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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-10-26, Page 33Mitchell 348-8433 Granton 225-2360 THE HURON E)GPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 2, 1988 — 13A To the voters of Hibbert Township ELECT FRAN LANNIN for HIBBERT TOWNSHIP COUNCIL FOOLING AROUND - St. Patrick's School in Dublin had a special visitor last Thursday, as full-time actor and part-time mime David Langlois of Toronto paid a visit to the school to show the students various masks he uses and has used in his act. Above, Langloir, right, fools around with Grade 4 student Mike Rolp;i while his col- leagues watch. Dublin PTA turkey bingo well attended Dublin Correspondent MRS. DON MACRAE 345-2842 or 345-2140 The Dublin PTA Turkey Bingo was well attended on Thursday, October 27. Winners of the turkeys were Ethel Haist, Jim Crowley, Mrs. Helen Elliott, Grace Murray, Scott Saunders, Judy Pontsieon, Darcy Wood, Mary Etue, Pearl Ruston, Danny Cronin, Pearl Gloor and Joan Dow. Door prizes were all donated by local businesses. The winners were: Joe Vulders, Jamie Stapleton, Matt Rolph, Louise Leslie, Cathy Coyne, Viola Harper, Pete Van Nynatten, Darlene Tompkins, Darcy Wood and George Rock. Share the Wealth games winners were Shawn O'Rourke, Mary Jane Coyne and Eileen MacRae. Consolation prizes went to Joan Dow, Jean Maloney and Ross Schoonderwoerd. Another bingo is planned for November 29. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cronin from the west are visiting friends and relatives here in the district. While visiting Ann and Hugh Benn- inger, they took Ann and Hugh out to dinner on the occasion of Ann's birthday one even- ing last week. Birthday celebrations in London on Sun- day at the home of Nora Ann and Ian Jackson was the first birthday for their little son Trevor Ian. Trevor was one on October 25 and Jenny MacRae from London had her 14th birthday on Sunday the 30th. Guests were Don and Eileen MacRae, Michael, Patricia, Kurt, Marce, Denise and Joe from Staffa WI hosts meeting tended by Roberta Templeman and Verle Staffa Correspondent Mahon was given by Roberta, stating that MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN the new Board Director for Subdivision 23 is 345-2346 Mrs. Lois Elliott, Clinton from Huron West District. Oxford North will be hosting the 1989 London Area Convention, which will be one day only on Thursday October 12. Members were reminded of their invita- tion t0 meet with Kirkton-Women's Institute on Thursday Oct. 27 and to attend a'dessert euchre hosted by Carlingford Women's In- stitute on Monday November 7. Staffa will be hosting the Perth South District Ex- ecutive banquet on Tuesday evening November 1 in the township hall. Christmas greetings and a gift of a linen tea towel was received from the Weavering Women's Institute in Kent, England and Doris Miller is responsible for choosing a gift to be sent to England. Tweedsmuir meeting in November was reviewed and everyone enjoyed conversa- tion over a light lunch served by Margaret Daynard and Grace Kerslake. Loreen Hamilton, St. Marys visited recently with Doris Miller. At time of writing Mary Elliott is a patient in Stratford General Hospital. Freda Kerslake, Doris Miller and Roberta Templeman, attended the Kirkton Woman's Institute meeting on Thursday evening when Paul Nairn was the guest speaker and showed slides on his recent exchange trip to Great Britain. Barb Templeman Oakville spent the weekend with her family. Russell and Margaret Miller attended the graduation of their son Mark on Friday Oct. 21st. Mark graduated from the University of Waterloo with his B.A. degree in Sociology. Marjorie Drake and Hazel Harburn hosted the Citizenship and Legislation meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute, held in the township hall on Wednesdy after- noon, Oct. 26 at 1:30 pm. Hazel Harburn presided, opening with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect with Margaret Kemp accompanying on the piano. Hazel then in- troduced Emma and Charles Friend, who took everyone on a delightful trip through California and Arizona, Charles showing the pictures and Emma giving the commen- tary. They were thanked by Marjorie Drake. Eighteen answered the roll call, a Cana- dian law which causes me some concern, with excellent answers, including immigra- tion laws, school funding, highway speed control and free trade. Joyce Vivian con- ducted a contest on Canadian Legislation which made everyone think. Roberta Templeman presided for the business portion which included a report on the recent Perth County Women's Institute Rally in Atwood with seven attending from Staffa given by Kay Smale. A report on the London Area Convention in St. Thomas, at - Couple back from Hawaii St. Colamban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 Jim and Janneke Murray returned home last week from a week's vacation in sunny Hawaii. Mrs. Frank Bowman of Stratford visited on the weekend with Ray and Eleanor 'Maloney and family. Mary Jo Nelson of Lucknow visited one :day last week with her parents, Clarence :and Cecilia Ryan and on Saturday, Don and 'Brenda Ryan, Matthew, Stephen, David and Angela visited with the Ryans. Mew Congratulations to lion and 'Theresa Cronin on the birth of their little 'girl, and grandparents Jim and Mildred Cronin on another granddaughter. Sympathy of the community is extended to Father Frank Moylan of Santo Domingo and Grace Dalton of Owen Sound, Mary Moylan and other relatives of the late Joe Moylan of Waterloo, who died suddenly last week. Relatives in the area attended the Mass of Christian Burial on Saturday at St. Louis Catholic Church in Waterloo. Father Frank Moylan returned to Santo Domingo last Tuesday, October 25 after spending several weeks during the summer with relatives in this area. . Call Heather or Neil with your news tips. 527-0240. VOTE FOR BILL TEALL FOR SEAFORTH COUNCIL • Dublin; James D. and Marg, Ian.and Jenny MacRae from London as well as Mrs. Jackson (Ian's mother) and sister from the London district. Visitors with Mrs. Millie Evans last week were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jordan from Orillia and Jack and Marie Cleary with Millie on Sunday. With Joe and Olga Eckert on the weekend were Sandy and Tina Steinbach from Petewawa and Tasha Steinbach from Mit- chell, Rose Boryswick, Tamie, Grant, Daniel from Stratford. 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