The Huron Expositor, 1988-05-18, Page 1110A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 18, 1988
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Staffa Correspondent
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
345-2346
Staffa Women's Institute members
gathered at the township hall op Thursday
evening for a business meeting. Roberta
Templeman presided opening with a poem,
"Little Things".
The 85th anniversary of the Staffa WI is to
be held in the township hall on Wednesday,
May 25 and plans were finalized for the
afternoon's entertainment and lunch.
Members were reminded of the District
Annual being hosted by Sebringville
Women's Institute on May 17 and Staffa
members duties at it. They include assisting
St. Pauls in serving coffee during registra-
tion and bringing gifts for the Ladies Divi-
sion of the International Plowing Match.
Staffa is also responsible for extending an
invitation to host the 1989 District Annual.
Grace Kerslake presented her report on
the plowing match food booth, telling what
they would like Staffa women to do, and ask-
ing how many would volunteer to help.
The Institute decided to sponsor someone
for the Queen of the Fair competition at Mit-
chell Fair. Any girl between 17 and 24 years
of age should give then a call if they are
interested.
For Service Call 229-8222
or 1-800-265-2938
AFTER 6 P.M. CALL
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friendly, helpful service. We wish Effie all
the best in the future.
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CLINTON'S 8th ANNUAL
KLOMPEN FEEST PARADE
Inquiries have been made regarding ren-
tal prices for a place to host the 1989 District
Annual, and these were discussed.
Everyone received their printed programs
for 1988-9, thanks to program coordinator
Joyce Vivian.
HIBBERT WOMEN
The May meeting of the Ribbert United
Church Women, was held in the Family Life
Centre with Nancy Dearing and Sandra
Kemp in charge of devotions and program.
They used as their theme, "Spring Again"
and showed a film on spring scenes in
British Columbia.
Chairperson for the business portion was
Verle Mahon. For their June meeting
members decided to eat out in Mitchell.
Plans were finalized for the annual ham and
strawberry supper to be held in the Family
Life Centre on Wednesday, June 8. The
Bimini Camping experience slated for later
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in June was discussed.
Everyone enjoyed a lunch served by Ada
Pethick and Joy Dearing. I
PEOPLE
The Templeman family members par-
ticipated in a slowpitbhe co-ed tournament
in Mitchell on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young,ungannon,���
Mr. and Mrs. Don Culbert and family, Port
Albert, Philip Young and familjr, Dungan-
non and Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Mit-
chell attended Cromarty Presbyterian
Church on Sunday when "Allan Carter
Kerslake", son of Craig and r'eggy
Kerslkae, was welcomed into thn 1 Lurch
during the sacrament of Baptism, uy the
Reverend Lucie Milne. She was assisted by
Jean Carey, clerk of Session. The were
later both dinner guests of Craig, Peggy,
Heather, Ian and Allan Kerslake.
Dublin students fare well in track
Dublin Correspondent
MRS. DON MACRAE
345-2842 or 345-2140
Sympathy of the community goes to the
family of Mr. Gilbert Murray who died last
Thursday.
Mass of Christian burial was celebrated
on Saturday at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic
Church with Father Carrigan. Burial was in
St. Columban Cemetery.
Congratulations to track and field athlete
Joe Looby, the son of Mrs. Margaret Looby
of Dublin, who was the top athlete at the
Track and Field Championships last week
at the Regina Nandi High School in Mid-
dlesex where he is a senior student.
Joe was the top runner in the 400 -metres in
52.2 seconds to break the record over last
year and he anchored the 4 x 100 metre relay
team to win in 45.2 seconds, which was 0.6
seconds under the old mark. Joe also won
the 100 metre run in 11.4 seconds and was
one of the team winners in the individua
champions.
Mrs. Eileen MacRae had a number of
celebrations for her mother, Mrs. Ada
Davidson, Ritz Villa, Mitchell, on her 92nd
birthday on May 13th.
Her nieces came to visit on her day, which
were Beth McEwen, Stratford; Ann
Frances, Mitchell; and many cards and
phone calls from her family and relatives.
On Saturday evening, Mrs. Davidson was
able to visit the MacRaes in Dublin for din-
ner with Eileen's brother Orval from West
Hill. Keith, another brother from Kitchener,
was unable to attended due to illness.
On Sunday, Orval and Eileen spent a few
hours with Mrs. Davidson and she enjoyed a
drive out to the country.
Other than failing eyesight, Mrs. David-
son is in good health for her (young) age of
92. Thanks to everyone who remembered
her with cards and phone calls.
Mrs. Rose Boryswick and children Tami,
Grant and Daniel of Stratford were witl) her
parents Joe and Olga Eckert on Sunday and
on Monday, daughter Mrs. Judy Emms also
of Stratford visited.
Junior Farmers
crown queen
The Perth County Junior Farmers crgwn-
ed a new queen at the Atwood Community
Centre at their annual Spring Fling dapce
recently.
Sharon Fell, representing the Mitchell
Junior Farmers, was awarded the title
"Miss Perth County Junior Farmer."
Last year's winner, Marlyne Denham of
Kirkton, crowned Miss Fell, of RR 2 Staffa.
Other contestants were Patty Ehgoetz of the
Stratford Junior Farmers, who was chosen
first runner-up; Patty Elliot of the Listowel
Junior Farmers and Jennifer Schmidt
representing the Milverton Junior Farmers.
Miss Fell is a graduate of Mitchell District
High School (MDHS) and is presently atten-
ding Conestoga College's Stratford campus
where she hopes to graduate in November
with a diploma in nursing.
She is the daughter of Helen and Lojne
Fell of Staffa, and is a member of 4-11 and
her hobbies include gardening, reading,
sewing and playing the piano.
St. Columban honors brides-to-be
St. Columban Correspondent
MRS. CECILIA RYAN
345-2028
A miscellaneous bridal shower was held
on Sunday afternoon in the St. Columban
Church hall for Joyce Sloan.
The shower, given by Sandra Sloan and
Louise Nolan was attended by relatives,
neighbors and friends of the bride-to-be.
Joyce received many useful gifts and
thanked everyone for them after which the
ladies enjoyed a very delicious lunch.
Joyce will be married to John Devereux
on July 16.
The St. Columban neighbors of Mary
Kurtz had a get-together on Sunday at lion
and Mary Ryan's Roost prior to her leaving
St. Columban.
Steve Murray said a few approprf to
words and Mary was presented with a pair
of brass candleholders.
Mary and her friend will be married the
end of May and will be living in St. Thomas.
They are wished much happiness In their
new home.
THE PROBLEM
Dandelions !
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THIS SATURDAY, MAY 21
• • STARTING AT 11 A.M.
THROUGH
DOWNTOWN CLINTON
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•We're proud to feature these
Bands in our parade —
•Waterloo Regional Police Bond
•Mitchell Legion Band
•Clinton Legion Pipes & Drums
•The Dykehoppers
•Loridon 37th Sea Cadet Courageous Band
SEE PROGRAM FOR PARADE ROUTE
DUTCH PLAY
Saturday, May 21
at 7:00 p.m.
CLINTON TOWN HALL
"Zwarte Kunst op de
Dagerland"
(SLACK MAGIC AT DAWN)
ADMISSION: '3.50 per person
In advance
'4.0t per person at the door
•Dutch Boy Cadet 8. Bugle Corps
•Seoforth Girls Drurn 8, Bugle Band
•Seoforth - Dashwood Band
•Brussels Legion Pipes & Drums
THE SOLUTION
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WE CARE FOR YOUR LAWN.
GIANT CHICKEN
BARBECUE
Saturday, May 21
5:00 PM & 6:30 PM
In the Clinton Pork. Adults '8.
Children '4. Only a Limited number
will be sold. AVAILABLE AT: 8 & M
Furniture, Aikens, Sean, Clinton
information Booth In Downtown
Clinton, T.B. Allen, Londesboro
SUNDAY, MAY 22
2:00 P.M.
ECUMENICAL PRAISE
& WORSHIP SERVICE
Variety of solo performances
and singing groups
Speaker: Rev. David Snihur
THE NUMBER
524-2424