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123 Wortley Rd , London
Correspohdent
MR. DON MacRAE
345-2842
Dublinfest organized by
Lion president Ernie Fleming
was an outstanding success
with a pancake and sausage
breakfast catered by the
Dublin Leo Club headed by
Leo president Richard
Ruston.
Ball games were enjoyed
in the afternoon. Supper was
a pork barbecue with all the
trimmings. The day was
rounded opt with a dance.
DUBLIN MANVVINS
Finally after buying and
selling Provincial Lottery
tickets since they were in-
vented I finally clicked - one
More number - a four instead
of a seven and there I would
have been holding 550,000. I
was beginning to think there
were no big winners - ,the
other theory is three at a time
- so I am looking forward to
the next two surprises.
The annual MacRae re-
union was held, in London on
Saturday, July 11 on the
invitation from Mr: and Mrs:
Jade and Marg MacRae and
family and Jenny. Fun and
•-games were held around
their lovely in-ground pool in
Oakridges Apes -* lacking
was our favorite Scottish
piper,. Mr_ Nelson Howe
because of a problem with
his 'pipes. " Next year plans
are for a Dublin location.
Attending were guests Mr.
St. Columban
People visit
north
" Correspondent
MRS. CECILIA RYAN
345-2028
Mrs. Jim Cronin, Lori.
Julie and Michelle spent a
few days upnorth last week.
They visited Santa's Village.
Bracebridge andthe
Martyr's Shrine in Midland:
Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. David Reg-
ier and family from Kitchen-
er visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Ab. Cronin on the weekend.
Gordon Moylan from
Highgate visited on the
weekend with Mrs. Mary
Wylan: Mts. Theresa Mal-
oney and Mr. and Mrs.
James Maloney and family
visited with Mr. and Mrs,
Jim Doyle. London on Friday
evening.
Mr. •and Mrs. Francis Mal-
oney and family from Strat-
ford visited with Mrs. Ther-
esa Maloney on Sunday.
Miss Joapne Murray and
Mark 'Murray returned home
Saturday after spending the
past three weeks on a tour of
England, Ireland and Scot-
land.
Mr. ntd Mrs. Clarence
Ryan atUi Mark visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Ryan and Matthew in
Melbourne.
\ Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mur-
ray spent ten days on a cruise
through the Trent River Sy-
stem. Some of the places
they visited were Peterbor-
ough. Verielon Falls. Lake-
/I'M and Bobeaygeon. Ont.
The weather was perfect and
the trip very relaxing.
Beuerman clan at
Brodhagen reunion
The 25th reunion of the
late Henry Beuermann Clan.
was held at the Brodhagen
Community centre Sunday.
and many attended the wor-
ship service at St. Peter's
Lutheran Church.
A dinner followed at the
community centre, catered
by Laura 'Rock, Velma Pruet-
er and Dorothy Elligsen.
The afternoon was spent in
sports and reminiscing-.
Guests attended from Tor-
onto, Milton, Kitchener,
Preston. Cambridge. Sea-
forth and the surrounding
area.
Many !heal people attend-
ed the FilltIlers' Jamboree in
Mitchell Sunday..
Dr. and Mrs. Keith McGill
and Martha .gichnieier
Mitchell, Dr. and Mrs. Roger
Eickmeier ofR.R. 5, Mitchell.
attended the funeral of Law-
rence C. Rock of Formington
Hills,' Mich. Saturday. Mr.
Rock was a native of Brod-
hagen, and was brother of
Martha Eickmeier.
The families of • Mrs.
Freida Bennewies gathered
•• a.
at the cottage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Bennewies. in
Bellwood Sunday. It was a
perfect day for swimming
and boating enjoyed by the
young and older ones.
The flowers on the altar
and in the chancel of St.'
Peter's Lutheran Church.
Broadhagen Sunday were
from the Miller-Siemon
wedding which ton place
Saturday.
The basket 'of flowers in
the chancel was in memory
of Albert Siemon who died
one year ago.
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and Mrs F. .1. Nation (Anne
MacRae). their son Allan and
Jeau rlatton and family from
Montreal. daughter Mary
Jane of Toronto. Mrs. Rita
Gooding, London anti family.
John and friend; Mr.' and
Mrs. Fred Jansen and
family: Shawana and
Meaghen all of LoticlOn, Mr.
and Mrs. Mike MacRae and
family, Kart, Marcy. Denise
and Joey of John Street.
Dublin and Mrs. Bruce
(Nora-Anne) Hallman of
London. Mr. and Mrs. Love
and family of Barrie and Mr.
and Mrs. Ken MacRae and
family of Silver Springs.
Maryland were unable to
attend. .
Winthrop
people
at reception
Correspondent
MARG HULLEY
527.1856
A large crowd of friends,
and neighbours attended the
wedding reception held for
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pryce,
at Holmesville, Saturday
evening and for Mr, and
Wks. Steve Cook, the former
Debbie. Dale, held .at the
Community Centre in Blyth,
Saturday, evening.
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Hibbert council convened
early July 6. on the site of the
"Walker" Municipal Drain
to examine a culvert which
appeared to be deteriorating
along its side walls. Council
felt that it was still in a safe
condition, but Would include
it in the budget' for 1982 for
replacement. with perhaps a
multi-plate,
From there Council pro-
ceeded to examine the site of
a proposed severance of a
iurplus house. which the
planning board had recom:
mended for approval but
With' a reduction in size of lot
area. Later at council meet-
ing. council recommended
that the lot size for the
severance be as the applica-
tion submitted.
Council re-convened at the
Township Hall, where a dele-
gation appeared with a-re-
quest .that permission be
given for the extension of a
barn in an easterly direction
away from the adjacent road.
The type of .operation was
changing. and would result
in a smaller animal unit
occupation,. Council agreed
with the request. and direct-
ed that a building permit be
issued.
Council presented to tyary
Kemp, Grader. Operator of
the , Township. his Diploma
from the University of
Guelph for the completion of
two years of study for the
"Mahony Road School."
Council congratulated him,
and hoped that his studies
Would continue.
Permission was given the
South Hibbert Athletic Asso-
ciation to hold their pork
barbecue in the township
shed, should the weather
prove inclement. Speaking to
the motion, the Deputy
Reeve said the Association
loSt money last year, because
rain spdili the barbecue.
which was held on the follow-
ing Monday. If the Associa-
tion had use of the shed, this
could be avoided.
The Clerk was directed to
apply for further funds for
use in the O.R.P. Pro-
gram .
By-laws were passed for
$37,000 for Tile Drainage
Debenture, for the creation
of a Recreation Committee
under the Ministry of Culture
and Recreation Act, for ap-
pointing Floyd Wassnian as
Fire Chief for the Township
of Hibbert With the M & D F.
Area,
The Mill Rate By-law was
passed. • setting the budget
for 1981: The increase on a
$3000 assessment would a-
mount to' $53.55. The new
1981 Mill' Rate for Public
Water Weil
DRILLING:.
W,D.Hopper 1
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4 MODERN ROTARTI
RIGS I
Neil 527-031 I
Owl 5274828
Jim 527-0175
School Supporter will be
161.39 mills (1980 143.54) or
• an increase of , 12.435 per
cent which is approximately
the inflationary trend. The
Clerk reported that the new
vault was almost complete.
there remained decorating to
do inside. The Acting Road
Superintendent reported that
a new hole would be needed
in the Landfill Site, and it
was left to be arranged with
Councillor Ron Christie and
the Road. Superintendent to
have a dragline moved in.
The regular meeting. date
for August was moved frOm
the Monday to Tuesday Au-
gust 4th, at 8 p.pi' The
Township office would be
closed from July 9th to July
28th for vacation.
The meeting adjourned at
1 a.m.
bort -taxes
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10 oz Jar Maxwell House
INSTANT COFFEE 5.29
Kraft
MIRACLE VV HIP 1 I Jar 1..79
Kraft
CHEESE SLICES
2.25
(Individually Wrapped) 500 g 24 Slice Pkg
Sunlight Laundry
DETERGENT l Box 3.39
TDelisseysiBathEroom
2 Roll Pkg
PFokr' 1 n 44
Purina (Assorted Varieties)- 500 g ox
TENDER VITTLES 1.09
Old South Grapefruit
JUICE
12.5 oz. lilt 1.15
QUALITY MEATS
Superior Trimmed For Value Sirloin Tip
ROAST lb. 2.49
Superioi Trimmed,-For Value
STEAK ROAST Lb. 2.29
or Boneless Rump
Round Steak or Bottom Rotind
Mild Dutch Gouda
CHEESE
Lb.2.29
Store Sliced Cooked
H Lb. 2.09
Fresh Medium
GROUND BEEF
Lb. 1 a 85
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Saturday, July 18, 1981
Vie the CONVENIENCE of 010 rear serape's with FREE PARKING provided.
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MEN AT WORK — Somebody had to barbecue the pork chops for the
Dublinfest dinner Saturday, and Jerry Fuhr and Jim Snowdon were
elected. The chops smelled great, and nobody complained about the taste
either, (Photo by Ellis)
UBLIN Crowds enjoy and area news
Dublinfest
Mee
CONSTRUCTION CREW — Jeff Brown, 7, and Jason Fleming, 6, both of
Dublin, spent part of Saturday building what they called a house, while
most of the other people in the immediate-area were busy enjoying
different Dub!infest activities, (Photo by Ellis)
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