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The Huron Expositor, 1979-06-21, Page 5Dublin children first cor.ni.nrt,.i. Correspondent DON MacRAE .345-2842 Thirteen children of St, Ntrick's parish made their first .communion as a group. on Sunda!,, June 19. They were: Lori Bruxer, 'Tammy, Cronin, Sean Cook, Lee Ann Dow,, Linda. ,Kraniers„ Jody Maloney, Donald Poppe, Stephen Ryan, Ken Schoonderwoerd, Ross, Schoonderw nerd, Billy Van Bake' and Patrick Van Bakel, Mrs. Joan, McIver prepared them :for First. Communion. A large crowd of relatives and friends were in, attendance. Mrs. Helen O'Rourke spent the weekend in Stratford with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flannery,.., Who celebrated: theiir 4Sth Staffa Wedding Anniversary with a family dinner at the Motor Motel Sebringville and afterwards at their home for the evening,, ma on Corti veau and: family,, Kin`bener, Rev. J. t„ O'Rourke, Stratford and, !MI's Alice Ryan, Kitchener. Guests and relatives attending were Mr. and Mrs. Pat Tannery and• fainily London, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Flannery. and:. ,family Mosseley, Mr. and` Mrs.. Wilf Rita. (O'Rourke), and; Jack are both, former residents; fo, the Dublin, St. Columban area and we wishtheca many • more years. of happiness., Mrs. Jean Dill bas. returned from a twoweek visit withher, recently widowed sister Mrs,, Haynes: of Simcoe. Visitors with Mr, and Mire. Mike MacRae and; family' were Mr, and Mrs. Don; Holden, and family Sarniar. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Willems: and family, Seaforth, Don MacRae and E, Sysellman. celebrating Father's Day with a ,Barb-que dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Murray Dublin, and Mrs, Nora Maloney Seaforth were in St, Mary's Sunday attending the christening of their great grandchild "Alissa' &'ughter 4f Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Feeney, Woodstock. • WU to entertain at Ritz Villa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEIVIAN 345-234.6 Mrs,. John Templeman presided at the June meeting of the Marion Ritchie Eve- ning, Auxiliary held in the church basement on Tuesday June 12 at 8:30 p.m. opening with the poem,. "What Have you given away?" Hymn 579 was sung fol- lowed by the scripture read- ing Matthew 18, verses 19-29 read by Mrs. Frank Hamilton and prayer. Mrs. Norman Harburn gave . a reading entitled "All. about Herbie." Mrs. Duncan Scott presided for business when it wasdecided to entertain at the Ritz Villa later this year, Mrs.. Robert Laing .played; a number of old favourites on the accordian. Elevenmem- bers answered the roll call with a verse on 'Patience. Mrs. Alec Miller gave the study book on China discuss; ing, the Human Dimension: 1 - changes;' 2 - self reliance; 3 - religion and- 4 ..future. Mrs. Robert Laing conducted, a quizon birds and Mrs. Templeman read a poems "So Long as there are ;Homes." The meeting closed with, Hymn 571 followed' by the Lord's Prayer in unison. A large crowd attended the annual Strawberry and Ham ' supper in Hibbert United Church on Wednesday eve- ning. Mr. and . Mrs. Gavin Quincy and baby son, Adam, Victoria, British Columbia, are visiting, with Mr.'and. Mrs. Bert Daynird and other relatives and. friends. ' Geraldine Meikle, Kathy. McKellar, Margaret Roney, Barbara Templeman, Shirley Miller, Steven Miller, Robert Norris, Jim ' Butson; 'Jeff Balfour, Frank •,Pinder and Philip Deihl, were among the Grade 8 students. from Upper Thames Elementary School; who enjoyed a 3 dayouting to Sudbury. Mr. Russell Wordenis home, after a stay in Strat- ford General Hospital. • Mr. and Mrs. Rob Temple- man and. Carrah, visited on H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD, Sales, Service 8 Installation of pipelines & Milkingparlours R.R.4 WALTON' r3 the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stewart, Tor- onto. Weekendvisitors with Mr. and. Mrs. John Templeman. and; family were, Saturday, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Neilsen, Stratford, and on Sunday, Mrs. Dave Capling, Mississ- auga, Darlene Templeman, Exeter, Ruth Templeman, Dublin and Mr. •;and Mrs. Russell Ische, Brad and Brenda,. Sebringville. Visiting Sunday with Mrs. Sam Norris• and' Mr, and Mrs. Bob; Norris, and family were. Miss • Judy Norris,. Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Skinner, Mitchell. Mr. and . Mrs. ;Eric Norris and family Baie'd' Wife' • Quebec visiting Monday with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. and Mrs, Bob Norris • and ° family. Jill Norris returned. home with them for a few days and _ is then going to Ottawa to spenda'"few days• with Mr. and. Mrs. 'Bill Stanzak, Nancy and David: Crowd attends Hulley reunion Correspondent MRS. MARE HULLEY 527-1856 :Everybody . had an, enjoy- able Sunday afternoon' as the Hulley Reunion gathered at Monkton Park. A ,continuous baseball`. game and horse-shoe comp- etition. was held' :throughout the entire afternoon. Family members were present from Sarnia, Kitchener, New- market and surrounding dist- ricts, The highlight of the after- noon for the children was the free pony rides under the supervision' of,Bill and Kathy Hulley. games .an The grand! prize..winners, • for the bolt threading compe- tition were Jack .and Meg Hulley from Monkton. A Christmas dance is, in. the stages, of planning: and it will probably be held at: the Monkton arena. Next year's -reunion" is to be held, the same week in . June. . PERSONALS Bob Hulley of Newmarket attended the Hulley Reunion held at Monkton: on Sunday. The sympathy of the com- munity goes to the :Hackwell and Koehler .families in 'the. loss of their, loved ones. There were also ' • d races, for: she Neighbors children. 'CALL'roME AND SAVE NOW, TA HEAR., _ 'Si the Square GODERICH' Main Corn•r CLINTON Main Cattier SEAFORTH ��flllif�',� f�•�Y14'd•...IrV•�ii�7;f�1,t��'• , honour Scotts: A farewell party was held in the Optimist Hall ' on • Wednesday, June '13 for Arnold and .Mina Scott who have taken up residence in: Egmondville. Around 75 to 100 friends, neighbours. and relatives enjoyeda lively , game,, of euchre with Marie ' Little getting the ladies high hand, Mary Kennedy the most lone, hands for the: ladies and the ladies low going to . Laura McPhail: The men's high prize event went, to George Garrick, the most lone hands to Larry Wesenberg and the men's low to Ron McAllister. John Henderson read a very enjoyable address and -Orville Storey and Ron McAllister on behalf of all .present, presented Arnold and Mina with a propane barbecue; EXPOSITOR: WANT- ADS Phone 527-0240`' THE, ;HURON' EXPOSITOR'. JUNE • WHAT ARE MY CHANCES? Rita Van Bakel sells a ticket to Marg; Van Bakel on an afghan and quilt' at the St. Columban Social last Wednesday, Other attractions at the social included a penny sale and: a bake table. Important t . Wanted: A community minded individual who. thinks St. Columban and area is important, to take on the, job. of St. Columban correspondent for the Huron Expositor. Fran .Malone who's given excellent coverage to the area in her weekly column for' a year now is giving up the job. What's required is some- one who knows what's, going on in the .area and who (Expositor Photo) lumban believes that continuing. news from. St. Columban is important to the community. The financial rewards aren't great but the ,sense of satisfaction can ue, Anyone in the $t. Columban area who's interested or who: can suggest someone who might take on the job is. asked to call Susan White at the Expositor, 527-0240. Meanwhile, anyone with St. Columban news can call the paper directly and we'll Perth votes At 'the Junemeeting of Perth County Concil, council- lors voted against a proposal which would see them -meet with Stratford city council to discuss the future of •the Ftyfogel 'Inn, • - The inn; situated on 'High- ways 7 and 8 between New Hamburg and Shakespeare, is jointly -owned by the city and the county which has appointed 'a• historical board made up of members from. both,' councils; along with members of the public, Ellice Reeve George Wicke 'county council's representa- tive to the board told the. council that there ' Was no reason to meet again with the citybecause the last time. nothing was accomplished. The city council recently voted to ' renege onthe agreement with county coun- cil to share the cost of restoring the aging building. They opposed the existing plan which would liavean addition b'uilt' onto the inn which would house kitchen facilities and part of the, museum. Downie Reeve Wilfred Tu- er said he thought that members of the county coun- cil should meet with the city so that the present problems can be worked out.• "We just can't abandon the entire project," he said. Tucr claimed that the city was not ready to make all the restorations that the board' hadsuggested but that some sort of a compromise could be worked out. Hibbert: -'Reeve, RoSs Mc- Fail said he feared that the moves . the 'City has made Might trigger both city and. county backing out of the project and could lead to the city backing,out•of other joint ventures. ' . Listowel Reev'e' Elsie Kar" ges hoped that member's of. dikop, co-Opera(ot i'hr�t�n,r•ih,v���wt�Mrutc BRUCE SMITH 3 !dent lm St., Mitchell PHONE: Off iCti!34$-ft7$ *15.344.9976 -..=-..:•ngliANCt ANI iaAllciAM fllllikli �:• •IF ' the historical 'hoard would not resign over the matter but agreed that at this point. there was :little point in, meeting with . city council, Wallace Reeve Rae Bender called . the whole situation' ridiculous and said he 'cou `ldn't understand how the city could withdraw its support. with . members , from. 'city Council' on . the •historical board. "They've kicked the feet right out from under the historical board members," he said. The cost -of restoring the inn is now 5500,000 with additional grants from the ' provincial government cover ing the majority of the costs- Reeve' Wicke told council that these grants niay' soon be lost if work doesn't begin' and the, historical board would then have to reapply for a grant. Some board members, he told council are not prepared to go through that again. • : n take it ever the phone. JUST LIKE A BAZAAR These ladies are discovering the social held at St, Columban Church last Wednesday was part bazaar part entertainment as they examine some of the , crafts er sale. (Expositor Phot.) CWL social' a success Correspondent FRAN MALONE. 345-2632 The CWL of St. Columban. held their annual June social' June 13 with, full ull house. r+;One of the highlights' of the evening was the draw for the, quilt which was won by Mrs. Sontrop: of London, a relative of the .parish priest. Allan O'Reilly, R.R.5, Seaforth won the afghan and. Donna Eisler E s RR.S, Mitchell •'won the 520.00. Another highlight was .the showing of a film : about . Scotland. by Gordon Wright, • complete with kilt.' ` After the `draws where made i and • the entertainment enjoyed a beautiful lunch climaxed the evening. I wish.' to 'thank everyone who called me with news and activities going; on, in our community over the past year, Unfortunately, an unexpected busy, schedule this summer has made : it difficult to continue writing this column. I will continue to. report. on CWL activities and. twill submit anything to this column that I think will be of interest.I have enjoyed this association, and regret having to conclude it at this time. Hn FURNITURE Hotel, SeGoettleraforth oil ---Hurowy, U High QualiVALLOWES! Furniture_ � � Pries GO C • o 6141)(114 i F trte Furniture MAIN STREET 345.-2250 Closed Mon. Open an din! Wed; Fri. night NI 9 P.m. DRIVE a LITTLE and: SAVE`a LOT In -Store Stock Only] THIS OFFER.GOOD AT SEAFORTH STORE ONLY - OPEN WEDNESDAYS JEWELLERS LIMITED Box 52:. Seaforth' 527-1720 11 Albert St. CLINTON 482-3901 203 Durham E. 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