The Huron Expositor, 1981-12-02, Page 4INFORMATION
ABOUT
FUNERALS
awards
an orchestra. dinner and
miscellaneous gifts:
Was told by education
director William Eckert. he
wouldhe meeting with repre-
sentatives from a Stratford
group attempting to imple-
ment either a French immer-
sion program or French
school in Stratford,
The perfect
Christmas gift „.
is staring you
Five Alive [Frozen]
Safety ssociato,
Other grade It %cl vs inners
received awards At a recent
meeting of the Pt rth Counts
Remember I ,Acs but a
moment to p.., an E
positor Want ad Dial
2 0240
Board of Education
In other business the
Board
Approved a IS per cent
salary increase for six board
office secretaries. effective
Jan. 1. 1982 Salaries range
from 512.315 to 514.815. up
from a range of $10.-OS to
512.885
Approved a banquet to be
held in Sept 1982 This
sear's banquet cost
53,015.34. The total includes
!#.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
ROSS RIBEY
How do I make a
condolence call?
To express sympathies and console the surviving
family men . here are some helpful dos ...and
don is to - sou
1 It sou re • ' sure whether or not sou should
make the c.i 'hen do it The family will certainly
appreciate ' ••
2 The purl i the call is to express ssmpaths and
niter T rs not to make it a long social e
Dress Fit % and tastetulls Black clothing is not
necessary
4 It the sc , rig family
he a good ••,-ner'
A sir/1p', m sorry about (the der eased ) is
appropriate .1.,ng w ith a firm handcla .,:p or brief
embrace
b Leave attc- oterIng your, help to the family
Call back • less days The family will appreciate
your thought ,...ness • '
We welcome sour questions and comments prn.atel‘
or publicly thr),agh this column
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527-1390
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A4 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 2, 1981
BY STEPROINIE ifk-ygsQUE
Four students from St .
Mary's School at Hesson
Correspondent
gus. JOHN TEPOLENAN
US*2348
Constable Beattie. from
the O.P.P. Detachment at
Sebringville. was the guest
speaker at the Citizenship
Dublin P.T.A. held their
annual turkey bingo Nov. 2'
when winners of turkeys
were: Kim McLaughlin.
Rachel Contois. John Eckert.
Colleen Appleby, Mrs. Harry
Reynen, Mrs. Gladys Pryde.
Miss Grace Heleno, Dorothy
Davis, Anita Chessell, Kay
Norman and Jane Van Horn
(2).
The 520.00 special was won
by: David Van Bakel and
Father Carrigan. and Anita
Chessell (split).
Share of the wealth $51.25
went to Mrs. Joanne Schoon-
derwoerd.
Door prizes were donated
by Stacey Bros.-won by
Kathy, Louwagie; MacRae' s
Market won by Mrs.' Nellie
Poppe; Ruby's Meat-won by
Marie Eickmeier; Goettler
Furniture-won by Mrs. Ken
Flannigan.
A 550.00 grocery basket
was won by Miss Heleno.
The Dublin P.T.A. execu-
received farm safety awards
at a meeting of the Huron-
Perth County Roman Catholic
Separate School Board.
and World Affairs meeting of
the Staffa Womens, Institute.
held in the township hall on
Wednesday evening. No-
vember 25. with lb members
present. Constable Beattie
was most interesting. ex-
tive would like to thank
everyone for coming out and
making the event such a
success.
Correspondent
DON MacRAE
345-2842
Dublin and District Dia-
monds held their annual card
party at St. Patrick's Com-
munity school. Winner for
high men was Mike Coyne of
Seaforth, on a split with Mike
McLaughlin Low Man was
Gilbert Murray. Ladies high
was Miss Nel Doyle of Mill
St., South. Ladies low was
Mrs. Dorothy Haggarty.
About 30 members attended
and 'later had lunch, or was it
supper?
Thanks to Father Carrigan
for the use of the hall.
Lion Hank Kramers, zone
They were: Anthony Hatd.
grade 4: Valerie Basler
grade S. Julie Denstedn
grade "' and Barbara
plaining the laws and rights
of a citizen lie also said that
he had been with the Provin-
cial Police for IS sears:\ He
now visits the schools in Perth
County and talks to oser 8.000
children ever% sear. Con-
stable Beattie was introduced
and thanked bs Mrs Charles
Douglas Mrs Norman Har-
burn presided. opening with
a poem. My Last Will and
Testament Roll call was
answered bs telling whs sou
think Canada attracts people
from other countries.
Mrs. William Mahon gave
an tnteresttng report of the
Area Convention and Mrs
Charles Douglas reported on
the District executive ban•
chairman, visited Blyth Lions
Club on Thursday night for an
official visit. His back-up
crew was Lions James Snow-
don, Ernie Fleming, Don
MacRae and Leo Advisor Jas.
Paratchek. Lion Hank dis-
tributed 5. 10 and 20 years
pins to Blyth Lions. Dublin
and District Lions pennant
was recovered and president
John SteWart presented Lion
Hank with a small pennant..
from his club. Further -pro-
jects were discussed and
ideas exchanged. A delicious
-remit beef dinner was served
by the ladies.
Dublin and District Lions
held their ,regular dinner
meeting in the Dublin Com-
munity Pavillion with presi-
0 ()rads grade b
Mrs Donna Cowles pre
sensed the awards On behalf
of the Perth C aunts Earm
quet held reebritiv at Fullar
ton
The president Mrs John
Miller. presided for the bus'
ness. welcoming Mrs
Charles Friend and Mrs 1 at IC'
Burchil1, to'our group Merit
bers were reminded of the
upcoming 4-H achievement
nights, at Kirkton on Decent
ber 9 and at Mitchell on
December IS
Mrs. Norman Harhurn
gave several good plant hints.
and the meeting closed with
the singing of 0 Canada
Mrs. Lloyd Cameron Bill
Cameron and Barb Temple
man attended a Jungle Lore
Course, for Cub Leaders at
Central United Church on
Saturday.
dent Mery Shewan in the
chair. Ten Lions roared their
way through a delicious turk •
ey .dinner catered by Mrs.
Jerry "Patti" . Fuhr., and
served by Lion Jerry. COrre-
spondence was read,, .and
acted upon, future—Projects
were discussed, more on
these projects will be set up
later.
Visitors with Mrs. Theresa
Costello were Mrs. Jean
Grohok of +London...Mr. and
Mrs. Doug McGilvray and
family, Chatham. Carol Ann
Krauskopf of Guelph.
Remember, it take but a
moment to place an Ex-
positor Want Ad. Dial
527-0240.
Win turkeys at
Dublin PTA bingo
Staffa WI hears OPP
Constable Beatti:
Diamonds have card party
right in the face!
o's
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