The Huron Expositor, 1971-07-08, Page 5New of
St..C.Olumi)an
Correspondent
Mrs, Joseph Kale
A tea, bingo and bake sale
were held in the parish hall
ei on Wednesday evening with a
large crowd attending. The ad-
mission from each, lady of the
parish was one article of home-
made baking. The following were
winners at bingo: Mrs. Edgar
Elligsen, Mrs. Eminett Malone,
Mrs. Peter McLaughlin, Cathy
O'Leary, Cathy Murfay, Mrs.
Jack O'Reilly, Mrs. leaY Murray,
Mrs._ Joe Devereaux, Colleen
Murray, Mrs. Peter Jordan, Mrs.
Nora Maloney. A special was
won by Mrs. Alfred Malone. In
the draw which followed a tran-
sister radio was won by Mrs.
* John O'Leary, and a carving set
was won by Mrs. Dan O'Rourke.
Tea, sandwiches and cookies
were served by volunteer help-
ers. •
Mr. and 'Mrs: V. J. ,Lane,
Mrs. Joseph Burke, Torn Burke
and Douglas Dalrymple were in
Toronto for the weekend and
attended the McDonald-Mailloux
wedding there en Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sloan and
family, Windsor, visited Mr. and
Mrs. James Sloan, Sr.
Mrs. VanDornik of Holland is
visiting her daughter, Mrs., Paul
Vogels and Mr- Vogels and fam-
ily.
• Carl Stapleton and Jerry
Stapleton* London, visited Mrs.
Joseph Kale on,unday.
Mr. and--Mre. Edward Melady
spent the weekend at Lake
Nipissing.
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Correspondent
Mrs. John Templeman
Mrs. John Miller presided for
the June meeting of the Staffa
W.I. in the township hall on Wed-
nesday evening, June 30. Nine-
teen members answered the roll
call by bringing a guest and
introducing her. There were 15
visitors- present. Mrs. Charles
Douglas announced that Miss Jo-
anne Henderson had been ap-
pointed Home Economist for
Perth County, her duties to com-
mence on July 1st. It was agreed
to adopt the W.I. child for another
year.
Mrs. •John Miller presented
Mrs. Verna Brooks w,ii a gift,
prior to her leaving the commun-
ity.
Mrs. Ross Smale presided far
the programme and chose as her
motto If you think the world, is
wrong, remember it contains
people like you and me".
Mrs. John Templeman had as
her topic, Wedding Bells, with
members displaying their wed-
ding gowns, with a contest fel-
e
lowing on the wedding pictures.
-A Prize 'was awarded to the lady
with a wedding anniversary clos-
est to June 30. Mrs. Russell Tay-
lor was the winner.-
Mrs. Carter Kerslake intro-
duced as guest speaker, Mrs.
,Jackson Woods, Eliniville, who
displayed and .spoke on health
garments.
Mrs. Clara Reinfelos, enter-
taihed with several mouth organ
selections. Courtesy remarks
were given by Mrs. Ross Smale.
Hostesses were Mrs. Lloyd Mil-
ler, Mrs. George Vivian and Mrs.
Alyin Barbour. •
Mrs. Calvin Christie and Mrs.
Russell Miller are doing the
cooking duties at the United
Church Camp at Bimini for the
month of, July.
Miss Joanne •Worden, Ottawa,
is spending the holidays with her
father, Alvin Worden and Bill.
Mr. H. Willard, Colbourne,
visited on the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. John Miller and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldie MdNicol
and Bob, London, attended the
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Hibbert United Church anniver-
sary and later visited with eMe.
and Mrs. Leslie Miller and girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Skinner
and family, Munro, attendee the
Hibbert United Clunth anniver-
sary and later visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Hutson and fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller
and Mr. and Mrs. Jbhn Tern-
pleman and family attended a
family gathering at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayer,
Farquhar, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Miller and
family, attended the Willard re-
union Sunday at Exeter River-
side Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor
and family visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Elliott and
family. Jeanne Lou Elliott re-
turned home with them for a
weeks holiday.
Nancy Templeman is attend-
ing' the Presbyterian Church
Camp at Kintail this week.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to the wife
and family of the late Wilbur
Miller, who passed away Mon-
day morning in Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital.
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Correspondent
Mrs. Hugh Berry
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyce
returned home last week from an
enjoyable five week- trip to the
West Coast, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Snell of Oyen, Alberta accom-
panied them, visiting friends and
relatives in Alberta and B.C.
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Area Offices
The Industrial Development
sank , an agency of the Federal
Government, has assigned a new
Credit Officer to look after its
business in Huron County. Re-
placing F. J. McNab, who is
being transferred to the Mar-
itimes, Is J. D. Brinklow, who
will make frequent visits to
Seaforth and other' communities
..to ',meet with businessman and
farmers who, are interested in
IDB ' na.ncing.
News -of Staffs
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News of Hurohview
The Sunday drive sponisored by the Exeter United
Church Men of Exeter was completed last Sunday • for
the. twenty residents who were not able to ga last month,
The Christian Reform Church of Clinton held a ser-
vice of song in the auditorium last Sunday evening led
by Mr. Dick Roorda. .
The Clinton Kinettes program and tea, as well as
several other activities, were held outdoors last week
owing to the extreme heat. Kinettes Mary Ellen Clifford,
Roxanne Brown, Marie ,Jefferson, Jean Jewitt, Laurie
Coirie, and Mary Jean Beattie served lunch and led
a sing song.
The auditorium was filled to capacity on Friday night
when the Biyth Legion held a birthday party for one of
their life members, Mrs. Mary Taylor of Hurenview, who
was celebrating her 93rd birthday. The variety program,
with Jim ,Lawrie as chairinan, included vocal numbers
by Mrs. Wittick and Jim Lawrie; duet soles by Dente
Lynn Johnston, Florence Hesgel and Susan Street accom-
panied by Mrs. McDougall; instrumentals by Angela putt-
man on accordian; with several numbers by the group
which included Sheila France, Sharon Wittich, Grace Brown
and' Jim Lawrie. Following the program each resident
received a pieceeof birthday bake served by members of
the Legion.
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DUBLIN PUPILS GRADUATE
Gradeatien, ceremonies for the Grade VIII elas St,
Patrick's School, Dublin were held recently. Shown, ow-e
ing the presentation of diplomas are (Standing, left to' right)
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Dianne Brosens, Bryan O'Rourke, Mary Anne Flannigan,
Min Ryan, Neil Dekroon, Mary. Freriks, Peter 'Van Bakel, '
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Annette Ducharme; Caroline Hinz, Judy Eckert,JoyceKramers
and Gary Cronin. Abseet were Pat Rowland, Cathy Segeren '
and Rhonda Ferguson. ' (Staff Photo)
Correspondent
Mrs. Bob Cronin
Graduation ceremonies at St.
Patrick's School were held June
24 when graduates were pre-
sented with their diplomas by
Father Gordon Dill. Other
awards including those for high-
est academic standings for each,
boy and girl were presented. at the
same. time.
The highest award for the top
girl went to Rhonda Ferguson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ronald
Ferguson, Dublin. The top boy's
award went to Benny Benniger e •
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Benniger, Dublin.
The citizenship awards were
presented to•Dianne Brosens and
Peter Van Bakel for being the
Mrs. Norman McKay was
hostess for the June meeting of
the Dublin Wornee'S enetetute.
Mrs. Charley, Friend, president,
opened the meeting with the ap-
propriate poem.
The secretary, Mrs, James
Statton, read the minutes and
,correspondence which included a
letter from Perth County Board
of Education regarding the drug
problem with young people. '
The Home Economics branch
of the Ontario Department of
Agriculture -announced the ap-
pointment of MisS, Joann
Henderson as Home Economist
of Perth County. Miss Henderson
will replace Miss Lorraine
Sidorchuck.
The program was a topic
of historical research. Mrs.
Charles Friend gave an interes-
ting report on the Friend &
Wheham store and building. A
contest was conducted by Mrs.
Charles Roney and courtesy re-
marks were made by Mrs. Anne
Burchill.
-liunch was served by Mrs.
Jame§ Statton and'Mrs: William
Smith,'
.1, Notes
most popular, most helpful and
most commendable workers in
the graduating class.
The Graduation -dinner was
arranged by =Wesel the Grade
7 pupils and was served by some
of the mothers aided by Grade
7 boys and girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cook
and family of Toronto were visi-
ting with Mrs. Loule'Bruxer and
Jerry on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleary
and family of Weston spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Evans.
Mrs. Mary Jordan has re-
turned from a three-week visit
with her daughter, Laureen
McDougal, in London.
Mrs. George Coville Is spend-
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Honor Dublin Graduates
ing the summer in Port Franks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Masse
Zurich were visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Cronin 'on
Sunday.
Breaks Ankle on
Leaving School
Mrs. Theresa Coville of Dub-
lin has been going up and down
the stairs at SS No. 8 school in
McKillop Township for ten years,
since she started teaching there
in 1961.
The school was closed last
Wednesday as pupils will attend
Correspondent
Miss Mary McLlwain
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator
Dianne and Nancy, Mr. 'and Mrs.
Russell King and Eugene of
Exeter returned home on Wed-
nesday eyeing after spending the
past few weeks on a trip to the
East Coast,
Mrs. Irene Grimoldby spent
the past week with her daughter,
Mrs. Ken Betties• of Winthrop.
Mrs. Wayne Hoegy and Scott
of London spent' the epast - week
with her parents Mr. and-Mrs.
William Dale and Cheryl.
Rhonda, Jeffrey and Scott
McMichael of Goderieh spent a
few days the past week with their
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Thompson'and Joan.
and Mrs. Frank Van der
Molan, Paul, Mark and Margie
of Oakville spent the weekend with
Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Tom, Bill
and mangle and Mr., -Harold
Whyte. Paul and Merk remained
for holidays for thig week.
Mrs. Pat Brietbarth and
Karen, Sharon and Bob Thompson
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. teirende Hunter of
borne Township.
Mrs. Thelma Bromley of
Kitclierier spent the weekentivith
News of
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classes in Seaioith beginning in
the fall.
' As Mrs. Coville left her
school for the last time Wed-
nesday evening she fell on the
familiar stairs and fractured
her ankle.
"I think it may have been a
case of being overcome by nos-
talgia, combined with fatigue,"
said Mrs. Coville when asked
about the Incident. "I had been
paciengematerial-and waiting -'---' for
the movers all day" she added.
The books and supplies at
the school were being moved to
storage before being installed in
the new addition to Seaforth Pub-
iic School in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. William. Dale and
Cheryl.
The Constance Foresters held
a church service at the Landes-
bore United Church,and a picnic
held at the home . of Rev.
MacDonald on Sunday with a good
attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woods,
Debbie and Michele of Gananogue
are spending this week's holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley.
Mr. John 'Whyte and Jeffrey
of Oshawa visited on Monday at
the Whyte horrie. Jeffrey re-
mained to spend this week for
holidays.
Patrick J. Flannery, son
of Mr. and Mr-si -John, F.
Flannery, RR #4, Seafcirth
is a graduate of the Archi-
tectural Drafting , Course
at Fanshawe- College. He'
is working with Stevens
and Skinner, London Archi-
tectS.,
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