HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-07-08, Page 8A8— THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 8 1987
Dublin now has
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' EDITOR'S NOTE: Eileen MacRae is the
• new correspondent for Dublin. Anyone
' wishing news to be printedin the Advocate
.AND'the Seaforth Huron Expositor in. the
future ean kindly phone 395-2842 or 395-2190.
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dotienews in 'Dublin this week is the re-
opening of the Dublin Market, which opened
. last Thursday. The new owners are Hyuing
. and Odessa Kim of Toronto. They are
residing in thehouse next door to the store.
We wish them much success in eir new
business.
Streets • have been paved and new
sidewalks laid for the first time in a number
of years. John St. East, Raglan St. East an,d
the new sidewalk on Mill , St. from the
railway tracks to the corner of Union St: in
co-operation of Hibbert Township, and
grants from the Ministry of Transportation
and Corrununica bons. •
The Grade. 8 Graduation exercises of St.
Patrick's School, Dublin, were held on June
a. 23. The graduation mass was celebrated in
St. Patrick's Church With Father Carrigan.
Mr. LarryCook ' was the master of
• ceremonies for the presentation of awards.
The awards were as follows: to the most im•
proved students, boy and girl, was
presented by Dgn MacRae from the Dublin
• Lions Club to Kevin Van Rakel and Denise
MacRae, Don's granddaughter. •
Knights of Columbusavvard, to the highest
academic boy and girl: Dwight. Eickmeyer
and Mary Ann Saunders, presented by Louis
Kramers.
PTA Award for highest academic student
to Dwight Eickmeyer, presented by Mrs.
'Seiler, president of the PTA.
OPP Leadership award, presented by
Constable Roger Dumas to Angela Poppe.
The most diligent, award was presented to
Kevin Van Bakel by -Mr. Craig.
A gift on behalf of the CWL was given to
all the students by president Mrs, Garry.
Van Loon. ,
• Grade 8 graduation photos donated by the
PTA were presented to the students by Mrs.
Seiler,and certficates by Mr. Cgok.
The sympathy of the community is ex-
tended to Ron and Theresa Murray in the
loss of their brother-in-law Gerard Pleau of
London, who died on Friday after an in-
dustrial accident, and also to Mr. and Mrs.
• George Ducharme of Mitchell, he was their
son-in-law, husband of Maryanne
Ducharme.
Louis and Shirley Kramers, Don and
Eileen MacRae and Jeremiah Murray of
Dublin attended the Knights of Colurnbus.
Mass of Father Stephen Eckert Council at
St. James Church, Seaforth on June 28th by
rather Carauana. ,
Special awards were then presented to
long tiine Brother Knights. '
The Monsignor D.J. Egan General
Assembly Fourth Degree K of C formed an
Honor Guard for their Faithful Friar,
Father Carauana. Reeve Roy Swart gave a
short rundown on his experience in
municipal politics.
Brother Clarks Rau of Binewater gave an
interesting talk on the formation of Father
Stephen Eckert Council and the acquisition
of the St. Columban School for the council
chambers.
District Deputy Rene Brochure brought
greetings from the District and advised that
there would be a Marian Day of Prayer in
St. Marys on Sunday, August 18.
A number from the area attended the
• Open House in Kinkora for Sister Florence
Kelly on Sunday on the occasion of the 50-
yeras in the religious fiel&Sister Florence
was a principal for a number of years in the
Dublin, St. Patrick's School.
She is well known in the district and our
congratulations go out to her.
Don and Eileen MacRae were•guests, a
belated Father's Day dinner at his
• daughters Nora Ann and Ian's in London on
Sunday.
Don and Eileen were in Sudbury at the
Post Master's Convention on Father's Day
weekend. They also ealled at the home of
D.J. and Marg MacRae in Oakridge Acres
in London to wish Marg a happy birthday.
Come to the E$ublinfest Pork Barbecue
this Saturday, July II in the Dublin
Pavilion, sponsored by the Lions Clob.
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series of games and special events Friday, when the Seaforth Library hosted its 8th An-
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A enjoyable car tour to Milbank and
Milverton preceeded by lunch at the Red
Maples in Monkton, highlighted the June
meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute on
Tuesday, June 30.
At Milbank, 14 members and three
visitors enjoyed a stop at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Urias Martin, where Mrs. Martin
displayed and told about her barnboard
paintings and Mr. Martin displayed his
woodworking skills in furniture, lamps and
childrens toys. Before leaving Mrs. Martin
served refreshments: The members were
then off to Milverton where they visited the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Jack, where we
enjoyed viewing their collection of bells,
harness accessories and other antiques. At
both homes Esther Smale expressed ap-
preciation for their hospitality.
A short business meeting was held at the
Maples following lunch with Roberta
Templeman residing. The Staffa Women's
Institute will be sponsoring Tammy Parsons
in the Queen of the Fair competition at Mit-
chell Fair and Grace Kerslake volunteered
to look after getting the sash, flouters etc.
and introducing Tammy.
Esther Striate, Doris Miller and Marjorie
Drake volunteered to set up the Institutes
display at Mitchell Fair. Anyone having any
articles to contribute is asked to bring them
to the July meeting.
Margaret Kemp reviewed the plans for
the July meeting which is to be held at the
Mitchell Nursing Home on July 29, when we
will visit with the residence arid serve lunch.
Vertie Mahon will purchase gifts for two
previous 441 leaders to be presented at our
September meeting. '
Several members volunteered their home
for billeting at the London Area Convention
in October.
Thanks to the Tweedsmuir Curatort,
Esther Smale and Edna Burchill for plann-
ing a most enjoyable outing.
Joyce Pell was presented with the B. F.
Casew -Music Award trophy at the Grade 8
graduation cermonies held at Upper
Thames Elementary School recently. As
well as her parents Helen and Lorne Fell,
her grandparents, Edna and Sam Horn, At-
wood, were also in attendance.
PEOPLE
Roger Fell as returned home from a 4-H
trip to Indiana, where he spent a week in
Cass County.
Barb Templemen and Scott Bonikorusky,
Toronto, spent the weekend with the
Templeman family.
- Laurie and Helen McKellar hosted the
McKellar family reunion at their home on
Saturday, June 27. Fifty .relatives enjoyed
an afternoon of ball followed by a pot luck
supper and a camp fire at night.
Bev Carrah, Cain and Cohen Templeman
spent a few days this past week visitng with
Carol Stewart and Jane Robinson,
Kitchener.
John and Roberta Templeman, Doris
Miller and Wanda Martyn, were all guests
at the convocation ceremony at, Humber
College, Toronto on Thursday evening,'
when Barb Templemari graduated from the
Applied and Creative Arts Division in Public
Relations.
A large crowd attended the Buck and Doe
party for John Louwagie and Mary Parson
at the Brodhagen Hall on Friday evening.
Several from this community were guests
at the Walkom-McLean wedding in
Thamesview United Church, Fullarton, on
Saturday. Steve and Terry will be residing
in Staffa following their honeymoon. We
welcome them to the community.
Weekend visitors at the Templeman home
were, Pat, Joanne and Mathew Donovan,
Campbellville, Scott Bonikowsky, Toronto,
Don, Darlene and Sean Ellison, Goderich,
Nancy, Kimberly and Danny Bertens,
Fullarton, Ruth Templeman, Stratford,
Terry Templeman, Mitchell, Fay, Michelle,
Julie and Becky Martyn, Russeldale, David,
Karen, Lindsay and Mallory Templeman,
Mitchell, Mary Jane and Cassandra Par-
sons, Rob, Bev, Carrah, Cain and Cohen
Templeman, Staffa.
Twin City Bombers held a very successful
slow pitch, ball tournament in Mitchell on
the weekend.
Robin and Joan Daynard attended the
28th anniversary party of Robin's gradua-
tion from Guelph thliversity on the
weekend.
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