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Peggy Gibb
OFFICE MANAGER
Gary Heist
ADVERTISING MANAGER
Frieda McLeod
SECRETARY
Shelley McPhee Jim Fitzgerald Heather Brander
REPORTER EDITOR ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE
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KIN ARDINE
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Joy Manley
EDITOR
Beverley Fry
REPORTER
Don Hall
REPORTER
Dave Williams
ADVERTISING MANAGER
Joanne Gauthier
ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE
Carol Irwin
ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE
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RECEPTIONIST OFFICE MANAGER BOOKKEEPER
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NEWS EDITOR
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REPORTER
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ADVERTISING MANAGER
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ADVERTISIN REPRESENtAYIVE
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B1 KARLAHOGAN
On Thursday evening,
October 4, bride-to-be,
Lucille Frayne., was
guest of honour Ll,t a
shower in the Church
Hall.
Corsages 'of marigolds
and leave's made by
Helen Riegling, were
presented to Lucille, her
mother, Rose Frayne,
her a t: ndmother, Mrs.
Mary Frayile, and to her
sisters. Donna and
Margaret.
Lucille was ac-
companied to the front by
her !-,i.-u'rs while Mary
Clare played a fitting
piece un the piano.
Karla Hogan. welcomed
everyone to the shower
and introdue'ed Lisa
Frayne who entertained
all with one of her dances.
Helen Riegling then in-
troduced Rhonda Hogan
who played two selections
on the piano. Following
this, Helen did a reading
and then the Stapleton
girls from St. Augustine
sang two songs, one of
which was dedicated to
rid
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Lucille. A poem was both
composed and read by
Helen and Karla read an
address to Lucille.
Rhonda and Tammy
Hogan pulled the gifts to
the front in a wagon.
Lucille thanked everyone
for conning and for the
many ,1avely and useful
gifts. She also invited
everyone „tl) Come to her
reception at the Lucknow
Coni m unity Centre on
October 13 following her
marriage to R ick Knight.
Rick and Lucille will he
living in Sarnia and
Lucille invited everyone
present to drop in to see
them.
Those attending St.
Helen's Women's
Institute meeting at Si.
Helen's Hall Thursday,
October 4 from Ashfield
were: Duncan and Peggy
Farrish, Loretta
Doherty, Mary Maize,
Nellie Pentland and Fran
Riegling. From the St.
Augustine • area were:
Mrs. Gus Redmond,
Emma Franken. Leona
and Mary Boyle.
The guest speaker.,
Miss Judy Coates of
Strathroy, a social
worker with the C.N.I.B.,
showed a film on, "What
to do when you meet a
blind person", which was
enlightening and
humorous. Miss Coates
gave a resume of her
work ++ ith children and
during the question
period, she responded
that there are between 30
and 40 children with poor
sight in Huron County
who are being helped by
the C.N.I.B.
Miss Coates provided
information regarding
the work of the C.N.1.B.
and also the many
resource's available to the
school s for these
children. It is unfortunate
that more were unable to
attend. •
SOCIAL NEWS
Congratulations to Dan
and Mary Ellen Boel who
were married Saturday,
October 6 at St. Joseph's
Church. Kingsbridge.
Home for the weekend
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Open six days a week - Monday 4 Saturday
were Denis and Rochelle
Champagne and
Christine and Rene of
Rolphton. While here,
they called on their
neighbours and friends
and visited with Ray and
Mildred Hogan, Max and
Helen Riegling, and with
Tom and Karla Hogan
and their families. The
Champagnes will return
to Kingsbridge in
January following the
completion of Denis' final
course.
Weekend visitors with
Walter, Mary and Mary
Luanne Clare were Mrs.
Fred Grespan of Kit-
chener, Ida Grespan of
Waterloo and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul McGlynn of
Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Clarice Dalton had all
of her family home to
spend Thanksgiving
together. Pete and Louise
Martin and children of
Glamis, Eddie and
Maureen Chilton and
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boys and Bruce and Ann
Pritchard of Mississauga
visited with their mother
and family.
Steve Howard was the
lucky winner of a Pioneer
Farm Chainsaw at the
International Ploughing
Match. He entered a
contest to guess the
number of people at-
tending the Ploughing
Match this year. •
Anita and Janette
Hogan of London spent
the holiday weekend at
their home.
The Bolland family
spent Thanksgiving at
their home here.
Gerry Heffernan of
Stratford, Blanche
Bilodeau of Waterloo, and
John and Anne Shear-
down,and Ricker and Kim
of St. Thomas spent the
holiday with Yvette
Heffernan and Antone
and Delores Van Osch
and family.
Carl and Fran Riegling
were Thanksgiving
dinner guests with
Ambrose and Barb
Redmond, Brian and
Jennifer.
The committee in
' charge of writing the
history of the parish is
looking for a picture of
the church when first
completed in 1905. Any
pictures or information
would be appreciated.
Playtime for
preschoolers is starting
this week and. any small
tables and chairs,
useable toys and material
would be appreciated.
Please contact Cathy
Olson of Dungannon.
Notice for those who
like to see news in the
Kingsbridge column:
please phone some news
into the person writing it
by Sunday, if possible. A
volunteer to do this
column for the next two
weeks would be ap-
preciated.
Timing upsets reeve
BY JEFF SEDDON
Reeve Eileen Palmer
couldn't convince council
at its last session that the
timely arrival of a letter
from Gary Davidson had
anything to do with the
way council voted on -a•
bylaw to remove the
county planner from the
Goderich Architectural
Conservancy Advisory
Corn mittee .
.Palmer was upset at
the last council session in
Septernher when council.
refused to believe her
claim that the planner
had a conflict of interest
as a member of the.
committee. Council
defeated .--'the bylaw
changing Davidson's role
on the' com m i-ttee. from a
voting member to •an
advisor. -
The Davidson issue
began in the spring but
never came to a boil until
'September. -Council
debated the matter at all
three sessions- in Sep
temborr.. The • b.ylaw .
changing the planner's
role got tWo readings
before council decided' to
ask Davidson if he would
even serve as an advisor:
A letter was sent to the
planner and his reply was
returned to council the
•
following week, typographical error or
Palmer was unhappy was purposely delayed.
with the timing. of He pointed out that the
Davidson's return letter. letter was dated Sep -
In his reply Davidson dial- ternher 10 and was not to
not clearly state if he the council table until
would serve as an ad- September 24. '
visor. He told council he ''a'Poor mail service,"
still had not .been: = old - uipped councillor John
where his conflict of Doherty:
interest was and asked if ' McCabe said he
it would be possible for couldn't explain. He said
council to tell him. the letter .was hand
Palmer told council the ' delivered by Davidson
letter should not have September 21 adding he
appeared on the agenda assumed it was an error.
before the third reading He said the letter was
the bylaw. She con- probably written Sep -
tended that the .letter ten -Wel -20.
should either have been • Palmersaid if the
dealt with along with letter was received
other correspondence or Friday it was in time to
been given to.. council he given to council
members indivdually. members prior • to •
The letter was brought Monday night's meeting.
up just prior t;o the third - Palmer c l•a i m ed
reading of the bylaw and councillor • Haydoh, who
read t� council before it all, along has opposed
voted. ' - Davidson's removal from
Clerk Larry , McC.abe the committee, had in -
reminded council that, structed the clerk to
before he read the letter , leave the letter off the'
he specifically asked if agenda so it could appear
council wanted to hear it. when it did.
He said he told council. Palmer said the letter
the letter was in- "was the reason several
formation council voted the way they did".
members may want to • "That's your opinion
hear. not mine," said coun-
Deputy-reeve Bob cillor Jim Searls. "You
Allen wondered if the, only think that's why we
letter contained .a voted that way."
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