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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-07-10, Page 4DUBLIN AND AREA------'— wry , 14J SHOWER OHNSO TON'S SHOWER JOHNSON'S SHAMPOO or CONDITIONER - 450 $ 79 NEET HAIR REMOVER Lotion 175 ml. or Crr:•arn 50 g, $ 1 69 Only 111 `DEODORANT gArty r. viDER $ 1 79 A 25 g, Only Ago • 125 ml. REVLON FLEX BABY OIL $ 1 8 9 I • 1,1 A4 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, .).11 10, 1985 Cronins hold reunion at Community Centre St. Columban Correspondent ' Ron and Irma O'Connor and family of . MRS. CECILIA RYAN Shelbourne, Marie De Gaust and friend of reunion on Saturday at the Dublin Com- and Bridget Cronin attended the first family munity Centre. St. Columban Roman Catholic Church, The Mass was celebrated by Father A. Sipek at Eighty-two. descendants of the late Daniel • , 345-2028 Wetaskawin, Alberta, Hugh and Ann Ben- Jim Ouellette and family of Windsor. niger of Dublin, Don and Marilyn Benniger and family of Peterborough, Tom and Ingersoll, Jack and *Margaret Cronin of Roseanne Simmonson and Tom of Dublin and PEOPLE Loretta Butters of Vancouver, BC was readings were done 'by Ron O'Connor, home visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. offeratory by Jim and Mary O'Connor and petitions were read by Lori Cronin, Lori Vincent Murray and also attended the Benniger, Jennifer Cronin, Connie O'Connor Butters-Shipp wedding in St. Thomas re- Dave Cronin and-Tracy DeJong. cently. An afghan; made by.Annie Cronin, and Joseph Hicknell of Holy Angels Parish, St. auctioned by Joe Cronin was purchased by Thomas, visited last Friday with his parents Dan O'Connor. Alphonse Cronin won an Francis and Marie Hicknell. electric oil pump from Alberta. Annie Cronin Rob and Margy Sallows and their children won an electric fan. Mike Cronin won a Carly and Dan from Kitimat, BC have been on holiday with Jim and Janneke Murray. sleeping bag. In the evening a buffet supper was enjoyed Dave and Joanne Regier and family of Kitchener, Leo and Mary Smith and family of by all. Attending the reunion were: A b and Eileen Acton visited with Mr. and. Mrs. Albert Cronin, RR 4 Seaforth, Leo and Mary Smith Cronin. and girls of Acton, Dave and Joanne Regier Danny•and Susan O'Connor and family of etaskawin; Ron and Irma O'Connor and and family of- Kitchener, Jim and Karen Cronin and family of RR 4 Seaforth Steve' and family of Shelbourne and Marie-De Gaust of Nancy Cronin and family. of RR 4 Seaforth, Ingersoll , visited with Mr. and Mrs. .James Jerry and Heather Cronin and boys of RR 2 O'Connor. Dublin, Alphonse and Annie Cronin, Gordon Helen Tate of Detroit, Mrs. Bird of Cronin, Jerome Cronin, all of RR 2 Dublin, Thedford, Gold and Bea Costello of Kingston Marjorie Morrison and her grandchildren Anne Cronin of Sebringville, Darlene Hen- Debbie, Lori and D.J. Morrison of W ingham, derson of Dublin, Rob and Marie DeJong and family of Monkton, Dianne DeJong of Betty Devereaux of Seaforth, Sister Mary Stephen of Marian Villa, London and Vincent Monkton, Dan and Bonnie Cronin of and. Dorothy Murray; RR 5 Seaforth and Cromarty. Loretta Butters of Vancouver, BC visited last Also present were Theresa Adrrians of Stratford, Joe Cronin, Seaforth, Leo and week with Marie Melady. Shannon Ward of Kitchener spent a week Diane Cronin and family of Mitchell, Jim and of holidays with her grandparents Mr. and Mary O'Connor of Dublin, Dan and Susan O'Connor and family of W etas kaw in, Alberta Mrs. Clarence Ryan. .... 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WEDDING ...' e;1> with the help of this tree brochure' '1 : ' Discover helpful products for showers ''' and receptions, plus gift ideas for attendants ,, A free brochure for a carefree wedding - from Hallmarks k 4\ i . • ' '. P . / • %, ... --- -,:...,, • invitations V -P, • Announcements- \ -5,* • Guest books ,• Personalized napkins A • Thank you notes 1.' • Bride's journals \ • Professional photographer's • Wedding partyware and ' • Rehearsal dinner invitations i 1 • New address cards • • Place cards and nametags k \ • Attendants' gifts • Candles and decorative J ..-i• \ I .. ' • "--..,,, ' ,bsitit.,,,,, k h 6'1"SCr eato - z_ ._. - " ,- ., i , ••13.• • '.','S • " • ,:`,.;:i!t" A ,),16,4,-,..,x• albums decorations holders i • a.12514.4.4.4., ---1 " ST. COLUMBAN SEPARATE SCHOOL GRADUATES — The Grade 8-graduating class of SL-eolumban school are '(left to right): Mr. MacDonald (principal), Dave Kelly, Chris Maloney, Karen ST. PA IHtCK'S SEPARATE SCHOOL, DUBLIN GRADUATES — Front row (left to right): Cathy McIver, Sean Cook, Tammy Cronin, Rachel Canto's, Bud Schoonderwoerd, Tim Marshall, George Bontaine. Second row (left to right): Jackie Roser, Cheryl Shewan, The lucky winner! CAthv Anstett (left) of Aris'tett Jewellers ltd , Seaforth rirt'sents Jane Habkirk of Seaforth with the first prize in thi'ir -frith Anniversary Draw, a Diamond Anniversary king valued at $900. The draw was made by Mayor Alf R(,,, (right) holding the Winning ticket ANSTETT JEWELLERS 26 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH 527-1720 SCROLL REACH r AIR PILLOW CHILDREN'S - 1 pair INSOLES Only •• $ 41 19 & HOLDER$ 1 69‘(, TOOTHBRUSH ixv f ZEST SOAP EASY OEF WINDOW CLEANER Only$.4. • 19 TRIANGL E DISCOUNT- 1 7 7 The Square. Godorich Moin Corner, Clinton 'Main Connor. Sooforth BO I [1,S rIe 3 bars 450 9. With pump 750 ml, $ • 9/ Bantams bring baseball fever Brodhagen Correspondent BARB SCHERBARTH 345-2298 "You will always be my friends and neighbors even though I live in Mitchell." Those were the sentiments expressed by Minnie Leonharth in response to the address given by Barb Scherbarth at the 'going- away' party at the home of Charles and' Barb Scherbarth Friday evening. Friends and neighbors enjoyed progres- sive euchre with Norlene Bennewies giving prizes to Willard Bennewies, men's high. Grace Hodgert, ladies' high: Carl Leonhardt men's low and Minnie Leonhardt ' Ladies' , low. Minnie was presented with a bridge set, and everyone enjoyed a smorgasbord lunch. The sympathy of the community is extended to the Edward Bennewies family at the passing of Louis Bennewies at the age of 92. The funeral was Eiday morning at St Peter's Lutheran Church. Brodhagen • A large crowd attended the annual congregational picnic, Sunday at St Peter's Lutheran Church. It was a lovely sunny day for the service which Pastor Horst conducted on the lawn. The Sunday School children opened the service with a song accompahied by Pastor Horst on the guitar. Angela Bernard sang a solo and Hose Robinson and Pauline Siemon presented attendance awards at the conclu- sion of the service. Young and old joined in the numerous games in the afternoon under the direction of Rose Gilck and the grade 8 class There will be no Sunday School in the summer months but it will resume in September, A special "Thank you" to the leacherq whose time and effort make the Brodhagen Sunday School an enjoyable and meaningful part or the church Lovely baskets of flowers from the funeral of Louis Bennewies adorned the table at the front of the service on Sunday morning The Bantam Girls hall team made a good showing at the tournament in Milverinn Saturday. Brodhagen started the morning off nght with a 16-5 win over. Kirkion Donna Van Baker pitched five strong innings for Brodhagen and also scored 2 runs Kim Diet? had a homerun and two singles (Continued on page At; PEOPLE Mr.' . and Mrs. William McMillan of Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Campbell n Exeter, Mrs. Al Riches, Brantford seen Monday'evening with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams of Dublin. PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" •FTLTER QUEEN SALES & SERVICE -VACUUM CLEANERS • ism.. & Strom to Mott MAke, •FM COMMUNICATION SYSTE MS IF, FAT" it Bv.,nAa.1 • WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES -WOODS FREEZERS • CENTR AL VACUUM SYSTEMS •INSECT El FLY ItILLING UNITS, IFor !tufo., /I/C.1door U•A l •C,IFTS St MANY MORE ITEMS J _ ... VARNA, ONT. 482-7103 Murphy, Ken Ryan, Marianne Moylan, Terry Sloan, Patty Maloney, Rob Sloan, Lori Cronin, Steve Balfour, Dave Cronin, Mrs. A. Godfrey. (Mow'att photo) Lee Ann Dow, Linda Kramers, Jody Maloney, Lori Bru'xer, Stephen Ryan. Third row (left to right): Pat Van Bakel, Darrell Eckert, Ross Schoonderwoerd, Don Poppe, Bill Van Bakel, Kurt Eickmeier, Chuck Terpstra. Fourth row (left to right): Father Carrigan, Terry Craig (teacher); Ennis Murphy (principal). (Bader photo)