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The Huron Expositor, 1988-08-03, Page 5THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 2, 1988 - 5A Bantam tournament will be held in Walton Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY MCCALL 887-6677 Sunday, July 24 the Shortreed Reunion was held at the home of Elgin and May Johnson, near Wingham. Over 50 members gathered for a social time and a pot luck meal. Guests were present from Shelbourne, Toronto, Burlington, Peter- borough, Stratford, London, Ilderton, Var- na, Wingham, Belgrave and Walton. PLAN TOURNAMENTS This coming weekend the Bantam Boys Tournament will be held on Friday and Saturday at the Walton Park. There will be 8 teams participating, the first game to start at 7:00 p.m. Friday evening. The tourna- ment will be hosted by coaches, Don and Pat Nolan. The Squirt Tournament is scheduled for the following weekend, August 12-13. PEOPLE Karen Bernard and Kendra Shortreed are holidaying this week at Camp Menestung, Goderich. Ruth Thamer spent the weekend with An- nie Reid of Seaforth. Elva Shortreed, London, visited over a weekend recently with the Shortreed families in the community. Allan and Betty McCall; Bev Stevenson and boys spent Sunday with Doug and Betty Currie and James of Brampton at their trailer at Family Paradise. Many other family .members called during the afternoon. Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether and John were Mrs. Ruby Webster, Clinton; Kathy Larone, Seaforth; and Steven Huether, Toronto. Mrs. Margery Huether has recently returned from the "Alps Seminar". She, along with thirty-five teachers visited Nor- thern Italy, Southern Germany, Switzerland and Austria for three weeks. Viola Kirkby Is spending this week lit her cottage at Point Clark. Emmerson Mitchell has been a patient in the Seaforth Hospital since last Thursday. No doubt a planned holiday. We all hope things are under control soon and he is home. The Walton area Sports committee has changed its monthly meeting from this Tuesday till next weekend: August 9 at the library at 8:00 pm. CHURCH CLOSED FOR AUG. Duff's United Church will be closed for the month of August as Reverend Bonnie Lam bl'e will be on holidays. Services will resume September 4. 1 t ANNIVERSARY .... at HAIR DESIGNS by FREE DRAW, AUG. 3, 4, 5, 6 1st Prize 855.00 Value 2nd Prize 818.95 Value PERM RON"G Queensway begins Residents were busy Monday afternoon making Beeswax candles and packaging them for our Christmas craft and bake sale. We are working now to build up our inven- tory of crafts to sell. We are still hoping to hear from interested volunteer knitters who would help produce slippers, mittens etc. Just call Queensway for further informa- tion, 262-2830. Tuesday, Rev. Arbogast of Christian Reform church, Exeter led our worship ser- vice. Everyone enjoyed his service and his singing. Iva Reid assisted with bowling at Town and Country Lanes, Zurich, again this month. This is a regular and much looked forward to activity at Queensway. Neil Regan was high bowler this month and we were excited to see him close to breaking 20& Bob Heywood and Paul Klemke entertain- ed Wednesday evening at our monthly Bir- thday Party. Residents were enthralled the repertoire of Gospel, Old Tyme and Country and Western favorites. Birthday Greetings to Ida Dunlop, Annie Rule, Matilda Pfile, Elva Willert, Genevieve Win- dover, Vivan Cooper, Hiriam French, Madeline Sippel. Thursday afternoon Dorothy Elder visited us and pampered several residents with manicures and hand massages. Our movie feature in the evening "National Velvet" starring Elizabeth Taylor was well attended. We're not sure whether the movie or the fresh cinnamon buns were the main attraction. Friday morning Resident Council met and discussed several issues and concerns. Residents are pleased to have this forum through which to air opinions and make decisions. International Day ended our week as we focused on Canada and her pro- vinces. Canadian Trivia was played with the amount of knowledge displayed truly as- tounding. It was fun doing Canada as many residents have lived in the various pro - work for Christmas craft sale 3rd Prize 812.50 Value CUT & STYLE Drop in and put your name in the draw! Draw to be August 6 at 2:00 p.m, QUEE NSWAYaF 01..41-11 `. NEWSI.!. Ittifi1 1 s: vinces. We finished off our program with a real Canadian snack, ice cream topped with maple syrup, Thank you to the many people who loaned artifacts. These ranged from a 527-2180 1.5 E. William St. Seaforthj lobster trap from New Brunswick to carv- ings from Quebec, wheat representing Saskatchewan, Indian beadwork from N.W.T. and many, many more. Ken Smith Pool's Ltd. INTERNATIONAL DAY at Queensway nurbing home in Hensall featured Canada this week. Residents told stories about the provinces they had lived in, and items were brought in to represent each of the provinces, Mary Roobel of Hensall, Kathleen Gillespie of Exeter, and Annie Rule of Seaforth are shown here with a spinning wheel, wheat, mukluks and a variety of item from various parts of the country. The residents capped the day with a film and a meal of ice cream with maple syrup. Corbett photo. Staffa WI holds public relations meeting Staffa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 Mrs. Ellen Vivian and Mrs. Jay Dearing have returned from a holiday in the western provinces. Doris Miller had her grandsons Ricky and Adam holidaying with her for a few days. Friends, relatives and neighbours attend- ed a shower at the Cromarty Presbyterian Church on Monday evening honouring Nan- cy Scott bride -elect on Saturday, August 13. Margaret Miller chaired a short program consisting of musical numbers by Larry Jo Gardiner and Sara Elliott, a reading, "Leonard Must Be Tied To -night" by Margaret Miller and a humorous skit was presented by Patti Taylor nad Peggy Kerslake. Margaret read an address and Nancy was assisted in opening the many lovely gifts by her two sisters-in-law Carol and Mary Lou Scott. Nancy expressed her thanks to all present. Refreshments were served by the plann- ing group, Margaret Miller, Peggy Kerslake. Doris Miller and Patti and Ann Taylor. Doris Miller presided for the Public Rela- tions meeting of the Staffa Women's In- stitute, held in the township hall on Wednes- day evening July 27 at 7:30 p.m. Special guest for the evening was the Perth South District President, Doris Denham of Kirkton. Doris brought greetings from the District and read several items on "The Housewife". She was introduced by Doris Miller and thanked by Roberta Templeman. Doris opened the meeting with the In- stitute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect, followed by a poem, Seasons. Eleven members answered the roll call, a short item from the Home and Country, which proved interesting. Minutes were read by the secretary - Verle Mahon and treasurers report given by Kay Smale. Kay also entertained everyone with some funny anecdotes. Roberta Templeman presided for the business. Verle reading a bulletin from the F.W.I.O, outlining some changes and updating everyone on recent F.W.I.O. activities. A thank -you from the recipient of our Grade 7 & 8 boys solo winner at Mitchell iii�?M �3i F: .ROVE 16' Reg. $50. $38. 21' Reg. 585. $65. 24' Reg. 5112. $88. 12' x 24' Reg. $64. $49. Ducane B -B -Q 11 2002 Reg. $650 $575. BIo Guard 60 gram pack Chlorine Tabs Reg. 99.98 $79. 16' x 32'....Reg. $ 162. $ 120. 16' x 40'....Reg. 5202. $156. 18' x 36'....Reg. $206. 5159. 20' x 40'....Reg. 5253. $199. Ducane B -B -Q 114002 Reg. $975 $875. Stingy Sticks 4.5 kg. Reg. 67.95 $55. KREEPY KRAULY Reg. $715.575. Box 511 Music Festival was read. A donation was made to the Perth County Women's Plowing Match Committee and permission given to the Mitchell Fair display committee to replace the Staffa W.I. display sign. Kay Smale reported on the district executive meeting held recently at Kirkton and gave us several dates and upcoming events to remember. London Area Curators Workshop on August 9 at Dashwood Community Centre - bring a bag lunch. Mitchell Fall Fair - W.I. display to be set up on August 31 or September 1 - Theme - A country store. International Plowing Match - Sept. 20-24. London area convention - St. Thomas - Oct. 13 and 14. Perth County Women's Institute Rally - Atwood Thursday Oct. 20 - Staffa W.I. a skit. Perth South District executive banquet, hosted by Staffa W.I in the township hall, Tuesday, November 1. The meeting closed with the singing of 0 Canada, followed by refreshments which had been prepared by Marjorie Drake and Marion McCaughey. Cranbrook youth enjoys exchange Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 7-6645 a: 527-0411 Seaforth TRIANE LE DISC0UN t«,,,:., The regular morning service will be held in Knox Presbyterian Church at 9:45 a.m. August 7 following July holidays. Gerald Knight, a Listowel high school stu- dent, travelled to Regina on July 4 as part of a 4-H exchange program. There he was met by his partner Carman Legault. Gerald stayed with Carman's family near Val Marie, Saskatchewan and on July 19 they arrived at Toronto airport on their way to Gerald's home at RR 3 Brussels, where Car- man stayed with the Knight family. It was an enjoyable experience for both 4-H members having been well entertained in both provinces. Mrs. Wilfred Strickler attended a relative's shower at the home of Reverend Allan Cornish and Mrs. Cornish, Don Mills on July 24. • Mr. and and Mrs. Jerry King and sons Matthew and David, Brantford, called on Mrs. MacEngel on Wednesday on their way home from a camping holiday. They also visited with Jerry's grandfather, Harold Smalldon, at the Callander Nursing Horne, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Tilroe Hedden and Miss Ruth Kenney, Florida, visited Mrs. MacEngel and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Engel. Mrs. Bill Armstrong and Mrs. Mary Holl- ingsworth, Fergus; and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keys, h Seaforth, visited at the same home on y. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley arrived home Friday from a one month motor trip to Saskatchewan. Mr. Howard Mitchell and family members, have been enjoying a holiday at his home here and have been visiting in the area. THE VAN EGMOND FOUNDATION held its country breakfast on Sunday to raise money for the buildings ongoing expenses. Cooking at the breakfast were Dorothy Papple of Egmondvilie, Irene Okahashi of Bayfield, Shirley Wright of London, Shirley Hargraves of Brucefietd, and Edith Epps of Toronto. Corbett photo. Cronin family St. Columban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 Forty-four descendants of the late Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cronin of St. Columban attended the annual family reunion on Saturday, July 30 at the Dublin Community Centre. Atten- ding the reunion were Ab and Eileen Cronin and their families, and Alphonse and Annie Cronin with their families. Games and contests were enjoyed with all ages participating. Mass at 5 o'clock was offered by Father J. Hardy at the pavillion followed by a pot luck supper with fried chicken. Congratulations are extended to Anne Marie Maloney and Robert Rock united in marriage on Saturday,July 30 at St. Colum - ban Catholic Church with Father J. Hardy officiating. reunion held Parents of the bade anti groom are tray and Eleanor Maloney and Ken and Carol Rock. Congratulations to Colleen Maloney and Ron Janmaat who were united in marriage on Saturday, July 30 at St. James Catholic Church, Seaforth with Father J.C. Caruana officiating. Colleen's parents are Ken and Madelon and Ron's parents are John and Mary Jan- meat,all of Seaforth. Relatives,and friends attended the dinner and reception at the Seaforth Community Centre. Laura, Les and Shanon Ward of Kitchener and Pat Subject and children of Kitchener visited on the weekend with Clarence and Cecilia Ryah. I would like to correct an error in last week's correspondence. Roy and Ang Swart have a new grandson, born to Joanne and Gary Schleen, not a granddaughter. My apologies for this mistake. Faberge Organic 500 SPECIALS. IN EFFECT AUGUST mi SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONER 100 G. BRUT 33 ANTI-PERSPIRANTS LISTERINE 500 ML. MOUTHWASH PLANTERS 750 G. PEANUTS TONI HOME PERMS C S TTONELLE 4 ROLL TOILET TISSUE BAROL BAT TO SCHOOL 12 PIECES KIT PACKAGE OF 12 4PFNS thth4n o/Main Corner. Se for$h ECIA LS 111$ TO 14th, 1988 $1.99 51.99 52.99 '2.79 $3.59 51.49 $2,49 $1,39 e A 1 McGRATH �.. �PLUMBINGand 1 HEATING LARRY McGRATH IT'S OUR 1ST ANNIVERSARY We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our valued customers for their patronage over the past year. We look forward to serving you in the years to come. 527-0493 •Plumbing •Water Heaters •Furnaces •Water Softeners •Bathrooms •Central Air Conditioners TRIANE LE DISC0UN t«,,,:., The regular morning service will be held in Knox Presbyterian Church at 9:45 a.m. August 7 following July holidays. Gerald Knight, a Listowel high school stu- dent, travelled to Regina on July 4 as part of a 4-H exchange program. There he was met by his partner Carman Legault. Gerald stayed with Carman's family near Val Marie, Saskatchewan and on July 19 they arrived at Toronto airport on their way to Gerald's home at RR 3 Brussels, where Car- man stayed with the Knight family. It was an enjoyable experience for both 4-H members having been well entertained in both provinces. Mrs. Wilfred Strickler attended a relative's shower at the home of Reverend Allan Cornish and Mrs. Cornish, Don Mills on July 24. • Mr. and and Mrs. Jerry King and sons Matthew and David, Brantford, called on Mrs. MacEngel on Wednesday on their way home from a camping holiday. They also visited with Jerry's grandfather, Harold Smalldon, at the Callander Nursing Horne, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Tilroe Hedden and Miss Ruth Kenney, Florida, visited Mrs. MacEngel and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Engel. Mrs. Bill Armstrong and Mrs. Mary Holl- ingsworth, Fergus; and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keys, h Seaforth, visited at the same home on y. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley arrived home Friday from a one month motor trip to Saskatchewan. Mr. Howard Mitchell and family members, have been enjoying a holiday at his home here and have been visiting in the area. THE VAN EGMOND FOUNDATION held its country breakfast on Sunday to raise money for the buildings ongoing expenses. Cooking at the breakfast were Dorothy Papple of Egmondvilie, Irene Okahashi of Bayfield, Shirley Wright of London, Shirley Hargraves of Brucefietd, and Edith Epps of Toronto. Corbett photo. Cronin family St. Columban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 Forty-four descendants of the late Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cronin of St. Columban attended the annual family reunion on Saturday, July 30 at the Dublin Community Centre. Atten- ding the reunion were Ab and Eileen Cronin and their families, and Alphonse and Annie Cronin with their families. Games and contests were enjoyed with all ages participating. Mass at 5 o'clock was offered by Father J. Hardy at the pavillion followed by a pot luck supper with fried chicken. Congratulations are extended to Anne Marie Maloney and Robert Rock united in marriage on Saturday,July 30 at St. Colum - ban Catholic Church with Father J. Hardy officiating. reunion held Parents of the bade anti groom are tray and Eleanor Maloney and Ken and Carol Rock. Congratulations to Colleen Maloney and Ron Janmaat who were united in marriage on Saturday, July 30 at St. James Catholic Church, Seaforth with Father J.C. Caruana officiating. Colleen's parents are Ken and Madelon and Ron's parents are John and Mary Jan- meat,all of Seaforth. Relatives,and friends attended the dinner and reception at the Seaforth Community Centre. Laura, Les and Shanon Ward of Kitchener and Pat Subject and children of Kitchener visited on the weekend with Clarence and Cecilia Ryah. I would like to correct an error in last week's correspondence. Roy and Ang Swart have a new grandson, born to Joanne and Gary Schleen, not a granddaughter. My apologies for this mistake. Faberge Organic 500 SPECIALS. IN EFFECT AUGUST mi SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONER 100 G. BRUT 33 ANTI-PERSPIRANTS LISTERINE 500 ML. MOUTHWASH PLANTERS 750 G. PEANUTS TONI HOME PERMS C S TTONELLE 4 ROLL TOILET TISSUE BAROL BAT TO SCHOOL 12 PIECES KIT PACKAGE OF 12 4PFNS thth4n o/Main Corner. Se for$h ECIA LS 111$ TO 14th, 1988 $1.99 51.99 52.99 '2.79 $3.59 51.49 $2,49 $1,39 e