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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-09-17, Page 171t. IA DUBLIN AND AREA L meeting held branch of the CanedLan Arined Forces. Brian and Jean Bettis of Kitchener visited on the weekend with Ray and Vera Murray. Mary Jo Ryan of Port Elgin and Patricia Subject and children of Kitchener and Louise Ryan of Kitchener visited on Saturday with . Clarence and Cecilia Ryan. Clarence and Cecilia Ryan visited on Sunday afternoon with J.D. and Marg MacRae, Jenny and Ian and were 'dinner guests with them at the Western Beef House 4p London. Congratulations are extended to Larry Flanagan and Joanne Maloney who were unite& in marriage on September 6 at Egmondville United Church and also to Marion Jordan and Christopher Wolters whose marriage took place on Saturday, September 13 at St. Columban Roman Catholic Church. CORRECTION I would like to • correct an error in last week's attending St. Michels Secondary School in Stratford, not her sister Martha. Please accept my apology for this error. operator. John is training in the air force St. Columban (trpr eSpondent MRS. CECBdA RYAN 345.2028 'The September meeting of the Catholic Women's League was held on Monday, September 8 in the parish hall with 19 members present. Angelina Swart, president, opened. Luella Murphy read the minutes and Colleen Fischer gave the treasurer's report. Correspondence included several thank you cards and an invitation from the Kinkora W .I. to attend their bazaar on September at 8 p.m. An invitation was also received f mthe St. Brigid's CW L, Logan to their fall Ixazaar on W ednesday, October 1 at 8 p.m. The meeting closed with a prayer for Pope John Paul II followed by a social hour. PEOPLE Pte. R. John Ryan, son of Ron and Mary Ryan of St. Columban, left on Friday, September 12 for Cornwallis, Nova Scotia to begin his 10 -week basic training course in the Canadian Armed Forces. Following the basic training. course John will be going to Kingston to tale a course as a teletype U.C.W. studies Indians Staffa Correspondent MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN "* 345-2346 , Hibbert United Church W omen began their fall meetings on W ednesday evening m the Family Life Centre, by continuing their study on the native Indians. Florence McPhail and Dla Barker present- erson ed the devotions and he evening was Mat rgaret Miller.rogram. A lunch L served broughby Gwen Harburn and Wilma Butson the evening toa close. PEOPLE Jbanne'and'Nlatthew Donovan, Campbell- ville visited on Wednesday with Joanne's family. Doris Miller visited recently with Jean and Bob Mauer, Exeter. Mark Miller has returned to his studies in Kitchener for his second year and Robert Norris has returned to Guelph for his second year. Winners in the Staffa Women's Institute quilt and grocery draw at Mitchell Fair were: quillt- Stacy Scott, Mitchell; box of groceries, Mrs. Glen • Francis, R.R. 5, Mitchell. Congratulations winners. Wayne, Joyce, Presley and Joshua Mauer, Exeter visited Thursday evening with the J. Templeman' s. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 17, 1986 — A17 assild Vaal Yost Satellite Reception equipment SPECIALISTS .DEMONSTRATIONS INSTALLATIONS SALES Conservation grants for Huron -Middlesex As part of a province -wide package of Township owwns i ppy of est te Williams: $3,650 t supply Capital $4,999,998 made available throughm the electricommunity and recreational centres and to Capital Conservation grant, program, the Tourism and Recreation Ministry has an- nounced the following grants to the riding of }Huron -Middlesex. Zurich: $4,333 for plexiglass and new roof over the ice plant section in the community I centre; Clinton: $8,804 to replace the arena � roof, front doors, and community hall flooring. Parkhill: $17,350 to the North Middlesex sports complex for improvements to the double diamond athletic field. Huron County: $3,214 for the Day Centre, to fcilfor t. Township of Usbornve access to theea$2,707 to expandledthe pool deck in Kirkton community pool. RENOVATIONS and REPAIRS Interior and Exterior .._.. �._. FURNITURE REFINISHING JOHN PATTERSON CARPENTRY . 482-3183 McLaughlin Chev-Olds Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforth 527-1140 .• Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing • • Complete BODY SHOP Service renovate existing doors. Hensel,: $10,300 for major renovations to the pavilion which Is used in summer for family and sporting events. Township of Stephen (Crediton Parks BheaCredit n3b2 all diaamondigGot derlch Town- ship $4,333 to install air conditioning In the main auditorium of the Goderich Township Community Centre. Mr. Riddell said he was pleased to see the grants coming into the area to assist rural communities in furthering their recreational initiatives. DRAW WINNERS — Top winners In the Seaforth Lions Club annual elimination draw, held on Saturday, September 6, recently received their prize money cheques from Lions Club ub representative Doug Elliott. From left: second prize, $400 winner, Merton Keyes; Elliott; first prize, $2,500, winner Lyle Haney; third prize, $200, winner Bruce Robes photo who donated his prize back to the Lions Park and Pool Fund. Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS. DEFERRED ANNUITIES INCOMETAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD R.R.B. P. 1!77 NON•BMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE REP Arnold Stinnissen 117 GODERICH ST. EAST SEAPORTH Tel. 527-0410 Elimination winners The .Seaforth lions Club elimination draw was held on Saturday, September 6, 1986. The following is the list of winners, First prize was won by Lyle Haney, $2,500. Winner of the $400 second prize was Merton Keyes; third, $200, Bruce Wilbee; fourth, $150, Glen McClure; fifth, $125, Doris Hugill; sixth, $100 Stan and Sharron Motycka; seventh, $75, Gerry Marlene. Winners of the $50 prizes were: Barry Gordon, Cord Sallows, Mary Little, Ken Miller, Ken Swan Jr., Edward Melady, Cathy and Tony Corden, Betty Cardno, Tom Nigro, Paul Storey and David Langstaff. Winners of $25 werePeter Spittal and Jeff McKellar and Marijo Kale. There were also nine early bird winners of $25. Rev. Ferguson (Continued from �e A15) PEO Mr. and Mrs. John Pomeroy and daughter Jennifer have moved to Nova Scotia. Harvey Smith is able to be home following surgery in Stratford. Dorothy Engel and sister, of Ripley visited Mrs. Mac Engel. Mrs. Don Cotton was discharged from University Hospital, London on Saturday following surgery September 2. Library hours have changed back to Saturday afternoon. 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For qualified technicians to service all your appliance needs colt: 1-600-265-8589 or 393.6160 PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" • FILTER QUEEN SALES & SERVICE • VACUUM CLEANERS (Sales a Service to Most Makes) • FM COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (For Farm & Business) • WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES • WOODS FREEZERS •CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS • WHIRLPOOL and SHARP MICROWAVES • GIFTS & MANY MORE ITEMS VARNA, ONT. 482-7103 NATURAUZERDAYS September 18, 19. and 20 OVER 200 PAIRS 9999 $ 99 ON SALE AT • and 29, BALANCE OF NATURALIZER STOCK 0%OntaOFF ., WIN: Mon..Sot.9.St30 MITCHELL Frl.9.9 348-9951 PHONE: SHOE STORE ClcrCatd Plan to deliver your white beans to Hensall Co-op Your support is necessary to maintain o viable FARMER -OWNED CO-OPERATIVE business in the marketing of your beans. 11.00 PER men= TONNE. • DELIVERY 1NCEINTIVE • PATRONAGE DIVIDENDS = on profits earned • EXCELLENT FACILITIES for fast efficient service • TRADE CO-OPERATIVE!! 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