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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-09-25, Page 6With a WESTINGHOUSE Custom Heavy Duty Pair: There are many women who demand the tumble action wash- ing, offered only by Westinghouse. What are the benefits? First, without question, it's the most economical washing system. This front-loading washer uses far less water and only hail as much detergent as agitator washers. Second, no other system wattles cleaner: the constant lifting, tumbling action lets every item thoroughly washed -f- safely and gently todfl. Third, there's no clean',-up chore afterwards: the tub and lint collector are both self-cleaning. Fourth, very simple mechMiism means there's less to go wrong . no transmission gears, just a simple, eroublefree belt and pulley drive. Come in, let us show you •Correspdndents MRS. BOB CRONIN MISS MONICA BYRNE PARISH COUNCIL Rev. John McMaster of Lon- don spoke to the parishoneis of Sr. Patrick's Parish, Dublin, Sun- day evening on the formation of and the work entailed in a Par; ish Council. There are six positions to be filled; Cliairman; a Board of Ad- visors made up of Spiritual Co- Ordinator, Temporal Co-Ordin- ator, Social Co-Ordinator and a Social Action Co-Ordinator, with the Pastor of the Parish as thethead of the organization. Those nominated for the Council were as follows: Lou Rowland, Joe Delaney, John Schoonderwoerd, Mrs. Joe Shea, Sister Byrne, Leo Kroonan, Joe aonin, Joe Shea, Frank Bruxer, Dan O'Rourke, Frank Van Ber- gen, Monica Holland and Clay- ton Looby. Nominations for the one a Father Rini Durand and Rev. John McMaster discuss for- mation of Parish Council at St. Patrick's Church, Dublin. • Olds announces a totally new Escape Machine; 1970 Cutlass Supreme. 4 • Orders. Complaints. Another one of those days. Wouldn't it be nice to have an Escape Machine? 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Lucille, Stratford; Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. MaUrice Dalton, Mrs, Douglas Moser, Patricia, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moy- Paul and Nancy of Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Johnston and Debbie, Waterloo; Mr...and -Mrs. Alfred Price, Billie and Miss Doig; Mary Price and Mr. and Mrs. John Price of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. .Harold Lauber, Pet Show Bonnie, Alma; Mr. John Falsetta; Racho; Nancy Kunder; Mary Winners in the Lions Club pet Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kusy; Mr. and Mrs. Britce St. John of Kit- show in charge of J. Scott Quff, Claessens; John Van Bakel; Joanne Maloney; Greg Bend- chener with Miss Mary O'Con- J. W. MOdeland and James Mur- . ray were: man; Sandra Staffen; Einda• nell. Heard; Clare Devereaux; Mrs. James P. Krauskopf; BEST LOOKING CAT -Clair Paul Bode; Ruth Martin; Devereaux; Angela Andrussi; Mrs. Celeste McCreight; Miss Robbie Chesney; Alan Say- , ' Dorothy Dillon; Mrs, Joseph Dennis Dale. Melady are attending the Science MOST UNUSUAL CAT-- Brian auger Debbie Consitt; Spsan Beuerman; Althea Stannah; Course for Elementary Schools Nigh; Johnston; Martin Wynj a.. Judy at King-Lear Public School in Stratford., Mrs. George Coville has returned to her home from I-Ott MOST LiN--U-SU-AL-RAB-BI-T--, Franks. Brian Cooper; Paul Hulley; Donna Gridzak. Mrs ; Agnes Krauskopf in Stratford with Mr, and Mrs. Nor- BEST LOOKING DOG,- Peter man Kramers. Simpson; Debra Moggach; Mrs. Nicholas Ktauskopf has Roberthompson. returned home from Jarvis where she was visiting with Mr. apd DOG LEAST RESEMBLING ANY Mrs. Bill Krauskopf and family. BREED - Miss JOan and Miss Martha John Janmat; Tena Maiden; Schoonderwoerd of Mitchell , Jimmie Niel. are leaving for Europe on Friday BEST BEHAVED DOG - where they will spend a month Pat Devereaux; Joe Czerwin- Mr. vacationing. s ski; Robert Nash; and Mrs. Bill Warren and Jill, Stratford, visited with ANY BREED PIGEONS . Mrs. Jean Dill. Peter Jansen; Larry Moir; Mr's.' Ron Agar, London, vis- 'Ronald Godkin:' ited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stap- leton and family last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend -spent the week end At their cot- tage at Lions Head. Mr. Frank O'Rourke, Toronto, was visiting with relatives in the area over the week enfl. Mr, and Mrs.'Neil Stapleton and family, Dungannon, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed: Stapleton and with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Kelly and Mary. ; Mr., and Mrs.. Don Coyne and Patrick were visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Tom Butters. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Woods and family, Georgetown, were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Fer-, gus Horan and Paul. They also attended the funeral of,Mr. Jerry Doerr and the wedding of Mr. Jimmy Cronin. Mrs. Joseph F. Ryan is a patient in the Seaforth Commun- ity Hospital. Mrs. John Walsh Sr., Toronto; Mr. and Mrs Borden Bayes, Jo- Ann and Cathy, Scarboro; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mockler and Laura, Rexdale; Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh and Michael, Strat- ford; Mr. and Mrs. Ray ,Ciemb,s, Seaforth and Mrs. Dennis Walsh and famij.y.,of Lo9don attended the Feeney-Loomans wedding on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Joe O'Connell, Davenport, Iowa, nephew of Miss Molly O'Connell, and Mrs. Peggy O'Connell Nelson, Renton, Washington, niece of Miss O'- Connell spent the week end with their aunt Miss Molly O'Connell. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Murray 'with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Feeney and family, Kitchener. Mr. Jerry Mtirray, Kingston, with his mother, Mrs. Melva Murray. Mrs. Blood, Detroit, visiting with her sister, Mrs. Pat Ryan, Sr, Mrs. Dennis Walsh and family, Mr. and Mrs.* Peter On Landoll, visited Louis O'Reilly and Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Reilly and attended the Feeney-Loom- ans wedding on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. David Regier, member of the board who is to _Kitchener and Mr. arfaTh9rs. Leo be under 21 were: David O'Rourke Smith and family, Acton, spent Mary Margaret Rowland, the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Anthony ' Albert Cronin and attended the Visser and Bonnie Krauskopf. • Members of the council will Cronin-Pletch wedding on Sat- be elected next Sunday afarurday. each Mass by the casting of bal- Miss Hilda Kennedy, London; Mr. lots which will be available at and Mrs. Ron Marcy and the Church. children, Stratford, visited Mr. Miss Sheila Malone, Kitchen- er; Joe Malohe, Winnipeg; Mr; and Mrs. Jack Malone, Toronto visited their mother, Mrs. J. L. Malone. Correspondent lan, Kitchener visited Mr.-end MRS. JOSEPH KALE Mrs. John Moylan. Rev. Francis Moylan, S. F, M. , has returned tO San Dom- ingo to the mission field. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hicknell on Sunday to honor their parents, the occasion of their 47th wed- ding anniversary were - Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hicknell and fam- ily, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hallahan and family, Belgrave; Mr. and Mrs. dive O'Neil and family, Kirkland Lake; Peter Hicknell Jr. and friend, Kitchener. CRAFTS AND HOBBIES Winners were: Althea Stannah; Connie Benerman; Linda Smith; Dianne McNichol; Susan Kunder; Janet O'Reilly;Marj- orie Ruston;. Donna Nolan; Kevin Shea; Joseph Hicknell; Tracy Baker; Karol South- gate; Debora Moggach; Char= les Stewart; Bill O'Shea;Alan. Savauge; Joan Nobel;5Wayne Nigh; Ellen Stewart; Jayne. Baker; Bradley Rice; Jean • BEST LOOKING RABBIT - Joan. Nancy O'Shea; James Laverty; Trapnell; Robt. McClure; i Stephen Rice; Carla Brodie;- Brian Vincent; Vanda Storey; Wayne Nigh; • -1X-b-drarTayi-orrEravi-d-Mog— gach; Jane Riby; Gayle Beu- erman; .Frenda Ffnlayson; Elaine Hopper; Lorraine Stap- ' les; Diane-McNichol; Linda Smith; Barbara Maloney; Karol Southgate; Judy Staffen; Pat Devereaux; Gary Phillips; Jill McLellan; Elizabeth Johnston; Kathy Maloney; • Margaret Van Dyk; Barbie Scott; Darlene Whitman; Dawn Gingerich; Diane Jan- sen; Debbie Dorssers; Joanne Stoll; Bill Stoll; Ellen Stew- art; Harry Jansen; Joey Jansen; Sylvia Wilson; Peter Tim- :" rnermans; David Ring; Danny Nolan; William Reinink; Eric Tippet't; Danny Nolan; Brad Scott; Charles Brenner; Brenda Finlayson; Sharon Glanville; Charles Stewart; Francis McGregor (3 prizes) Gayle Beuerman; Donna Hen- MOST UNUSUAL PET - dersOn. Donna Miller; Greg Riley; Doug, Dietz, Field C CONSOLATION EVENT -. rop • Robbie Montague; Karen Results of field crop compet- -Bennett; Doug. Anstett. itions were: BANTAMS - Cloy McQuaid; Paul Beuer- man; Danny Devereaux.. FANCY FOWL - corrOpprA404 MRS. Kgp mmum 'BEAUTY WILMS .The:13rodhagen lieaulrBuild- ers met at the home of the ass- istant leader, Mrs. Edwatd Scherbarth. Sheila Smith led the 4-H pledge, followed by the busin- ess when it was decided to go to Mitchell for Achievement Day. The leader led discussions on "Personal Grooming." Mrs. Scherbarth brought examples of cleansing materials of different 'types and when this was com- pleted the leaders helped the girls line up patterns on the mat- erials for dusters. mt. out Mrs,, W7,4tiani4c9IN. Kitchener ttstteci c.91 soAtc4ty with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beu, erman. Mr. and. Mrs. Norman' inewies had as their guests. on • Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. •Carl Mikel, Mitchell. Miss Cheryl Bennewies, London spent the -- week end with her parents. Mrs. Rachael Ahrens is_a patient'at the Joseph Brant Hos- pital in Burlington. She had been visiting her son, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ahrens and family when she took ill. Mr. and Mrs. 'George Rose, Sarnia and'Mrs. Fred Harloff, Rosicch visitedvirs. Caroiine IP:pen recently. Mr, anti Mrs. GarySholdtce and family, Kitchear, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elligsen. •Mr. Donald Wolfe and Jamie, London, visited -on Saturday with Mr' and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe. ' Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Mes- serschmidt, Detroit, visited re- , cently with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Beanewies and also attended the ' funeral of their brother,in-law Mr. Jerry Doerr of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schel- lenberger, Stratford, visited re- cently with Mrs. Mary Dietrner, Barley Robert McMillan, 50; Jelin Henderson, 90; Lewis Coyne - 86;, Donald'McKercher, George Townsend, '79; Earl McSpadden, 65; Larry Wheat- ley, 82; Robert Fotheringliarn 80; Harold Pryce, 88; Arthur Bolton, '72. Mixed Grain Lewis cope, 92; 41.1 Dev- ereaux, 82; John Broadfoot, 90; Francis Hicknell, 89; John Henderson, 87; George Townsehd, 77; Earl Dick, 81; Robert Fotheringham, 79; Earl McSpadden, 80; James Keys, 83; Ensilage Corn Gordan Papple, 75; Robert McMillan, 82; John Broad- foot, 85; Francis Hicknell; 84; Jim Papple, 70; Lewis Coyne, 89; Bill Devereaux, 74; George Townsend, '78; Robert Fotheringliam, Kenneth Campbell,' 86; McKercher, 90. 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