HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-07-06, Page 5,6.
LUCKY WINNER—Shelly Nigh was the winner of a
portable radio In the annual free draw for elementary and
pre-school children. The draw Is held In conjunction with
the Seaforth Lions Carnival. Brian Nuhn, chairman of the
carnival presented Shelly with her prize. (Wassink photo)
Yellowknife guests
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cinder -
ay, David and Paul of Yellow-
knife visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Shapton on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Garry O'Neil
and David of Kingston, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim O'Neil, Sean,
Shane, and Kim, Pickering
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Ryan, Laurie, Lynn, Kevin
and Chris. Thamesford visi-
ted with Mr. and Mrs. 'Ed-
ward Melady on the week-
end.
Wit' iUCOlgigtegt.
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,'t,nayoureally; that 1983 is
now halt' 'over? That old
. adage that time does tly
when ie havingfunis
bcbmus realty.As
yourittlit» seemed
that
the 'days Would never end,
ea. y when one was
gto school.. -But, p•fiilib
gisek by,.'the dayo seem like
«dly g 'feiv balks and the
Weeks apti:months pass with
very.. ' little being aceom-
pli5hed it Seems. 1 am sure
everyone enjoyed their holi-
ngyy:w}eekend.; All that sun
and baldly breezes - who
reitld have asked for more.
Oh, 1 know; you wanted: an
air' conditioner -- well you
c2n't have everything. The
wee set enjoyed running
through the sprinkler or
visiting the local pool, --
maybe you should have done
the same.
it was a perfect weekend
for reunions, weddings and
family gatherings. For those
who took refuge at the lake,
whether it be for a swim or to
admire the lovely scenery, all
carne home in search of the
lotions and. creams to help
put outthe bright red glow
on their skin.
On Saturday July 2 the
family of James and Sarah
McQuaid Delaney held their
tegnion at the pavilion in
Dublin. Following a Mass, all
the members of the Delaney
Family went to' the pavilion
where games - of softball,
soccer and balloon games for
Dinner honours- grade 8
St. Columban graduates
Correspondent
MRS. CECIIJA RYAN
345-2028
Graduation exercises for
Grade 8 students of St.
Columban school were held
June 27.
The graduation mass was
celebrated at 10 a.m. by
Father Oostveen. At 7 p.m.
the P.T.A. and the Grade 7
students served a dinner in
the parish hall. Paul Ryan,
master of ceremonies called
on guest speaker Mrs. Fran
Craig of Seaforth, a former
teacher -at St. Columban.
Joe MacDonald, principal
and Miss Carolyn Miland
presented the graduates with
theft diplomas and Steve
Murray, president of the
P.T.A., presented a class
picture. Mrs. Carol Ryan,
president of the Catholic
Women's League presented
each student with a plaque.
Knights of Columbas a-
wards were presented by
Leon Maloney to Angela
Duffy and Mike Schoonder-
woerd. Dublin Lions present-
ed an award for best effort to
Jean Ryan and Dave Barry;
while most courteous award
went to Mary Maloney; most
improved to Marg Ryan and
sportsmanship to Mike
Kelly.
Angela Duffy was valedic-
torian for the class and
reviewed memories with
classmates during their eight
years together in school.
Mrs. Joan Murray, teacher
for Grades 1, 2 and 3 who has
been transferred to St. Pat -
tick's, Dublin and Yaga
McInnes, French teacher
were both presented gifts
from the P.T.A.
PERSONALS
Joe Hicknell, chaplin in
training on base at St.
Mary's Chapel of Cagetown,
N.B. spent a few days on the
weekend with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hick-
nell. Visitors on Sunday at
the Hicknell home were: Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Manley of
Stratford, Martin and Ther-
esa Van Raay of Dashwood,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mc-
Laughlin of Walton and Mr.
and Mrs. Ewart Wilson of
Seaforth.
Mrs. Evelyn O'Neil of
Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Blonde of Windsor, Dr.
Vince Blonde and daughter
Theresa of Montreal, Kevin
Ryan of Thamesford, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Gervais, Den-
ise and Michael of Windsor,
John and Jean Bickley and
Shirley Ann of Toronto visi-
ted on the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Melady
and also attended the Del-
Dublin and area
fh reunions on
the youngsters were enjoyed.
Later in the day a talent show
was put on by the grand-
children and gre>it-grand.
l ;tiidren. There were eight of
:die nine Delaney family
0ent, as foUowe: Mrs.
y Bruner, Mrs. Helen
McLaughlin, both of Dublin,
Mrs. Evelyn O'Neil, Wind-
sor, Mrs. Anne Blonde,
Windsor, Mrs. Loretta Shea,
Mrs. Francis Melady, Joe
Delaney and Jim Delaney.
The ninth member of the
family was Mrs. Theresa
Malone who died in 1962.
'there were 170 members of
the family present for the
dinner and approximateiy 30
were absent. The oldest
rttember of the Delaney
.Family was Mrs. Mary Brux-
er and the youngest member
was Miss Jaclyn Cronin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Don (Theresa Delaney) Cron-
in.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ouel-
lette and Family, Harrow and
Sister Marie Brebeuf of
Leamington were visiting
with hfr. and Mrs. Hugh
Benninger this past week.
' Visitors with Mrs. Marie
Melady were Mr. and Mrs.
Jim O'Connor of R.R. N 2,
Dublin who have just return-
ed from visiting with rela-
tives in Western Canada,
Mr. Gerard Landry, Louis -
dale N.S., Miss Cathy Mur-
ray, R.R. N 5, Seaforth, Mr.
and Mrs. Barry Mahon,
Staffa, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Lane, R.R. N 2, Dublin, Miss
Catherine Anne Lane,
Strathroy and Mr. and Mrs.
aney reunion on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Blonde, Mark and David of
Ottawa and Joanne Raks of
Delaware visited with Tom
Melady on the weekend.
Mr. Gordon Moylan of
Edmonton, Alberta is spend-
ing sonic holidays with his
mother Mrs. Mary Moylan.
Mrs. Jardine of St. Marys
spent a couple days with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Moylan and
famlly.
Mr.and Mrs. Lou McIver
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Murray, . Mr. and
Mrs,. Don Moylan, Mr. and
Mrs Jim Cronin, Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Ryan, Mr. and
Mrs. Gerry Ryan, -Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence.Ryan, Louise
and Mary Jo Ryan attended
the Ryan -Boland wedding
reception held in the Kirkton
Community Centre on Satur-
day.
Congratulations to Frank
Claessens and Debbie Van
Vleit and Paul Hulley and
Cathy Duffy who were united
in marriage at St. Columban
R.C. church on Saturday and
to Allan Ryan and Rosemary
Boland who were married at
St. Patrick's R.C. church in
Lucan, also on Saturday.
Once Staffa teacher, Mrs.
McIntosh speaks to WI
Correspondent
MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
345-2346
Mrs. George Vivian hosted
the Education and Cultural
Activities meeting of the
Staffa Women's institute, at
her home on Wednesday
evening June 29.
Perth South District Presi-
dent, Mrs. Oliver McIntosh
Motherwell was a guest and
presented an interesting pa-
per on the Motto - "Educa-
tion To -day." Mrs. McIntosh
taught in the Staffa commun-
ity prior to her marriage. She
congratulated Staffa W.I. on
their 80th birthday and re-
marked that her mother had
attended a Staffa institute
meeting as a child in 1903. -
Mrs. Ken MacLeod of the
New minister i
Rev. and Mrs. Ray Ander-
son arrived from Saskatche-
wan this past weekend. They
were welcomed Sunday mor-
ning by Wm. Mahon. Rev.
Anderson chose "The Minis-'
Bank of Commerce explained
the different accounts avail-
able and made everyone
aware of the services offered
by banks. Mrs. MacLeod was
introduced and thanked by
Mrs. Vivian.
Mrs. John Templeman
presided. Sixteen members
and three visitors answered
the roll call telling what type
of bank account they had.
Mrs. George Vivian gave a
demonstration on microwave
cooking and everyone samp-
led some peanut -brittle made
in the microwave.
Mrs. Lloyd Miller presided
for the business. The bus trip
on July 20 was discussed,
also the 80th birthday of the
branch. The hostess assisted
Mrs. Wm. Mahon, Mrs.'
n Staffa
ter's Credentials" for his
message. Several members
of their family were present
for the service. We welcome
Rev. and Mrs. Anderson to
the community.
McKillop family home
from Manitoulin
Correspondent
MRS. ED REGELE
527.1106
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCal-
lum. Cindy ariti Colleen. R.R.
111. Walton and Mrs. Marion
Hare of Sebringville who
spent last week at the Mani-
toulin Island have returned to
their homes.
Mr. Norman Hubley held a
very successful yard sale on
Saturday.
Sympathy Is extended to
the sono. sisters and brothers
of the late Mr. George Regele
of Logan township who died
on June 28.
Memorial services were
held on Thursday afternoon
at the Lockhart funeral home.
Mitchell.
Mrs. Joy McCowan is
spending this week in Ken-
tucky. U.S.A.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E.
Regele of R.R. 11 1, Princeton
spent Sunday with the for-
mer's mother Mrs. Ed Re-
gele.
Sympathy is extended to
ctncr family in the
passing of late Mr. Norman
A,suc. a Mtrcneu.
Joe Dorsey, K.K. 02, Dublin.
Mr. end' Mrs. 8111 Evans,
Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs,
Jack Cleary, London visiting
Mrs. Camilla Evans.
Just a few reminders about
local happenings this week-
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Attention Farmers
WE PAY $20. TO 550. PER
HUNDRED WEIGHT FOR OLD,
RECENTLY INJURED OR CRIP-
PLED COWS ANO STEERS. MUST
BE ALIVE AND DRUG FREE.
CALL COLLECT
24 HRS. A DAY
6 DAYS A W EEK
MARK LEIS & SONS
- LIVESTOCK
Mllverton 595-4845
Serving the area since 1974
Bruce Armstrong and Mrs.
Art Smale with lunch.
At a recent meetin4 of the
South Fuibert Athletic soci-
ety plans were finalized for a
family dance to be held at the
Dublin Community Centre on
Saturday July 23.
A large number of friends
and relatives attended the
open house on Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Russell
Miller. for her daughter Lee.
A good crowd attended
the anniversary service at
Cromarty Presbyterian
Church on Sunday morning,
when Rev. Dr. F.G. 'Stewart,
Baysville was guest minister.
COMING
SOON
TO SEAFORTH!
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"Free Delivery Service"
CLOSED MONDAYS
OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M.
Main St., Dublin
345-2250
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aid and. the brat is the
Dublin and District Athletic
Association Bingo held in the
Dublin Pavilion. The Jackpot
this week is $650.00 on 57
calls, The Bingo is held at
8:00 p,pa. on' Friday evening.
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Seaforth
Horticultural Society
"BUS TRIP"
Sunday, July 10
from 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Royal Botannical Gardens
Hamilton
Phipps Greenhouse
Paris, Ont.
—PICNIC LUNCH —
Pick up point - Victoria Park
Price - 515. per person
Phone: 527-0418
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Secondly is bublinfe-st
which will beheld on Satur-
day. There will be lots of
activity all day beginning
with a pancake breakfast
being served from 8 a.m. to
11 a.m. by the Leo Club.
CUST
PPRECIATION
There will' also be a 'Pork
Barbecue from 5 p.m. to 8
Cm. served by the )Lions
lub. Adults for supper aro
$5 and children are 53,50.
There is going to bo. a bike
parade for children 10,,years
clap and under with aprire
*each entry. There will be
a Menti ,Slow Pitch Tolima,
ment going on throughout
the day followed by a dance
is the evening to the music of
Jasper,
DAY
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Thurs,JULY 14, 1983 '��. Between 2-6 PM
Ralston Purina
17-
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*FREE*
Food and Beverage
Tour of Mill
Entertainment
8 draws for valuable prizes
Pet Food Samples and Quality Advice
*REDUCED PRICES*
Buy 4 bags of Starter Feed and
RECEIVE ONE FREE!
Any BULK ORDER made
on Appreciation Day
$1O.00 OFF per tonne
HOPE TO SEE
YOU THERE!
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