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The Huron Expositor, 1984-03-21, Page 5THE HURON EXPOSITOR', MARCH 21, 1944 ys win tiro. Helen YOOR New Glasgow, Nova District [lull. tickets are available from the Scotia; Elizabeth Connolly of Marion ViUa. ladiies of the C.W.L. London and Sister Irene Connolly of Windsa ; k ' 4.l1 REPORT Dominispent lastcMurray, weal[ vi `iting with Mr. and Mrs. r; . PAT'S -Three students of St. Patrick's Separate School, Dublin, were part of a group of students who provided entertainment at the last card party of the 'Staffa kids Correspondent MRS. JOHN I'EMPLEMAN 34S-2346 Mrs. John Templeman attended the annual meeting of the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto this week. Over 75 ladies enjoyed the dessert euchre hosted by the Staffa Women's Institute this week in the township hall. Guests were present from the community, Seaforth, Kippen, Hensel!, Hurondale, St. Marys, Glen Gowrie, Carlingford and Goulds. Mrs. John Drake is a patient in the University Hospital, London, Cameron Vivian is home again following a stay in Seaforth Community Hospital. Supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Templeman, Carrah and Cain on Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs. John Temple- man. The occasion was Cain's fourth birthday. Saturday guests at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Hap Swatridge, Wing - season of the. Dublin District Diamonds. The trio, from left to right include; Lori Bruxer, Lori Lynn Stapleton and Mark Van Dakel, honored at ham; Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Ebel, Stratford, Dr. Jane Robinson and Miss Carol Stewart, Kitchener; celebrating both Cain's fourth and Carrah's sixth birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Elliott and son, British Columbia are holidaying with Brian's parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott and Dean. UCW MEETING Hibbert United Church Women met in the family life centre on Wednesday, Mar. 14 with Mrs. Margaret Christie presiding at the piano. Mrs. Florence McPhail and Mrs. Ilia Barker were in charge of the devotions and program dealing with the second chapter of the study book "Jesus Means Life". Mrs. Margaret Daynard presided for the business with Mrs. Verle Mahon recording secretary. A box is to be placed in the church to receive donations of used eye glasses, which are to be forwarded to the Blind Mission, The entertainment was presented in con- lunctlon with St, Patrick's Day, which was celebrated by Dublin residents on Saturday, (Wassink photo) birthday Mrs. Margaret Christie and Mrs. Mary F. Dow reported on the Presbyterial, regarding the coming special event in Wingham in April, also a United Church Women's Day at Camp Bimini in early June. Mention was. made of the visit of Bishop Low and wife from India. Mrs. Dorothy Dow reported on the official board meeting. Everyone was reminded of the Cancer tea in Main Street United Church, Mitchell on Saturday, Mar. 31. A decision was made to give two crib quilts to the Salvation Army. Mrs. Dorothy Dow and Mrs. Margaret Miller were a committee named to investi- gate the purchase of some type of sofa for the Family Life Centre. A hymn and the Benediction closed the meeting followed by a social hour with Mrs. Ada Pethick and Mrs. Joy Dearing hostesses. ' SAVE TAPE Comes ' oudo IRAN '.[fire SE" Col, �rib` , 4 ,� {, t yi , n� f bo ;;° won the B tx'ophY 'ini~ tj a,''0,nduai "fights of Columbus hockeytournament at the Sea - forth and District Community Centres on Saturday, ri The boys were defeated by Dublin "in a score of 5-2 in the first game which left them in' a pusitioti' for the "B'" trophy, In the second game the boys defeated Mt, Carmelby a spore of 3-2 thereby' winning the "B" trophy. The boys were coached by Ray Maloney and Don Moylan. Fourteen tables were in play at the St. "Patrick's euchre party and pot luck super held in the Si. Columban parish hall on Sunday, Mar. 18. The winners were: ladies' high, Nancy O'Reilly; low, Bessie O'Rourke; men's high, • Bill" Albert; low, Joh Ryan and the lucky plate prize was wo y Mamie Delaney. Eight tables wer in play at the rural game of:. th Knights of Columbus euchre tourna- ment in the K. of C. hall in St. Columban on Friday, Mar, 9. The winners for the most games were Mamie Delaney and Pat Delaney and for the most lone hands Pat Delaney. The winners for the tournament in the singles were first, Pat Delaney; second, Jean Maloney and third,-Ferg Kelly, In the doubles the winners were: first, Pat and Charlene Delaney; second, Ferg and Anne Kelly and' third, Lou and Theresa Maloney, GO G ETTLER c')l4t)(ivl FineFurniture On the Main Street of Dublin 345-2250 BY PATTY MALONEY Jim and JudyRoks,'Carol n Roks and ill The third meeting of the McKillop N4 club Young, Ivxv eiko oks and ,Bila Wernhaln d ,was e, heldon Feb. 25. girls Annette Roks of Delaware visited on the Sister Jean Moylan of Windsor spent a'few Thdiscussed where to find a quilting weekend with Tom and Joanne -Malady. design and prepared their "string quilted sample". days during the March school break with Mary Moylan. Larry Murray of Brampton spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Murray. Mrs. Leo Smith, Crystal and Sonia of Acton spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ab Cronin. On March 3 the girls met at Carol Ryan's for their fourth meeting. The string quilted samples, were completed and they started their applique sample. Meeting fl5 was held on Mar. 9. The girls talked about their projects. They can choose from potholders, picture. frames, illows or etic cases. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Maloney and Mr. and The next meeting will be on Mar. 24 at 1:15 Mrs. Jerome Murray spent the Match school p.m. at Carol Ryan's home. break vacationingin Pompano Beach, Florida where the weather was sunny and 80°F. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Ryan returned • C o.niarty home on Saturday'from St.Walburg, Sask.- where they spent 10 days visiting with Mr. a March meeting of the, Cromarty and Mrs. John Warren, Chris, Michael, Presbyterian Church WMS was held at the Justin and Shane, The weather there was also home of the president. Dorothy Miller, with sunny but cold with no storms. Dorothy presiding, She opened the meeting with' thoughts on hope. The St. Columban Catholic . Women's Edna Stoneman led the worship service -- League held their March meeting on Business included plans for the special Tuesday, Mar. 6 in the parish rectory. Good Friday meeting, Apr. 20. commencing A tupperware party will be held on with a potluck dinner at 12:30. All ladies of Wednesday, Apr: 11 at 8 p.m. in the parish the congregation are invited. rectory meeting room.: Members were reminded of the invitation If anyone has problems with their topper- to join with Thames Road UCW for their ware or have broken pieces, they can bring ' meeting at 8 p.m. on Apr. 2. them to this patty. 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