The Huron Expositor, 1980-11-27, Page 5,
GIRL GUIDES IN DUBLIN -The Girl Guides, as well as the Brownies,
have started Packs in Dublin this year, and included in the 1st Dublin Girl
Guides Pack are, back. row; Maureen Dearing, Tracy Ryan, Margare,t,
Ann Ryan, Betty Ann Deloyer, Janet McCarlhy, Terri Van Loon, Leader
Mary AnnFeeney, second row, Lori Cronin, Susan Dearing, Cheryl
Shewan, Debbie McLeod, Brenda McKinnon, front row, Tracy Brown,
Laurie K. Rowland, Lori Lynn_ Stapleton and Tracy Schrader. Absent
from the photo are Taunya Van Allen and Michelle Vandervliet. (Photo by
Ellis)
had a Very reeent letter
front a lady in Toronto saying
how „Much she and her
frie.tida who used to live and
spent their early days in this
She said she missed
Ty writing of the St, Colum -
Dab Cehunn, and while .she
: did net suig#Cs.I start again, .
• she was wondering if I could
do somethipg to get it started
again.
sp happened that at the
sante Wee 1 hau contacted
Mrs, C. Ryan who lives at the
eailtern end of the hamlet
and I ant liappy to say she
has agreed to give it a try.,
She said while I live at the
wet end she would expect I
could jMi be in on happen-
ings here, It must be remem-
bererkth,et anyone who has a
news worthy item, phone or
Win turkeys at
Columban PTA
• Correspondent
CECILIA RYAN
The annual P.T.A. Turkey
bingo brought a large crowd
out on Sunday Nov. 23 held
in -the St. Columban church
hall. Following are the lucky
winners: Game 2 Gladise
Pride, Consolation Brenda
Boyd; Game 2 Olga Eckert,
Conselation Marie Hicknell;
Dublinjady visiting in Londo
Correspondent
MR. DON MaeRAE
345-2842
Postmaster Don MacRae
ed in the Ottawa area
\e. a ek-end renewing old
aquainta ces gained as a
Sgt. Flig t Engineer in the
R.C.A.F. ecend War while
stationed at Arreprior and
Pemblton in the Ottawa
Pembroke Valley.
Mrs. Teasie Costello spent
a few days in London with
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Groskof.
Winners for Dublin and
.Mitchell TV Bingo •on
Channel 12 were: Ivan
McKellar, Seaferth; Donna
O'Connell, Mitchell, Gladys
Pride, Mitchell, Jerry Fuhr,
Dublin, Janice Smith,
Mitchell, Glen Prince,
Kingston. Dublin and
District Athelitic Association
Bingo Winners for Friday
Prove to yourself which
is best on your farm ,
Three popular brands
of high yielding seed corn
to choose from
Asgrow
. .Funk
. .Pioneer
Good varieties still available
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Seed Corn - Provimi Feeds -Ventilation
(Wholesale & Retail) - Pesticides -
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Nov. 21 Winners were: L12
Brown, Helen Anne •Elliott,
Mrs. R. Govenlock, Mrs.
Doer, Glen Prince; Special -
Jean Hodge, K. Essey - Lola
Rohfritch, Frall, Mrs.
Elec, Helen Chesse I, Helen
Chessel. Special, Mrs. Earl
Dick, Anita Chessel, Robt,
Govenlock, Helen Anne
Elloitt, Annie Cronin, Dora
Tayler, Jean Hodge, Mrs. Ed
Neeb. Special: Fred Sears,
Mrs. Ed Neeb 22.50 Fred A.
Shean, Mrs. Ed Neeb, Jean
Hodge.
Door Prize. Mrs. E. Lee
Jackpot Rachel Reihl - This is
the last Bingo 1980. Next
Bingo January 9, 1981,
Friday, 8 p.m. St. Patricks
School Gym.
Game 3 Mrs. Margaret Shea;
Game 4 Jean Van Drunen;
Game 5 Annie Cronin; Game
6 Mrs. McGonigle; Game 7
Mrs. Carter, Consolation,
Gladis Pride; Game 8 Mrs.
Joe Regan, Consolation Joe
Ryan; Game 9 Kevin Melady
Game 10 Cory Glanville,
Consolation Bonnie Cronin;
'Game it Celesta Nicholson;
Game 12 Mary Lou Maloney.
Mrs, Clayton Looby is a
patient in University
Hospital,London. We wish
her a speedy recovery!
Post Office - 9:00 till 12
Noon; 2:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
daily and 8 a.m. - 12:00 Sat. -
Closed Dec. 25 - 26 Open
Dec. 27 - Closed Jan 1, 1981
Open Jan 2, 1981 - Cash Only
on C.O.D.
Staffa girls get
achievement awards
Correspondent
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
345-2346
Mrs. John- Templeman
hosted the annual meeting of
the Marion Ritchie Evening
Auxiliary at her home
Tuesday, November 18, with
14 members present.
Mrs. Templeman opened
with a poem on Faith ana a
selection on record by the
Mitchel, and District High
School Glee Club.
As her topic Mrs. Norman
Harburn read -a Odds & Ends
article by Elaine Townsend.
Mrs. Alec Miller chose
several short articles for her
special, tncluding "Let's See
When Was That".
Mrs. Templeman read a
poem. on Remembrance by
Helen Barker
The president. Mrs. Alec
Miller presided for the
annual meeting reports
which show -ed a very
succesaftzl year for the group.
Mrs. Robert gpresented
the slate of officers for 1981,
They are:
Past President, Mrs.
Duncan Scott, president,
Mrs. Alec Miller, 1st vice-
president, Mrs.Robert
Laing, 2nd Vice-president,
Mrs. Jean Corey, secretary.
Mrs. Carter Kerslake,
assistant secretary. Mrs.
buncan 'Scott. treasurer,
Mrs. Lorne Elliott. assistant
treasurer. Mrs. John
Templernan. pianist. Mrs.
Ivan Norris arid assistant
pianist. Mrs. Robert Lain.
The Work Committee is:
Mrs. Duncan Scott, Mrs,
Lorne FJliott. Mrs. Larry
Gardiner. Assochte
Members .are Mrs.
Larry Gardiner and Mrs.
Carter Kerslake.
The Programme
Committee is Mrs. Alec
Miller. Mrs. Carter Kerslake
and Mrs. Duncan Scott.
Flower and Card
Committee is Mrs. Gordon
SWI. Mrs. Norman Harburn
and Mrs. Lloyd Miller.
Frjer.dship and Service •
Mrs. baleen Hamilton.
The Norrainating
Committee is Mrs. Loreen
Hamilton and Mrs. Robert
Laing, Auditors are Mts.
John Miller and Mrs. Larry
Gardiner and in charge fthe
Press is Mrs. John
Templeman.
Supply secretary is Mrs
Lorne Elliott and from glad
tidings and literature is Mfs.
Jean Corey. Representative
to Managers is Mrs. Jean
Corey.
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jobs and brake jobs. So the next time you're due for a new
muffler, drive onto MufflerWorld. You'll drive out with a
great muffler and a better running car.
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tell her about a.
Since Iihave retired from‘
writing,„ this place is even
more beautiful. N_ew horhea
have been built, and others
rebuilt! Sometimes you
would think there was a
contest as to who had the
nicest home. the most flo-
wers, etc. One ;fling I know
myself, iffy wife and •Tes
Maloney are the only oldies
here no and for how long
St.
bin o
Homemaking club, the
Nutty Knotters, and Staffa
No. 3 4-H Homemaking
Club, the Happy Hangers,
attended thc achievement
night program for Your
Corner of the World" held at
Upper Thames Elementary
School on Wednesday.
November 19 Staffa No. 2
leaders tt are. Mrs.
Debbie 'Renate and Mrs.
Joyce Vivian.
Staffa No. 3 club set up
and presented an exhibit
entitled Picture Perfect. with
commentary by Li5:3 Renne
and Diane Schoenderwocrd,
Leaders fi3r this club are
Mrs. Sherri Hunshurger and
Mrs. Kaye Smile.
Receiving their cminty
honours for successfully
completing six H
Homemaking clubs were
Susan Harburn and Katie
Kerslake f. Staffa lee 2 club
and Heather Clarke and
Diane Schaonderw eyetd.
Staffa Na 3 club
Recce, mg their peeeinseal
honaurs for succeasfu
completine twelve 4-b
Homemaking Clubs were.
Jill Wens. Staffa No. -2 and
Linda Renne. Staffa No 3
Receis ice her advanee
honours tau- suceessfully
cornp^xtine 18 441 Herre-
n/alike clubs s‘as- Mary
PteW. S•affa No .3 dub
('ongrtulaierins girls
Wanda Michelle. Julie
and Rebecca Marts n.
Russeldate. spent the
weekend eitto Mr. and Mrs.
John Temelenrian arid farrailv
Cash specials were won by
Marie Hicknell, Mare Shea,
Lawrence Ruston,'Mrs. Palin
and Ron Murray and Russell
Smith. A share -the -wealth
$50 prize was won by Mrs.
Louis Maloney. Two door,
prizes were won by Joan
Wood • $10.00 and Donna
Nolan, $5.
F. Jack *Stapleton of Lin-
wood, Ont. visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Murray and
Colleen on Sunday and with
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Murray
and Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Murray and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Rain War-
ren, Chris and Michael of
London and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Ryan and Matthew of
Melbourne, Ont. spent- the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Ryan. •
- We are,. sorry to
Mrs. Vineent Lane
patient in Seaforth Commun-
ity Hospital. We wish her a
speedy recovery!
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Malon-
ey and family returned home
Sunday after spending the
past week in St. Petersburg,
Florida: While there, they
said the weathef was a little
on the cool side.
The Knights of Columbus
monthly 50/50 draw went to
Strathroy. ,
Don Moylan is a patient in
Stratford General Hospital.
We hope he'll soon be home
again.
report
is ,a
McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
We've moved
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEly113
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)reniains to be seen.
This was another wonder-
ful crop year. It started out
rather cold and backward,
but soon as the weather got
warmer things really
popped. The fall was good
also and I think the °farm
work is completedgie. Ev efi-F
Oostveen-had a d crop of
leaves; it tbovsmen with a
truck to capture them all and
truck them away in aa truck to
be burned. They call this
country around here .green
gold. Land is selling, or
probably I should say they
are asking for $2400 an acre.
If I was a young man I would
go into the grocery business.
They get the most of your
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xoney„ Agymny,'s if yo0 de-
cide to do that, we have one
in the hamlet that 'is , net. itt.
use right now and • with a
little effort and expense, it
could 'pay off better than
anything. '
I will now turn this over to
a very fine and intelligent
,
lady. Please give her your
support -Vincent S. Lane
Oh yesi As 1 was getting
on a bus last week, a lady
with 10 kids was also. I said
to her "are those yours or are
you going to a picnic?" She
said: "Yes they're all Mine
and its no picnic."
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