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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-11-09, Page 88A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 9, 1988 VOTE HAZE HILDEBRAND AOM t Walton church supper feeds 650 MAYOR TOWN OF SEAFORTH •8 YEARS EXPERIENCE - 5 Years on Council - 3 Years as Dept.•ty Reev.: *STRONG OPEN LEADERSHIP 'POSITIVE GROWTH FOR OUR FUTURE •LISTENING TO YOU AND YOUR CONCERNS For Transportation to the Polls Call 527-1880 or 527-0555 . EAFORTH JEWELLERS changed hands recently. Ken Lingelbach, right, sold the nuilding to his employee of five years Ray Anstett. Mr. Lingelbach is semi retired but a i g ae working at the store part time. Mr. Anstett has been a jeweler on Seaforth's Main Street for 28 years. The two men are seen here exchanging handshake and the keys to the ;c e,. Corbett photo. Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY McCALL 88777 Sherrill and Robert Christian of Delaware, U.S.A. werehome on the weekend to help her parents, Margaret and Harvey Craig, celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary. Others joining them on Saturday evening were Helen and Graeme Craig, Michael and Shannon, Roberta and Jobtp Simpson, Brussels; Isabelle and Bill Craig, Blyth; Carmen Craig, Blyth; Annie Wight, hereeee Ruth arul (`.nrvlrni Craie (`hu$nh- Ada Craig and Olive Feltz, Stoney Creek. SUPPER WELL A1TENDED The annual turkey supper at Duffs United church ;as well attended when approx- imately pproximately 650 peop-e were fed last Wednesday evening. There were over 12' take outs made alp. Rev. Charles Swan, former minister here, was in the village last week. At present, he is preaching at Palmer rapids in north- eastern Ontario. Harold Hugrll of Seaforth visted over Saturday night with Claris Stevenson, celebrating his 12th birthday. District governor visits Lions 4-H club attends CWL meeting St. Columlan Correspondent MRS. c . CILIA RYAN 145-2028 The November meeting of the St. Colum - ban Catholic Women's League was held on Tuesday, November 1 in the rectory room with 17 members, Sr. Rita Coyne, Father J. Hardy and four guests present. Margaret O'Reilly, president, opened the meeting with the league prayer and a reading was done by Sr. Rita followed by a few minutes of silent meditation. The McKillop No. 4, 9-H club leaders, Jan- neke Murray and Cora De Vries and members Michelle Cronin and Kathleen Ryan were present at the meeting. Michelle Cronin, on behalf of the club, thanked the C.W.L. for their financial sup- VOTE PAT MALONE• FOR SEAFORTH C J FOR TRANSPORTATION TO THE POLLS PHONE 527-0746 port to the club and Kathleen Ryan explain- ed what the girls are learning through the 4-H dubs. The meeting continued. Correspondence included a letter from the Children's Aid Society asking for financial support for Christmas food gift certificates for the needy and toys and clothes for children. A box will be placed in the back of the church for donations to this cause. All the tickets for the Harvest Dance on Saturday, November 12, have been sold, therefore there will not be any at the door. Mildred Cronin gave a detailed report of the Deanery meeting held in Blyth recently. The McKillop Federation of Agriculture dinner and meeting will be held in the St. Columban Church hall on November 15 with the C.W.L. ladies catering for the dinner. The December meeting will be held on Monday, December 5 which will be the an- nual Christmas supper and gift exchange with Mrs. Miller catering. Father Hardy spoke briefly at this time and thanked the ladies for all their help at the rectory and for linens. He also urged the lathes to continue to build community spirit by using every occasion possible to bring people together and do things as a parish family. The meeting closed with prayer followed by a light lunch. RE-ELECT Donald MacRae • for "TRUSTEE" Police Village of Dublin •• •• • • 41 Q • • • •Complete projects already funded ci and complete paving projects a • •My Goal Is to maintain Dublin i • • Hydro system and to provide • (j Hydro at cost. • Dublin Correspondent MRS. DON MACRAE 345-2842 or 345-2140 Bill and Man Evans from Niagara Falls were with their mother Millie Evans for the weekend. They also attended the family bir- thday party for Marj's father Mr. Alf Con- nolly of Kennicott. Mr. Connolly celebrated his 80th birthday on Saturday afternoon. The family gathering was a great success and a good time was had by alL Also with Millie were Marie and Jack Cleary from London on Sunday. The Msgr. D.J. Egan Assembly of the Knights of Columbus formed an honor guard for the Goderich Canadian Legion church. service at St. Peter's Church at 11 a.m. this past Sunday. Sir Knights attending from Dublin were Louis Kramers, Jeremiah Mur- ray and Donald MacRae. The annual Memorial Mass for the deceased members of the K of C the nact year was celebrated by Chaplain Father Caruana in the K of C council chambers in the St. Columban hall on Sunday evening at Span. Brother Knights deceased in the last year • were Richard Cases, Claude Gelinis, James O'Sullivan and Charles Rau, wider the direction of Church Activity Chai-man Sir Ifni ' t Roy Swart. Dublin and District Lions Club welremed the District Governor, Dick Spryte from Grand Valley, to their regular dinner meeting on Tuesday, November 1st at the community centre. President Ernie Flem- ing welcomed everyone with methree guests also from St. Marys and three from Thorndale. A most enjoyable wedding reception of the newly married couple Louis and Kelly Ann (Ruston) Looby was attended by friends and neighbors from Dublin on Saturday evening, November 5th, in the Legion Hall in Stratford. Foresters host first, second euchres Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Kim Starr, Chatham, visited Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton_ Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Brad Knight on -the birth of a daughter, and also to grandparents Jack and Donna on their first grandchild. Mrs. Leslie Knight and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler from the Cranbrook W.I. attended the Guelph Area Convention- of the W.I. at MaryhilL The theme was "You ain't seen nothing yet". Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler attended the funeral service in Hamilton on Saturday November 5 for the late Jack Warby. The Canadian Foresters had their second euchre on Friday November 4 in the Com- munity Centre with 11 tables at play. Win- ners as follows: high - Brenda Perrie, Mar- SOMETHING BRAND NEW AND EXCITING IS HAPPENING AT jorie Metcalfe, low - Harry Jarklin, Ken Crawford, lone hands - Ann Bragg, Lloyd Smith, table draw - Hazel McKenzie, John Simpson, tallies - Merle Bowes, Dorothy Hamilton, Stan Hewitt, Jeanne Ireland_ This was the last euchre until January. INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK Mr. and Mrs. John A. Perrie have return- ed from a trip to Crystal Springs, Mississip- pi, where they visited their son Leslie. Mr. and Mrs. Delton Kropf of Beachville were weekend visitors with Wilfred and Mrs. Strickler. Chris Heagle, daughter of Harold and Anne Bragg has received several awards following the completion of her 3rd year of Veterinary College: Boehnnger-Ingelheim Scholarship - Academic Achievement in Ruminant, Health Management, Master Pet Food Nutrition and Walthams Scholarship for Academic Achievement in Health Management of Companion and Sporting animals. Each- carries a monetary award. The Canadian Foresters hosted the first euchre on Friday October 28 with 14 tables playing. Winners were: high - Anne Bragg, Frank McKenzie, low - Lourdes Genosa, Irene McCreight (playing as a man), lone hands - June Jacklin,. 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