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The Huron Expositor, 1982-11-10, Page 5Marg Van Bakel and son Randy. Du1 DOi oQw© Models,, prizes. a CWLhit at soci Correspondent JOAN CRONIN 345-2772 On Wednesday evening November 3 the Dublin Cath- olic Women's League hosted their first fall social in. a number of years and what a success. The St. Patrick's Parish Hall was filled to capacity by ladies from the neighbouring churches. The executive had a well-planned evening beginning with a welcome from the President of the Catholic Women's League, Mrs. Mary Margaret Van Bakel. Father Carrigan. the parish priest. also greeted -everyone. The craft table, Yvhieh was well laden with a fine selection of hand -made articles was open Next on the agenda was a fashion show with Nancy L"aronc of Larone-Spittal in Seaforth as the commentator. Approximately 50 young children acted as models displaying the fine selection of clothes for fall and winter, supplied:by Larone's. Mari- lyn Horne, an employee of the Larone-Spittal store. de- scribed the hand sew n ap- parel which she made to display some of their fine quality fabric which they also carry in their store. The tots -to -teens and ladies who modelled are to be thanked Hildebrand Flow- ers, who supplied the lovely not, of mums which lined the walk way, Hetherington Shoes who supplied the foot- wear and Wm. Feeney Con• struction who constructed the cxccllenrwalkway. all helped Front: Jackie Van Bakel, daughter of Mr Mrs. Hank Van Bakel. Patricia Murray. daughter of Mr Arthur Murray and and Mrs. make this fashion show com- plete. Lori Lyn Stapleton sang and Lucille Delaney and Cathy Kelly sang two num- bers together, Mrs. Van Bakel thanked Nancy Larone and her staff Draws were made on th'e quilt which was won by Mrs. Roseanne Si- monson. the ceramic Christ- mas tree which was won by William Poppe and the cera - rine pitcher and basin was won by Mrs. Jean t=,roshgk. The door prizes were won by Mrs. Rika Van Bakel and Mrs. Cletus Crowley. In other draws. a large doll was won by Pieta Van Bakel. a small doll went to Mrs, Sharon Wol'fe of Mitchell, the decorated cake was won by Mrs. Mary Stapleton. the•old fashioned ham was won by Annie Poppe and the Pioneer jacket and toque was won by Alice Regan and Mrs. Mil- dred Cronin won the floral wall hangink, tnc lucky chair was won by Mrs. Mildred Cronin and the closest birthday went to Mrs. Cathy Meagher. The league executive expressed their appreciation to local busi- nesses NEW MEMBERS The Dublin Parish Council has three new members, Mrs. Julie Van Bakel, Miss Joan Schoonderwoerd and Leon Louwagie. Also on the council is Hank Fericks. Wnt. Feeney. Jack Flanagan, the school representative Mrs. Margaret Rowland and the Youth Club representative Lucy Fericks. The three ment- Cduffbcin Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 Miss Cathy Murray of Toronto visited on the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Murray. Mr. Gordon Moylan of Highgate spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Mary Moylan. Mr. Larry Murray of Brampton visited on the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Steve Murray. Julie and Michelle Cronin, Tanya and Karen Vanstie- landt and Melanie Cronin all spent the week end camping with the Dublin Brownies at Camp Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Cronin. Mrs. Marie Dc Jong. Lco Cronin, Anne Cronin. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ryan, Louise. Mary Jo and Mark Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. i Gerry Ryan attended the funeral mass for Bob Eckert at St. Ambrose R.C. Church in Cambridge on Saturday at 11 a.m. Mrs. Les Ward and Shan• non of Kitchener visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ryan. Miss Joanne Doyle of London visited on Sunday with Mrs. Theresa Maloney and Mr. and Mr3. James Maloney. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 10, 1982 — A,8 Country '12" bers who have completed their term are Mrs. Delaine Cronin, Hector Louwagie and Gary Van Loon. Coming this Saturday eve- ning November 13 is the Parish dance with all pro- ceeds going to the missions, The dance will be held in the Mitchell and District Com• munity Centre with dancing front 9-1 , to the music supplied by "The Inlaws". The corn is off' and the seasonal rush is over, so take a night off and go dancifig The Dublin and District Athletic Association Jackpot of 5350. 'went on Friday evening on the 48th call. The lucky winner was Mrs. Millie Swan, In past weeks the jackpot was won on 58 and 5,9 calls so this was 'really quite a nice surprise: Next week the jackpot will be 5300. on 50 calls. Mrs. Ann Arnold. Mrs. Jim Arnold and son Michael, Niagara Falls. Mary Evans and Madeline Peiche of Windsor were visiting with Mrs. Camilla Evans on the weekend. Mrs! Jean Dill spent the week in Windsor visiting with Mrs. Louis McDonald and Mrs, Mary Kitts. Mrs. Theresa Costello has returned from an eight day holiday in Pompano, Beach. Florida. Mrs. Costello was accompanied by her four daughters. Mrs, Jean Gro- shok. London. Mrs. Patsy McGilvery. Chatham, Mrs. Bridget Malone. Winnipeg. and Mrs. Dorothy Krauskopf. Guelph. The residents of Dublin wish io extend to Mr. and Mrs. Matt Murray a warm welcome as they have taken up residence on Nelson Street. To Mrs. Genic Kramcrs w e express our sympathy on the recent passing of her brothcr- in•law• Mr. Pachon Tycrs of Stratford. Also to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barnes on thc recent death of Mr. Jim Heenan. uncle of Mrs. Mary Barnes. Mr. Heenan lived in the Lucan arca. presents S. V at 7:00 p.m.' on' Cab a TV ch • nne4 12 A presentation of Seaforth District High School English Department S Entertainment until 9:00 p.m. Your host - "Country Ken"(Holmes) Tune in to Cable T.V. Channel 12, every Thursday at 7:00 p.m. for an inside look into the community plus talent and entertainment. If you know of any talent you would like to see on television - give "Country Ken" a call at 345-2341 • any Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m: Cromarty Scouts hike at the Pinery The Women's Missionary Society of Cromarty Presby- terian Church held their meeting on Thursday after• noon Nov. 4 at the home of Edna Stoneman, with all members present. Betty Dow, whochatrcd the mccting. gave a timely medi- tation entitled An Election. A letter written to Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Knight by Margaret Kennedy. a missionary in India. was read to the mem• hers by Lila McKaig. It was a most interesting description of her trip to thc Holy Land. especially so to those mem- hers who had also visited there. The president, Dorothy Miller. announced that the annual mccting of the Pres- hvierial will be held in .Tanu• Ary. 1983. in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Strat- ford. Agnes La mond led thc Muriel Scott accompanied on her autoharp. Ldli.m Douglas served tun, h assisted by the hostess. Four boy scouts, "bre, Stoneman. Roger Fell• Tom Laing and Mark Cronin. and their ‘,,nut master, Bruce Wilkinson. enjoyed a trip to The Piner . south of Grand Bend. on Saturday. While there the, followed a nature trail studying the plants, trees and birds. and built thenisehcs a campfire for cooking lunch The Re, Kenneth Knight spoke un the theme Swords to plow shin . al the Remcm- hran, c 1),i, sers ice on Sunda, mornine The choir sang M, F,nth 11 Is an Oaken Staff, with the new organist, Mars F Do, a„ompanying them ( ommnnicant classes are h, Inv h,1,1 at the church on nings "Don't Miss It" The Expositor's annual CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ISSUE � GENERAL AIT ELECTRIC ENCORE WASHER is corning NOVEMBER 1 7I tT ilh nn h. 32 ..hopping' rinr.. 'till Christmas. -area shoppers look In the Expositor Shopping I..cr►►'titt t�8 A A A A A A Olitkilikaraat-ktDaMai-ZiDatktktDattDilrtXtkati-DtattANJ. 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