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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-06-05, Page 11Sr • ,a. ICE: CREAM AIRY RAR SEAFORTH ICK - CREAM omiwa ZION Mrs. , Robert. Durelnll, . Sr., stray ford,visited with Mr. and "Mrs. R. E. Burchill and Mr. and Mrs. Roy';fiurchill on. Sunday. Mr; Charles Roney was: able to return home, on Sunday from hos pita'. Mr;: -and Mrs. Albert Rduey; who spent the past 10 days With Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Paris, • arrived home on Monday. We are sorry .to, report David, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy ,fiannpn, is a patient° n, the Children's;. Hos- pital', London. TWO 1955 PLYMOUTH 'CLUB CQUPES, 1955 DODGE TWO .. DOOR HARDTOP, 1955- DODGE.: „ROYAL SEDAN- 1956 EDAhT ' 1956 DODGE, FOUR - DOOR 1952 PLYMOUTH :".SEDAN 1957 FAR,GO y- EXPRESS . • '; Pho rie 267 DODGE DE SOTO SALES and. SERVICI Seaforth WHF, .-01siTAI{IO LIDRItAD--LEADER-John Wintermeyer Paid a'short•vistt te:Seafortlii,'Thursday morning' hemetMayor'B. F Christie. Here,, Mr Wintermeyer•stalks•• with' Mayor.."Christie (left). and Ifarryig, Huron Liberal candidate, before leav-, ing .on. 'a. day our that took.. him to 5 oderich,. Clinton and into Huron -Brice` and=Perth . ridings. -( Free. 'press ipietnre). • News of Dublin Group 'Marks BLAKE.. N. wersary Event THE WEEK Mr. and Mrs;- Charles: ge el of Mrs. 'Minme.> ;.. _.,l Wetdo ,and Mrs., W�th Itensall,:.visited; with Mr. and>Mrs. Archie Mustard visited With 'Mr. . Presentateon James Dinsmore.. ° Harold Finlay and family;' - ' The ;May meeting of Zion';Wo.:. men's:: Association was held at the Mass, -and Mrs. W. Lane presided home of Mrs. Wilfred Annis, Mrs: at the: organ. Lloyd ':Barker taking charge m• Mrs° McDermott was former` place, of the president,__Moss-P.ep Miss-C-atheriire-Ry'an, „daughter of -per-The deyottona1, period open -the late Mr, and Mrs: Patrick Ry ed with the •themo ,hymn, „and a- -,On. Her I usband,! William McDer scripture reading by' Mrs Lorne • inott, • predeceased her several Atkensu yrs." T;asvrratce 'Hanna ears ago -- offered; comments on, 'the...lesson • °She is 'survived by one sister,; Minutes were 'read by Mrs.; Wil- Miss Mary„Ryan, Toronto, and two fred Annis and a poem ,recited by brothers,:, Peter :Ryan. ,and. Joseph,. Mrs. Lawrence ' _Ryan McKillop;';` The •pallbearers A touching .story • ” 'entitled; "A were Fergus Kelly, William Stap- Present ForMy Mother," was leton, Matt•Murray, Joseph Ryan; read by Mrs. Dalton Maticolm Mrs: William; Ryan and Harry Ryan:: In Lloyd Barker:'>then led in .prayer. terment took place in St: Patrick's After: a short business session a cemetery;~ Dublin.. presentation tcart ; was Mir and: Mrs. ;Martin Brick, De - made by the.>ofWomean'sen Association trots with Mrs. Kathleen Feeney, an the oe aiir'of :Mr. and Mrs. Ntr. and Mrs.. ,Stewart, Reuben Aiken's 40th wedding anni- :Kitchener, with: friends in the, vi1. versary lage A lunch was served by, the hos Mrs E.J. Megar, Santa Barbara, Tess and a'ssistants: A quilt, ;was California'; with Mr and.,Mrs Ge_ -quilted during,;' the' afternoon. ' " ald Holland. Mrs. Catherine Feeney in Toron- Wi Wi'1 :Invite Guests towith Mr. and Mrs. Philip „Flay =. The • . Iay meeting, of` the Dublin' a Mr Tam O'Rourke, Dundas,'; Women's Institute Jo w Burchheill - the with Mr..'and' Mrs. Clayton Looli'y. home of Mrs ''John Burchill'with .. Mr. •and Mrs, R' F ;Byrne Ham-, 177 members and five;•vnswes pres- ilton; with Mr.. and' Mrs. Fergus ens;., The roll .call was answered by my worst cooking mistake,"Mrs_ Kelly and. --Miss -Monica-'Byrne: Harold Pethick:.gave antnteresting .:.'Mr, Leo :Holland and Mr."Bill account of the 57th annual meeting, held ..Carlingford 'United Church Mrs. Peter_:. Peterson; Senior Health.; Ntirse for Perth County, -was guest. Speaker.:She outlined her Work and spoke ou "Health," Mrs J:' Diehl' gave a Iiumorous reading and Mrs. 'Joe Dill „read the bousehold its.' Plans were ,.-discussed on enter- taining Staffa, .: Goulds and Glen" Gowrie,. Institutes on • :the -evening, of June' 16, at Staffa Hall. Lunch was .served by thehostess and, the committee in charge. HinPk r>i : ging- Show Clinton- Sprite 'Show Will be bed In the Community Parkin Clinton oto Wednesday, neO, with puss es in all ty of bvestocit being exhibited an fudged, erris lvheex . for the. children, . and games of chance on 'the. ;midway, will pro- vide the opportunity for fun for'ev eryone: Approximately . $2,500 will be paid ' out in prizes. • - The Clinton Lions Club" is oper- ating the games and refreshment booths, and members" are ,donating; their services entirely tn- the_ Fair. The Junior Farriers, as': usual, are operating a ""refreshment , booth, and all proceeds go :toward the fair. The evening 1ioxse show will in elude fourborse'''tandein hitch, carriage teams,, gentleman's turn- out, urnout, best matched and best dress- ed teams. Seaforth District High School Cadet Band' will perform., New classes in cattle and swine are introduced this year for public school `children " from the Town- shipsandToufckPr._Husllettin,ith. Goderich, Stanley Krauskopf being employed with the Looby Construction Co.; The fun eral was .held on Wednesday = af- ternoon. Local arrangementswere made by the W-. J. Cleary funeral Mrs. ,William. McDermott A former • resident: of Dublin, Mrs, William„ McDermott, died in Toronto the funeral took place at St.:Patrick's Church; Dublin, on Saturday: Rev. Father -Lynch was the cele1rant ,Of Requiem High • R Fighter rHr" tr • Here's' what, one ;important cabinet minister said re_eently, about Charlie MacNaughton "Never once dirt your, member miss an opportunity to put .p your interests before the Legislature. In the House itself:. in the: various commit.:" tes,-in the t oinniittee of the whole, his sole and printe interest was the interest of • the people in Huron. County." Ron. M. G.•, Dymon-d,,MD B 'Minister of Health Clinton, April 13, 1959 tors 11!1rons, 011. •Exee' ' 1959 privilege •1c represent eF�� asti Melva , • • end s n. m17 ior.. re dear > it has be re of ; Onto tl rt legislature d. ave earnestly y. �u�° �,e� per's esentat•: ,,. - d��•; rii-on to ng the s b ci�ent re tis great R? mate•°• off • g '-of ei t rid ,tog the, interest: ' .;; tiri'?.e to ben ; .F.�ost .'; 119. e�i�eavO" 2e a- n.14.11 �ot.. o.I,esle polls-� on .. ,the pg+�P., Qove:'�r9ths �oy�rnenrt .at,the na,ion si-- you :.. �epxese 14'�. oma- s°li That- 9. 14 J�llg i.. Rh17 Sd` 7 THE MAN WHO SPEAKS,. WORKS AND FrKHTS FOR" HURON regressive Conserv«1i:vtwie d.by Rimm i'rogreastik,Coti et'vattve Assact•tiod.. Th'ursda une Former ,Resident ,Passes A former resident, OF ;Dublin, Miss. 'Mamie Weber, ' died suddenly at her:;: home • in. ;London On Friday. She was the daughter of the: late . Mr, -and 112rs. •Joseph Weber, who operated' the Dominion:•:Hotelhere. in Dublin for several' years before moving toLondon. - She is survived+ by oneNsister,. ster, Elizabeth, London, and - two broth- ers,' Jake,. London, and John, To-" ronto. The funera' was. held at, St. Mfchael's Church, London; on• Monday.; Infant Son Dies The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.' John ;Krauskopf, ,Daniel. "l'oseph, died in Parry Sound- Hespital on Monday at the,.age'of.two months, .and was brought 'to' Dublin for burial, h St.. Patrick's cemetery, 'gr.;and Mrs.: Krauhkpofmhave been residing in Britt,, near Sud- bury, •fot the:• past year, John Holland ; and son, Windsor, Miss Ann Coulson, of Royal Oak, Michi-;; gan," with Mrs. Schulman and Mr-. and Mrs.' -Gerald' Holland Miss Rose Mary Flannery,' Lon - at her home. Mzss;"Monica'l-Byrne, Mrs. :Jean Fortune,. Mrs. J. Case and Mrs. John Moylan attended open' house of the Ursuline Convent in Strath- roy Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles' .Kraus kopf, Ferndale, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Nicholson, London, with .Mr. and Mrs.' James P, Kraus- . Mrs.. Hotham and children Lon-' don with Mr. and Mrs. Frank - 34. and: Mrs. Jack Wallington,. and children, Burlington, with Mr. arid Mrs:. George -Coyne Miss Molly' O'Connell in. -London.. A Redemptorist missionary of London is conducting Forty Hours', Deinition at St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, this week.: t111'1111111IIHuhlW hI11(1NIIItINhflillll,l GARDEN` PARTY arid. DRAW,- TUt KEY' and MAI SCUPPER ---.5 30.ta:S4f0- • St. Patrick's Church — DUBLIN Wed.June 24th i Sponsored by Catholic Women's •League Adnnussi n; Adults; $1, Children '50,e_. Il11111fl111U11III11111111111111111111111,I1M1f1. AUTOMATIC `'LNGLIS' WASHER' 2 years old; guaranteed; sudsaver '24189.00 AUTOMATIC INGIIS .WASHER' 4 -years old; sudsaver $150.40' 2-x..9 Cubic Foot PIILOCO" DEEP FREEZERS ',Like new,. 170.00 LEONARD $ Cubic' Foot REFRIGERATOR $125.00 - Used` Lay,qu lb2'ovvers, . 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