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Soutretiirpaekage containing
a picture offhe president and
a unique enveloped franked
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stamps.
A `guitably decorated cake
and coffee were then enjoyed-
- Mrs. Jean Dill and Mr, Geo.
Coville. retired employees.
also --,-received souvenir
stamps as first buyers.
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MRS. ED REGELE
527-1106
Mrs. Robert McCowan vis-
ited her friend Mrs. Ann
Brown of Aylmer and from
there they visited with
friends at Simcoe.
Mrs, Harold McCallum
visited at the home of Mt.
and Mrs: Wayne Hartman of
Brucefield. •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kistner
of R.R. 1, Bornholm visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Stanley Preszcator of
Crediton spent Saturday with.
her sister Mrs. Harold Mc-
Callum.
Cindy and Colleen McCal-
lum spent Friday with their
cousin Jamie Dalton.
Ship your Livestock
with
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Blyth
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Livestock Morketing i5i4A,pon
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death of her Pete
Oregory -of Sr. .MarYs--
Mr. Steve Maloney was a
patient in Stratford Generar
Hospital. We wish him. a
speedy recovery. '
Visitors with Mr. and-Mrs.
Jerry Fuhr on Thanksgiving
Sunday were Met and. Mrs.
Joe boong and family. of
Monicton. Mr. and Mrs. guy
McNichol and family of Wal-
tPn, Mt. and, Mrs. Allan Fuhr
and family Of Shakespeare.
Mrs. Jamie fiugill and fa.oigy
SicAfpnlv, Mr, ap,cifyirs., Phut
Pithr and family, of
ati4 Mrs, Dan OlInarke,
.5g0,forib., Mr; Harold, Fehr;''
of Stratford, •
Mr. and, Mrs,.Agit :Fehr
and Trevor of Stratford, were
birthday party on Tuesday in
Stratford.
A goad representation
from Cromarty W.M.S. and
Evening Auxiliary attended
the Presbyterian Fill Con-
ference in Caven Church
Exeter on Weditesclity.
For their Agriculture and
Canadian Industries meeting
the Staffa-Women's Institute
joined the Glen Gowrie Wo-
men's Institute members for
a tour of the Thames Valley
Turnip plant at Russeldale,
where they learned about the
INTERMEDIATE BOYS — The intermediate' boys' cross-country team
from St. Patrick's School at Dublin 'recently finished first at the
Hueon-foerth Roman catholic Separate School_ Board championship at
Exeter. Front row froM left: Ron Terpstra, Terry Stapleton. Back row:.
Mark Van Bakel, Dennis Pauli, Gary Terpstra (fourth in a field, of 88),
David Vinifelvatte:-. (Photo by Campbell)
SENIOR BOYS — The Senior boys' cross-country squad at St, Patrick's•
School in Dublin ended up in Second place in Exeter at, the recent
Hurqn-Rertb chamPionships. From left, ken SchoonderwOerd; Ratgft
Mege114;13rao PauJi (finished third), Mark Stapleton, Joe LeOby, i ally
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SENIOR GIRLS — The senior girls' team from St. Patrick's School 'at
Dublin competed at the recent Huron-Perth Roman Catholic Separate
School Board championships at Exeter, where 28 schools took part and
ran courses ranging from two to two and -one half kilometers. From left:
Linda Louwagle, Nancy Ernst, Janet Vandenberk (10th), Anita Looby.
(Photo by Campbell)•
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Dublin firm. Looby Con-
struction Limited, has been
awarded a 51,176.668.38 con-
tract for bridge construction
in the New Liskeard district.
The company will build the
Black River Bridge, and relat-
. ed road wOrks and structures,
for the Ministry of TranSport-
ation, •and, Communication.
The bridge is 'Witted -4,3
• nort.h.Of Hiry tt 11. • -
The Dublin• and District
Lionsheldtheir regular Tues
day shight dinner meeting in
the Dublin and Dis(rict Corn.-
rnunity Centre With vice-
president Jas Snowdon in the
chair. Lion Don MacRae
introduced his brother Ken
MacRae of Washington D.C.
Ken thanked the Lions for the
delicious meal and invited
them to visit him and his
family in Washington. Plans
were discussed for further
projects.
Did you lose a set of two
keys? one medium length
with triangular base and one
round base, they could be
picked up at Dublin Post
Office when identified.
Please drop your news
items in on Monday as early
as possible.
Monsignor D.J. Egan Gen-
eral Assembly held their
regular monthly meeting as
guests of Fr. Nagle Knights
of Columbus Goderich. Mem-
bers attended from Dublin.
Seaforth. Blyth, Zurich and
Goderic and Mt. Carmel.
Plans were finalized for the
Annual Christmas draw to be
held Thur.. Dec. 17 in St.
Columban Council Chamb-
ers. Faithful Navigator Tom
Ryan of Mt. Carmel welcom-
ed the Sir Knights and urged
them to move their shave of
tickets. Sick report was given
by Faithful Comptroller Vic
Walden of Goderk h Instal-
lation of officers took place in
Walkerton Nov I The regu-
lar draw was given by Sir
Knight Vic Walden. Lunch
consisted of Mt Carmel pork
and beans and cold cuts.
I14s.. Theresa Costello has
returned hone from an ex-
tended ho'liday with Father •
John COStello. Tillsotiburg.
jack From St. Tho-
mas spent a days with his
sister:Mrs:; Jean Dill.
Sympathy is extended to
JaMeS'Paratehek on the
distance (10 kilometers).
Both receipients are relatives
of Mrs. Fox, the mother of
the late Terry FOX.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip James
have returned from a holi-
day, and visiting with rel-
atives and friends in the
Western Provinces.
Mrs. Dale Martyn and
Rebecca, Russeldale, Mrs.
Hank Bertens and Kimberly,
fullarton Carrah and Cain
Templeman and Mrs, John
Templetnan, were all guests
at Jennifer Neilsons 2nd
complete operation from
'field to packaged produce.
Following the tour the two
Institutes adjourned to the
hall at Russeldale
Mrs. Lloyd Miller presided
for the Staffs business and 12
ladies answered the roll call
with a news item pertaining
to Agriculture,
The 1st Cromarty, Bea-
vers; Cubs and Scouts, their
leaders and steering Com-
mittee would like to say
Thank Yon to all who contri-
buted to Apple Day.
tubs in Crotridrt
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INTERMEDIATE GIRLS --This intermediate girls' cross-country team
from St. Patrick's School at Dublin finished third at the recent
championships in Exeter, *here 28 schools participated. From left:
Tonettie Megens (finished 15th), Tammy Cronin, Lori Lynn Stapleton,
Lori Bruxer, Cathy McIver.
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Correspondent
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
345-2346
Jason Christie son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Christie and
Shane Van Allen son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Van Allen,
were invested as Cubs into
the 1st Cromarty Cub Pack.
On Nov. 2nd the Cub Pack is
taking a tour of the Wild-
wood Dam to learn how it
works.
Karen Wark, daughter of
Graham and Wilma Jean
(James) Wark, ; -Killarney,
Manitoba, received a award
on Oct: 25. Karen was
awarded a plaque and an
Anne Murray record for the
highest total 9f pledge's
&Mated to the Terry Fox
Cancer Walkathon in Sept-
ember. The award was pre-
sented by the Killarney Lions
Club.
''Due tco an injury on her
foot, Kafen walked 5 kilo-
metres on crutches.
A great-aunt of Karen's,
Ruby W also, receiVed.m„
award for walking the full
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