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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-10-18, Page 5• Huron • Hotel I Goettler H.11 P'urniture High Quality Low Prices FURNITURE Seaforth N8 • VALUES! GO G ETTLER. aublin Fine Furniture MAIN STRtET 345.2250 closed, Mon. Open all day Wed. Fri. night t11,1 9 p.m. 6 DRIVE a LITTLE and SAVE a LOT THE SEPARATE SHO PE MAIN CORNER, CLINTON PHONE 411247711 • (NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR) D ESSES I IlLoUSES•SIKlieri*A.NISIILAZERSSWEill'ERS •OPIEN 11.4 opts, 1u..4 • 0nrichmentH • tourseat Dublin More than 70 peOple Attended, the first session of a 100140 Marriage Enrich- ment and Family Itenewal: course at ,St. ,Patrick's School, Dublin on Sunday night, Q• :of the program. organizers said, they were pleased with the :first night turnout and hope it will, • McKillop $t, Peter's Seminary in •increase over the sessions, The guest speaker Sunday was Rev. R. Charrette of the Diving Word Centre in London, Who spoke! on the topic "Prayer Today." After he coffee break,. .Father Charrette answered questiens frern the aedience. Next week's session will Correspondent MRS,. ED REGELE 527-1106 Mrs. Mary Thornton o( creditCal who, spent the past three weeks. with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum has returned to Crediton to teh home of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator. Lora London who will be speaking on "Faith: What Is It? Married ceaPies, singles and teenager* are Welcome to attend any of these sessions at St, Patrick's Schoel. St. Columban Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kistner of Brodhagen visited Tuesday evening with Mr, and Mrs. Ed Regele. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McCallum and Chad visited on Friday evening with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele. spent four days last week at Clocinattl, Ohio, U.S.A. were she attended the German, Shepherd Specialty Show. mere' a thousand German Shepherds were shown, _ The • infant (laughter Connie of Mr. and Mrs. Brian White has returned to her home after being a patient at St. Joseph Hospital, LonclOn. Mr. and Mrs. White and daughter of Stratford spent* the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Brian White and family. Needlepoint by discussing trophy as well. These boys • WI& MILDRED CRONIN, 345-2553 Rumour has it that Orville Furrow - Turner, President aif the World Plowing Association has appointed Ray Maloney of R.R.S, Seaforth as the presiding "Judge" of the 1979, Beech- wood internatienal Plowing. Match.• At press time we had not yet heard whether or net Mr, Maloney had aCeepted the position. Mr. Maloney's plowman - ship won him first prize in the 1978 Beechwood International Plowing Match ' and this has undoubtedly prompted Mr. Furrow Turner's decision to honour him with this appointment. • LOP 4-11 The third meeting (If the Correspondent fn. DON IldseRAE 345-2842 The! prthlin Athletic Association! held their • THE 1411ROICEX.POSIToR, ,OCTOopt 1$ 111 •, presented the Dublin an4 Association Annual Draw for District Lions Club, friday. Dec. 14, 1979 At the President Herb Brown littron floret. outlined a saccessful year IT.R.SON4.5 and reported' the Pingo s on M. Jaelt Frost of St. Annual Meeting Monday evening. Acclamations were as follows: President Herb Brown, Secretary Mrs. Jas Delaney; Treasurer Gary Van Loon. Lion Larry Cook re - Friday night which are been. held in St, Patrick's Community School Gymbave been well attended. He also laoriched! the Annual Dublin and %Strict Thomas is spending 4 few days with, III* sister Mrs. Jean Pill. Dublin and District Lions Club have started their TV Home Bingo on Channel 12 Cable every Wednesday Night at 7 p.m. Mr, Walter Carpenter and pMartientEsitninerSealCfgritiher Ctantire- man namedjudge haeKilinp 4-H, the canvas worked at these stitches the Crew Was held at Mrs. leaders helped them with . 1 ' Herman Klavers. Oct. 1. The any problems they meeting was opened with the encountered, • en s soccer • 4-H pledge and the members roMballys gewri:schu:dd answered the r911: call. The P a e! 4'4e by their leaders, Then the club leader,Jantieke Murray meeting was dosed mewed showed the girls how to do refreshments which the crthoeBassstriget:h11.0 While tahnedgtirhies. lierontgehrosutaadombeennweeytethingg.. Staffa. or Switty stitcnerseiect season Sr• Colurnban Soccer teams recently finished another successful season, the future looks bright because this year the arca Correspondent , Shirley Miller; Assistant had two squirt teams, one MRS. JOHN TEIVIPLEMAN 345-2346 • SecretarY„- Katie Kerslake; coached by Tom Sehoonder- Treasurer. - Sharon Fell.; woerd and SteveMurray the The Staffa Swifty StitChers Press Reporter - Janice other by Larry Cook and John organized at the home of Vivian;' Achievement Day RyanThey did very well and "Mrs. Spencer • Jeffery to Committee . Jill Norris, landed up second and third begin '''Needlepoint", ahen Nancy Scott, Barb Temple-. in the league. -, the following officers were man, Sharon Fell. Telephone The Atoms had a. perfect elected: President - Ruth Cornmitte - Janice Vivianseason, They won the league Harburn e Vice -President - • Mrs. Jeffery introda,f:d and then'won the play- off Munity Hospital. The Community was saddened tO ',Wr of the Staff°Wi merriber Mrs. Bob ,Parsoos, Mrs. Frank Hamilton. MO. Carter icerslake, Mr.. John Templeman. Mrs, W. Mahon arid MrS. Dalton Smale represented 4tafta Woolens Instltute as guests of Seaforth Women's in- • mime on Tuesday everting at flu* cwt.-forthP..kliig auddenrpassing of Mr. DJ. Cronin in Stratford General Hostital earlY Tuesday S giieStS Mrs, Sam Norris- and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family were guests of Mrs and Mrs, John Burleigh rtrirt farallY. Goderich on Sunday,. Mr. P4 Mrs. Hugh MoOre. Lindsay- visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Scott, Cromady. and Susan Harburn.• championships, undefeated, Jill Norris; Secretary - • canvas, yarn, necessary league champs and then lost • the requirements and objects are coached by Joe Visser. of the project On display The Mosquitoes. coached .• were various samples of. by Ron Murray also became D.3. CRONIN commented on current Pallbearers were George equipment, and a finished the final play off game Daniel j._(D.J.) Cronin,. trends. Parsons. Dr. David Way, article. against GOderich. That ;was 74, of St.' Coloinban, died Born in Egmondville., he Bruce s "Pethr Sturdy, At subsequent meetings the only loss all year. Men'ting. Over tile Weeeed.. Visitors with Mrs. Tessie Mr, and. MTS. Jame% Costello were Mr. and Mrs. Paratchek have returned Doug McGilvery$Kimberely, from a two w, Michael and Tint a Chatham two. Dublin 4-H learn stitches Publia 4 -ft Met at the home ofMrs. John Burchill, The Leaders showed 'two more ..$titchPs7the Bargello and the acoteti stitches for the whole meeting for ex- perience. • Tuesday at StratfordGeneral was a son of the late William-... DeGroot and Wayne members were taught the We thank all the coaches Hospital. arid Mary Ann Spain. He was 'Stewart. seven stitches to cornplete and drivers for their help and Born in St. Columban. he married in 1918to R • samples, graphing and de- !" 'co-operation? Kilbrirchan signing, different methods of PERSONALS was a son a the late Da niel Barrett who predeceased him Cronin and former Bridget in 1971. He also was bloeking, and how to make a Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Downey. He was a farmer in predeceased by brothers , tassel and twisted cord. Vincent Lane over Thanks-:. Notes At the most recent,. giving weekend were- Mr. the area. retiring in 1964. John and .larnes and sisters' Columban Roman Catholic Catherine, Elizabeth 'and Mrs. George Layton. Bay- finished into a pillow and a BergeySarnia 13en and Rose- • He wasa member of St Lav ri a Margaret, ' meeting a sampler was and Mrs. Frank Van Den hitrch. Anastasia. . field, is our latest resident knife edge pillow was on mary Flanagan, Kitchener. Surviving are two siSters. lie is survived by a Don Hillis, ingersoii came display, Construction of the Mr.' and Mrs. - Jimmy • Mrs. James (Mary) daughter, Mrs. Madeleine and took his aunt, M. pillows, mounting and Mailloux, Toronto, Mr. and O'Conpori.,RR2 Dublin, and "Ogle, two grandaughters, Turnbull to Ingersoll for the • framing, and mit ered Mrs. Gordon Reynolds, • Mrs. Hugh (Ann) Benniger. prude Ann and Linda Sue holiday where a small family corners were explained by Guelph. of ',Dublin; and three Hogle, nieces mrs., D. Glenn party was enjoyed, Meinbers, Mrs. Jeffery and. Mrs,. Miss Hilda Kennedy spent brothers, Albert, RR3 Kilmcr 13rantford; Mrsj j of the fardily besides the host George Vivian. . Thanksgiving with her sister Seaforth Alphonse D. of St, Fischer, London, Mrs. Harry and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Congratulations to Mr. 'Mrs.' Mary Ducharme, also Columban, and Jack R. of D. Grea, Waterloo and a Don Hillis, were Mrs. A.R., and Mrs. Jacob Visscher, on Mr and Mrs. Ren Mareey, Wetaskiwin, Alta. nephew Wm. Spain Turnbull Weybridge Surrey, the birth of their son . Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Friends were. received at Cambridge, five great England and her daughter Mr. and, Mrs, Wyn West, Ken Ducharme, Wingharn. the R.S. Box Funeral Home, nieces five great nephews, Ottawa and Miss Embro visited Sunday with Mrs. Mary Moylan spent • Seaford' when funeral mass ten great, great nieces and Marilyn Hillis Mr. and Mrs. Rob Temple- the week end with Mrs. Bas was celebrated at St. • eight great -great nepheWs. Rev. and Mrs. AMOS man and Carrah. Lane and boys, Toronto. ' Columban , Roman Catholic Beard, Troy Mich visited Church 111 a.m. Thursday, GEORGE GI,ENFIELD their cousin M. Turnbull last Rev. P. A . 0 os t ve e n GARDINER week. Friday's bridge was officiated. Burial was in St. A Huron County school cancelled when 13 of the Columban Cemetery, inspector for many years. residents drove to Bayfield to • Faith e are rs • were George Glenfield, (Glen) see the coloured leaves but • Berinedict Benniger, Ronald taardiner of Port Albert died on return some remarked • O'Connor, Stephen Cronin, in Alexandra and Marine they hadn't seen any as Jerry Cronin, Gordon Cronin General Hospital, Goderich beautiful as • right here in and Jerome Cronin. on Monday. town. I, have never seen any Mr. Gardiner, also a more beautiful than outside' WILLIAM CORNELIUS former superintendent with , my window here. SPAIN the North. York Board of VISITORS An Egmondvillc padre. Education * was in his 68th Miss Pat Rowcliffe RN, a William Cornelius Spain died Year. Born in Mount Forest, former valued member of the in St. Petersburg General he was the son of Robinson staff, now with St. JosephS Hospital, Florida on Sunday, and Ida (McElroy) Gardiner. Hospital. London, in the October 14. He was in his He k survived by his wife, • nursery dept. visited friends 93rd year. the former Helen Irving and at Kilbarchan this week, Recognized as an authority sons Glen, Frank and John, Come again, Pat. on apprenticeship standards all of Toronto, A brother Bob Mrs. Bob French, Brod- • for mechanical trades, Mr; of Mount Forest and sister hagen and Mrs. •George Spain at the' time of hia• Noreen (Mrs. Charles 'Rock, Mitchell, visited their retirement in 1955 was Crompton) of Toronto and mother Mrs. Lena Benne. prinicipal of the Detroit five grandchildren also Sur- wies recently. Little Jessica Mena pick-, • Apprenticeship School. He vive. had taught at the school- The late Mr. Gardiner Was • ed up a few pretty leaves and • sine 1927 and during those Predeceased by a sister proudly brought them in to years had graduated in Margaret. '(Mrs, Roy me which pleased Me very advance courses at Wayne Beacom) of Brantford. much,. It showed that she University and the University Funeral services were held appreciated the beautiful of Michigan, For several' from North Street United leaves and thought 1 would yeats he was one nf a Church, Godetich ion like them. committee of three Wednesday afternoon with Leone Rowat joined tesi- responsible for establishing interment to follow in Christ dentt M. Turnball, Gladys • apprentice standards for Church Cemetery Port Brightrall and Clarence Jack. electricians that had Albert. Rev. Dr. Robert son in a foursome of bridge application throughout the Sinith officiated. • on Friday, our bridge da, United States. SALM CONSTRUCTION • Farm, Commercial & Residential Const. 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