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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-05-13, Page 4H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD Sales, Service 8 Installation of pipelines & milking parlours R.R.4 WALTON 887-6063 with a score 0,84. She was OW. the winner of $25 educational scholarship., .10 competitions, the duet eomtitiOnS, Jayne and. Wale Delaney first tWQ divisions,, 1$ 04 00CP any ,and wiser 1.6491d under. They' placed second in On 18 years add Oder. Ruth Mctreight also „of Dublin. did very well in her vompetitions. She tied for .first with Leslie Charmayne Heath of Kitchener. in •the St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Cemetery. Dublin. Parish prayers will be held at the funeral home Thursday eve- ning at 8 p.m. soprano solo, amateurs only. She also placed third in.the clblision of soprano so/9, and, under. lit thi strings 04etiOnt Magiontla and. Anne 'Marie "r*.,qual4 receives three :first prize ''htkuteptt MndOnna placed 'fir4t 'divisions of soh), 14 years. and under- Anne Marie was first in the Violin solo, th years and under: See Even the smallest 'ad is read in the Huron Expositor Call 527-0240 WEDDING, INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 127-0240 SEAFORTH Watch for the super specials corning up at ANSTETT, SEAFORTH STORE ONLY During the Midnight Madness Sale FRIDAY night May 22nd - 6.P411. to Midnight JEWELLERS LTD. CHERRY PIE 2.59 **dor • Hotdog or Hamburg ROLLS Pkg. of 8 SEAFORTH SUPERIOR MARKET "'Serving You Better Saving You More - A4 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 13, 1981 New residents in Dublin don and president Ernie Fleming and their wives attended the 7th Annual and farm • mill rate has increased from 44.45 mills in 1980 to 47.96 mills ip 1981. The residential elementary separate school mill rate is increased from 48.26 mills to 51.68. The residential mill rate for secondary schools goes up from 38.10 to 41.00. The total mill rate for a residential public school sup- porter in the Mitchell Fire Area is 151.09 mills compar- ed to 138.34 mills in 1980. For residential or farm Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McIllwain of Egmondville was taken up residence on KU St., Dublin in the, former Martin Feeney Estate home - .1*w owned by MacRae's Red and` White. Mr. and Mrs. Harve)r- Mg1111043 ids!a veletizated their 59tb,Nraddius. Aintiveri, date with funt4 and ftictidOf !,ion':;~, Jiro Parat.Olek. Hank Kramer*, Jim Siksii- Mini Convention in Owen Sound April 24, 25. and 26. Mr. Kramers was elected property supporting the pub- lic school in the Mitchell Fire Area, the rate of increase in taxes this year will be $29.16 for a $3000 assessment and $68.04 for a $7000 assess- ment, a 7.2 per cent increase over 1980. Road accounts were ap- proved in the amount of $12,903.63. The main ex- penditures included insur- ance premiums, the one-way plow, fuel, and operating costs. General accounts of scone chairman for zone 3D and Mr. Hanna of Shelburne, was elected govener. Winners in the Dublin and Mitchell TV Home Bingo on Channel 12 were Mrs. Har- vey Elliott Mitchell. JoAnne Torrance. Mitchell. Mrs, Boss' Tepper Ws, Wallet . Dale. 'Seaforth.Lor- 'aria ne Garrett, Mitch}., e and Gladya Mitchell- Get ligG, the action and set your Cara...early ,there are Opt triany weeks t ' play ,Mr. and MTS. 'Mike Mac; $21.224.10 were or iered paid. This amount ncluded payments to the engineering firm tor preparing munici- pal drain reports. insurance Tile Drainage Loan appli- cations totalling $31,800 were approved: The' revised report. of Branches D and H of the Northeast Municipal Drain will be considered on May 19. Court of Revision for the Brodhagen Municipal Drain will also be held the same night. Sebben wedding, Friday and the reception in the commun- ity centre, Mitchell. Congratulations from the community .are extended. • Mr. Gordon Miller had a successful household sale Saturday, and has taken up residence in the apartments, Mitchell. Many area families spent Mother's Day together. _,_ Mr. Eric Bode, St. Marys, spent the---weekend at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bode. Mrs. Gordon Docking and Mrs..Herrnan Leonhardt companied Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dietz, Brent and Mark went to Exeter for Mothers Day, where they met with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leon- hardt, Dale and Lisa of Thamesford. Rae and D.J. MacRae at- tended the Wedding of Jo- ann Hatton at St John's in the Wildepiess Church at Bright's Grove. Nania Sat- urday. Jo-ane is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Elmer Hatton of Sarnia ; h, groom is Mr. Link By-field of Ed- montort. The. couple will tesidg on the groonw.ganch itt glXcnotttOn„ 4 3-aun Ourilig,4m. with an Wino*, am -newspaper. •and art ;ae- .4:111Vsknist.,:' :pianist and ' ark '1040-' 'Friends and relatives ,i00400 from gdmOnton. Ottawa. London and Mont- real" BINGO WINN ,RS. Winners at the Dublin Athletic Associaion Weekly MRS. LOUIS LOOBY The oldest resident in Dublin, Mrs. Louis James Looby died in Hillside Nurs- ing Home. Sebringville on Tuesday. She Has in her 94th year. The former inn Marie Ryan, she was horn in Lon- don township on June 24. 1887. a daughter of the late John Ryan and Elizabeth Guest. A .graduate of the London Model School and of Coretia Abbey College. Tor- ontia. she came to Dublin in 1907 to teach at the Dublin school. Two years later on September 29. 1909 she was married in Our Lady of • Lourdes' Church in Toronto to Louis -James. Looby; a Dublin contractor. When- Mr: Looby died in 1938 he held the office of . Inspecting Trustee for Dublin, an office to which Mrs. Looby was named on her husband's death and which she continued to occupy , through several erealditstintit her retirement in 1951. At the same time she served on the Dublin Hydro Commission. During the war she was active in the formation of the. Dublin Red Cross. $deietv, Bingo at St. Patrick's School Friday night were as follows: Mrs. S. Watson, E. Lee, J. Brown, M. McDonald, Spe- cial N. Walker ($16.00), N. Esiekert, M. Carter, R. Mc- Grath. K. Soresdale, Special, M, McDonald .032.7.5) E. NeeP and E. Elliott, G. PrY410.4,,Chestel, Special B. Lee 1$3S:S.03, P. Lee. K. w.0400. Walker,. L. Bi9W11;,0490,,PtUg, H. Elliott: lackPnl 101;,, E4t:Mark afi4.tatItig Raw- lattd. ' and Mrs. , '110,10 O'Rourke visited Wuittcr,,, '1:911,-$14114:4Y with Doti. Eileen', " Bryan and Anne and Intended 4knne's firat.'coint amnion at Mary immaculate' Church. Chepstow. and as secretary wrote hund- reds of letters to . Dublin residents serving overseas. During a tour in Ehrope in 1958 Mrs. Looby was re- ceived and honoured' by the Lord Mayor of Dublin. Mrs. Catherine Bryne when she brOught greetings from the public village of Dublin. Ont- ario to the city of Dublin. Ireland from which the Ont- ario Dublin had received its name in 1878. A member of St. Patrick's Roman 'Catholic Church, Dublin, she was a 'member of the CWL and other church organizations as long as health permitted. Mrs. Looby is stirv,ived by four sons. Rev. Father Arthur Looby, C.S.B.. of Toronto. and Joseph. 'Clay- Three Dublin area girls and two Seaforth girls vered prize performances at the Kiwanis Music festival in Stratford laSt Tuesday. Jayne .arid Likille Delaney, Dublin, tremendous cgg1:P3'01#1/004tguttirtttion, the solo; 15. you-S• and under& Lucille tied for third place with 'Marne: Good year of Wellesley with a. score of 83,, Lucille placed first in the Girls' solo divi- sion. 17 years and under. ton and Louis all of Dublin, two daughters. Mrs. Clar- ence (Muriel) Trott of Clinton Mrs. George (Ally) Goettler, of Dublin. She also is sur- vived by 22 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. She -wag-thedeceased by her husband, Louis James Looby in 1938, one son Clarence, in 1978 and by a daughter, Mrs. R.J'. (Loreen) Curran. form- erly of Ottawa in 1980 and by 3 brothers and 3 sisters. Mrs. Looby rested at the R.S. Box Fulieral Home, 47 High Street. Seeforth. after 7 p.m. Wednesday evening. A funeral service will be held Friday morning at St. Pat- rick's Roman Catholic Church in Dublin. with mass of the Christian Burial at 11 a.m. Interment •will follow in Dublin,Seaforth girls win at festival • Correspondent MRS. HERMAN LEONHART 34.5-2419 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Horst, Jennifer and Nathan, have returned from Nigeria. and hope to settle is the area. They are staying at the home of Paul's parents, Pastor and Mrs. Arthur Horst. Mrs. Horst's-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Adanison feciiii-Phisfield Mass., visited with them over the •weekend. The two yellow mums in the-sanctuary in St. Peter's. Lutheran Church Brodhagen. Sunday were in memory of Mrs. John L. Bennewies. She died May 7th, 1972. The 'Hydrangea' plant in the chancel was in memory of Wilfred Wolfe, who died Logan Township Council approved its 1981 budget of 51,106.069 at its meeting May 5. The amount includes $390,621 to be paid to the county boards of education. $65.64. to be paid. ,to the County of Perth, and $649,818. to be used for township purposes. The township - expenses were broken down to provide $363,000 for road construct- ion , and maintenance, S53,000 for general admini- stration, 535.648 for protect- ion to persons and property, 53,250 for operating the sanitary landfill site, $28,876 for culture and recreation, $133,171 for repayment of tile drainage loans and S20,243 for payment of mun- icipal drain debentures. Of the $649,818 needed to maintain, the township roads and other programs, < $283,177 will come from .a._ais . n.is and $198,894 is expected m other frn s4 re- venue , leaving 61,938 to be raised by taxatkon.---- To raise this amount, the , - toWlighip-fartn" and regiderit-- ' ial mill rate was increased from 34.36 mills to 38 mills. The townshippifirates have, remained constant et 34.36 mill for the past three years. The county farm and re- sidential mill rate decreased from 15.33 mill sin 1980 to' 1$ mills in 1981. The element- ary public school residential -... .. nine years ago. May 6th, placed there by his wife Dorothy and family. The yellow potted mum in the chancel was in memory of Mrs. Arnold Gloor, who died in 1970. and placed there by her son Wm. and family in Kitchener. The basket of flowers in the chancel were from the Elligsen and--Sebben Wedd- 1IIL !Alien took place _Friday: .. The Mothers of the junior choir joined their children at the Sunday morning service. WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bode attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bode of Kitchener over the weekend. Many relatives and friends attended the Elligsen • and Loon okay.s new budget In Bnxihagen -from Nigeria Mrs. Looby dies Beginning May 14, 1981 the Superior Store WILL BE OPEN until WOO p.m. on Thursday Nights. tsupperior) atuntimsussus sartmusiur FREEZER BUY ' FOR THIS WEEK "WHOLE BEEF CHUCKS" [60- 75 lb. Average] CUTS YOU RECEIVE - Blade Roasts, Short Rib Roasts - Cross Cut Roasts - Stew Beet - Ground Beet & Trim YOUR LOCAL SUPERIOR MAIIKET OFFERS WEEKLY SPECIALS SUPERMARKET PRICES, SPEEDY CHECK OUT, `FRIENDLY SERVICE FARM FRESH PRODUCE PLUS THE BEST MEAT,MONEY CAN BUY WE GUARANTEE IT ! Product of U.S.A. CALIFORNIA ORANGES She 113s 1011 9doz. Niagara LEMONADE Pink or White 12% oz. " 2499 With Pork In Tomani Sauce • Product of U.S.A. Canada No. 1,Graile Florida TOMATOES Watch for our MIDNIGHT MADNESS EXTRA SPECIALS in next week's paper. ON FRI. MAY 22 Available 600p.m. until 12:00 p.m. only! Tradition Blend NABOB COFFEE 1, lb. pkg. .2.49 Superior or tier V Trimmed f BeBealue Grade A Beef Blade. Bone removed • SHORT RIB 1 mi BLADE ROAST A 71r. SuperfOr Trimmed for Better Value Grade A Beef CROSS Rik „ ROAST 1.6V6 Frosh Tender and Meaty Jun * Herbal the thing for = SIDE SPARE RIBS .1 59 Buns Pride of Canada , Boneless.and Fully Cooked PICNIC Oa SHOULDER as FRESH EVERY FRIDAY GOOD SELECTION OF VARIETY BREADS ! Beef Irish or Meatball PURITAN STEWS 2402tin .1.23 Canada. No. I Grade SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS .45e Product of U.S.A. Canada No. 1 Grade GREEN CABBAGE 19. Superior Trimmed for Baler Value BLADE STEAKS 1.69 Taillefer Brand Store Sliced COOKED 4 am HAM Ix 1.i THIS STORE ONLY Boma Unit or Fazing* Beef 'SAUSAGE.race oek! 1,24 111141.11EDWItERVIDWO RialialOTT MARR i CO LTD, Delkious On Your Barbetinc b. Use the CONVENIENCE of our rear entrance with FREE PARKING provided. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. Pricat effective until closing, Seturdey, May la, 196i r