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The summer supervised play-
ground is now in operation In
Dublin. It will continue for the
next month from 1 to 4 Jaoh
afternoon Monday thru Friday
for children 4 - 12 years of
age. .Dianne Brosens, Cathy
Brosens, Heather Brown, Karen
Cronin, Mary Anne Van Bergen.
and Mary Lou Kramer s are the
playground leaders. Two leaders
will be on hand each day to
supervise activities.
ACCIDENT
unfortunate accident hap-
at the Stratford Ball Park
during a girls softball game when
Annetta Ducharthe, daughter of
, Mr. and Mrs. George pucharme
collided during the game on
Thursday of last week with
another Dublin' girl. She is
slowly improving and her friends
hope to see her around again
soon.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Gan Van Kooken
of Anna Plona, Holland, are
spending a month with ,their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Simon DeWitt.
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ANNUAL' BIRTHDAY PELEBRATION
Three brothers, Steve Murray• (left) of, R.R.4, Walton; Leo Murray, R.R.2, Dublin and Matt
Murray, R.R.2, Dublin share a birthday cake at Leo's home at St. Columban on Sunday afternoon.
Since the brothers were all born on July 23 of different years, the families get together for an
annual party.' Sfeve and his wife; the, former Agnes Delaney have 4 children-and 2 grIndchildrell.
Lee and Lillian (nee Staples) have 3 children, '7 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Matt and
Katy's (ne4 Flannigan) family consists of 6 Children and 22 grandchildren. Many Children and
grandchildren were at the party. Also attending' were the Murray's sisters; Mrs. Mfstrie Malady,
Mrs. Millie Evans and Mrs. Wilfred O'Rourke , all of Dublin. A fourth brother, Joseph, who also
was born on July 23, died in 1945. (Staff Photo)
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These four Murray boys, Oh my
, Born the 23rd. day of July :
Matthew, Leo, Stephen and Joe,
Not the same year - mind you - no.
Every year that July day is there
the Murraya assemble together,
Each in his turn; from everywhere.
They come, in spite of hot weather.
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Leo's day thi$ year was exciting
For young, old and between:
To dining, horse-riding, inviting;
Dancing too appeared on the scene;
Guests do remember all the -elan'
Of rPany, who made this day's plan.
All went well under careful command
Of Joe and Mrs. Gerard Marchand.
At night: the spotlights vfere bright
Music was sweet, cosy and light.
Then all of a sudden '
Music stopped, lights went out
"Raise your hands"' one said aloud'
All did .'„ . and light was restored
As with the pull Of a cord.
Remember, yes, it m irk:
"Many hands m,alco ght work".
Is this last story .tinsel
I could not even pretend it. ,
Just between me and you;
The story was plainly invented.
Happy birth-day to you: jubilarians,
Become at least octogenarians,
Celebrate late tonight ... till eleven,
Joseph rejoices with you in Heaven.
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to Douglas Francis of Mitchell.
Following the shower, the bride's
grandmother, Mrs. Bert Russell
of Mitchell, cut a birthday cake
to celebrate her 82nd birthday.
Many Cromarty residents
took part in the Staffa Women's
Institute bus trip, visiting the
shoe factory in Seaforth, the
Bullet 'Conservation Area, The
Old Mill at Blyth, and Douglas
Point.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mir. 0. Walker were Mr. G.
Cockwill and Alvin Cornish, Exe-
ter, Mr. and Mrs.. Robert,Hulley
and family, Winthrop, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Walker and Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Turcoffe and familieS,
and Kenneth walker, London.
Mr: and Mrs. Clarence Cole-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing,
and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing,
attended a picnic at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Scott,Sea-
'forth. The guests of honour,
Maa•and Mrs. George Coleman,
left for their honie near Moose-
jaw, Sask., on Monday morning.
also present were Dr. and Mrs.
Lance Norris of Wyoming, both of
whom were raised c in this.cum-,
munity.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardiner,
Steven and Lisa are home again
after a camping vacation at pan-
shawe.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Russell
visited recently with Mr. and -
Mrs. 'Bruce Balfour, Sault Ste.
Marie,• and 'spent several days
motoring through the central part
of United States.
Miss Alice Shepperd and Mr.
Edgar Shepperd of St.Catherines
visited last week with Mrs. John
Jefferson.
Mitses ,pebbie Wallace and
Paula Vink attended the Ontario
Provincial Conference for 4-H
girls in Guelph:
Mrs. Arthua.., Douglas,
Thamesford, is spending a west
with her son, Mr. Charles Doug-
las, and Mrs. Douglas.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Gardiner were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardiner.
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The girls played excellent
ball throughput the game and
.very few errors were commit-
ted. The runs Brodhagen did
Obtain were very hard comeby
and not easily given up `by the
Dublin girls. Gayle Beuerman
pitched for Brodhagen while
Maureen Delaney pitched for
Dublin. Some good plays were
also displayed before the Dublin
funs who came to watch the
game. A total of 3 double plays
were obtained by' 'Dublin and`for
four. of seven innings Dublin pin
Brodhagen out 1. 2. 3. The final
score was Dublin 9, Brodhagen
3, One home run was Obtained
in the game and this was hit
by Patt .Flanagan of Brodhagen.
The final game of the season
will be held on July 24 at '7:00
P.M. in Dublin when Clinton
comes to .town. with these wins
the Dublin girls end the season
with 8 wins and one loss., •
The Dublin girls would like
to tharik their loyal fans for tak-
ing time out to come out and
support them and the community
Wishes them well in the Playoffs.
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Here's an example of ecology
at work in the oceans. Herring
and mackerel swim through the
sunlit uppermost level of the
ocean. Their backs are shining
tones of blue or Silver and their
undersides are pale. Sea gulls
overhead confuse them with the
reflections of the sky on the sur-
face of the ocean. Sharks rlooking
up from the depths, think, they
are part of the dim daylight
from above the water. 0
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4 and 5 Years
Supervised playground is in operation
Mn. and Mrs. Clayton Hill of
Chicago are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Klinkhammer.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Maloney
and family who recently disposed
of their home on James Street
to Mr. Small of Brussels, have
settled in their new home on Mill
Street.
Michael Dyke of Tober-
mory visited on Sunday with Mr.,
and Mrs. Lorne Flanagan and
family.
Mr. and Mrs; Reg. Kahue of
Chatham, visited last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kroskie
and Mr. Matt Coyne and Alicia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Maloney
and family of Sebringville visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Maloney.
Mrs. D. P. Monaghan has
ireturned ho_ me after spending the
week • with Mrs. Aileen, Forwell
and other friends in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans arid
David from Niagara Falls spent
Saturday with Mrs. Frank Evans.
Miss Barbara McGrath has
returned home after spending a
few holidays with her, aunt and
uncle at Thunder Bay.
Mr. and -Mrs. Jack Gillian of
Lancaster ,spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Feeney.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Don MaCrae on the
weekend were Mr.and Mrs. Otto'
Foster of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs,
Bruce Hallman of Waterloo and
Mr. and Mrs. J. D.-MaCrae of
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ritchie of
Parkhill visited on the weekendd
with Mr . and Mrs. Dan Costello.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Keelar of
Kitchener visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Mike MaCrae.
Mrs. G. L Kramers has
returned from a three week visit
with relatives and friends in the
east.
Miss Kay Stapleton and Miss
Kay Sharpe of Clinton are holi-
daying in Bermuda. •
kry week more and more
people discover what mighty jobs
are„. accomplished by low • cost.
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0240.
The Dublin Bantams captured
`,1st. place in the W.O.A.A. soft-
ball league by defeating Clinton
and Brodhagen in, two weekend
games.
The game in Clinton was very
well played by the Dublin girls.
The final score was15-6 in favour
of Dublin. Maureen Delaney per-
formed pitching duties for Dublin
while ,Judy CruickShank and Vi
Berge pitched for Clinton. on
Sunday July 22, the Dublin girls
faced the most crucial game of,
the season. This game was.played
in Brodhagen and was to decide
who would take first place.
Mrs. Normali Bennewles and
Cheryl BenneWies, returned home
Monday from a ,six4lay bus trip
through the New England States.
Druing this time they went on a
ten hour boat ride from Portland,
Maine to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
Michael and Randy Beuer-
mann, R.R.: 1, Bluevale and
Michelle and Scott Beuermann,
, R.R. 1, Wingham have been
daying with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuermann.
Michelle also spent a week in
London with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne 4
Beuermann.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Con-
nolly, Wartburg; Mrs. Mary
Stinson, Grace and June,
Goderich; and Mr. and Mrs.
Winne de Haan, Pembroke, visi-
ted Eriday with Mr. and Mrs.
Lavern Wolfe.
Mr. and Mts. Jim Cakebread,
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. William
Gibb aral family, Stratford and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weitersen
and family, Bornholm were
guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Les
Weitersen on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belfour and
Daniel have moved to their farm
which they purchased from Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Rock. Mr. and
'Mrs. Rock have taken up
residence at a home' on Francis
St. in' Mitchell. Previously. Mr.
and Mrs. Balfour lived on the
farm 'of Paul Rock the former
Chris W. Leonhardt farm.,
Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs,
-Waterloo, Visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Manuel Beuermann on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Weitersen
accompanied, by David Weitersen,
Bornholm, holidayed at P ort
Elgin and Douglas Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Wolfe and boys at London
on Sunday. Warrant officer. and
Mrs. Dick • Watson and funny
were also guests at' the same
home.
The Dublin District Athletic
Association held a successful
dance Saturday evening at the
Crystal Palace in Mitchell.The.
many people attending enjoyed
the fine music of the "Way-
siders". , puripg the evening,' door ,
ktkes,,,Were dWYfi i'vhiCh-fittilbeen
donated 'by local -biislriesi men.'
The first prize donated by Row-
land Transport was won by Jack
O'Reillly. Second, donated by
Looby Construction, was won by.
Jack Horan. Thi rd prize, don-
ated by McCreights Home Hard-
ware. was won by Jim O'Reilly.
Fourth, donated by Goettlers Red
and White , was won by V.
Dietrich, Fifth prize, donated
by Debark Meat Market ara8";
Won' by Rita Keralalke: 'the '$ixtti''
prize was donated by the Dublin
District Ath.etic Association and
was won by Joe Shea.
Members of Cromarty Pres-
byterian and Hibbert United,
congregations heard the , Rev.
Bruce Eaton of Staffa describe
his recent work in well-drilling
in India at the church service on
Sunday. He and his family will^
be going to India in month's
time, with two of the children
attending lith school in southern
India and the rest of the family
residing in Bangladesh. Rev.
Eaton's main work will be to
organize the farmers anddevelop
smaller community wells to pre-
serve ground water supplies.
On Sunday afternoon a family
gathering was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Russell
in honour of their niece, Linda
Russell of Russeldale, vi,rho will
be married in the near future
DDAA has dance
Bantams capture ist in WOAA
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Ministly of Revenue '
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Hon. Allan Cermmun. Minister of Reveaue.
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