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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-07-02, Page 4A4 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 2, 1986 DUBLIN AND AREA- Water REAWater Well DRILLING W. D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Neil Durl Jim 527-1737 527-0828 527-0775 THE BEST OF OTHER TERMS AND RATES AVAILABLE SUBJECT TO VERIFICATION CALL US TODAY! Deposit Agents for over 45 Bank &i Trust Companies Memel Satellite Receptlen Equlp,nent SPECIALISTS *DEMONSTRATIONS e INSTALLATIONS . SALES erne, Ont. 4 B&T ANTENNA SALES 482-7129 Brien MCAsh frnil9 fftocq Your one-stop, best•rate specialists for GICs, RASP'S. Mortgages & Annuities SEAFORTH 96 Main Street, S. 527-0420 Serviag Ontario sorter 197.5 with 12 locations for vain. con rrnience' ' Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE AND MORTGAGE E PLANS, DEFERRED ANNUITIES INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD R.R.S.P. NON-SMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE REP Arnold Stinnissen 117 GODERICH ST. EAST SEAFORTH Tel. 527-0410 LOCALLY GROWN FRESH PRODUCE 'goo. • DUBLIN GRADUATION—Twenty students of the St. Patrick's Separate School, Dublin graduated from Grade 8 last Monday night, June 23. They are, front row, left to right: Bill Appleby, Mike Dow, Gerry Bontalne, Brian Cook. Second row, left to right; Raymond Murray, Jason Horan, Jackie Megena, Corrle;Van Bakel, Debbie Van Loon, Christina Viaser. Third row, left to tight: Mike Murray, • EGGS • POTATOES • ASPARAGUS • MUSHROOMS • STRAWBERRIES HOMEMADE BAKING • JAMS • JELLIES • PRESERVES —Homemade • MAPLE SYRUP We now have a great selection of Indoor - Hanging - Potted GREEN PLANTS :NA- .. Tim Feeney, Chris Hpft, Dan Belfour, Anna Terpstra, Marcy MacRae. Fourth row, left to right: Dale McCarthy, Susan Terpstra, Susan Louwagle, Mary Terpstra. Fifth row, left to right: Ennis Murphy, Principal, Helen Stewart., teacher, Michelle Whitely, Teacher, Joanne Melady, teacher, Terry Craig, teacher.Bader. photo Students ready for highschool • Landscape Designer F on staff Come See Us For All Your Landscaping Needs . DEZ NED LANDSCAPING and GARDEN CENTRE and T.C.'s PLACE I n the heart of downtown Kippen on Hwy. 4 262-2532 St. Columban Correspondent MRS. CECndA RYAN 345-2028 Graduation exercises for Grade 8 students of St. Columban School were held on Thursday, June 26. The graduation mass was celebrated at St. Columban Catholic Church at 11 a.m. by Msgr. C. Adams of Mitchell. Following mass awards were presented to the graduates. Sportsmanship Award went to Sherri Maloney; top academic male student was Chris Vogels; top academie female student was Sandra Claessens; most court- eous student award went to Sandra Claessens and was presented by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murraaward to Pam Nolan was prand the most esented nted by Mrsroved • a a Margaret Rowland. Angeline Swart, o balf of ethe student Women's League, presented with a plaque. At 7 p.m. the Grade 7 students, along with their mothers served a dinner in the parish hall. Notice Re Passing Tree Cutting By-law Tho now County of Huron true cutting by-law, being 8y -low No. 23. 1986, became effective April 4, 1986. The main changes from the previous by-law are -- 1) clarification of the measurement provisions In determining whether a tree has been cut undersized; and 2) o requirement that every person. logger or fuelwood cutter who is planning to cut trees for purchase or sale shall notify the County Clerk's office in the prescribed form at least five (5) work- ing days prior to any cutting. Copies of the by-law may be obtained, free of charge, from the Clerk's office or the Tree Commissioner. Leona Armstrong, Warden. 0,G. Manly, Clerk -Treasurer & Administrator, County of Huron, Court House, Goderieh, Ontario N7A 1M2 Tel. 519-524-8393 classmates from Kindergarten through to Grade 8. The evening concluded with a dance for the graduates and Grade 7 students and a game of cards for the parents and teachers at the school. The graduates were Jim O'Reilly, Chris Vogels, Sandra Claessens, Pam Nolan and Sherri Maloney. FAMILY REUNION Fifty-six descendants of the late Daniel and Bridget Cronin attended their family reunion on Saturday at the Dublin Community Centre. The day began at 1:30 p.m. with Holy Mass offered by Monsignor Adams at St. Colum - ban Catholic Church. Donated prizes were Won by Michelle Cronin, Brad Benninger, Julie Cronin, Leo -Cronin, Gord Cronin and Don Benninger. Several games were played during the afternoon and in the evening everyone enjoyed a delicious supper. Relatives attending the reunion came from Kitchener, Acton, Seaforth, Peterborough, Monkton, Sylvan Lake, Alberta, Cromarty, Mitchell, W aterlooellbboume and Dublin. PEO John and Helen Warren, Chris, Michael, Justin and Shane of St. Walburg, Saskatche- wan are spending three weeks visiting with Cecil and Betty Warren of Shakespeare and and Cecilia Ryan of St. Columban. Sean Melady, master of ceremonies welcomed the graduates and guests and called on George Van Siyck to say the grace. Following the dinner tan n graduatescs ui Mrs. A. Gaffney presented with their diplomas. Class, pictures were presented by FrarikaCrowley en behalf of the P.T.A. • Knights of Columbus aerative and ggwards for the most coowere presented by Frank Crowleystudents to Jim O'Reilly and Sandra Claessens. The Dublin lions presented an award for best effort to Jim O'Rattendance award went to Chriand Sherri s the and r Vogels. Jim O'Reilly gave the vaiidictorian address for the class and reviewed memories with his Residents enjoy ���H�►,i. �1�►'�V+1�IIr Sale July starts Wednesday, 'gill r, 2nd, '86 at... iuerti)'$ SHOES CUNTON & EXETER BANi OLIPIO... Ladies +- DRESS Jf CASUAL If4015 Traci- S G 95 IT. 4 wiwi 565 y>pf *"464.4) Saturday. Gary and Ann Cronin and Brent and Gerry and Karen Ryan, Jason, Amanda and Jeremy attended the family reunion on Sunday at Delaine Cronin's, Dublin. Mary (Holland) Fawcett of Clinical Record : Services at London Psychiatric Hospital retired on June 27 after 35 years of service. A tea honoring Mary was held on Friday in the hospital dining room. Attending were the • staff of Clinical Records, several doctors and nurses, Mary's husband John, her four sisters and brother Stephen and his wife, also Mary Moylan of St. Columban. A surprise 80th birthday party was held on June 28 for Grace (Moylan) Dalton at the home of Joan Newcombe, Georgetown. The family, with the exception of Dorothy ; were all present. An afternoon of fun and swimming was enjoyed by all. A full course dinner was served by Grace's daughters. Attending the celebration were Joe ,and Mary Moylan of Waterloo, Mary Moylan of St. Columban, Don Moylan, RR 5, Seaforth and Catherine Janossy of Mississauga. The large birthday cake was cut by Grace while h er 22 grandchildren and two great grandchildren sang "Happy Birthday.' About 200 people attended the Delaney Reunion at the Dublin Pavilion on Sunday, June 29. The reunion began with a prayer service led by Father Carrigan at St. Patrick's Clarence Don and Brenda Ryan, Matthew, Stephen hannon Church, Dublin. The ternon was spent in d ofMelbeune,Lauband S °arg,music and taent shows and Wand v r Subject, owed a smorgasbord d Ryan, Jeff and Nathan of Kitchener and Mary Guests attended from Dublin, St. Colum - Jo Zurich, Toronto. day�with theo oWarrens t the re Ryan home. King d last Thins- • ban, ity,oPickering, Kingsvillee, Windsor, Leo and Mary Smith of Acton and Dave and Ottawa, St. George, Fketer, Thamesford. Joanne Regier and family of Kitchener Mitchell, Ormstown, Quebec, St. Paul, visited with relatives in the area and attended Landon, and Hanover and nruDo de. Mark and the Ron O'Connor norreunion. Carrie visted withJim and Mary oO'Co nnor on and attended the elany reunion. Melady ay at Story Book Gardens sae Residents of the Seaforth Health Care Patrick Ryan has gone to Miiccshigan with Barbara Alexander tookhermotherCassie Facility travelled to Story Book Gardens in sister Kathleen el ,nor a few llideys. Nicholson out for supper. Landon last week. Although rain prevented they Isabel Ebieezzo had her Carolson Geddes. Stratford and Mad Maloney visited Harold Maloney. wereee frombe viewing the animals the routouting. grandson Pat Nigh visit her. • Harvey Brown is in Clinton Hospital. able wereto have a picnicfren theirees ane. Dave There the wof other activities at the afternoon to Rose and Pat Aitman'S home. the Viola Hemingway visiMrs. Notan visited ted Finlay Ross. Manorband Jim Nolan. during the Ran emerged the winner On MondayPat Ryan are S®dbuetor club tours plaint in bocvlingrhissooreof 144. frena Omand finished close behind with a 142. On Tuesday public school volunteers helped Wilma Brill and Marguerite Shill emerge On Wednesday Mr. De Wolfe, of Bethel oir�nethe utr. fManorresidetS. llwasassised by M and Mrs. Lobb who sang a duet. Guests were illlian Pepper, Mrs. Siemon, Mrs. McGoni- gle and Mr. Laycox. On Friday residents played Bingo. Also on Friday Pat Ryan, Eimer Bakcsey and Mrs. Helm attended the funeral service of DorothThe residents miss Dorothy's smiling fa yce and witticism. They e On Sunday their sympathies hpe�nisidentse f= d a landmark in the life of Bill Miners. He turned 100 -years -old. PtbPI E Ina and Ellen Scott and friend of ibndon visited brother Bill Scott. Bill was also visited by his wife Isabel. Gladys went to visit her family with daughter Joanne. Members from the 4-H Sodbuster Club toured the Kangskflde Macllinery 'Plant, do Exeter, on June 25, 1988. Guido Coolman, from Kongskilde, wel- comed el- ende quip dub and gave a tour of the ith soil preplara- ant ard equipment dealing tion. Kongskllde nuke parts for, and assemble, cultivators and plows. Mr. Coolman, demonstrated the special new features of Kongsidide equipment such as the new heavy-duty high clearance tine on their cultivators and the reversible plow points, can be changed in a matter of The shop toasts a million -dollar painting system for parts. Members were also fascinated by the t nveying equipment sold by Konge- nicer The office features a huge computer. Vice -President William Fotheringliatrl, on behalf of the dub, thanked Mr. Cobh53aii for the tour.. • COSTUME JEWELLERY %PRiC -AROMA_ Tud14 Ba.W$* £ girt) OFF Voile from Mi 9s ACCitSSOR1ES •t:eslit'an Hosiery storing Purses anti Hondbcig'd •I4dles Sccrves e'n'd hells ALL Ladtes SPRING •8 SUMMER DRESS SHOES and SANDALS OFF VuertVs SHOES 6111010 d.GHd.m ets16_ f+) wed M'e • 28 Albers St'eet, CLIt1TON- 4!@2-4692 11 I� �lIi>I� t Ifl.'v9a9Niltinl ��i� I• RE! .l tt®t •ir.*dy MrtesItIe Don't let those President, Murray Tbwnsnd, oonducted the Sodbuater business with lunch by Kbngskiide. The members wish to thank Brian McGavin, club leader, for organizing the interesting and educational tour. r Triane Resistant Weeds take over your cornfields this year! For drop -nozzle weed control, call... BOB FiltNCIII S PR13 ENTERPRISES RR 2 Mitchell 348.8218'' 369 Main Street —EXETER- 235.4611 *Five high -clearance sprayers available. *20 years of weed control experience PEOPLE_ Douglas Wright and his eldest son Wade Wright of Renate visited Douglas' brother Donald endhis wife and family in Clinton iiau las Wright and his eldest son Wade from Renata visited with Douglas' parents Mr. and Mrs. Art Wright, John Street in Seaforth this past week. Douglas carte home to be with his parents on theft' 62nd wedding anniversary on Saturday, June 21, and also the birthday of his father on Friday, June 20, and'Dougtas' own birthday on Tuesday, wasether midi enjoyed at the Seafandortlt Stet eak House Another year of Storyhour and prngrarrl has- passed for the preschoolers at Huron Centennial School. A brief graduation ceremony and stories were enjoyed by ail). Many Will be returning to Minh Centennial in September as kindergarten students. See you next fall. St, Christopher's Beach in Goderieh was thestteef the Hugill picric, held last Sunday. Sports duffing the event were conducted by Wayne I#ugill, and when they weren't being played members of the family visited while the ladies prepared a smorgasbord supper. i)Ft`uc fol• 1987 include Doris ilugill, president, Joyce Hugill: vice president. Janice Gavin, secretary; Alvin Deer, trea- surer';;$ands and Jerry Johnson, sports; and Lois ftugtil, Vivienne Roy and Janet Drier, lunch. Nextyear'spicnicwrll beheldonce again at St. Christopher's Beacfh. Mr. and Mia R.M.Scott and Rob have returned borne from a 3 week fishing trip on Lake Nipplsing. While there Mr. and Mrs. 1,eonard Strong, Egmondville; Mr. and Mrs. Dave l4iiller, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henderson, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold ld Taylor, Bayfield, Mr.Murray East, and Victor Taylor, Clinton visited with them. Winners of the St. James Parent-Teacher Committee DraW d'id June 20 were: Deb Rau, stained glass 'latnp; Ron Janmaat, water colour; R11yVon lritw, wooden rodang horse.