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BY HELEN ALLEN
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Phone 345-2841,
Dublin 410
OMEA ,seeks challenges
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• WISH YOU A HAPPY
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Day,
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He said they must eontinually
see to the need of keeping the
consumers of electricity and local
councils knowledgeable about
eletrical erterey, its costs, the
siviands and the continuing
efforts being made 4.) ensure a
continuous supply. of energy to
meet the needs of the people of
the province.
Commissioners must accept the
challenge to seek out ways of
making greater contributions not
only to respective local commis-
Just a 'few facts re the Annual sions but to the association.
meeting of the OMEA. The new There is doubt that the deliher-
president is D.R Larkssorthy an ations last week in Toronto will
optometrist in Stratford. . Past has e a direct bearing on the cost
, president A. B. Cousins suggest's and as ailability,of future energy
that it is e,qually important that in Ontario. lea p
indis idual commissioners and Mr. Frank Cronin ahei his
members of the local commis- nephew Gary Cronin have return-
sions he prepared to meet todays after• spending holidays
challenges. Florida.
St Peter's hosts day
of prayer
Pauline DeKroon. Theresa Van
Bergen Betts Anne Kre-sonen and
Vickie McCreight shaped and
hake so, types of dinner rolls., The
Canadian Food guide for Health
was studied.
Nlary Jo looby was elected
secretary for the next three
- meetings Acheisement Day
plans acre made, Maureen De-
laney, Mary Jo Loclby and Vickie
MoCreight to pot on our demon-
stration. 'Meeting closed is ith hot
rolls .for. lunch.
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Seaforth Ontario
Participate
in a review of
Human Rights'
THE ONTARIO HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION
is 'conducting a comprehensive review of the
Ontario Human Rights Code.
The Commission will examine the changing
human rights needs of Ontario residents and
make recommendations to the Government of
Ontario designed to:
1. strengthen the Human Rights Code;
2. improve the structure and effectiveness
of the Human Rights Commission;
3. encourage responsive, effective
community and educational programs
in the field of hUman rights.
Briefs and comments are invited from individu-
als, groups, and organizations and should be .
sent to the ComMissidn no later than May 15,
1976.
The Commission will also conduct a number
of public hearings throUghout the province.
Locations and dates will,be.announced. ,
Your enquiries are most welcome and should
be directed to:,
Secretary,
Review Committee,
Ontario Human Rights Commission,
400 University Avenue,
, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1T7
ONTARIO HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSPN:
Rosalie Abella, Bromley 'Armstrong,
Lita-Rose Betcherman, Jean Marie Bordeleau,
Elsie Chilton, Valerie Kasurak, N.7Bruce McLeod,
Thomas H. B. Symons, Chairman. .
Ontario Human
Rights Commission
Ontario
to throw'sdmetbing on and come
out. Remember if you like cards.
or just a couple of hours chat, you
will not be asked for your birth
certificate.
There will not be an April
Meeting, but the May one, will be
the last until file The final big
draw will be made then. Perhaps
we can 4114go fishing or just lie
around in the shade.
Miss Catherine Moylan, St.
Thomas visited her mother here
on the weekend.
marketing stit;:h ‘k rn cc?. ar,d talked
arislut- tne colour scheme this . •
\ prof..A
last met tine were re.act The hack •
WI talks
The February meeting of, :he Mee.:ing Rol: a ha:
Dublin W. Institute was held the h.armons"of your
recently at Mrs. N. NIcKaels protect is. 'They disc.ssed the
Dublin with 12 Members Present uses of the' back stitch and., he‘ k to
Roll call was haw can sale improve create our oar -design and
our institute? learned 110%; to make the misted
. Topic. taken ha Mrs. Annis. c..h„viti...s.t.t.t.1-1 Next meeting to he
and Mrs.4, Harold PetNck ss as held or. Mar.h. Sth
family and consumer affairs on
Marketing and-, Electromt.
outs and Price markings A
reading Mrs W. .Annis was
titled. "If God would go on.
Strike ...
Pennies for friendship were
collected and a -dOnation made to
'Guatemala e .arthqu'ake fund.
A. film "Children of our Time'
will he shown at the Legion Hall.
in Stratford Wednesday April - at
ri:30p..m.
Mrs. Harold Peihick had a
reading on House Cleaning T aso
'contests ee ere erno>ed, •
Mis„ McKda showed decorat-
ing discarded Kitties and iars and'
tins around the house by spray
painting and' hand. paints. She
showed her Orchid in bloom
which she brought from the
Orchi'dJungle in Florida. Mrs R
Burchill was , presented with a
Institute pin for duties carried out
in the Institute. hunch was
set-vied by Mrs. J. Burcha Mrs
C.' Ronev.
Correspondent :heir • ..:TaL..01Te-r . and
Mary Merner son-in-law , Mr artd. Ntrs Frank
''''''' and Mrs. Marres'Bos spent Tardella and t-,asoy Christopher of
Friday in London and attended Ni!ssissauga
the _farm Show and the Ice The Fear lees held their
Capades in the evening. Famils Boss Night Sande
Mr, and Mrs.Br>an Me;Connell' veenine Mash a: the Clinton
and Bryson of Mt. Brydges
visited the past, week. NA ith his
sister Mr. and - Mrs.George
Counter.. Richard. Kassandra and
Vicky.
Sympathy of the cornmEnity
extended'to the family of :below
Oliser • Anderson • N., ho passed
away on .Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Southgate
and Jennifer spent Saturday
earning with Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Wammes. and Leanne of R.R.=-3.
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Don- Buchanan
visited over Sunday and Monday
of children and adults 'bow
4,4-1•Meets
McKillop 4-H club held their
first three meetings in March.
opening is the 4-H pledge
To for this club Is a "Touch
of Snrchery of officer:.
t. held. ee ith President Shirley
McClure, President • Ida
Decor:. Secretary.,treasurer •
Lori H g !, Press Reporter -
Sharon ThoMpson:
ee as lth gs needed
for ;he. 'enthroidery club: The
name picked for the club is the
"Sex% Hart, Stifchertes.'" •
Meeting held at Decorte.'s.
Re?.11 was 1\ hat eou• .:110.St
make and. ▪ Mire,,it“ of the
,
Lou Rowland
TRUCKING
DUBLIN
Phone 3454301
Mrs. Edgar Elligson cordially'
ss :Acorn c d Is number' of
ladies from Fist Lutheran.
an,d ° Columban
churches who lamed the ladies of
St peter's. Brodhager for world
Dal. of Prayer The theme this
year. Edacation • For ..\1:.of Life.
was prepare d by .Chrstian women
of Latin America song
"TherelS weiird out "1-1-. ere
a childhood mere her of St.
Peter's. was g....est speaker She
said eda..azion. tor all of :tit: had
different r.-,ean.:r.g..is to rite
dual. not strnplx academic
instruction.° but. also :et-ill-Et:to:is
Soripture Proie-rtss 22- 'n
child tr , th, • a:• he she ':lie,
and- when he :sal old he
depart fron-.. it.
In oonclusi'or. she hoc food fer
though:. based on Matit
-Seek Firs-. the Kt o^'"
Men cons:anti> ScCITTr.g.
All S.,?T'TTS `f a rth'e ealth '
--Some folks sirk e for :honour
Hoping 71St.. t fame
Thinking the:
Lies as the ; a 317.c.
Others erase '.pleaAurf.
Nia4ly and ;here
Hoping to sat.sf> year.71in.:
Wh et- the f.00,.! lithts
-What the soul is seekine
Only ;I's Maker ,:an
This earth has nothirie7 to offi_r
That can truly satisfy.
"Seek ve first the Kingdom "
Is what Christ told us to do.
"Then all things ye have need
of
Will be added unto you,-
Each sisiting group partici-
pated in the program. St.
Cclarnban represented by Mrs.
Hicknell. Mrs. Leonard
O'Rourke. Mrs. Clarence Ryan .
Scene I -.'The REality of
Poy,l•ets First Lutheran by .Mrs.
Eric Heinz and Mrs. Gordon
Rose. Scene 2 • The. Reality of
Relationships - and St. pa``trickls
DabI:n enacting Scene 3. The
Reality of Repression. Mrs;Dan..,
O'Rourke, Mrs. Mary Ryan, Mrs,
Frank Van Bergen taking part. On
-behalf -of „St peter's. Mrs. Grace
'sirs' Ronald Beuermann.
Mrs. High Dietz. Mrs. Ray Gloor
-and. Mrs. Karl Schuessler yacre
the readers.
With Sirs. Arthur Horst at the
organ the :adie's' choir rendered
the anthent "Reach out and
touch l'. The offering 'was
receised and dedicated to -be used
isely to' the 'outreach' in God's
Kingdom.
Following a minute's silence .to,,
m ake personal commitment we
ask = Send us forth Lord. with •
hope and vision. and hear our
prayer for peace.
Alight lunch was serseeI in the'
basement of the church • and
ended a pleasant ecome.nical
gathering.
Niel. Mrs • Mrs. Robert Robinson led the
.--group in the tial: TO Pt-It- ; :um of ;I. WAlton and Mr. and Mrs. 1.H.Ls.:i.hari of Mitchell. Mr's, Ron Williamson of Seaforth
Crown lanes. There were 4 lane: spent a few ,;says Hunts\ ille
Correspondent
Don MacRae
\ isitocs with Mrs. Dan Costello
were Mr and Mrs. Ken Hickins
and family of London.
Visitors with Mr and Mrs.
Malone' were Mrs.
Marion Kelly. Kmkora. Mrs.
Harold Maloney Seaforth, Mr.
and Alvin King Monkton.
Mr and Mrs Frank Ktstner Mr.
and NIrsl. Louis Maloney. Mrs.
Diana Moeser and Danny front
Rostock
•The 41-1 meeting of the -
Dublin Colleens was held at the
home of Mrs. Chas Friend on
Februori Is The meeting began
.f.h the 4H 'ledge. followed
the secretar>'s treasurers
repot*,
Then !Mrs Friend made basic
1::te bread. She started making
IT In the otterm.‘sn and completed
:t a: the meeting. so members
yield ha'e for. lunch at the
Meeting Mary Anne Van Bergen
helped to demonstrate it then
Mrs. Friend made a gluten ball.'
Men-doers re\ tea red the ingredient
of tread and their functions..
•1_,:.n.h was sereed and the meet-
in-g--et a s adioq,rned.
The fourth rne'et11-12, of the
Dqblin Colleens es as- held DIUTS-
23 at :he home ot. Mrs. Friend.
McKillop
Correspondent
Mrs. Ed. Regele
this past week.
''`air. Edss ard. Regele has
„ returned to his home from
Seafon.h Community Hospital.
and Mrs Archie Willis of
Brussels - on Sunday with
\Ir. and MrS. Paul K. McCallum.
Sii n day eisiteirs with Mr. and
Mes.Edward Rc 2cle were: M is s
Jo> ce. McCallum. and Master Carl
NI dCa:: Li Fr: of el. Walton and Sir
and Mrs. Stanhe*YPreszcator.
Misse,s , Lorna and Barbara
Glans:Ile: of Creiditon.
Mr. .aeid ° Mrs. Ors die
Be eeierNar. w-ho spent, a fe•a weeks
in Florida has e returned Their
hornc,
.'air Wavne W Ills of Oitissa
was visiting his sister Mrs. Paul
NIc•CallJm and Mr. Paul
NIc•Callum last week. -
Mr. Gordon • MoGaa in .
former re's:dent of Me K iflop Tw p.
a pa/1ft: in Seaforth
Conthtunit> Hospital. We wish
hIM a S'pe.et , recoe ery .
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Dennis
CryNIoncref spent Morrday
with Mr. and Mrs.Ed.
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Custom
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St.
Correspondent
V.J. Lane
Since last writing this column
two weeks ago we have had quite
a variation of weather. Some high
winds, poor visibiltiy at times,
freezing rain, coupled with some
pat-t sunshine,
We could well be counting our
blessings. since the ice came very
close tci 'alit. vicinity but not close
enough to create any damage to
hydro like a few miles south,
wher'sc it caused as great hardship
to many for over a %Tett. One can
only realize how helpless we are
without it. unless you have some
substitute.
One of the oldest and up to
some years ago, life time and
highly respected resident of this .
community passed away in
Marion Villa. London, Mrs. Mary
Williams at 94 years of age. She
w as also one of the great pioneers
who contributed much toward the
better mint of this community.
She leaves a family of b sons
and four daughters. Mike prede-
ceased her five years ago. Frank
of Dublin and Thos on the home
farm, Mary, Mrs. Wm. McMillan
Seafdrfh are the only one's
residing here. Mrs. Allan Gittens
(Margaret) Florida. Mrs. 'Cather-
ine Heaney . Niagara Falls. Mrs.
Riches (Ann) Bravford. John
Florida, Dan, Detroit. Jos. Flint
Michigan are the others. The
writer enjoyed renewing. old
acquaintances, and it v•.as nye to
see that they could all be there to
pay their last respects,
Mrs., Marie Malady who has,
been under the doctor's carein
University Hospital London has
returned home. and is up and
about•as nsual. •
Bro Jos McQuaid.. St. Johns
School Uxbridge. spent a few
days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Vine Lane,
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell McDaid
Kitchener called' on hiS grand-
parents,,54r. and Mr's. Vine Lane,
la st week.
Mr. and Mrs. Zack Ryan were
• in Stratford Sunday attending the
baptism ceremonies of their
grandson Jeffery,
If you-are not aware of the told
timers" card party -on Thursday
March II. you may still have time
Cortstance personals
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Southgate
and , Jennifer were Sunday
evening dinner guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Don McGregor, R.R.4.1.
Londesboro. Mr. and Mrs.Gordon
• McGregor of Clinton also visited.
at the same home. when they
celebrated Mrs. Gordon
MeQregor's birthday.
All Kinds of Grain
Bought and Sold
Columbcin
Card club meet today
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