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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-04-13, Page 8AQ -r. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL .13, 1983 CWAw4ahflrnnl@ITA CWL youth group looks for new members St. James C.W.L. met in St. James school Apyil 5, commencing with a pot luck supper and election of offi- cers. The spiritual reading was given by Mrs. Van Vincent. Father Caruana gave a report on the progress of Liturgy. which Mrs. Fran Craig is undertaking. In this past two weeks, she h,as brought out 10 new choir members, and hopefully more in the future. She is accomplishing this, by individual phone calls to every parishioner. Members are grateful to her for giving of her time and efforts. Miss Wilma Van Dyk is directing a youth group and the first meeting in March brought out 10 members. hopefully there will be more at this month's meeting, April 18, 7:30 at St. James School,' Students of high school age are encouraged to attend. Any ideas they may have. will be gratefully ac- cepted. Ken Miskiewicz, will be ordained as a priest in Hamil- ton on May 14. He will celebrate his first mass at St. Theresa's in Kitchener on May 15. He taught school here in Seaforth. r BEHIND THE COUNTER Is where there seemed to be a lot of action at the Presbyterian church on Saturday afternoon at a rummage sale organized by the Fireside Fellowship. From left are members EIgllc Nott, John Patterson Sr..and Clare Relth.i (Photo by Hook) LOTS FOR SALE—Leta McCowan (right) inspects the merchandise at the rummage sale at the Presbyterian church on Saturday while Ted Cosford manned the counters. The sale was sponsored by the Fireside Fellowship. (Photo by Hook) Circus tickets! on sale soon everyone in support the ganization The Seaforth Agricul- f e Agricultural Society tural Society will be sponsor- will Announce in this news- ing an appearance of the paper the start of their ticket Martin and Downs Circus on, gales campaign. They receive Sat. July 2 with two perform- a percentage of all tickets sold ances set for 2:00 and 4:15 at and the money earned from the Fairgrounds. this project will go toward The Martin and Downs their many community mind - Circus tours annually in Can- cd projects. ada and presents one of the Advance tickets will ,be finest fancily performances priced lower than box office under the big top. tickets and it is hoped that Pv© Dr. Ken and Mrs. Stewart of Waterloo, Mrs. Lloyd Christncrof Kitchener were Wednesday visitors with Mrs. J. Ure Stewart. Liz Watson and daughter Sadye of Toronto, visited last week with her sister and brother-in-law Anne and Howard James and family in Egmondville. Joe McLean and Elisabeth Roesch of Banff, Alberta are visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.Y. McLean, Goderich St. W. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellwood, Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woods of Gananoque and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Riley, Winthrop visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley of 11 Jarvis St. Seaforth. Marking the occasion of their 45th wedding anniversary on Aor. 9, Harold and Mary Coleman had dinner in Elmira at the Stone Crock. They were' honoured on Sunday -by a family dinner of some 17 members at the home or Lavern anu Margaret Scott, Ord St. The only one unable to attend was their grandson, Ronald Scott, of Edmonton, Alta. SEAFORTH & DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING .Wednesday, April 20 at 8:15 p.m. at the Seaforth & District Community Centres (Upstairs Hall) FIRST DIVISION ST. COLUMBAN SOCCER CLUB Practice Thursday, April 14 7:15 P.M. TO 9:30 P.M. at Seaforth & District Community Centres Seaforth Men's Recreational Softball League Notice ALL PLAYERS Wishing to have their names included in the DRAFT OF PLAYERS for the 1983 season, please contact one of the below by April 15 Bob Beuttenmiller 527-1680 [Days) 527-0282 [Nights] Colin Young 527-1383 [After 5J Moe Huard 527-0880 [Days] the area will sponsoring or- FARLEY: Debbie and John are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their first child. a' son, Sean Stewart, 9 lbs. 151/2 oz. on April 5, 1983. MONTGOMERY: Ted and Sandra wish to, announce the birth of their son, James - Ross, I1 lbs. 3 ozs. at Strathroy-Middlesex General Hospital, April 8, 1983. Proud grandparents are Mrs. Mar- jory Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Staffen; Sea - forth. VAN BAKEL: Casey and Mary Anne are happy to announce the birth ofDebra Mary Anne, born March 7, 1983 at Stratford General Hospital. A little sister for Jeffrey. Proud grandparents are Lorne and Agnes Flana- gan and Herman -'and Peta Van Bakel, Dublin. READY FOR SPAGHETTI—There was an excellent turnout for the annual spaghetti supper on Friday evening at the St. Thomas Anglican church with Ruth Beuttenmiller and Grace Cornish serving. (Photo by Hook) Garden projects bloom S lagO>P h McaamOQ The indoor gardening pro- jects continue and vegetable seedlings were' ready for transplanting last week. Two more amaryllis bulbs are in bloom. They have been most spectacular with one spike attaining 40" in height and blooms measuring 10" across. Miss Ila Gardner's bulb had ten white blooms at one time. Easter Communion Wor- ship was held on Wednesday afternoon with Rev. T. Duke" of First Presbyterian Church in charge. Mrs. H. Brown was pianist. Rev. Duke had a most inspiring Easter mes'sage. Residents viewed the movie Huckleberry Finn Mr. Kelly Lamont spent Sunday with Miss Mary La- mont and also Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lamont. Viola Hemingway and Morris visited. with Mr. Fin- lay Ross last Friday. Spending the weekend at her home was Mrs. Ruth Noll with her husband Oscar in Palmerston. Mrs. Gladys Ruston spent Sunday at her home in Stratford. Mr, Ross Houghton has returned to Seaforth Health HURON CENTENNIAL SCHOOL SPRING CONCERT Wed. April 27 - Thurs. April 28 8 P.M. - Tickets 5200 PHONE482-3330 WALTON AREA SPORTS CLUB SPRING DANCE at Family Paradise Friday,?April 15 - 9 -1 MUSIC BY PARTY SOUND HOT BUFFET $8.00 Couple Care Facility following his stay in Stratford Genera) Seaforth Health Care Facil- ity held their annual staff meeting in the dining room on Wednesday morning. ,Mr. Dan Scully Director of Opera - To Our SPRING DANCE at the WHITE CARNATION Holmesvllle Saturday, April 16 featuring: Mystery Train Dancing — 9:30 to 1 a.m. Buffet at 1 a.m. $5.00 per person Phone 482-9228 After Hours - 524-4133 •Spot Dance Prizes • Happy hour with reduced prices 8:30 to 9:30. r Stag for Ted Van Dyk Saturday, 1 L April 16 tions, Toronto and Mr. Cliff Thornton, administrator, addressed all staff present. The staff ceramic classes which have been held in the activity room each Monday evening have come to a close for this session. Many beauti- ful and useful articles have been painted by the staff ODDFELLOW AND REBEKAH C.P.T. EUCHRE AND DRAW Thurs., April 14 ODDFELLOWS HALL f For Tickets Phone 345-2519 345-2897 1 Buck & Doe for Pete Van Drunen and Mary Joe Maloney FRIDAY, APRIL 15 J Seaforth Scouts Bottle Drive Saturday, April 16 10-1 at Seaforth Optimist Park Compliments of WHITNEY-RIBEY FUNERAL HOME Agent for 87 Goderich St. W. Stratford Memorials 527-1390 Ow f IE DRIVE-IN THEATRE CLINTON 189 BEECH STREET 482-7030 THIS WEEKEND: APRIL 13-16-17 FRIDAY. SATURDAY, SUNDAY SOX OFFICE OPENS AT 1:30 P.M./FIRST SHOW AT 0:00 RICHARD PRYOR JACKEE GLEASON T THE . MINN PLUS 2Np FEATURE OMISSION HANDMADE. FILMS PRF_SE..NTS e u Ithelllissionarg. He gave his body to save their souls. SPECIAL ADMISSION FOR APRIL: Adults '3.11 Chi dren under 12 FREE The CWL convention will be held at the University of Windsor on May 10.11. The local CWL will be,sending two delegates Mrs. Elsie Willems and Mrs. Francis Maloney. The end of the year reports were given by all executive and committees. Mrs. Marg Smale. was appointed chair lady of the nominating and election com- mittee. Mrs. Von Vincent and Mrs. Chris Hoste were also members of the committee. The new executive is: president: Mrs. Harry Hak, first vice -Mrs. John Jansen, second vice -Mrs. John Van Dooren, third vice -Mrs. Cor- nelius De Corte; recording secretary -Mrs. Peter Wil- lems; corresponding secre- tary -Mrs. Robt, Kistner; treasurer -Mrs. Mike Marion. May is membership month. The fee this year is $4. 'there were 15 children, who made their first com- munion, last April 10 at 11:00 mass. Refreshments were served after in the school for the children and their parents. The CWL, at that time presented each communicant with their first communion certificate. , On Monday evening April 11.58, made their confirm- ation. The official installation will be at the May meeting. , An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. Buck & Doe for DOUG OSBORN and JAYNE COBURN Friday, Apr. 15 MONKTON COMMUNITY CENTRE Lunch & Refreshments 4.00 per person MUSIC BY D.J. GEORGE There will be a mass 'in honor of "Our Lady of Good Council" and installation officers on May 3. ALL STAR Since 1962 TOURS OF EXCELLENCE * Short Spring Tours * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * It's A Mystery Ottawa In Bloom Explore 1000 Islands - A Lot of Fun for Everyone - Westgale Dinner Theatre - Frankenmuth & Greenfield - Ottawa & Montreal - Muskoka Splendour - Scotts Vacation Retreat - 2 days 3 days 3 days 4 days 4 days 3 days 4 days 4 days 4 days from 5119 from 5159 from 5159 from 5199 from S159 from S199 from 5149 from 5249 from 5299 Victoria Weekend Washington, D.C. New York, N.Y. Wheeling & Pittsburgh Nashville - A.M. Nashville - P.M. 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Submit these items to the Seaforth Recreation Office. If you are an individual wanting to play, call and leave your name and phone number. For further information, call 527-0882. PA TH -I, ♦N1 tOUp,11 OOOFRI(N TR514 7111 WED.-THURS. LAST 2 DAYS FOR 7:10 1(I\l "II.I.t.(N I1!'-' \k HIGH ROAD Ib CHINA STARTS FRIDAY SUINs 7NURS07:1 " 3 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS PAUL NEWMAN THE VERDICT Frank Galvin hits one last chance to do somethint. right. FRI.-SAT.-SUN. sox OnICt OLIN! 7:44 I.M. CNIIDRFN UNDIR 14 FRrr A 0,111. 111 LLA. r1 2ND FEATURE CHEECH & CHONG THINGS ARE TO!'GIl ALLOVER ,.o • • • •