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PHOTO BY SHELLEY McPHEE FAST
LOOKING FOR BOOZE CLUES - The cast of Booze Days In a Dry County are digging for
research as they compile information for a new play to be staged at the Blyth Festival this
summer. Cast members include (from left) Brian Paul, Beverley Elliott, Carolyn Hay, Eric
Coates, Raoul Bhaneja and Scott Hurst. Booze Days, directed by Paul Thompson, will be a
collective about the "dry" days in Huron County. If you have stones to share, anonymously,
about the old booze days, call the Blyth Festival at (519) 523-4345.
Dublin saddened by recent deaths
Dublin and area were
deeply saddened by recent
deaths. Heartfelt sympathy
of the community is extended
to the family of Gordon
Miller, a resident of the
Mitchell Nursing Home and
formerly of McKillop
Township and Brodhagen,
who died on May 15.
Sympathy is extended to his
family, Marjorie Moore and
husband John of Dublin; to
Leonard Miller of Kitchener;
to Linda Webster and hus-
band John of Grafton; to
grandchildren Connie Moore
of Guelph; Mark and Sharia
Moore of Kilworth; Lisa and
Julie Miller of Kitchener; and
to Janson and Heather
Webster of Grafton.
Heartfelt sympathy is
extended to the family of
Conrad Eckert of McKillop
Township, who died on May
19. Sympathy is expressed to
his wife, the former Claire
O'Haney; to sons and daugh-
ters, Cathy and Joseph
Martin of Waterloo; to
Connie and Arthur Murray of
Dublin; to Elaine and Robert
MacDonald of Mississauga;
to Mary and Raymond Garon
of Clinton; to John Michael
Eckert and Robert and
Christa Eckert, all of
' Seaforth; to Margaret and
Dan Mahoney of Brockville;
and 27 'grandchildren and
How to attra
The Seaforth and District
Horticultural Society met
May 14.in Northside United
Church Hall. Eleanor Horst
opened by reading a poem
"In Memory of Someone
Else".
Roll call was answered by
naming a spring shrub by 25
members. Minutes of the
March meeting were read by
Olave Little. Eleanor Horst
gave the treasurer's report in
in the absence of Dilys
Finnigan.
Nancy Kale introduced
speaker Larry Lamb of
Kitchener. His topic was
"Planting to Attract Wildlife
to Your Garden." He recom-
mended using natural and
unusual plants, cats are a
great menace and he suggest-
ed using "Scoot". He showed
a video of his own garden,
also the "Gosling Garden" at
Guelph and one in Stratford.
Dublin
by Dorothy Dillon
345-2883
hree great-grandchildren.
Sympathy is also extended to
sisters and brothers who sur-
vive him.
Deepest heartfelt sympathy
is extended to the family of
George Ducharme of
Mitchell, originally from
Dublin, who died May 20.
Sympathy is extended to his
wife Yvonne; to daughters
and sons, Theresa Murray
and her husband, Ronald of
Dublin; to Angela McMahon
and her husband, Pat of
Toronto; to Yvonne Allen and
her husband Ron, of Aylmer;
to Rosalie McPherson and
... ...e�� as 29 grandchildren
well grandchildren
and 10 great-grandchildren.
Our love and deepest sym-
pathy is extended to these
families during their loss.
Joe Eckert was pleased to
have visits from Keith and
Rita Kelly, Stratford, Jerry
and Marie Eckert, Owen
Sound and Jerome and
Theresa Kelly, Mitchell.
Gord and Bee Costello
were home from Kingston
and they attended the
Sacrament of Confirmation at
St. Patrick's Church, Dublin.
Bea was standing up for her
Godchild and niece, Clare
Melva Murray, daughter of
Arthur and Connie Murray.
They also visited with their
sisters and brothers and their
families of the Dublin com-
munity and communicated at
the home her brother,
her husband, Tom of Whitby; Jeremiah, the Mayor of
to Mary Helen Prentice and Dublin, Ontario, where they
her husband, Bill, of Port stayed.
Parry; to Jeanne Ducharme of •Birthdays are always a time
Toronto; to Eugene to celebrate. Happy 60th to a
Ducharme of Alexandria; to very special guy, John
Marianne Pleau of London; Schoonderwoerd , who cele -
to Beatrice Ducharme of braced on May 20. John,
Toronto; to Annette Horvath your family, relatives and
and her husband, Frank of many many friends wish you
London; to Andre Ducharme the best! We know we can
and his wife, Peggy, of call on you for help, good
Thedford, and to Gerrard advice, and great get - togeth-
Ducharme and his fiancee ers! Hang in there, John!
Glenda Bateman, of THOUGHT FOR TODAY
Monkton. Sympathy also to If you are too busy to feel
brothers and sisters surviving miserable, you will be hanny!
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ct wildlife to your garden
Craft Show and Sale
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Main St Lucan
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CRAFT SNOW
AND SALE
Sat. May 31st 10am - 6pm
Sun. June let 12pm - 6pm
Admission: $1.50 adults
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He showed different trees Margaret Lee, Evelyn Carter
birds like, and also flowers and Ileen Jorgensen.
that attract butterflies. He Lawn bowling
was thanked by Nancy Kale.
Ruth Beuttenmiller reported
on the successful plant sale
May 10. Helen McNaughton
reported on the home and
garden show. Kathy Pletsch
won the draw. She read a
thank you note. Beatrice Stoll
gave a report of the district
meeting held in Wingham
April 26. Nancy Kale report-
ed membership stands at 122.
She has arranged for a bus to
go to Niagara to see the but-
terflies on July 23.
The June meeting is a visit
to Harold Beakhursts garden
in Bayfield and to the home
of Karen and Kay Whitmore
in Clinton.
Door prizes were won
by
season opens
The Seaforth Lawn
Bowling Club officially
opened for the season on
Monday afternoon May 19.
Two games were played and
winners were Mary Finlayson
and Eileen Adamson for the
ladies and Fred Tilley and
Neil Bell for the men. Some
30 members and associates
attended the potluck supper
at 5:30 p.m. Hostesses were
Marie Thomas and Thelma
Coombs with Marie welcom-
ing all and offering grace.
Six tables of euchre were in
play for the evening and win-
ners were: ladies and men's
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Spencer at W.I.
The Seaforth Women's
Institute May meeting was
Irld at the Noethside United
Church on May 13 act 1:30.
Ptesid:.nt Gladys Doig wel-
comed everyone. Roll call
was answered by 12 mom -
ben and six guests.
Clariva Stewart introduced
the guest speaker, Joan
Stewart. Joan showed her
slides of Ethiopia. Kenya and
Tanzania where she had gone
for the Food Grains bank.
Joan saw some of the grain
which has been sent from
Canada. It was very interest-
ing in these other countries.
We are so lucky to live in
Canada, such a great country.
Kay O'Rourke thanked the
speaker and presented her
with a gift.
Clarissa Stewart had a read-
ing - Eatons.
Minutes of the last meeting'
were read by Betty Hulley.
CONTINUED on page 18
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