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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-11-16, Page 4f. A4 --:.)110 HURON 0PO01'TOR4, NOVEIMpER -1s.11► ;One reeve from the north and one from the ` south of Penh County will be running for the Oration, of 1984 warden. . • , Reeve Glynn Coghlin of Elva Township and • Riga .Qliver McIntosh of Fullatton Townshipannounced It County crania's Nov. 10 session that they will be seeking the warden's, chair during the election of Dec.,8, Mr. Coughlin. 53, announced a year ago -' that he would be peeking the warden's seat for 1984. He has been reeve of 'Elora Township 'since 1980 and while not having served on council prior to that, he has been active in many agriculture -related activities. He is a past chairman of the Perth County Milk committee, Holstein -Friesen Associa- tin and the United Breeders Co-operative. DAIRY FARMER A dairy farmer, Reeve Coghlin is also a chartered member and past president of the Atwood Lions aub. He has been on the board of the Atwood United Church for 14 years and served as secretary of the congregation for 13 years. As a county councillor he has served as chairman of both the community services and administrative committee. He has also served as finance chairman. of the Spruce lodge Board of Management. The Elma reeve is now chairman of the Listowel and District Seniors complex. He and his wife Olive, have five children and five grandchildren. Mrs. Coghlin is a well-known artist in the area. Reeve Coghlin said fi a years as reeve will be enotiglt for f m and it; wants to have the, wardenabl,p_ within,that time. ''Alto: RIMS basal. hard' 4 warded' for; 12 years, ' he. said, - Eltiia's. Lastwarden was. ther•;p ie .Roy Robinson. • FULLARTON REEVE • •'Reeve Mclatosh's announcement,that he was also seeking' the• wardership was the 'first 'time• is public he, gave any such indication. He.has been reeve of Foliation township since 1980; Prior to that he served as a councillor and deputy reeve since 1968. As a county councillor, he, has. been , on the administration committee and this past,year has served as chairman of both `the Spruce Lodge Board of Management and its non-profit housing corporation. The Fullerton reeve is a past chairman of the Mitchell arena board and for five years he served as the municipal representative on the Upper Thames River Conservation Authonty. A cash crop and beef farmer. Reeve McIntosh is also in the snowmobile business. He and his wife Laurin have six children with two remaining at home. Hibbert. Township Reeve Ivan Norris said he would like to seek the chairmanship of the road committee, but he first has to be named to that committee. Other reeves indihated which committee they would like to serve on in the coming year. ,o FOR CAKES & PASTRY MONARCH FLOUR 10 KG BAG 4 .99 TRADITION BLEND NI.BOB 4A0.'Ac COFFEE 369 G PKG. (TRAP, APPI E (PAN',F 1 R M:XFE) I kInl TANG F UIT INKS 1 LITRE CTN . 9 • Julie Van Bakel heads PTA Correspondent JOAN CRONIN 345-2772 The Dublin P.rent Teachers Association have elected their new executive for the 1983-84 term. Past President -Betty Mc- Laughlin. President -Julie Van Bakel, Vice President -Shirley Rose, Secretary -Alice Van. Bakel, Treasurer -Joyce Shewan, Parent Councellors-Barbara Vosper, Joan Binning and Yvonne Seiler,' Teacher Representatives Dorothy Dillon, Helen Van' Bakel, 4Principal- Ennis Murphy, Spiritual Director -Father Carrigan. The P.T.A. are a very important part of the parent and teacher relationship. in the areas of communication and extra activities such as hot dog days which requires volunteer help. They are also preparing for their annual Turkey Bingo which will be held on Wed. Nov. 23 at 8 p.m. NIAGARA FROZEN ORANGE.. JUICE The P.T.A. are also having a raffle. 1st prize S50. grocery basket, 2. Ham, donated by Staffens; 3. Cake, donated by Gloors Bakery. The draws will be made the night of the bingo. PERSONALS' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans, Niagara Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Arnold and son Michael, Niagara Falls were visiting with Mrs. Camilla Evans on the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Cronin, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ryan, Mr. -and Mrs. Bob Cronin, Dublin and Mr. and Mrs. Lou Masse. Zurich attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs. Mary. Harvey of Kitchener who passed away suddenly on Wednesday, November 2. Mrs. Harvey was in her 64th year and is the sister of Mrs. Joseph Ryan of Kitchener. Seaforth fair queen in Listowel Over 150 delegates attended the Annual Meeting of the Huron -Perth Ontario Associ- ation of AgnculturalA,pctetlest ttykicIlcwrisy held recently in Listowel:' . Fair Queens from Brussels, Dungannon, Exeter. Listowel, Seaforth and Stratford, were well received by the audience. The crowd enjoyed the musical entertainment which was provided by Mr. and Mrs. Don McDonald of Listowel. The Ken Reaney Memorial Plaque which is awarded to the Society which has the 12 OZ: TIN CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE SOUP 59 2 10 0Z. TINS. 73 CUT FROM' - CANADA GRADE A BEEF T-BONE OR WING STEAKS KG LB. ■279 ■ CLOVER LEAF TV iA • 1. 5 9 BEEF FRIED CHICKEN TURKEY OR SAUSBURY STEAK SWANSON'S DINNER "Pg? BATTERED HIGH LINER COD FISH 350 G PKG. 1.69 1.99 BONUS PACK 5 PLUS 1 EXTRA GILLETTE AC �� 1.99 BLADES largest number of delegates in attendance based upon' the travelling distance was nte'd.j ¢ycg Mrs. Jean; Reaney to the iet$r "984 cultural Society. The 1executive is: District Director - Bill Flynn, Clinton; secretary -Don Young, Auburn, lady representative -Hazel McIn- tosh. Milverton, Lady Secretary -Evelyn Coxon, Milverton. The 1984 Annual Meeting will be held in Exeter hosted by the Exeter Agricultural Society. PKG. 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