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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-06-18, Page 5Friday was field day at St. Patrick's Separate School in Dublin and more than 150 pupils participated in the sports program. In the above picture a youngster tries the long jump. There was keen competition in the high • jump , when the senior boys event provided the closest contest. Here one.of the finalists clears the bar. 4.95 4.95 Choose ,from round neck, V neck or polo collar style in plains, stripes and novel weaves. Colors include white, green, blue, gold, brown and navy. Sizes small to extra large Priced PERMA-PRESS BY FORSYTH $6.95 ARROW SHIRTS, 35% TERYLENE PERMA-PRESS KNIT SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS FOR DAD WALKING SHORTS PERMA-PRESS Plain shades, checks, plaids and stripes in' all the popular summer shades of sand, green, brown, blue and wheat. Sizes 28 to 44. 4.50 to' 7.95 "PERMA-PRESS" CASUAL PANTS Plain shades; neat stripes and small checks make up this range of casual pantg, suitable in style and color for Dads. 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Please' note that the Pre-IseVy Bill is now past due and subject to penalty charges. which is the bid event of the day. , Some parents as well as se- veral high school students help the • teachers supervise the day's events. Parents included Mrs. Joe Cronin and Mrs. F. Van' Bergen. Individual honors were also awarded. to the outstanding ath- letes in each age group. They are as follows: „•• MIDGETS (6 & 7 yrs.) Total points Girls - Paula Loomans 18 Boys - Michael Flanagan - 10 JUNIORS (8, 0 Girls- Karen Bruxer 22 — Sandra McGrath - 19 Boys - Frank Flanagan - 17 - Jim McCreight - 15 INTERMEDIATES (10 & 11) Girls - Maureen Delaney - 15 Boys - Paul Krauskopf - 20 SENIORS (12 & 13) Girls - Caroline Hinz - - 17 - Linda Van Bergen - 16 Boys - Harry Van Bergen - 16 SENIORS (14 & over) Girls -. Colleen Rowland - 21 - Marilyn Ryan - 18 Boys Henry Freriks - 24 Douglas O'Reilly - 16 John Dekroon - 16 Buy Your MILK . WHOLESALE WHSE. PRICE Homo, 1 qt. 30c Homo, 3 c11s- 113c 1 qt. 29c 2%, 3 Os - 78c Skim, qt. 26c Seald Sweet Orange Juice, qf. 49c FINNIGAN'S EGMONDVILLE A Jr HURON loceotilok sEAPPR* L,. Students Prepare for Class Bus Trips Correspondent Mrs. Bob Cronin Mrs. Lou Rowland is a pat- ,e lent, in the Stratford General Hospital where she underwent an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Denomme, Zurich spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cronin and family this past week. Mrs. Ron Aggar and child- * ren, Windsor, are spending a month with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stapleton while Mr. 'Aggar is . attending summer school. Mrs. John Joynt and son, Mark, Hansa% spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Klink- hammer last week. • • Mr. and Mrs.• Charles Friend and family spent the week end at their cottage at Lyons Head. Mrs. Frank Evans spent the week end in Weston with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleary and fam- ily. Mr. Mike Denomme,Stoney Creek, was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Looby and family on the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. * Jack Morris and family of Lon- don on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Staple- ton attended a two day Poultry Convention this past week in London. The students of the Dublin separate School are preparing for their class trips. The grades 4 and 5 students went to Rock- ton Westfield Pioneer Village and the Jungle Safari near Kit- chener on Monday. The parents who accompanied the children were Mrs. Ed. Rowland, Mrs. Frank Van Bergen, Mrs.William Flanagan and Mrs. James De- laney. On Tuesday the grade 1, 2 and 3 students went to Story Book Gardens in London. The ladies who accompanied them were Mrs. Steve Maloney,Mrs.Leo Kroonen, Mrs. H. Meagher, Mrs. Olst- hoorn, Mrs. Lorne Feeney, Mrs. James P. Krauskopf, Sister Mau- reen, Mrs. Ben Nyland, Mr.An- thony- Loomans, Mr's. Ron Fer- guson and Mrs. Frank Bruxer. The grade 6, 7 and a students will take their trip on Monday and they will go to Windsor,. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Van Steelandt have taken up resid- ence in. Dublin following their recent marriage. Mrs. Van Steel- andt is the former Ricki Willems of Seaforth. The boys softball teams have started for the season. The coaches are Bill Feeney, Ken Whetham, Dave Brown and George Coville. They will play on Tuesday and Thursday nights as the girls play every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. C.W. L. SETS RATES The Dublin Catholic Women's League held their meeting in the parish hall with 13 ladies pres- ent. 'The meeting was opened by the President, Mrs. James Delaney. The secretary, MrS.William Flanagan read the roll call and• the minutes of the last executive meeting held at the home of the president where plans were dis- cussed for the preparation of the Costello dinner. Thank you notes were read from Father John Costello, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Costello and Sister Caroline. Mrs. Clayton Looby read the treasurer's report indicating 84 paid up members. A rate for funeral dinners was agreed on at 500 a plate if the baking is supplied by the family and friends or 750 a -plate if the baking is to be pur- chased by the League. A Mass was given for the living and the deceased mem- bers of the League to be said in the near future. The past president, Miss Joan Schoonderwoerd, was presented with a gift by Mrs. Delaney in appreciation for her services during the past year. Mrs. Jim Delaney reported on the 50th Annual Convention held at the Hotel Condon in May which she attended. The theme for this was - Through help Hope -.Teach us to share with others Lord the good things given us. To be a good League member we must be enthusiastic, eager, creative; and spend more time building it up not tearing it down. Miss Ouellette reported on Church Life and it -was stressed that the • missions are still most important. There was also stress;. gut on the teaching of younger mem- bers and non members such' things as quilting, bread 'baking and many other things done In years gone by: News of St. Columban • Correspondent Mrs. Joseph Kale At the meeting of the Catholic Women's League Mrs. Canten- bein of M ithliell„"gaVe ab infiririn- tive talk on decoration I n our homes. Father Oostveen opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Francis Hicknell read the -mi- nutes. Correspondence, read by Mrs. Edward McGrath, consisted of thank-you notes from Mrs. Nora Maloney, Mrs. John Murphy and Mrs. Scratch. Mrs. Richard Downey and Mrs. Vincent Murray are in charge of the altars for June. Mrs. Maurice Melady will visit the sick of, the parish. Final plans were made fora bingo ,and tea to be held in the parish hall on June 24th. A highlight of the evening was the interesting reports of the con- vention held in London, given by Mrs. Raymond Murray and Mrs. Francis Hicknell. The mystery prize, donated by Mrs. Matt ClaessenS was won by Mrs. Herman „(laver. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McQuaid and family, Windsor, visited Mr. and Mrs. James McQuaid. Mr. Herman Vermeulen,Hol- land, is visiting 114 daughter, Mrs. Matt Claessens and Mr. Claessens. Miss Hilda Kennedy, London, visited Mr. and Mrs. Angtis Ken- nedy, and Mr. and Mrs. Auguste Ducharme. • Miss Mary McGrath, Toronto, is spending a holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Kennedy. Stephen' Murray, Kitchener, Elaine Murray, Zurich, Paul O'Reilly, Wingham, Donald Mur- ray, London, spent the weekend at their homes. Mrs. Auguste Ducharme, Mrs. Gordon Staples and daugh- ters, visited in Stratford, with Mr. and Mrs. Ron• Marcy. This young girl wasn't too interested in the athletic events. • • (Staff Photo) Greene Take Honors at Dublin Field • Day The Green team took the ho- nors at the St.' Patrick's School Field Day last Friday.They were one of six teams of 25 pupils each who participated in the event. In addition to gathering the most points for the day,-the Green team also won .the relay race Will Attend Convention Members of the Jehovah's Witnesses in ' the area plan to attend a Toronto convention, one of ten scheduled for Canada, the,, end of JUly. Harl McNally, local presiding minister, said the pros gram is designed to instruct the witnesses on advancing their min- isterial program. FAT, . ERI .. • DAY SUNPAY, .JUNE • 65% TERYIA-Ete GOLD GREEN WHITE BLUE BANANA BROWN SAND' "NEW LOOK" TIES 2.00 to 3.50 FIT-ALL 'SIZE ANTRON SOX 1.00 ENGLISH WOLSEY SOX (20 shades) - • 1.65 "SHORTY" PAJAMAS 4.00 to 5.95 REGULAR SUMMER PAJAMAS • • 4.95 up GIVE DAD QUALITY, SHOP AT STEWART BROS. , • Mr. and Mrs. George Co- vine spent the week end with O Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tate at Port Franks. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Con- nell, Davenport, Iowa, were vi- siting with Miss MollieO'Con- nell. • Mrs. Jean Dill was visiting * with her brother Mr. Jack Pitts{ of St. Thomas the first of the week. 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