The Huron Expositor, 1986-04-02, Page 10A10 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 2, 1986''"'
DUBLIN AND AREA.
Locals return tanned from trip
St. Columban Correspondent
MRS. CECILIA RYAN
345-2028
Mary Jo Ryan, Cheryl Campbell, Brenda
Hanes, Colleen Maloney, Cheryl Morey and
W ilma Van Dyk spent one week in Puerto
Valletta, Mexico. The weather was beautiful,
85 degrees and higher, and all returned home
with a suntan.
Jim Melady of Hanover, Harry and Pat
Ryan, Kevin, Lori Lyn and Chris of
Thamesford, Wayne and Anne Chapin,
William and Vanessa, Brian Melady of
Mitchell, Debbie, Sean and Brian Melady
and Don Melady of jondon spent Easter with
Ted and Frances Melady and in the evening,
Tom and Joanne Melady visited with the
Meladys.
Joe Hicknell, Holy Angel's Parish, St.
Thomas, Joe Manley of Stratford, and John
Hicknell of St. Mary's spent Easter Sunday
with Francis and Marie Hicknell. Marg
Hicknell of Waterloo spent Good Friday and
Saturday with her parents.
Leo and Mary Smith and Melody of Acton
and Dave and Joanne Regier and family of
Kitchener visit d on the weekend with Ab
and Eileen Cr in,
Mary Moylanspent Easter Sunday with
Don and Rita Moylan and family.
Tom and Joan a Melady spent Easter with
the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Roks
of Delaware.
James Sloan of Toronto spent the weekend
with his parents, Tom and Eileen Sloan.
Dave and Marilyn W ylie of Kitchener, Neil
and Glenda Murray, Bradley, Mandy and
Leanne, Louise Sloan and Rob of Seaforth,
Joan Bruxer and Maty Lou Jansen spent
Easter Sundays with Tom and Meddle
Murray.
Rob and Marie De Jong, Rickie, Tracy,
Robbie and Carol Martin of Monkton, Dan
and Bonnie Cfrpnin„ Mark and Jenny of
Staffa, Bob and' Theresa Admans of Strat-
ford, Leo and Dianne Cronin and family of
Mitchell, Joe Cronin and Betty Kittar of
Seaforth, Gordod Cronin, Jerome Cronin and
Darlene Henderson, Anne Cronin and Bob
Henderson spent Easter Sunday ' with
Phonse and Annie Cronhi,
Cronin.
Mary and Barbara Feeney of Stratford
spent the weekend with their parents Ferg
and Teresa Feeney.
Barry and Susan Lane and Kirk of
Unionville, Toronto, Rob Lane and Sean Lane
of Toronto visited over the weekend with Jack
and Mary Catherine Lane,
Joe and Cindy Claessens and Andrew of
Milton, Frank and Debbie Claessens and
Jennifer of Milton, Martha Claessens of
London and Don and Mary Riegel and
children of Walton visited on Easter Sunday
with Matt and Martha Claessens.
J.D. and Marg MacRae, Jenny and Ian of
London, Les and Laura Ward and Shannon of,
Kitchener, Jim and Pat Subject, Carrie,
Ryan, Jeff and Nathan of Kitchener, Don and,
Brenda Ryan, Matthew, Stephen and David,
of Melbourne, Louise Ryan of Kitchener and,
Mary Jo Ryan of Southampton spent Easter
Sunday with Clarence and Cecilia Ryan and.
Mark.
Gerry and Karen Ryan, Jason, Amanda
and Jeremy spent Easter with Delaine Cronin
in Dublin.
Over 80 attend Staffa dessert euchre
Staffa Correspondent
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN-
345-2346
Staffa Women's Institute held a successful
dessert euchre recently with over 80 visitors
present. Circles two and three were in charge
of the afternoon.
Following ten games of progressive euchre.
prizes were awarded to Mary Fink, Florence
Boydes, Ida Pinder, Dorothy Duncan, Marg-
aret Smale, Gwen Christie, Velma Burchill,
Jean Anderson, Ada• Pethick, Harry Cinch
and Robert McLachlan.
PUBLIC RELATIONS
Joyce Vivian hosted the Public Relations
meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute at
her home in Mitchell on Wednesday. Eleven
members and one visitor were present.
Perth South District President, Helen
Shute, of Kirkton, was guest speaker. She
gave her reflections and memories of the
F.W.I.C. convention held last year in
London. She also brought pictures she had
taken during her term as District President.
Mrs. Shute was introduced by Florence
McPhail and thanked by Joyce Vivian.
Mrs. McPhail presided and opened with a
poem on decorations.
Mrs. Shute assisted Roberta Templeman
in a discussion on the C. W .I. F. recommenda-
tions which were printed in the Home and
Country.
Doris Miller reported on a recent district
executive meeting at Kirkton, saying that the
District Annual would be held in Kirkton on
Tuesday, May 20 with Staffa Women's
Institute responsible for the registration. The
theme is Women in Todays World. She also
reported Perth South donated 56 guilts to the
Southwestern childrens hospital in London.
The three Perth Districts are publishing a
cook book for the International Plowing
Match in 1988 and branch members are asked
to hand in their recipes at the District Annual.
The president, Kay Smale presided for the
business. Members were reminded of the
Daffodil Tea to be held in Main Street United
Church on Saturday, Apr115 from 2-4 p.m. A
microwave cooking course will also be held in
St. John's United Church on April 10 and the
Continued on page A15
Bayfield residents make visit to Walton
HATS OFF — Not quite) At Seaforth Public School Thursday the idea was to have hats on.
Students and teachers got all decked out for an Easter bonnet parade. Prizes were given to
the best hats In various categories. In thls photo teachers Carol Hoelscher and Kathy Elliott
hide behind the overpowering hat worn by another of the school's staff, Maggie McDonald.
Mcllwralth photo
McKillop Correspondent
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Glanville and Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Hartman of Bayfield were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
McCallum at RR 1, Walton.
Cindy and Shane McClure spent a few
days with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson McClure at Egmondville.
Marie Ward and Margaret Kraigh of
Ingersol visited with Mr. and Mrs. Victor
W and on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum of RR 1,
Walton, Idella Regele and Norman Hubley
of Seaforth were supper guests with Mr. and
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Mr. and Mrs. John Glanville of RR 4,
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and Mrs. Harold McCallum.
Cindy and Colleen McCallum visited on
the weekend with their grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Willis at Brussels.
Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Ward were Mr. and Mrs. Bryan McClure
and Amy RR 2, Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Warn, David, Billie Joe and Mathew of
Bornholm.
Sunday, visitors at Hubley-Regele home
were Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum of RR
1, W alton, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ward of
RR 4, Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan McClure and Amy
and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McClure, Cindy
and Shane of RR 2, Seaforth, spent Sunday
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Mr. and Mrs. Tony DeCoo and Andrea of
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Mr. and Mrs. Vidor Ward of RR 4
Walton visited on Thursday with Mr. and
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