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Corresponncnt
JOAN CRONIN
345.2772
By now the leftovers are
cleaned up from your
Thanksgiving dinner. The
turkey bones have been
picked clean and you are
stuffed, not the turkey.
Travellers were busy attend-
ing the Octnher'fest parade
and celebrations in Kitchener
and spending their last long
weekend at their cottages
preparing them for closure
for the winter season. The
beans are off and the corn is
being harvested. The leaves
are really falling, so it's time
to get our rakes out. The kids
enjoy this time of year to
Visitors in St•1ffa
• Correspondent
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
345.2346
'Dinner guests Saturday
-evening with Mr. and• Mrs.
Bob Norris and family were
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Skinner
and Rob Heckman, Mitchell.
The occasion was the 4th
wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. ,Lim Skinner.
Mrs. James Capling, Mis•
sisauga spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs, John
Templeman and family. Sat-
urday they attended Tees
water Fair and visited with
Mrs. Elizabeth Hankin,
Mrs, Orpha Norris, Mr,
and Mrs. Bob Norris, Jill and
Robert, Miss Susan NOrris,
Stratford and Rob Heckman,
Mitchell wre Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Burleigh and family, Goder-
ich.
Thanksgiving Day 'guests
of Mr. and Mrs, John Tentp•
leman and fancily were Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Martyn and
girls, Russcldale, Mr. and
Mrs. Jint'Neilsorl and girls
and Ruth Templeman, Strat•
ford Joanne Capling, Missis.
sauga, Darlene Templeman
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 13, 1982 - A4
hazardwent
e whydro goes off
gotten caught up from last prosperity and a time to plan Wayne spent the weekend In Miss Mary Jo Looby and
month. The time has come to ahead for another year. London with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Looby of London spent
remove the summer flowers The Dublin and district Clare Oldham, the weekend with Mrs. Mar -
and prepare the beds for Athletic Association Bingo Mr. and Mrs, Jim Ouelette garet Looby and boys.
winter and the planting of held every Friday evening in and, family, Essex and Mr. Congratulations to Mr.
your tulips, daffodils and the Dublin Community and Mrs. Tom Simmonsgn and Mrs. Maurice Ryan on
other early blooming bulbs. Centre pis really growing. and Tommy spent Thanks- the birth of a new grand -
After a cold, stormy winter, This week the Jackpot will be giving with Mr. and Mrs. child, born to Mr, and Mrs.
there is nothing quite like $700.00 on 58 calls. The Hugh Benninger. Allan French (Marilyn Ryan)
seeing the pretty little flow- attendance has really been Njiss •Barbara McGrath, of New Dundee on Septem-
ers peek though the ground. fantastic so maybe this week ioronto spent the weekend ber 28. Mr. and Mrs.• French
It is truly the beginning of there will be a lucky winner. with Mr. and Mrs. Jack hcSve named their new son,
another year of growth and Mrs. Delaine Cronin and O'Rourke. " Ryan Robert.
make big piles of leaves an
and play in them. The trees
are looking bare and cold,
which is a sign winter is
coming closer. The days are
getting shorter and the •
clocks will soon be set back,
The children are gearing up
for Hallowe'en, dreaming of
all 'that trick or treating.
The hydro was out in our
area as- well as other areas
over an hour on late Sunday
evening. Many bumps and
bruises were left to show for
ft, as the familiar surround-
ing suddenly became a living
hazard, Those who had al-
ready retired for the evening
had no problem, but for the
rest of us, finding a candle or
flash light was almost dead-
ly.
By the end of' this week
another month is half over'
and I like many, have not
Miss Jayne Delaney,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Delaney•is on a one
month exchange student pro-
gram in Cowichan Lake,
Vancouver Island; British
Columbia. Jayne is staying
with Lisa Rowland and her
family and attending school
there. Jayne will return
home on October 26 and I
will have further information
on Jayne's experiences,
and Don Ellison, Goderich,
Mr, and Mrs. Hank Bertcns
and Kimberly, Fullarton, Mr.
and Mrs. Rob Templeman
and family, Staffa, Karen
Ulch and Terry Templeman,
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Temple-
man and family were Sunda
dinner guests of M_ r, and
Mrs. Hap Swafridgc and Jill,
Wingham.
Cromarty Presbyterian
(church was very nicely de-
corated with harvest bounty
of fruits and vegetables and
flowers for the Thanksgiving
service on 'Sunday. Rev.
Knight chose as' his thence.
"'thanksgiving and Worry"
The Sr, Sunday School class
of Mrs, B. Stoneman pre•
sensed a special number on
Thanks. 'those participating
were 'Tracy Parsons, Lisa
Gardiner, Cherie Elliott,
Wanda Martyn and 'Toni
Laing. The choir under the
leadership of Mrs. John S-•otl
provided special music.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mc-
Phail spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Burrows and family, Hamil-
ton.
Brodhagen party
honours Muegges
Correspondent
MRS. HERMAN
LEONHARDT
.f45-2414
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Mucggc of RR5, Mitchell
celebrated their 401h wed.
ding anniversary on Sunday.
October 10 al the horse of
their daughter and son-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilbert
and Ninth. Brodhagen,
Other tamps guests were
Res. and Mrs. Harold Brill
and family of St. Jacobs, Mr.
and Mrs. Aim Weir and family.
of Monktun. Mrs. Edna Rock•
Kitchener. Mr., and Mrs,
Harm Mueggc. RRI, Born-
holm. In the esening the
bride and groom of 40 scars
ws
ere pleasantly surprised
when more rclatises and
neighbours joined them 10
help celebrate Ihc occasion.
St.C,..1
C
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rs
fr
to
fa
thes
the co-operataig,
(here was a slight interrup-
tion during the evening.
w hen the hydro played havoc.
and c:utclles had to he used.
This will long he remembered
h5 the guests. ('ongratula-
1 onsuf the community arc
extended to Walter and Iris.
Many celebrated 'Thanks
gis ing with their families ower
the holiday weekend. Guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bode
and Eric on Thanksgising
Uas w ere their daughter
Janice. Ron, Jason and .Iona•
than of Toronto. and Howard.
Maxine and Melissa.
St. Peter's Lutheran
(church. Brodhagen was
beautifully decorated ssith
fruit. flowers, and vegetables
for the Th: iiksgiying ccichra
uon on .Sunday A special
Thank 5101 In Ihc Surncfas
school teachers for their help
TAXI
For Efficient Service
PHONE 527-1961
(correspondent
MRS. CECILIA RYAN
345-2028
St. Columban C.W.L. met
Tuesday evening in the. par•
ish rectory meeting room.
Mrs. Mildred :Cronin, presi-
dent opened the meeting
with prayer and conducted
the business. Mrs. Margaret
O'Reilly read the corre•
spondcnce.
That you cards from child-
ren who rccicvcd gifts from
the C. W.1.,for first commun-
ion, confirmation and Grade 8
graduates were received,
Letters of appreciation
from two adopted families in
Italy were also read. Eleanor
Maloney will visit the sick for
the month of October, Used
clothing can be left in the
parish hall during the month
of October. A card party and
pot luck supper will be held
on Friday. October 22 at 8
p.m. in the parish hall.
The C.W.L. deanery meet-
ing will be held at Brussels
(community ('entre on Nov•
ember 3 from 4:30 to 3:00
p.m. Please give your pre-
sident a call by October 20 if
you plan to attend (345.2553)
An invitation was also
received from the Kcnnicott
('.W.I . to attend the annual
baiaar on October 13 at St.
Hridgicf's Church in Logan.
t he ( W.1.. has been
asked to cater to the Federat•
Ion ed Agriculture dinner to
be held on November 16 in
the St, ('nluniban parish hall.
I'hc meeting closed with
prayer by Father Onslveen
follow cd hs a social hour.
For Winter Months
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Jim and Pat Subjcc and
fancily of Kitchener and
Gerry, Karen and Jason
Ryan had Thanksgiving din-
ner on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Ryan and
family.
Mr, and Mrs. Alphonse
Cronin; Jerome Cronin and
Darlene Henderson; Gordon
Cronin and Bonnie Siemon;
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Ryan;
Louise. and Mary Jo and
Mark Ryan attended the
wedding reception for
Sharon Eckert and Gary
Henderson, newlyweds at St.
Mary's church hall in Owen
Sound on•Saturday, October
9. Sharon is the daughter of
Jerry and Marie (Dalton)
Eckert of Owen Sound,
Miss Joanne Swart of
London spent the weekend
with 'Mr. and Mrs, Roy
Swart.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Regier
Kitchener
with Mr.
and
splent the weekend
and Mrs. Albert Cronin.
family
of
Miss Ca by Murray of
Toronto and Gerard Landry
of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
and Mary Murray of Kitch-
ener spent Thanksgiving
weekend with Mr, and Mrs.
Thomas Murray,
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mur-
ray of R.R. 4, Walton cele-
brated their 45th wedding
anniversary on Friday, Oct-
ober 9. Steve and Agnes
along with their family at-
tended a ass on Thanks -
,,giving at 5 'clock at St.
ON THE MAIN S REET OF DUBLIN
S
R:olumban R.C. Church.'
In the evening their family
and neighbours on the line
gathered at the home of Ken
and Anne Murray for a social
evening of cards and visiting.
Also attending were Sister
Marietta of Strathroy, Mrs.
Camilla Evans and Mrs,
Marie Melady of Dublin and
Mr, and Mrs. Matt Murray of
RR1, Dublin, Congratula-
tions and hest wishes to Steve
and Agnes from the commun-
ity.
A UAL
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the home of Tom and Bea
Kale and family for Thanks•
giving dinner on Sunday and
on Hondas Torn McQuaid of
Toronto and his daughter
Elena of Stratford visited
with Mrs. lane.
.Loc ( lacssens of Kenora
and Frank ('lacsscns of Lon•
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Mr .Ilx' Hicknell of St.
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Martin and Theresa Van
Raay of Dashwund and John
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