HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-06-19, Page 66 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Jun. 19, 1996
Hospital auxiliary
honours members at annual
The Seaforth Hospital
Auxiliary Annual June dinner
was held on Tuesday evening
at the Seaforth Legion Hall
with the Legion Ladies cater-
ing .
President Margaret M.
Smale welcomed everyone
and introduced the head table
guests. Greetings were given
by Rick Cooper, S.C.N. Chief
Financial Officer and Mary
McTavish Region 2 chairman
and Frances R. Teatero.
The guest speaker was
Mary McTavish, Region 2
chairman with her topic
Health Care with the H.A. O.
(Hospital Association of
Ontario).
Mildred Traviss led in a
sing song by all.
Joyce Doig gave a very
interesting talk and showed
slides on her trip to South
Africa which was much
enjoyed.
Certificates were given to
the following by Margaret M.
Smale, president and Mary
McTavish Region 2 chair.
The recipients for dedicated
Dublin
by Dorothy Dillon
345-2883
by Dorothy Dillon
345-2883
Many attend
70th birthday
party in Dublin
Happy anniversary to a
very special Dublin couple,
Frank and Maureen Bruxer
who cerebrated their wedding
anniversary June 18. If you
need some help, advice or
just "a great time", Frank and.
Maureen arc tops. Many
happy years ahead.
'A very happy 70th birthday
to Mamie Delaney, Dublin
who celebrated on Sun. June
16. The meals, the help, or
even thc "euchre games" are
• right down her alley! Mamie,
we atl wish you many good
years ahead.
Those attending were
Mamie's brothers and sisters,
Helen and Joe Nolan of St.
Columban; Joe and Violet
Murray of Kitchener, Jerry
Murray of Dublin; Bea and
Gordon Costello, Kingston;
Jerome and Joan Murray of
Dublin; Cyril and Rose Marie
Murray of New Hamburg;
Ronald and Therese Murray
of Dublin; and Arthur and C
Connie Murray of Dublin.
Joe and Mamie's family also
attended - Yvonne and Steve
Seiler, Mitchell; Michael and
Julie of Mitchell; Maureen
and. Paul Van De Walle,
Sarah, Lisa, Karen, Jaynie
and Neil of St. Marys; Pat
and Charlene Delaney,
Alanah and Connor of
Dublin; Jim Delaney.
London; Jayne and Brad
Walsh of Egmondville; and
Lucille and Neil Panziera, of
Lambeth. Everybody enjoyed
themselves playing euchre on
the lawn and afterwards, a
delicious supper by the
Delaney daughters. and
Charlene
The weather co-operated
and really made the day.
Many good ycars ahead. •
Heartfelt sympathy of the
community is extended to the
family of Daniel O'Rourke
(originally from Dublin) who
passed away in Seaforth on
Saturday. June 7. Sympathy
is extended to his wife Kay,
to his son, Dan and wife
Colleen. and grandchildren.
Shawn, Joseph, Patrick,
Shannon. Steven and Darryl.
Sympathy to his brother,
Frank. Toronto, to his sisters,
Loretta Lannan, Toronto and
to Irene Young. Aurora.
Our love and concern arc
with you all at this difficult
time.
'Happy Birthday to Bob
Phillips who celebrates tom-
morow, June 20. Bob, we all
enjoy our get-togethers and
wish you happy years ahead.
Joe Eckert enjoyed the
Eckert Reunion at the Dublin
Community Centre on
Father's Day, Sunday,Junc
16. It was well represented
and the weather co-operated
100 per cent.
service were: 25 year certifi-
cates, Pat Bennett, Mary
Margaret Maloney, Marian
MacLean, Frances R.
Teatero, Marian Turnbull.
Geraldine Wilson.
40 years: Janet Cluff and.
Elsie Dinsmore.
50 .years.: Audrey Mclean
and Alice Reid.
55 ycars: Dorothy Hays..
Certificate of Appreciation
- Geraldine Wilson.
A short business meeting
followed and Dorothy Hays
gave thc penny sale report
which was very successful.
Pauline Bennett and Betty
Hulley 'distributed the 50-50
draw tickets. The winner of
the ceramic figure was Brian
Barry.
Shirley Dinsmore won the
door prize. Lynda Huard won
the travelling door prize.:
Margaret M. Smale closed
the meeting and wished
everyone a very happy and
safe summer holiday and the
next meeting will be on Sept.
10, 1996 with a potluck sup-.
per.
Correction
Amy Hamon's time in the
recent OFSSA midget girls
300m hurdles final in
Kitc,hcncr was 46.96, and not
three seconds slower as origi-
nally reported. The Seaforth
speedster finished sixth. The
,Huron Expositor regrets the
error.
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55 YEARS OF SERVICE - Dorothy Hays, left, is presented
with a certificate for 55 years of service in the hospital aux-
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June social celebrates 75 years
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To commemorate the 75th
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Eighty-eight descendants of
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annual Eckert family reunion
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reunion were Fred and Bette
Eckert and family of
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site at the Dublin cemetery.
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