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DRESS SALE
SELECTED STYLES REDUCED
Reg. lo 95.00
SALE • $24 9 5
LARGE P
SELECTION 1/2 R I C
Reduced to E,
DRESS 20%off STOCK
COAT SALE
cOAT8 5 4 00 Reg to 95.00 SALE •
BALANCE OF
JUMPSUIT SALE
A selection of cotton, Rayon & silk
JUMPSUITS 2n,
to clear I./ off
—SUMMER TOP SALE
' ONE RACK
Reg. to 14.95
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ALL
SUMMER n BLOUSES 4.d u% off
SLACK SALE --
A large selection of
Light Weight
SUMMER SLACKS
20% off
—SUIT SALE
16 SUITS
1.40, 8-42's, 5.44'0, 2.46's
Reg. to 240.90
TALE $9 9 .00
29 SUITS
2-38's, 2.40's, 13.42's, 9.44's,
1-46, MK, 1.50
Reg. to 280,00
S. $169.00
BALANCE OF
surr STOCK 20 -off
Reduced $ 3 000 by
SLACK SALE
A large selection °flight weight
DRESS AND
CASUAL
SLACKS 20 °off AND
A SPECIAL GROUP
Reg, to 43.00
SALE $ 2 • 9 5
SHIRT SALE
Short Sleeve
DRESS
SPOR'r SHIRTS 20 % off
PLUS
A rack of short sleeve
SHIRTS fig' $ 4 9 9
SPORT to
29.95 411
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REGULAR Mon. feir0 ThEirs.
Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-3
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• SPRING COATS
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• PANT SUITS
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• BLOUSES
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A4 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 3, 1985
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St.Colvmban school holds
in Grades 1, 3 and 4 and was pleased they
asked her to talk to them on their graduation.
from elementary school.
Joe MacDonald and Agnes Gaffney pre-
sented the graduates with their diplomas and
class pictures were presented by Frank
Crowley on behalf of the P.T. A.
Helen Nolan on behalf of the Catholic
Women's League presented each student
with a plaque.
Knights of Columbus awards for the most
cooperative and willing students was pre-
sented by Leon Maloney to Karen Murphy
and Chris Maloney. Dublin Lion, Warren
Bennewies presented an award for best effort
to Dave Kelly and Karen Murphy. The
attendance award went to Chris Maloney and
the Sports Awards went to Steve Balfour, Rob
and Terry Sloan. The Sportsmanship Asvard
to David Cronin, Best Male Student to Ken
Ryan,- Best Female Student to Marianne
Moylan, Most Courteous to Patti Maloney,
and Most Improved, to Lori Cronin.
Dave Kelly was valediCtorian for the class
and reviewed memories with classmates
during their eight years together in school.
The evening concluded with a dance for the
graduates and grade seven students and a
game of cards for the parents and teachers at
the school.
°Fro) BUDAPEST •
Don Melady, son of Ted and Frances
Melady and a second year University of
Western Ontario medical student was one of
nine medical students chosen from across
Canada to take part in the fifth annual
its graduat ion
St. Columban Correspondent
MRS. CECILIA RYAN
• 345-2028
Graduation exercises for Grade 8 students
of St. Columban school were held Tuesday,
June 25.
The graduation mass was celebrated at 14
a.m. by Father Andrew Sipek and former
pastor Father Henry Cassano.
At 7 p.m, the P.T. A. and the Grade 7
students served a dinner in the parish hall.
Jason Schoonderwoerd', master of cere-
monies welcomed the guests and called on
Father Andrew to say the grace. Following
the dinner Carolyn Miland was called on to
introduce the guest speaker, Fran Craig of
Seaforth, who was no stranger to the
graduates. Mrs. Craig taught the graduates
congress of International Physicians for the
Prevention of Nuclear War to be held this
week in Budapest, Hungary.
Don, who left last week, is a member of the
London • chapter of Physicians for Social
Responsibility, a group of doctors and
medical students trying to help prevent
nuclear war by educating the public and
governments about possible health 'eonse-
quences.
About 600 physidans from 60 countries will
gather for the four-day congress being held
for the first time in a Warsaw pact country.
PEOPLE
Visitors on the weekend with Marie
Melady were: Ann Vanden Hoogen and Tino
Tomadine of Elmira, Rita, John, Mike and
Kathleen Moylan of BR 5 Seaforth, Evelyn
O'Neil of Windsor, Frances Melady of St.
Columhan, Carolyn Miland of Mitchell and
Jack and Marie Cleary of London.
Sister Jean Moylan of Windsor visited on
the weekend with her mother Mary Moylan. e,,„4,1 ye-4 eeri reec.
topherof Sarnia spent the weekend with Jack
and Margaret O' illy.
Jack and Mart Melady, Paul, Mark and
Brucefield Correspondent
ISABELSCOTT
482-7135
The sympathy of the,_/ community is
expressed to Ross Scott and family due to the
death of his wife Alice.
Attending the funeral from a distance were
Le-on and Ruth Rushcall, Mrs. Kenneth
McDonald and son, Mrs. Les Fisher and
Janet Rushcall, all of Victoria, B.C. Mrs.
Mare Bowles, Qualician Beach, B.C., Mrs.
Rob Adkin and son, Kamloops, B.C. and
Andrew Rusheall, Vancouver, B.C„ Mr, and
Mrs. Ron Scott and son, W illowdale, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Dunlop, Mississauga, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter McLaughlin, Etobicoke, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Rattenbury, Waterdown, Eleanor
Battenbury, Burlington, Mrs. Jack Beattie,
Walton Correspondent
BEM MICA LL
887-6677
The Rev, Charles A. Swan, minister here
for the past five years, preached his farewell
sermon, "Life is a Journey of Faith" on
Sunday morning prior to his leaving Monday
for his new charge at Fort Nelson, B.C.
Greeters at Duff's for Senior Citizen
Sunday were Stanley and Donna McClure,
Marion Godkin was the organist. Ushers
were Howard flackwell, Allan Searle and Roy
Williamson. A quartet consisting of Marie
McGavin. Dianne Godkin, Don McDonald
Tim of Brighton, Ont, and Glen and Mary
Butters, Pat and Sandra Connelly, Mike,
Kathy and Maureen Butters, Joanne Hyland,
Edmonton, Alberta are visiting Mrs. Mary
Melady arid attended a family reunion at the
home of Theo and Catherine Melady on
Sunday.
Jacit and Margaret Cronin of Wetaskiwan,
Allberta are in the area visiting with their
relatives. They took in the Tuckersmith
Sesquicentennial Homecoming celebrations
on the weekend.
John and Helen Warren, Chris, Michael,
Justin and Shane of St. Walburg, Saskatche-
wan are visiting with Clarence and Cecilia
Ryan and Cecil and Betty Warnen of
Shakespeare for three weeks.
Patricia Subject and children, of Kitchener
spent the holiday weekend with Clarence and
Cecilia Ryan and on Sunday Jade and Marg
MacRae, Jenny and Ian of London visited
with the Ryans, Subjects and Warren
families.
Monday, Don and Brenda Ryan, Matthew,
Stephen and David of Melbourne visited at
the Ryan home.
London; Mrs. Andrew Beattie and Mr. acid
Mrs. Douglas Beattie, Wilton Gove, and Mr.
Ed Rushcall, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jackson have
returned from a trip to the western provinces,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bailey, Alliston spent
the holiday' weekend with her father Mr,
A ldie Mustard.
Mr. Jack Glimour, Toronto is spending a
few days with Mrs. Violet Ross.
Georgene McCartney, London spent the
holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
McCartney and Robert. Also visiting was
Norma Wyman, Dearborn Heights, Michigan
and attending the Tuckersmith reunion,.
Dr. Charl0 Mustard, Parry Sound spent a
week's holiday with Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Mustard and Cathy.
and Graeme. Craig sang the favorite,
"Amazing Grace".
Next Sunday worship will be led by Bonnie
Lamble, B. A, , M. Div., trained lay supply.
An introduction service will be held that
evening, July 7 at 8 p.m. to welcome her to
this community and to the Bluevale charge.
Vacation Bible School is scheduled to be
held in the church basement July 15-19.
The Walton Women's Institute held a
successful beef luncheon Wednesday with
another noon meal planned for this Wednes-
day, the last one for the summer, The W . I.
ladies would like to thank all those that
attended the meals helping to defray costs of
fixing the hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shortreed, London.
Wilfred Shortreed and NI argaret were supper
guests with Lsabelle Shortreed on Thursday
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Flowers adorn
Broadhagen church
Brodhagen Correspondent
BARB SCHEMA Rill
345.2298
Lovely flowers adorned the chancel at St
Peter's Lutheran Church, Brod-beget, in
memory of Herman Hinz who passed away
June 23, 1969. They were placed by his wife.
Martha: Ron. Donna and family and Gary.
Sherri and family.
Pastor Horst attended the Synod Conven
thin in Waterloo from June 19-23. During his
absence the Church Council was in charge of
the Sunday morning service at St. Peter's
Church.
PleePLE
Milton and Geraldine Bode visited with
their daughter. Janice and grandsons in
Pickering, Ontario last weekend.
Charlie and Barb Scherbarth visited with
Doug and Cathy Vock and family in Seaforth
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Dawson of Sainte
Adolthe d' Duddswell, Quebec spent a few
days with Milton and Geraldine Bode. They
met a few years ago while on a trip to &rope
"W ant to enjoy a good ball game?" The
Bredhagen Chamber of Commerce will be
having a bus going to the Blue Jays vs the
Texas Rangers ball game on Sun-day August 4
in Toronto. Call Milton Bode for more
information It will be a "first come, first
served" basis
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