The Huron Expositor, 1970-10-29, Page 8Smiles . • •
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new, right in the same breath
with old-style, traditional, and
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DUBLIN HARDWARE SOLD
Mr . Thomas Butters this week announced the sale of
Dublin Hardware to Mr. Matt McCreight of Dublin. Shown
here is Mr. Butters (left) who ends thirty years of busin-
ess in Dublin and the new owner, Matt McCreight. (Staff Photo)
Fidelity Lodge Marks
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Euchre
A successful euchre was held
by the L.O.i3. A. when prize win-
ners were: Ladies first - Rita
Orr; Lone Harris - May Smith;
Low - Mrs. Harry4 Chesney;Men's
High - Harvey Doltnage; Lone
Hands - Andrew 'Turnbull; Low-
Ernest Toll.
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On Golden
Wedding
Long-time McKillop resid•
e,nts until they retired in St
Columban In 1964, Mr. and Mrs
James Sloan , who celebrate,
their 50th wedding anniversar•
on dctober 17th were presente
with a number of gifts to mar
the occasion. Included among th ,
gifts was a television set, ores
ented by members of their fair
ily.
Mr. Sloan, looking back over
fifty years, recalled it had not
been possible to take a wedding
trip in 1920, but they had the
trip three years ago when they
spent a month visiting In Brit-
ish Columbia.
Welcome
Members
The C. G. I. T. meeting
was opened by the pledge and
a hymn, followed by a Sing Song.
New members were welcomed
into the group and a short pro-
gramme was held. The president
opened the business part of.the
meeting. It was decided to have
the mother and daughter banquet
in the spring. The next meeting
will , be 'November ,3 at, which
time we are to tour the Nursing
Home In Seaforth returning to
the:Church for lunch.
Kids love milk nat-
urally! Milk has that nat-
ural-tasting delicious-
ness, that cool, thirst-
quenching goodness . . .
anytime, at any meal.
Milk, like cheese, eggs
and other dairy prod-
ucts, is good for a young-
ster, too! In every dyli-
cious drop there are
health-giving nutrients.
Enjoy more milk! Call us
for delivery.
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EWS OF
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Corresponclent
Mrs.Ken McKellar
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dion
and family of Guelph visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.Herbert
Droll.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee McConnell
of Clinton, Mrs. Phil Watson of
Detroit, Michigan, Mrs. AnsOn
Coleman of Clinton were Satur-
day visitors with Mrs,N Luther
Sanders.
Sharon and Billy Glousher of
Blyth spent the week end with
their grandparetns, Mr. and Mrs.
William Dale and Cheryl.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator,
Billy and Debbie visited on Sun-
day withMr. and Mrs. Allan Pfaff
and family and Mr, and Mrs.
Lawrence Hill, all of Crediton.
The Court Constantine held
their annual Ladies Night on
Thursday, October 22nd, with
the evening being spent playing
euchre.
Congratulations are extended
to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Jewitt
on the birth of a son on October
20th in London Victoria Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Webb,
Sally, Darlene and Joy of London
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Preszcator and girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Arm-
strong of South Field, Michigan
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. John Thompson and family.
Kevin and Lori Crozier of
Ltstuwel spent the week end with
their grandparents, Mr. arid Mrs.
George Mcllwaln, Mary and
Sandra.
Mrs. Jack Medd visited on
Saturday with her father, Mr.
Harold Philips of Blyth.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, John Thompson and family
were Mr. and Mrs. Terrence
Hunter, of culborne Township,
Mrs. Hazel Bennett of Michigan
and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mc-
11 i and Tanimy of Petrone.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley
attended the funeral on Monday of
the late Mr. George Clarke of
Dash wood.
Mr. Hill Whyte, Miss Margie
Whyte, both of Guelph, spent the
week end with their mother,Mrs.
W. L. Whyte and Turn.
Mrs. John Storey, Mr. Roy
Lawson of Seaforth ware Friday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Storey.
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Winners in ure iiiousiry competition ar st. Patrick's School, Dublin included
(Back row, left to right) Patty O'Rourke, Caroline Hinz, Tim Hunt, Nancy Eckert, Laura Looby
and Patty Flanagan. I Frunt row) Maureen Delaney, Niel.), Helen O'Rourke, Donna McGrath and
Michael Ferguson. (Staff Photo)
FIRE PREVENTION POSTERS WIN
Four students from St. Patrick's School, Dublin were among the winners of the Mitchell
Area Fire Department's Fire Prevention Poster Contest. Shown above after the presentation
of the awards are (Back Row, left to right) North Walt, Mayor of Mitchell, Murray Dalrymple,
Chief, Mitchell Fire Department and Donald Greene, Mitchell Fire Prevention Officer. (Front
row) Rhonda Ferguson, Judy Eckert, Kathy Bruxer and Nancy Eckert. (Staff Photo)
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to Maitlandbank Cemetery for an
annual decoration day ceremony.
While the ceremony is continued
members now go to the cemetery
in cars,
Tenants of the ground floor
accommodation in addition to the
original tenant have included J.
L. Smith dry goods, J. F.Clarke
dry goods, John Londsborough
furniture and undertaking, Valen-
tin e Knechtel furniture and
undertaking, Greig Clothing,
Charles, Layton, sewing machines
and S. T. Holmes, undertaking.
In 1920 the Great War vet-
erans took over the accommadat-
ion which continued in use as
club rooms and auditorium until
the Second War. Since the war
it has been occupied by G. D.
Ferguson hardware, Baldwin
Hardware, Irwin's Hardware •
and presently by Gingerich's
Sales and Service.
Mr. Beuerman referred par-
ticularly to M. McKellar, the
oldest member in the lodge who
joined November 6,1911.
The guest speaker, Dr.Geo.
Goth of London was introduced in
by Gordan People' and thanked
by Dep. Reeve Wilmer Cuthill.
Congratulations were ex-
tended by D,aG.M.Robt. •Fraser
of Brussels and by area
officer John Broadfoot of Bruce-
field. Mrs. Robt. Scott, Noble
Grand of, Edelweiss Rebekah
Lodge presented Noble Grand
Thos. Carter with a donation
to mark the occasion.
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