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The Huron Expositor, 1982-07-07, Page 5Dubilon ©d © THE HURON EXPOSITOR,.JULY 7, 1902 Ifs wedding, reunion shrine Correspondent JOAN CONN. 345-2772 Another holiday weekend is over, but the season for campiog and, cottage going has just begun. Wedding season is in full swing again. Those beauti- fully clad voting ladies grace- fully stroll up the aisle to unite with their nervous, young groom, who is impa- v tiently rfting from foot to foot an • wishing he could take oftithat stuffy coat and get rid of that siyy tie before ,,...- • the strangles to Oath. GustS come, from nearvand far' to wish them all well ;71 to help make this • celehr tion , co", plete. Barbscues, family re- unions, comertunity gather- ing. showers -etc. keep..the daily schedule calendar al- most full. ' ' •;1Now that the school child- 4reti.hav,e had a full week of hofitiliis its time to weed the garden, fix the fence around the cow. pasture and paint the picket ' fence. Farmers are working hard at the hay and scuffling their corn and beans to rid them of any unsightly "Weeds missed ' by the sptay. The wheat will soon be turning a golden rust colour and be harvested if we continue to get dry warm ' weather. This coming Saturday. July 10, the Du Ittn and District Lions CI re holding their Dublin est Day beginning with h Pancake Breakfast from 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. ' which is sponsored by the Dublin Leo Club. At 10:00 a.m. there will be a bike parade for children ages 10 and under' and each entrant will win a prize, so he sure the - little ones decorate their bikes and paddle down main street. During the day there will be a ladies slow pitch tour- nament with teams from Milverton, Dublin, Sebring- ville and Brodhagen playing. From 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. there will be a pork barbeque at the Community Centre so be sure and take .the whole family out to supper and mother will not have any dishes 46 do. The charge is adults $5.00 and children $3.I. To complete the eve - 1111 ,#1 ning there will be a dance in the coinniamity centre from 9:00 p.m. tp 1:00 a.m. with the music being supplied by Jasper. This is a very worth- while event and all proceeds are going to community pro- jects such as street signs which is a superb idea. The Dublin and District Athletic Association Iingo held every Friday evening at 8:00 in the Community Cen- tre is going well with their jackpot up to $400. on 54 calls this week. The winners from last Frid vening's bingo are: 1. Mrg Cartier and Joan Purd , 2. Phillis Lea, Clinton, 3. M . Robert Govenlock, 4. er Fun Summei Fun held its regi- stration &Monday. July.5 for children from the age of 4 to 13. The playground activities began on Tuesday, JulY 6 at the Dublin Park The children will be dividedhike two groups, seniors ages 10 to 13 and juniors' ages 4 to 9. The seniors will attend every Monday, Wednesday and Friday and will have such aeikivities as roller skating, swimming and a one day trip plus many other activities.. The juniors will attend every day and will' have camping at the playground, and many +special eventS planned just for thsw,The plaYgio a ivitieS are from 4;rib a.tn. to 3:30 p.m. but th layground leaders will be the e 9:00 a.m. each day. This year's leaders are Vickie McCreight, Kitti KrauskopeandrIlarb Flana- gan. Anyone who missed registration may still -register • their child at any time 6r when \they come to 'the playground. What a fabulous way to create friends and „good sportsmanship among ; youngsters during the • sum- • mer by being involved in playground, activities rather than watching television or creating hassles with others out of boredom. , . ; • E FISH BY THE BUS — Last week Seaforth residents had the opportunity to buy fish from a travellind bus. Th`e vehicle was operated by Ronald and Ellen Marquis from Abbotsford, B.C. They drove for 56 hours to get the fish to Ontario, and plan to travel all over the province to sell salmon, trout, cod, shrimp, and crab. When they run out of fish, they say they _return to B.C. and drive back with a full load. Saddle breds sold L¢11011gp Correspondent MRS. 'DELLA REGELE 527-1106 Mrs. Joy McCowan recent' ly completed the sale of four registered American saddle - bred mares ranging in ages from four to six years to various owners in the Thorn- hill area. Congratulations Joy. Congratulations to Mrs, Christine Bourne of 44 Wal- ton on her purchase of a registered american saddle - bred mare and a filly foal from Mr. and Mrs. John Broeder's Riverview Farm of Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- Cowan attended a Zone. 3 saddle bred meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Don Robson's Frier - wood Stables at Bright. Ont. Also attending the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Terry Poole of Rostock. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator of Crediton visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum, Mr, and Mrs. Mike Mus- selman and boys of Stratford visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ron McCallum and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Reg Schultz of 43 Blyth. Mrs. Jessie Johnson of London and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Connolly of Kennicott visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele. Mrs, Joy McCowan holi daying this week in Ken- tuckey, USA. Master Jeff Musselman of Stratford spent last week with Chad and Janice McCallum. • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Regelc 41 Dublin visited recently with Mr, and Mrs. John Brown and girls at 43 Walton and with Mrs. Adeline Stoskopf at 42 Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kistner 41 Bornholm visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele. Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Regele visited at the same home Monday evening. Burns UCW has dinner meeting The Burns U.C.W. met on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Gloria McEwing with 16 present. Grace was sung and .a .clftiner served by the losing side in the copper contest. Following the dinner Hazel Reid opened the meeting with a reading. Hazel Reid read the Scripture Romans Chap- ter 8. The topic "Let's face ourselves" was given by Hazel Reid. Joan Hoggadh, Jean Leiper. Beryl Reid and Joan Middegaal. Hazel led in prayer, and thanked all who took part in the meeting, Amelia Rice was in charge of the business. Roll call was answered with a Bible verse. The Treasurer> report was given by Margaret Taylor. A thank you card was received from Jim Neilans. Gay Sal. verda and Amelia Rice thank- ed the U.C.W. members for cards received, Correspon- dence was read by Amelia Rice. Hazel Reid and Gloria McEwing will serve refresh- ments at Bible school July 9 A donation of $50 was made to the Sunday school. The second quarter allocation was sent. The Bazzar will be held on October 13. All signed get well cards. for Josephine MacGregor and Ed Salverda snr, Almelia Rice dosed with prayer. Tea and dessert was served after the meeting. (Photo by Pereira) flea Mrs. Annie Cronin, 5. Doris Matthews, 6. L. Johnson, Ray Gowing, Ruth McGrath, 7. Willis Lea, Liz gown, 8. Millie Swann, Mrs. Dewan, Marjorie Dale, Alphonse Cro- nin, 9. Connie Gowing, Billie Swann, Joan Purdy, 10. Joyce Whetham, 11. Liz Fleming, 12. Been Bailey, 13. Marg Gaffney, 14. Joyce Smith, IS. Helen Lockway, R. Gowing, Lile Thompson. Share the Wealth are 1. Jean Gowing, 2. Elmer Lea and Lilly Dobbs, 3. Alphonse Cronin, 4. Ruth Oowing, Marg Cartier, Joan Purdy. The door prize was won by Joyce Smith and the jackpot consolation went to Cherell Tucker. PERSONALS Mr. and MTS. Frank Stock, London, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Meagher, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Meagher, Denise and Pat, Dublin and Mr. Gerry Meagher, London, Rev. Ger- ard Stock, Bahamas, Mr. and Mrs. Greg' Stock, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Morrison, Kinkora, Mr. •and Mrs. Wil- fred Stock, Mitchell visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kintner on Thursday and they all attended the St. Patrick's Centennial celebrations in Kinkora on Saturday and Sunday. On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kistner took Rev Gerard'Stock back to Toronto. Rev. Stock will be returning to the Bahamas on Thursday July 8. Visitors over the weekend with ' Mr. 'and Mrs. Harold Meagher were Mary Post of King City, Mr. and Mrs. John • Stock of Lacombe, Alberta and Gerry Meagher of Lon- don. On Sunday the following people visited the Meaghers: Mrs. Loretta Masse of Wind- sor, Mrs, Adrienne Hutchin- son of Seafoith and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Meagher, Denise and Pat of Dublin. Out of town guests for the McCreight-Hoegy -wedding were: Rev. John Costello, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. John Krauskopf, Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. Innis o IV1acSween, Byron; Mrs. Doris Wilcox, Mr. Win. Boak Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Wm..Boak Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Rick Sowerby, Mr. Perry Doak all of Goderich, Mrs. Eileen Chisholm and Heather, Mr. and Mrs. James Chisholm,. Christo- pher and Elizabeth, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Costello all of Hamilton, Mrs. Ursula Ren - nick, Peterborough, Miss Carol Ann Rennick, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. James Costello and Dianne of Niagara Falls, Ontario, Miss Karen Costel- lo, Pembrooke, Dr. and Mrs. S.F. Thompson, Lianna and Marshall. Port Dover, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denomme and Stephanie, Stoney Creek, Mr. Dean Denomme, Toron- to, Misses Leslie Anne and Jennifer Denomme, Bramp- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacTavish, Kincardine, Mrs. Anna Dexter, Lucknow and Miss Lori .Evans, New Liskeard. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cronin, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cronin all of Dublin and Mr. and Mrs. Lou Masse, Zurich attended a surprise birthday dinrrer for their mother Mrs. Rita Ryan at the Stone Crock in St. Jacobs on Sunday. -Also in attendance on the occasion of Mrs. Ryan's 65th birthday were Mr. and Mrs. George Kleinknecht who are their neighbours in Kitchener. Mrs. Delaine Cronin, Gary Valedictorian ROM , Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEIVIAN 345-2346 ‘. Visiting for a fey' daysAast week with Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family were Firs. Joanne Canting, Mis- sissauga and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Green and Mike Gamble, Ormstown. Quebec. Qttite a number from this community were guests at the Menyes-Smale wedding and reception in Kitchener on Saturday. , The South Hibbeirt Athletic Association held a meeting at the home of the President. Bob Harris on Tuesday eve- ning. Plans wereifittalized for the annual pork BBQ which is to he.;;Jteld at thqAtopiarty Ball Park on Sana.—.0.• July 24. Kathy Norris is a patiem 'at .Sick Children's Hospital in Toronto, having undergone surgery earlier this week. • Congratulations to Steven Gardiner, who was chosen valedictorian of the graduat- ing Grade 8 class—at Upper Thames Elementary School recently. Don't touch another thing until you read this ad. The most important thing to remember about electricity is to always keep a little common sense between you and your electricity. Common sense means cautioning children to avoid areas marked "Danger". And never building a tree house close to power lines, where children could be seriously injured. There are many other ways to practise electrical safety. And they all have one very important thing - in common. Common sense. Cronin and Ann Janmaat of Seaforth, Wayne and Dale Cronin attended the wedding of Mrs. Csronin's nephew Brad Oldham and Sue Fulop in Delhi on Saturday. Mrs. Jack O'Rourke, Mrs. Sally Stacey, Mrs. Mary Helen Van Loon and Shawn were visiting with Miss De- laine O'Rourke in London on Thursday and spent some time at Story Book Gardens. The people of Dublin and area wish to, express their sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dow and family on the recent death of Mrs. Dow's father, Mr. Cecil Tufts of Stratford. Cdlumbcin Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN, 345-2028 Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Ryan attended the wedding and reception of her cousin Brad Oldham and Suzanne Fulop in Delhi on Saturday. Mrs. Helen Muse of Eureka, California,. Mr. • and MIS. Adrian Plue of Codring- ton and Sister Marietta of Strathroy are visiting- this week with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Murray. Joe Claessens . of Kenora and Frank ClaeSsens of Lon- don spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Matt Claes- sens. Also Louis Claessens from Holland, a nephew is spending the .summer with Matt and Martha Claessens. Gordon Moylan of High- gate spent the weekend with Mrs. Mary Moylan. • Mr. and Mrs. Les Ward. Shannon, Tracy and Lisa of Kitchener are spending a few days with Gerry and Karen Ryan. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jim Subject, Carrie, Ryan and Jeffrey of Kitchener spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ryan. Miss Joanne Swart of Lon- don visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swart. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Danny O'Rourke of Dublin on the birth of a baby girl, Monday, July 5. A wee sister for Sean, Joey and Patrick. Ran E. Rader Frayne Chev. Olds. Ltd. 586 Mom Street Exeter Orden° Bus, 235-0660 Res, 236-4414 ONTHS E'!'ST F EE Cornbne ti's wth - est Seiecti * Best ii1ces est after sale service - and you have the finest offer we have ever made! *ONTARIO Mfg BOO WAREHOUSE 550 Huron St. Stratford (Across from A&W) ' • Cheques • VISA Easy Budget Terms HOURS Mon Tues Wed. Sat. 10-6. Thurs. Fri 10 - 9 273-4510 Thinkaboutit,please Seaforth Public Utility Commission Main St , Seaforth 527-0530 BRIAN EICKNIEVER ADVISITTISING REIVESENTATIVE Brian ceases to you with sla years orexperience In the advertising business, as advertising manager of the Mitchell DEdvaro' sta and Focus Regional ikkilArd•WasagezzInG. Brian has been a mastodon, of the Mit- sholl-Secorlorth area for the past 25 years, so he is familkar with you and your arca and willing to help with Year advertising needs. `. KATHY HOIEGY ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Kathleen has been a port of the Ad. vertlsing Deportment of the Huron Expositor for 5'!, years. Kathleen Is very familiar with the newspaper business B 9 she is thoroughly acquainted with all areas of production. Kathy Is eager to continue her work with the people* of Seaforth and rneet the people of Mitchell. HERB TURKHEIM ADVERTISING MANAGER Herb, publisher of the farmer Zurich Citisens News for 19 years and past advertising raanager of the Mitchell Advocate, looks forward to soothing with the people, of Seaforth and area. Herb also heit1 the position of Trustee far -eight foarx and two yoors os Chgeinnan of the Huron County Board of Education. Herb anticipates maki.tg new and renewing old acquaintances In the r64:1 •