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The Huron Expositor, 1982-11-17, Page 5Dunn awd aQ@a Tavistock visitor in McKiIIop THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 17, 1982 — A5 Correspondent MRS. ED REGELE 527.1106 Mrs. Trix Super of Tavi- stock visited Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum. Congratulations to Sharon and Kelly Dalton on the arrival of their baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator of Crediton spent Sunday with the tatters mother, Mrs. Ed Regele, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc Cowan visited Friday even- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Winston Powell of Seaforth. Mrs, Harold McCallum visited on Thursday with her daughter, Mrs. Wayne Hart- man at Brucefield. Mrs. Phylis Birch and Miss Kim Birch visited on the weekend at the home of Larry, Marsha and Randy Nevers. RfEMEMI Ei;—Students at St. Patrick's Separate School in children honoured the war dead with poems, songs and hymns. Dublin held their Remembrance Day ceremonies last week. The (Photo by Svela) fe Correspondent JOAN CRONIN 345-2772 The weekend was over again and another week was beginning, as I sat and watched the big white fluffy snowflakes fall• and then be whisked about by a passing breeze, it brought back many a stormy memory from last year. Small children hustled about the house looking for snowsuits, boots, toques and mittens to go outdoors to play in the marvelous snow. Meanwhile, . the rest of us visualize cars that will not start, or being stuck in a snow bank or worse yet, having a snow storm on a weekend and not getting to a local dance. The thoughts of shovelling snow often adds a wrinkle to one's brow. For moms and grandmas it is a more relaxing time when evenings are set aside for quilting, knitting or doing crafts of various kinds. To many winter is the time to go south to a warmer climate like the birds but, to others, it is a few months of living a little slower pace and taking time to spend the evening playing cards or driving the week folk off to a hockey game. Or Sunday afternoon's spent as a family tobogganing or skating and coming home to hot choco- late and popcorn around a crackling fireplace, who could ask for more? During the winter months one gets an opportunity again to invite old friends and relatives over for the evening as during the summer we all lose touch is ti with one another a:: a result of summer holidays and summers spent at the cottage. Winter is definitely here so bundle up, and make the best of it and have fun in the snow, eno.aaw On November 5,6 and 7, the 1st Dublin Brownie Pack had their first camping ex- perience at Camp Kirkton. It was a full, fun weekend from arrival at 7 p.m. Friday to departure at 1 p.m. on Sunday.' As it was a Fairytale, theme, the Elves were Sleep- ing Beauties, the Fairies were Snow Whites, Gnomes were Goldilocks and the Three Bears, and Pixies were Cinderellas. Each group made appro- priate puppets and helped make a puppet theatre, then entertained everyone with their particular fairytale. As well as their Holiday and Puppeteer Badges, the girls worked on the Athlete Badge Each group was also respon- sible for their share of 4the duties of setting up for meals and cleaning up. The girls particularly enjoyed making their own special camp friend, "Hermte". On Saturday, after eating hot buttered' popcorn, many songs were sung around the "campfire" and the girls settled for the night. Sunday morning at "Brownies Own" the girls shared their Thank You prayers. The blustery cold gave way to sunshine and everyone hiked to the recreation centre and the Kirkton pond. enjoying the sights and sounds of nature. Special thanks to District Commissioner Gail Scigner for coming and helping out, as well as Bonnin Cronin and Cathy Elliott, who did such an excellent job on the food, The Brownies meet every Thursday night at 'St. Pat- rick's School, Dublin, under the leadership of Joan Day. nard- Brown Owl, Jane Mac Leod- Tawny Owl, and Linda Saunders- Snowy Owl. The girls are Marianne Cook, Jennifer Cronin, Julie Cronin, Melanie Cronin, Michelle Cronin, Donya Day - 'hard, Colleen Deloyer, Sarah Elliott, Lynn Feeney,L'ee• Anne MacLeod, Denise Mac- Rae, JoAnne McCarthy, Angela Poppe, Natasha Renne, Mary Ann Saunders, Karen Vansteelandt, and Tanya Vansteelandt. The Brownies earned their Cyclist Badges at the Sept. 23 meeting when Constable Beatty talked to the girls about bicycle safety and the law; and on Oct. 7 they toured Gallery Stratford and earned their Art Appreciat- ion Badges. They also toured McDonald's Restaurant and helped make Big Macs. October 14, Katie Kerslake and her mother, Freda, helped the Brownies make cute corn husk mice. Katie inspired the girls with her fine display of wheat and corn husk crafts. On October 28. one saw many strange Brownie faces when the girls, using homemade face paints. got into the Hallow- e'en spirit. The Dublin and District Athletic Association Bingo held every Friday evening at the Dublin Community Centre now has a Jackpot of $350 on 51 calls this coming Squirts have a party harth and Marilyn Ahrens. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Siemon arc the proud par• cnts of a baby boy, born on November 11th. Congratulat- ions! Congratulations arc cx• tended to Mrs. George Sie• mon who celebrated her 85th birthday on Sunday at the home of her son. Ken and daughter-in•law, Joyce of Brodhagen. She was sur- prised when Mr. and Mrs. Roy Siemon and family and IQ© hccv@W Correspondent MRS. H. LEOIMHARDT 345-2419 The Brodhagen Squirt Girls Baseball Team had their ball party on Sunday at the home of Marilyn Ahrens. The girls were entertained with a Muppet Movie. Hot dogs and cake were served by their coaches; Lar Scher - l l reIiix 1 week. Last week the consol- ation prize of 5100 was won by Mrs. Joan Purdy. A great deal of work has been done on the interior of the Co- mmunity Centre to make it warmer and more comfort- able during the winter months so come out and play bingo on Friday at 8:00 p.m. and maybe you will be a lucky winner. The St. Patrick's Parish Mission Council held their annual dance on Saturday evening in the Mitchell Community Centre with music supplied by the "Inlaws". The executive were very pleased by the If it's from Anstett's it says, `you're special' excellent turnout and an enjoyable evening was had by all. The Dublin P.T.A. are holding their annual Turkey Bingo on Thursday. Novem- ber 25 in the Dublin Com- munity Centre. This is a good way to got that Christmas turkey which everyone en- joys. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dantzer and family, Mississ- auga, spent,the weekend with family ad friends in the area. Mr. Jack Frost, St. Thomas spent a few days this week with his sister, Mrs. Jean Dill. STETT •:f f,/ELLE 8 Alpert Street Clinton • 26 Main Street South Seaforth 284 Main Street Exeter 263 Durham Street East Walkerton 135 Queen Street East 5t. Marys Eternity Rings - the gift that says you'd marry her over again! Excellent selection. starting at only '215. Available' set with diamonds. sapphires, rubies, and emeralds • separately or in cam• bination Happy eventh friends and Ken and Joyces' family joined them. Her grandchildren and four great grandchildren were all present to celebrate with her. She received many cards and they presented her with a bouquet of red roses. A buffet supper v.as enjoyed by all. Mrs. Katie Querengesser is a patient in the Smith Nursing Home. Mitchell. since Monday. 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