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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-11-11, Page 4T Rp EMBER VI, 1981 Correspondent MRS. HERMAN LEONHARDT 345-2419 .0n 'Thlits- day-Ketiiiig" the family of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Osborn , honoured their parents on their 45th wedding anniversary by tak-' ing them out to a turkey dinner at the Red Maple in Monkton, including their bridesmaid Minnie Leon- hardt. - An were invited to Lenore and Murray Machan's home for the evening. 45 years ago the.weather was much colder' than it was this year Novem- ber 5. Congratulations are extended to the couple from their many relatives, friends and neighbours. Mrs. Frieda Scherbarth Congratulations to MICHAEL AND PAT • on the opening of their new building OUR BEST WISHES FOR THEIR CONTINUED SUCCESS GG GOE1 I LER OF DUBLIN' ,•opuings.tonsms..11.P.11 'p Pt, nouns tits* %tow - 414 if.n, TN 3tin36 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Congratulations Pat & Mike to on the opening of their new building Our best wishes for their continued success. John, Moore Insurance Broker Ltd. Mill St Dublin 345.2512 C°11gillt & MIKEulati°111sTO PAT MacRAE ON. THE GRAND OPENING OF. THEIR BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE Lobby Construction Ltd. DUBLIN 345.2800 c,D Congratulations and Best Wishes for your continued success from . Joe. Soontiens Calvin Annis Leo Cronin We were pleased to be part of your expansion Soontiens Masonry 348.9695 R.R. 3 Mitchell REYNOLDS FABRICATING (MITCHELL) LTD. DAVE REYNOLDS 45 WEST STREET NORTH PHONE (5191 348.8020 MITCHELL ONT NOK 1NO *Pa Congratulations ' to PAT AND MIKE MacRAE on the Opening of your Beautiful New Store Best Wishes for your continued success from East Huron Produce 1Dublin) Ltd. otions Long to to MacRAE'S MARKET LIMITED on the Grand Opening of yOur new store Your neighbour Dublin Lions at r ast cabinet meeting held at the Port Elgin Lions Community Centre. Sunday. White the men were attending their meeting, the ladies enjoyed an afternoon at the Port Elgin Lodge playirig euchre. Mrs. Angela Klinkhamet has returned from a visit with her sister Mrs. Clayton Hill in Chicago. The regular Tuesday night dinner meeting was held. at the Dublin Athletic Centratin- ity Centre last weeh with 14 aim on the many different . projects operated by the Lions Club of Ontario. the veterans hotpot and dance. Saturday wooing at the rainarllan Legion Ha% Seaforth. Church Parsde"0411 held. Sunday for Branch 156, Canadian Legion at St. James Church,tiere vNs a good attendance. Mr. EdsvikShi tan St. East, visited I Essex with Mr. and MO; Ron Agar and family on Sunday and Monday. Jerry Murray of John St. attended the 25th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Pattie Woods of Georgetown last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Matt McCteight. Don. MacRae, ad Stapleton, kayo Staplets* and Mrs- WO Bra Attended Correspondent DONBIncill&E Lion 'Me* Paratchek and ' wife, Donna and Lion zone chairmen Hank Kierners and wife Shirley, attended the **Roast Alf Night" in Wier- ton, Saturday night. The occasion was in honour , of past district Governor Alf Schutz of Wkgrton, Lion Jim Snowdonandwife Mary Ann. and Lion BO, b Brawn anci, wife Jean joined the rest of ttie Liens .at the second Lions and five guests attend. ing. Lion president Mery *ewer" of Dublin, presided. Attendance prize was won by Lion Ernie Fleming and Lion Herb Brown. Draw was won by Lion Don MacRae. Guests were !welcomed from Strat- ford, and Lion Jack 0filler of North HollywOod, California' brought greetings and SOW repiata from his club. Lion Pygmy d1 *nut of Di :Strict A% was introduced and he rometqed a clasette. St ffa:.,...tadies at WI convention BUS SAFETY Keith McCarthy, owner and operator of McCarthy Bus Lines which transports students to and from St. Patrick's School at Dublin, was at the school last Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 3454346 Attending the London Area Convention in St. Marys, from the Staffs Wo- men's Institute were, Mrs. Bill Mahon, Mrs. John Templemitn. Mrs. Carter Thursday-.-to-_ discuss safety with students in grades 5 and 6 of Miss Dorothy Dillon's class. School Bus Safety Week was Oct. 24 to 30. (Photo by Campbell) Kerilake, Mrs. John 'Miller and Mrs. Lloyd Miller. Mr. and-Mrs. Elmer Dow, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dow and family, Lon- don on Saturday and attend- ed the baptism of their grandson, Adam Rielly Dow, at the Mount Zion United Church, London. St. Columban t CWL will honour 50 year members McKillop visitors and Mrs. Ed Regele were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eng- land Robert and Dennis of Huron Park and Mr. Norman Hubley of Grey Twp. McDaid from Kitchener visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lane on Sunday. Joe Claessens from Elliott Lake and Frank Claessens of Toronto spent the weekend with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Claessens. Mr. Allan Ryan of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ryan on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Warren, Chris, Michael and eggs and jello. Tie party was a great success. The sixth meeting was held on Monday evening at the home of Carol Ryan with 12 members present. The 4-H pledge was said and then we discussed what to do for our Achievement Night-. We played the game "Egg Gamon" and the Meeting closed with cookies sand orange Juice. 4, 4-H Club had a party for the section with the theme. "vvRtich came first the chicken or the egg". The patty was held at the home of Theresa Cronin. There were 12 members preSent and each invited a guest for the party. Everyone participated in several:games andthen all enjoyed the food supplied by the members including salads, cream puffs, devilled Justin from London visited on the weFkend with Mr. and Mrs.. Clarence Ryan. Mr. Joseph Hicknell of Seaforth and Mr. Glen Ethier of ,Pembroke,-students at St. Peter's Seminary in London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hicknell. 4-H IMPORT BY MARL RYAN On Nov. 8 the "Kitch'n Chic" miihbers of McKillop luck lunch a; 1 p.m. and an exchange of gifts. A mystery prize was won by Irene Kelly. The meeting closed with a prayer followed by a social hour. VISITS Mr. and Mrs. Dave Regier and family from Kitchener visited with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cronin on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell meeting. It was decided to purchase 50 year which will be given to ladies who have been members of the C.W.L. for 50 years and are still in the parish. Plans were made for the annual McKillop Pederation of Agriculture dinner which will be held in the St. Columban Parish hall Nov. 17. The December meeting will be a Christmas party. with a pot Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 The November meeting of the St. Columban C.W.L. was held Wednesday afternoon, in the parish rectory. The president, Mrs. "Angeline Swart opened the meeting with the league gayer and conducted the business. Mary Moylan read the minutes of the last Correspondent MRS. ED REGEIE 527-1106 Mrs. William McClure of Winthrop visited with her sister Mrs. Ron McCallum last Wednesday. ' Mrs. Wayne Hartman of Brucefield visited with her mother Mrs. Harold McCal- lum one day last week. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele, were Mr. and Mrs. George Cern- cum- of Bmcefield and Mr. andMrs. Fred Kistner of R.R. 1, Bornholm and Mrs. Min- nie Vock of Bornholm and- Mr. Lorne Siemon of R.R., Walton. Mrs. Minnie Wick of Born- holm and Mr. Lorne Siemon of R.R. 4, Walton and- Mr. and Mrs. Eric Driscoll and baby visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Driscoll at R.R. 4, Walton. Sunday "visitors with Mr. Mr. and Mrs-\. Harvey Osborn mark 45th anniversary BEST WISHES to PAT & MIKE MacRAE Merv's Patios R.R. 1, Dublin • 3454701.- • • - s Hearty Congratulations to , Pat & Mike on their beautiful new store Bruxer Repair Service Ontario St., Dublin 345-2891 Gail, at the fall, convocation of Wilfred Laurier University in Kitchener a former resi- dent of: BTPillog.eal _Rey, . Fir Schultz, B., A., B., D., M., TAI., B.L,.S. and, Univer- sity li rash:wk had' the Wyo.'. ,Agttion and benediction. Con- gratulations Gail, Mr. andMrs. Brian Swan, Tony and Kevin of Kitchen- er, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bode. Wurdell takes Owe-Nevem-- ber 27. Friends and, relatives of the bride and Egeom Gaines were play- ed and refreshments served by Mary Turner, Carol Lud- dington and Cheryl Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Ifarold Wurdell entertained the Rai family of Tavistock and the Wurdell family after. the shower. '- R.R. 2, Mankton returned to her home on Sunday, after a stay in University Hospital London, suffering from . a,„ liroicen jaw and nose indWas badly bruised in an accident in Stradordive wish her good healing. ' Mrs. Lucy Siemon accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Ron Beuermann, to attend the graduation of their daughter Hunters from Brodhagen, Fullerton, Stratford and area arrived home on Sunday ...evening -after--a .week- in- tire- Arstein, Port Loring area. This time they did not come home empty handed-, '• 1' A miseellatiebits.,:iihowee was held in the ,Bradhagen Community Centre on . Sun- day afternoon for Rose Roi of Tavistock, -whose forth. corning marriage-to Wayne St. James\ CWL hears about istmas gift bureau 9' Congratulations to PAT & MIKE MACRAE ON THEIR GRAND OPENING We werepleased to haveheenyour painters. Congratulations PAT It MIKE on the Grand Opening of _ MacRAE'S MARKET LIMITED new store Stacey Brothers Ltd. 100 St. George, Mitchell 348-8414 Congratulations to Pat & Mike on their Grand Opening FROM YOUR NEIGHBOURS Frank Cronin George Coville Jerry Murray Audrey & Laverne Robson ours & Graeme Leslie • Willems & Willems Painting R.R. 4 Seaforth 527-1255 money forte school child- ren, also th Sisters, priest and caretaker for Christmas. There will be a mass for the right to life eerly.in Decem- ber. The December meeting will-be a potluck supper and exchange of gift collection for the missions also at this meeting. Mrs. Chris lioste reported on the deaneary meeting. Eight people attended from Seaforth. Mrs. Peg Rivers from childrens aid of Hurdn County, and Mrs., Dianne Armstrong ed-ordinator, were present artdine a talk -;'op the Christmas bureau which will he Set up hi Seaforth ,ClintontE.xeter. and Goderich for donations of new or good used clothing they expect more this year. They also showed a film entitled "The Poor People", they don't really want help, but want to be independent. money, canned goods, and toys to be distributed to the needy. of Huron County for Christmas. There was over -250 families' last year and, The Catholic Womens Lea- gue of St James Church. Seaforth met in the school gym on Tues., evening Nov.. 3. Mrs. Ewart Wilson led the league prayer and gave the spiritual reading. Mrs. Her- man Hoste called on all standing committees to give their reports. Final plans for the bazaar were announced. h is to be held Nov. 28 from 2 to 5 p.m. It was voted to give to ottO"M MocRoe's 'Market Ltd May 7e wish you continued success M. J. McCreight Mill St. Dublin Every week more and mare people discover what ,mighty jobs are accom- plished by low cost Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527.0240.