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The Huron Expositor, 1982-09-15, Page 5Cindy Flanagan, a nurse at the Seaforth Community Hospital was guest speaker at the CWL meeting held at St. Patrick's Church in Dublin on Monday about emergency information program entitled "Vial for Life", which deals with emergency medication and is designed, to aid elderly people in case of medical emergency.. (Svela photo) Dunn and ©goo THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 15, 1982 A5 Vialof life explained to CWL The Dublin Lions and the Athletic Association held a special dinner and dance last Saturday to commemorate turning over the keys of the Pavilion in Dublin to the township now that it is' paid for. Reeve Roy Swart receives the keys from Jim.Snowdon. (Photo by Steven Horst) Dublin Lions host key presentation On Saturday evening Sept. 1I, the Dublin and District Lions Club of Dublin held the presentation of keys evening which was enjoyed by all. A delicious banquet which was ;accred by the "Garage" of London was served followed by dancing. The president of the Dub- lin Lions Club. Jim Snowdon, called the evening to order and introduced the Master of Ceremonies Tcd cope). P.D.D.G. Roy Swart, vc of Hibbert Township propos• ed a toast 10 the Dublin Lions Club and later gave a civic welcome to the club. Mr. Swart congratulated the club on the fine building which they have erected and the outstanding job the club has done in the village It has taken a great deal of time and effort along with com- munity spirit and unity to accomplish what we sec here today. • Guest speakers for the evening were Hugh Fdighof- fer, M.P.P. and Bill Jarvis. M.P. who both spoke briefly and congratulated the club on their outstanding achievements Mr. Sniwdon Ihcn prc settled the keys to the Dublin ('ommu Wily Centre to R eevc Swart who accepted Them on behalf of Hibbert Township. The banquet chairman, Jim Paratchek and Ernie Flem- ing, are to be commended for their fine work in arrang ing such a fine evening. Appreciation was also ex- pressed by the Lions Club to the Dublin and District Ath- letic Association and people of the community for all the help they have given in the past. Fallowing the elegant dinner and the program an evening of dancing was enjoyed by all with music by B.B. and Country. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend, Dublin entertain ed on Sunday in honour of their daughter Dr. Susan Friend and her husband Dr, A.J. Forman. Dr. Susan Friend has just completed her P.N.D. in Veterinary Pathology (Virology) from the University of Saskatche- wan. Dr. A.J. Forman has just completed a year at Research Centers in England and Europe and is now louring Research Centers in Canada and the U,S.,They will he returning to Australia where Dr, Forman will he in charge of an Exotic Disease of Anneals Research Centre in Geelong, Australia. Ciucsls 'ler(' present from Ancaster, Galt. Kitchener. London, Oaksille, Lions Head, Mitchell, Stratford, Ottawa and Guclnh. Boys baptized at Brodhagen church Correspondent MRS. HERMAN LEONHARDT 345-2419 Two babies were hapti7ed at St. Peter's Lutheran Church Brodhagen. on Sun- day at the worship service. They are Bradley Wayne Wolfe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wolfe R.R. 5. Mit- chell. his sponsors are Mr. •and Mrs. Neil McCann of, Gadshill. Robert Warren Wolfe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wolfe. of R.R. 5, Mitchell. his sponsors arc Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wolfe, of Egntond- ville. Other guests at their hone following the service were the sponsors and Mr. ano Mrs ,Jim Armstrong of Kit- chener. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Binning and family of Mi,• shell, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wolfe. Christen and Bradley. Mr, and Mrs. Ross Wood ;and familt, Mrs. Dorothy Wolfe and Faso of Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Peter—Van Nyatten and family of Mit. shell, Jack and Albert Van Herk. Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Markle and Jonathan, of Guelph. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van Herk. R.R. 5, Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Ron Smith and family of Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Fick• meir of Dublin spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank F.ickmeter. Guests of Mr, and Mrs. Irvin Leonhardt, on Sunday were. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Thompson, Kurt and Phillip. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Thompson and Darlene, all of R.R. 2. Thorndale and Mrs. ,Jessie Bird of London. Local area people enjoyed a cern roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bcuer• mann on Sunday evening. There are four new• pupils on the bus driven by Joyce Siemon, that arc attending kindergarden at Upper Tha- mes in Mitchell. they are: Duane Gilbert. "Mathew Bremner. ,Ieremv Bach. and Mark Dim,. correspondent JOAN CRONIN 345-2772 The Dublin Catholic Wo- men's League Meeting was held on Monday, September 12, with Father Carrigan opening the meeting with prayer. Secretary's report was read by Mrs, Margaret Looby and the treasurer's report by Mrs. Ann Kistner. Mrs. Looby read the cor- respondence received and a special note was made con- cerning an invitation from the St, Patrick's Catholic Women's League in Kinkora to attend their bazaar Sep- tember 29 at 8:00 p.m. in the Kinkora School. The ladies were pleased to announce that the Sunday morning baby sitting service will begin soon with Mrs. Cindy De Kroon in "charge. Volunteers are. needed to help. The League ladies will be going about collecting for the blind soon and there will be a clothing drive held from October 18-22. The clothes may be left at the Church. Also on the schedule of up and coming events is the St. Patrick's Parish Fall Social featuring a fashion show, entertainment, craft and bak- ing table, ticket draw for the quilt, ceramic Christmas tree, ceramic bowl and pitch- er, door prizes and a lunch will be served. This enjoy- able evening will be held on Wednesday, November 3 at 8:00 p.m. in the parish hall, so set this night aside and plan to attend. Mrs. Mary Margaret Van Bakel introduced the guest speaker for the evening, Mrs. Cindy Flanagan, Re- gistered Nurse at the Sea - forth Community Hospital, wife off Ken Flanagan and the mother of two children, Jeffery and Tara, Cindy addressed the ladies on a very vitalsttbject, "Vial for Life". The vial is a small clear pill bottle which con- tains a sheet. of paper on which there is vital..medical information which could save, one's life. On this sheet is your name, address, your doctor's name, the hospital you would go to, and all medication which you are taking and medical history describing specific illnesses. There are enough spaces on this form for four members of a famly. Forms should:be filled out in pencil and in clear block letters so it can be easily read by the ambulance attendants and medical staff. These vials are to be placed on the top shelf on the inside of the refrigerator door and specially designed decal is to be placed on the outside off the\ refrigerator. ff you are wondering why you would put thiss vial in the refrigerator it is the one piece of furniture that is in every household and in case. of fire, flood or wind damage to the house; the refrigerator is usually all in tact. The vial for life may serve as your spokesman if a patient is in shock or unconscious from St. Columban news Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 Mr. and Mrs. David Lau- zon of White Rock, British Columbia visited with relat- ives in the surrounding area last week. Visitors with Mrs. Vincent Lane on the weekend were: David and Mary (McQuaid) Lauzon of White Rock, B.C., Father Tom McQuaid of St. Lucia Island, Brother Joseph McQuaid of St. John's School, Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mailloux of Toron• to, Mrs. Margaret Hapson of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allin of Goderich, Wilf McQuaid of Goderich, Mrs. Rose Burke of Stratford and Mrs. Sal McQuaid of St. Thomas. in honour of the 50th anniversary for service in the order of the Loretta Sisters of Sister Anacleta Miles (form - 1y of St. Columban) mass was celebrated by Rev. Fr. Mon• ty. S.J. in the chapel of the Loretta Convent in Guelph'on Sunday. Following mass a delicious turkey dinner was served and presentation of gifts made to Sister. A reception followed. Family members who attended were: Mr, and Mrs, Mark Miles of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miles of Kitch- ener. Mr. and Mrs. John Miles of New Hamburg, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Connolly (Marv) of Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gibbons (Lil (1.11) of Brampton. Attending the 25th Wed- ding Anniversary' party for Jim and Marie Marrinan at Ingersoll on Friday evening were: Dominic and Grace Murray, Ronald and Janice, Keith and Patti Murray; Mrs. Elizabeth Connolly; Frank and Marion Murray; and John and Margaret O'Leary. Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Reil- ly and family and friends attended the wedding, of Steve Walsh and Patti Rum- ble at St. Puis X Church in Brantford on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Green- wood of Sarnia spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Reilly and were guests at the Cornish -Nolan wedding in St. Columban. Martha Claessens, Mar- lene O'Reilly and Linda Correspondent MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 Mr, and Mrs. Frank Elli- cott hosted the Hamilton family reunion at their home on Sunday. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller and Paul are, Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Balfour and Mrs. Hazel Sadler, Sault Ste. Marie and Mrs. Dennis Wilson, Calgary, Alberta, Mrs. Hazel Sadler was guest soloist Sunday morn- ing at Cromarty Presbyterian Church, QUite a number from this community were guests al the Docking -Sturdy wedding at Holmesville United Church on Saturday, 195" -kids at St.Patrick's Dublin The first week of school is s now over and the students hake begun to settle down. The early to bed and early to rise has become the house- hold rule rather than just a familiar saying. This year the enrolment at St. Patrick's School Dublin totals 195 students. Kindergarten has a total of 30 children and is divided into two classes which are taught by Mrs. Doreen Nogalo. The following are names of those teaching grades one to eight: Mrs. Rita Core. Mrs. Joan McIver, Mrs. Margaret Rowland. Miss Dorothy Dil- lon, Mrs. Catherine McCot- ter. Mrs. Helen Stewart, Mr. Terry Craig and Mr. L.H. Cook, Principal. The Special Education leacher is Mrs. Marybel Edye, the French teacher is Mrs. Rita Lau- waert and the school secre- tary is Mrs. Dorothy Delan- ey. Daily classes begin at 8:55 a.ni. with dismissal at 3:10 p,m, and the buses leave the school al 3:20 p.m. The students have a 40 minute lunch break and two 15 minute recesses. The Mc- Carthy buses transport the student to school and their drivers are as follows: Keith McCarthy. Wilha Vanden- berk. Leona McCarthy, Wm, Flanagan and Bonnie Cronin. Good Luck to the teaching staff and bus drivers in the coming school year and may all your problems be tittles ones. • Sunday St. Patrick's Parish held a Sun- day Brunch and what a lovely idea. The ladies of the parish all brought a favorite dish or two and this made for a super variety which would make any mouth water. There was an exceptional attendance as the hall was full and everyone spent an enjoyable forenoon. Not only that the majority of the ladies got to go home without doing any dishes. To the ladies of the Catholic Women's Lea- gue executive and a few helpers who were respons- ible for the planning and clean up for this event, the people of the parish wish to say a special thank you for your throughfulnes`s. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miller and family, St. Jos- eph's were visiting with Mr. and MeS. Fergus Stapleton on Sunday. Mr. an Mrs. Jack Cleary, London were visiting with Mrs. Camilla Evans on the weekend. Klaver have returned to their studies at Fanshawe College for another term. ' Congratulations to Donna Nolan and Dean Cornish who were married on Sat„ Sept. 11th at St. Columan R.C. Church, allergies, diabetes or heart attack. The vial is needed by: I. homes where children are left with a babysitter as the babysitter may not have knowledge of the children's medical history. 2. the elder- ly particularly those who are alone, 3. those who are suffering from a chronic Clinic, the Pharmacy and the condition and 4. those who Seaforth Community Hospi- have language difficulties, cal.. Cindy was then thanked The vials can be gotten by Mrs. Mary Barnes at the Seaforth Medical OUR Alit-FLO't t DRY SPRAYER IS READY TO GO!!! PLANT YOUR WHEAT FOR TE SAE COST AS SPREADING YOUR FERTILIZER Our new airflow unit is capable of doing both lobs at the same time S*EED FREDWNEATRICI( certified and registered * HOUSER certified * FAVOR certified *GORDON certified *OAC WINTER TRITICALE Day or Nite the Service is Rite HOEGY'S FARM SUPPLY SENIORS... OntarioProperty !Ib.x Grant Applications. 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