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ANNOUNCEMENT
Effective December 31, 1987, the business of DAVID
LONGSTAFF, Optician has been sold to Dr. Louis
LaPlante, Optometrist.
THANK YOU
It has been a pleasure to serve all my customers
of Seaforth, ClintOn and area. I know you will join
me in welcoming Dr. LaPlante to the community and
extend to him the warm reception I have received.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank each
& everyone for their kind patronage, loyalty, and
friendship over the past 11 years. It has been' a
wonderful experience and I thank You.
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ESSAY CONTEST PARTICIPANTS - Mrs. Lorne Lawson, district director fer the
Seaforth Women's Institute, presented Susan Stewart, Jodie Hugill and a missing Foula
Kiritsis each with a 1987 silver dollar for participating in the W. l.'s essay contest for the
South Huron District. The girls wrote their essay on "What I can do to make the world a
better piece." The Ors essays will be Judged in Toronto against essays from across Ontario, Corbett ohbto.
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St-. Marys -man acclaimed chairman
Ernest Vanderschet of RR 7 St. Marys,
was acclaimed ,chairrhari • of the Huron-.
Perth County Roman Catholic Separate
School Board at the inaugural. meeting in
Dublin Monday night.
The 53 -year-old fernier represents the
towns of St. Marys and Mitchell, and the.
townships of Blanchard and Ftillarton. He
• has been a• trustee for seven years, the last
one as vice president of the board.
Acclaimed as vice president was Vincent
• McInnes, 45, of R112 Wingham."
Dan Brown of RR 1 Sebringville was
elected chairman of the Personnel. and •
Teachers 'Negotiating COmmittee. Bernard
Murray of RR 3 Embro is the new chairman
-Of the Building, Property and Transporta-
tion committee, and Ronald Murray of '
Dublin • was elected chairman of the
Finance, Insurance and By-laws
committee.
, The board passed a borrowing by-law for
$5 million:
The legal firm of Donnelly and Murphy of
Goderich was appointed as board solicitors. .
The „ next meeting - will be held on
December 14.
Franciscan Friars visit St.
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ST. NICHOLAS WAS A VISITOR to St. Col-
,umban School on Friday afternoon, In addi-
tion to his helpers from the Franciscan
Friars of Mary Immaculate in Clandeboye,
St. Nicholas brought stories of his life and
the meaning of Christmas, as well as
rosaries, holy cards and candy .for the
children. Mcliwraith photo.
St. Columban Correspondent
MRS. CECILIA RYAN
. • 345-2028
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Father David Przedwiecid and his
'helpers, Franciscan Friars of Mary Im-
maculate, who have taken up residence at
St. Peter's Church, Clandeboye just south of
Exeter on Highway 4, made a visit to the St.
Columban School Children on Friday
afternoon.
Father David and his helpers were
treated to dinner at Ryan's Hard -Up Roost
by Ron and Mary and then went over to the
St. Columban Church hall where Father
David, dressed as St. Nicholas, talked to the
children about the life of St. Nicholas, whose
feast day is celebrated on December 6. Peo-
ple in many European countries celebrate it
as a special holiday and in some places
Sanfa Claus
visits Dublin
Lions Club
Dublin.Correspoudent
NIRS. DON MACRAE
345-2842 or 345-2140
The Lions Club of Dublin entertained its
children and grandchildren to a Christmas
party last Tuesday at the Community
-Centre
Around 20 children and their dads and
grandpas enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner.
After dinner they were treated to some films
and- later Santa arrived and they ,each
received a bag of candy.
Wayne Patterson of London visited last,
week with his aunt Margaret Carpenter.
Millie Evans spent a few -days last week
Christmasshopping in . London with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Cleary.
Friends visiting with Millie Evans for the
weekend were Monnie TIMER of Stratford
and Linda Hillhorst from Tronto.
With Millie on Sunday were her nephew
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Murray
from Brnatford. •
Quite a number of children and: their
parents from the Dublin area, attended the
Seaforth Santa Claus Christmas Parade on
• Friday evening.. It was a big success. Con-
gratulations to Seaforth for the beautiful
turn out of floats.
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Mark Peeling and friend from Meaford
visited Grandma and Grandpa MacRae and
great Grandma Davison at the Ritz Villa;
Mitchell, and also the MacRae children in
Dublin.
Columban
• children believe St. Nicholas appears on the
eve of his feast day with gifts for.good boys
and girls.
Fr. David and his helpers gave each of the
children a rosary made by the Friars, holy
cards, a candy cane and other treats.
PEOPLE '
Tom and Joanne Melady entertained their
nieces and nephews with a euchre party on
Saturday night. Present were Grandma and
Grandpa Melady, Anne and Wayne Chapin,
William and Vanessa, Don Melady, Brian
Melady, Debbie, Sean and Brian Melady
and Kevin, -Lori Lyn and Chris Ryan.
Melodee Black of Fergus and Crystal Car-
ruthers of Mississauga visited on the
weekend with their grandparents Ab and
Eileen Cronin.
Louise Ryan of Kitchener visited on Sun-
day with Clarence and Cecilia Ryan and
Mary Jo Nelson of RR 1 Lucknow visited on
Friday with th'e Ryans.
Cranbrook hosts information meeting
Craubrook Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887-6645
Knox Church Christmas Concert will be
held on Tuesday, Dec. 22, in the church.
An information meeting was held
December 1, in the Cranbrook Community
Centre. A number of interested people
represented the community and surroun-
ding area. Renovations have to be made to
the building to meet fire and health depart--
ment standards. After much discussion a
show of hands indicated we should proceed
with- the proposed renovations. Donations
may be dropped off at the Grey Township
Office or sent to Mrs. Eleanor Stevenson,
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The Hall Board are holding a euchre on
Friday, December 11, in the Community
Centre at 8:30 p.m. Ladies please bring
lunch.
The Canadian Foresters had a good atten-
dance at their first euchre of the season on
Friday, December 4. Fourteen tables
played with the following winners; High -
Brenda Perrie, Joe Martin. Lone Hands -
Lou Raynard, J.aelc Conley. Tally Cards
drawn - RobertaSimgon, Helen Alexander,
Jim Smith, Margaret MacDonald, Allen
Kermerly, Annfe Engel, Anne McMurchy,
Cecil Raynard, Ken Wight, AEce Stevens,
and Ross Stephenson.
Wm. J. Perrie was admitted to the
Listowel Hospital on Friday, December' 4.
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YOU
to the 228 people
for attending out
Victorian Christints
Open House.
It was
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success!
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