joan Vandendool. A total of 81 students
registered for this term of school.
On staff are Principal Don Tremeer;
vice-principal is Louise Wilson; Grade 1 Beuerman; Daniel Boyd; Ashley Den
- Della Bennett; Grade 2 - Nicolette Haan; Brian " Dolmage; Nicholas
Spencer; Grade 3 - Mrs. Shirley Lyons;
secretary - June Johns; custodians -
George and Gloria Love; librarian -
Gwen Patterson; area resource teacher
- Frank Stretton.
The following are the new pupils
beginning in Kindergarten: Jennifer Ar-
thur; Anthony Bachert; Melissa Badley; Somerville; Amanda Vick; Brandi
Aaron Barker; Michael Bc::c .ran • ;rill Williamson:
Ellisen; John Glauser; Ryan Harnack;
Stephanie Harrison; Matthew Hill:
Kelsey Huard; Darryl Houston; Jeffrey
Linton; Kenneth McCallum; Darrell Mc-
Clure; Scott McDonald; Chris
McNichol; Ashley O'Regan; Chad
Cranbrook couple entertains family to barbecue
Cranbrook Cor¢espordent
September 17. Mrs. John Vanass and girls, Ross Hem-
Cranbrook
MAC ENGEM Darryl Vanass, Richard Minielly, Lyle ingway, Dale Newman and Linda
and Darren Hemingway and Ryan Minielly,
887.6645 Newman took part in the Fort George Area students attending Listowel
weekend sponsored by the Boy Scouts. District High School for Grade 9 are
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper They did drills, fought battles and mar- Robert Steiss, David Strickler, Jolanda
will be celebrated in Knox Presbyterian ched into Niagara -on -the -Lake as part of Vanass, Angie Williams, Ann Uhler and
Church on Sunday October 1 at 9:45 their activities. Despite the rain they Chris Terpstra. Bryan Stevenson is in
a.m. had a good time. Others attending were Seaforth and Melissa Engel is in
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton and Elliot Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler, Mr. and Kindergarten at Grey Central.
Somers attended :the Sutherland -Starr
-wedelMignin Alliston on .September 16.
Following'the wedding Glint Starr and
Joyce 'Brown, Wallaceburg, Kim Starr
from Chatham, and Lori Starr and
friend Dave from Kitchener, visited at
the Cotton home on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley entertained
25 family members to a barbecue on
Cousins nd friends visit V
St. Columban Correspondent
MRS. CECILIA RYAN
395-2028
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Visitors with Jean and Peter Van
Drunen during the last couple of weeks
were cousins of Jean's, ,Mr, and Mrs, Ar-
nold Pennings-Van de Ven, friends of the
Van Drunens, Mr. and Mrs. Sjes Van
Drunen - Vanderpal and Mr. and Mrs.
Cees Couwenderg - Van Drunen. A niece
of Jean's, Caroline Van Esch spent 12
days at the farm with them and enjoyed
it very much. She left last Friday and
flew home with the Martin Air.
Jim and Mary. O'Connor spent the
weekend of September 15-16 with Ron and
Erma O'Connor of Shelbourne. On Fri-
day, Jim, Mary and Ron spent the day at
the Martyr's Shrine, Midland.
n Drunens
Marg MacRae of London, Sister
Margaret Rose Eckert of Strathroy and
Cecilia Ryan visited with Sister Mary
Eckert of Chatham on Saturday. Rose
Doyle dropped in to see Sister Mary
while we were there and poured tea,
Larry and Lina Murray of Brampton
visited on the weekend with Steve and
Agnes Murray.
Louise Ryan of Kitchener and Pat, Car-
rie, Ryan, Jeff and Nathan Subject of
Kitchener spent the weekend with Cecilia
Ryan.
Don and Brenda Ryan, Matthew,
Stephen, David and Angela of London
visited on Sunday with Dan and Sharon
Murray, Gerry and Karen Ryan and
Cecilia Ryan.
The McKillop IV 4-H club will have its
first meeting on Thursday night at 7 p.m.
at Janneke Murray's house.
Cromarty women plan bazaar
Cromarty Correspondent
MRS. ROBERT LAING
345-2326
Grace Kerslake presided for the
September meeting of the Marian Ritchie
Women's Missionary Society on Tuesday
evening. She began the worship service
with a poem, If you Wait.
Doris Miller had the devotions and read
an article, Promises of Love based on 2
Peter 1:3-11. she also led in. prayer.
The minutes were read by Alice Gar-
diner and Mary Elliott gave the treasurer's
report. Hazel Harburn presided for the
business when several questions concerning
the bazaar to be held October 28 were
answered by committee members; Grace
Kerslake, Agnes Lamorid, Edna Stoneman
and Doris Miller. A quilt and quilt top
have been donated for the bazaar.
Members agreed to provide cookies for the
Presbyterial executive meeting in Mitchell
on October 10. The fall rally of Stratford -
Huron Presbyterial of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society will be held at Cranbrook
on Friday, October 20, with registration at
9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. The members
were invited to Staffa's Coffee Hour on Oc-
tober 11 at 10 a.m.
For the topic, Alice Gardiner gave a
reading, The Quiet Things of God. Agnes
Lamond, assisted by Doris Miller, gave the
study book chapter, No Easy Way to
Freedom (in South Africa).
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