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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-03-11, Page 3MEET YOUR FRIENDS AND CELEBRATE ST• PATRICK'S DAY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17tih Fred Harburn and • Teresa Feeney Southern Fried Chicken, Shepherd's Pie and other Food Specials at the . HURON HOTEL DUBLIN PHILCO RADIO & TV Kelvinator Appliances For General Hardware Needs on St. Patrick's Day and all year round, visit M J. McCREIGHT; Proprietor Phone 345-2273 LOOBY CONSTRUCTION For Local and Long Distance Hauling — Call -- CRONIN . TRANSPORT LIVESTOCK — FERTILIZER Phalle 345-2200 Dublin P.C.V D., :F., and F.S. We Are Clearing Our. GROCERY STOCK at 1!11111111)1 11% 111111111111'1 II OFF To make room for new Dairy Queen facilities soon to be installed. COME IN AND SAVE ON YOUR GROCERY NEEDS. THE SHILLELAGH DUBLIN , ONTARIO 1=-4 A4WWW- YALAN -WM flanked by emerald candles decorated the tea table. Mrs. Kenneth Kramet R.R. #-5, Strat: ford and Mrs. John Moore, Dublin, poured tea , while the granddaughters served lunch. Guests were present. from Listowel, Towbrid'ge, Stratford, Seaforth, Mitchell and surround- ing area. Mr. and Mrs. Roney received congratulatory mes- sages from Prime Minister Pierre E. Trudeau, Premier Wm. Davis and Hugh Edighoffer, MPP as well as individual gifts, potted plants, flowers and cards. The couple were married at the home of the bride's parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. John Moore of Dublin on March 1,1916 and have farmed on the Roney Centennial farm ever Since. They have six children, Ethel, Mrs. Bert Ma- haffy of Staffa; Edith, Mrs, John Bell, Seaforth; Hazel, Mrs. Ray-N Hauras, Stratford; Earl and Robert. Dublin and Franklin. Staffa also 18 grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Terry McC artily and sons have returned home from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Looby OBITUARY WILLIAM J. NICI-KASON William, J. Nicholson, 76, of Seaforth, died Friday at the Sea- forth Community Hospital where he had been a patient for two weeks. Born in McKillop Township, he w,as a son. of the late Joseph Nicholson, and his wife, the former Catherine Johnston. He was educated In McKillop schools and farmed for many years In this area. In later years he was employed as a carpenter. He had been a res- ident of Seaforth since 1955. He, was a veteran of World War One. He • was unmarried and the last surviving- member of his immediate faintly: 'Surviving are four nieces, Mrs.. Roy (Kathleen) Williamson, Walton; Mrs. George (Grace) Pethick, Winthrop; Mrs. Lyle (Marjorie) Racho, Seaforth; Mrs. Gilbert (Lorraine) Hubert, Ottawa. The body was at the R, S. Box funeral home, *here the funeral service conducted by Rev. Bruce Morrisdn was held at 2 p.m. Monday. Burial followed in Brussels cemetery. • ST. COLUMBAR Women of various religiOus denominations gathered at St. Colarnban'"Rorilanc Catholic ▪ Church on Fri¢ay-afte-rnoon for the annual World Day of Prayer service. Sister M. Patricia of Dublin • was the guest speaker. her theme being "Love and Peace in the World"_. After the service a social hour was spent. The lunch com- mittee of the Catholic Women's League, under the convenership of Mrs. Dominic Murray, served to lunch. Karen Marie Murphy was bap- tized during mass on Sunday. The godparents were Miss Cather- ine Moylan, St. Thomas, and Joe Murphy, Seaforth. Karen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murphy, R.R. 4, Seaforth. Sister Jean MdY1.211,*St.,..Jos- eptes Comnignity, London was present at•the ceremony, besides the gra.ndparentS, Mr. and' Mrs. John Moylan and Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy and other relatiyes. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brady and family, London visited Mr. and Mrs. James, Sloan, Sr. Gordon Moyle npniversity of Waterloo, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Moylan. • Mrs. Ron Marcy and children, Stratford, visited Mr. and Mrs. Auguste Ducharme during the week. Paul O'Reilly, Wingham, spent the weekend at his home... Edward Melady, Jim Melady and John O'Leary were ice-fish- ing at -Lake Nipissing over the weekend. • • • and should you be needing Rural Electrical rontractin Appliances Call at . GEORGE'S REPAIR SHOP 110 HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT, MAitc111 111:111711.i,-3, .THE L.I.ELAG111 r GrPoedoi Gas 011 Phone( 3454964 PUBkON Phone 345-2382 DUBLIN ARROW STATION & SNACK BAR Phone 345-2754 — DUBLIN Custom BUTCHERING LOCKER SERVICE Fresh & Cured Meats FROZEN FOODS FRIEND & WHETHAM Government Inspected Slaughter House Phone 345-2360 DUBLIN The school, like many others in the area has lost a record amount of time this winter due to the several storms the area has experienced. The annual St. Patrick's Day concert, presented by pupils in the past, has been a popular Ste Patrick's Day in Dublin No special events have been planned to mark St. Patrick's Day for% Dublin School children. "We are still trying to make up for lost time. Maybe another year we will have a concert", Sister Patricia t 'principa,1 of St. Patrick's School 'in Dublin said. NEWS OF . Correspondent Mrs. Bob Cronin Mr. and ivri§..Alek'R6iley of Dublin celebrated their 55th wed- ding anniversary with an "At Home" at the residence of their son, 'Earl. Scheduled for Sunday afternoon, the .Teception was de- layed until Monday evening when many relatives, friends and neighbors came to call, A two-tier wedding cake Advance • (Continued from Page 1) is also acting police chief• will receive $6,500 this year and $7,000 in 1972. His salary last year was $6,000. Constable Lloyd -,Eisler will have his salary raised from $4,800 to $5,300 this year and will, receive $5,800 in 1972. An agreement with Harr y J es- -some to answer police calls at $90 per month also was approved: The salary for Police Chief Gordon Hulley, at home recu- perating from a back operation, was not discussed. In other business, council app'roved a $54,800 road budget for 1971. Of this. amount, an increase of $1,000 from last year, $28,000 will be used for maintenance and $26,800 for con- struction. 1 News of Walton Euchre Winners A good crowd attended the euchre on Friday evening in the , Walton Cormtunity Hall when 13 tables were in play. Prizes were awarded for High lady, Mrs. Alvin McDonald, lolv, Shirley Johns- ton; High man,. Mrs. Jack Naig- men of R,R.3,13russels, ('playing as a- man). Lucky „chair; Law- rence Ryan. el INN 11111111 MINI Mill I GOOD THINGS I HAPPEN I WHEN YOU HELP I I RED GROSS!! 16. feature of the obsery ance of the village which boasts a proud Irish" Heritage. The name "Dublin"' was given to the settlement in 1878 in honour of the birthplace of Joseph Kidd, an enterprising Irish immigrant who founded several businesses in the area, and baby daughter have returned_ from a month in Florida. -Mr. and Mr8. Clarence LoOby are spending two weeks in Flor- ida. . • Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cronin spent the weekend in Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hallman. Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Rourke, Burlington spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maloney, Sr. and other 'Members of the O'Rourke and Maloney families. Mr. Pat Givlin , is a patient in the Seaforth Community Hos- ) Mrs. Nicholas Krauskopf has been • transferred to the Strat- ford General Hospital from Sea- forth. Mr. ind•Mis. Dave Wills and Lisa Spent the weekend in.Wood- stock with relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Dan Costello spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Danny Costello Jr., and family, Kitchener. Six students of Mrs. Theresa Coville of S.S. No. 8, MCKillop won prizes in the Farm,_ Show Poster Contest at Queen's Park, London. There were over 200 entries. Paul Beuerman and Roy Taylor each received second prize of $4.00 each. Third prize went the Phyllis, Beuerman and Gaye Fisher with a gift of $3.00 each and fourth prize of $2.00 each' went to Eric. Dris- coll and Toni Shannon. 400 Lou Rowland TRUCKING DUBLIN Phone 345-2301 some of which are seen in the illustrations from the Perth Atlas reproduced above. Previously it had been known as Carron- brook. Many other Irish settlers followed and, their names are still corn mon throughout the area. As a result, March 17, has become a red letter day in the community. St. Columban Correspondent Mrs. Joseph Kale McKillop 11 held their first meeting of the unit "Separates for Summer" at• the home of Mrs4:,-John Moylan-with 16 mem— bers and ,a visitor present. Leaders are 'Mrs. Moylan and Mrs. Thomas Murray. Officers elected are Presi- dent - Mary Kiaver; Vice Presi- dent - Mary Claessens - Secre- tary - Trudy 'Van Drunen; Trea- surer - Anne Stewart; Press Reporter - Jo-Anne Maloney. The subject matter for the Meeting included "Choosing the, Style" and "Suitable Fabrics and Colours". Girls divided into groups and were instructed how to take proper measurements. 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