The Huron Expositor, 1976-07-22, Page 5THAT WASN'T EVEN CLOSE — Jiin Paratchek,
Dublin Lions Club president felt pretty confident
sitting over top of the tank at the Dublinfest on
Saturday as local people tried to"vvater'down his
attitude. (Staff Photo)
THAT ONE WAS — But on the next shof they
proved that he was all wet anyway. Lions club
members braved 15 minutes each sitting on the end
of the board, but most didn't have to sit too long
before they were on their way down. (Staff Photo)
Correspondent
Don MacRae
The second annual Lions Club
Dublinfest .sponsored by Dublin
and District Lions went over the
top again this year. Over 500
partook of the famous Dublin
Pork Barbecue with Willy
Kroonen in charge. The talent
show was enjoyed by all, followed
by dancing in the new pavilion.
- The dunking tank was a
favourite with many volunteers
taking part including past presi-
dent Norm McKay, president Jas.
Paratcheck, Jas. Snowdon and
Hibbert clerk Charles Friend
Had your reporter been available
he probably would have been
involved but instead he was
involved in the French Quarter of
Montreal.
Patrons at the Dublinfest also
saw two excellent ball games. In
the first game Joe Cronini's
Dublin Shamrocks defeated Bur-
lington 6-2. Burlington came back
to defeat the Shamrocks in the
second game 10-2.
were the order of the day. The
columns of athletes and their
gorgeous costumes were terrific.
False reports about inflated
prices ,were •to me just bad and
untrueCoke 50 cents and beer $1.
ice cold and delivered to your seat
like any other stadium.
The dispatch of pigeons
(homing), eighty in number, was
like in days of old, the only
communication between
countries and cities. I understand
there were sonje pigeons there
from Stratford area.
Don MacRae was lucky enough
to win tickets to the opening
ceremonies at 3 o'clock on
Saturday at the Olympics in the
Stade Olympique, Montreal. The
ceremonies, as so many watched
. on TV, were even move
"impressive -when one is in attend-
ance.
The architecture is fantastic
and music overwhelming. This
reporter was seated directly
across from Her Majesty tlie
Queen and Prince Philip(almost a
city block away) and field glasses
MacRae at 01ympic's
Staffa WI hosts 4H girls
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Saturday 'afternoon.,
On Saturday night, ,Mr4. and
Mrs. George Smith took as their
guests Mr. and Mrs. Eugene St
Louis to Ayton to 4tend the 25th
anniversary show of the, CKNX
Barn Dance and stayed for the
dance.
Mrs. Marie St. Louis and son
Norbert of Maidstone spent Sun-
day with her son Eugene.
Mrs. Arnold Scott is able to be
home from Stratford General
Hospital for a while.
Won 'quilt •
Mr. Jack- De Jong was the
winner of the "Flower of the
Month" quilt that was made and
quilted by Unit 1 and bought by
the B.P. Oilerettes who sold
tickets on it. Mary Salvectida sold
the• winning ticket and Ken
Hoegy, captain of Walton drew it.
Mr. and Mrs.John Boven and
family are having their neices and
nephew with them for a months
holiday from Holland,
Mr, and Mrs. Ben Wilson
'sited with James and Lois
Allison in Orillia over the week-
end also with Aubrey and Gail
Wilson.
• Mrs. Ruby Eedv and Mrs,
--GraerPethick visited with Miss
Jessie Little who is a patient in
University Hospital Friday after-
noon.
Mr. Gerald Cockwell and Jim
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hulley and family Sunday.
Miss Linda Currie and ,,pat
Porta spent the weekend with Bob
and Marg Hulley and family.
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Winthrop ,
Shower hobours Liz Pryce
Mrs. Russell Worden. Mrs.
Charles Douglas and Mrs. Ruby
Reed, were hostesseses for the
Resolutions meeting of the Staffa
Women's Institute held in the
Township hall on Wednesday,
July 7 at 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Charles
Douglas presided and after open-
ing with the Institute Ode and;
Mary Stewart Collect, gave a
reading, "My Country Tis of
Thee': by Margaret Cousins,
honouring the U.S.A. on their Bi
Centennial. • Leaders and some
members from Staffa #1 & #2; 4H
homemaking clubs were present
and each had set up an exhibit on
"Rolls of any shape" Margaret
Laing #2 club and Teresa Diehl #1
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'club commented on their.
exhibits.
Margaret Laing and Kathy
Douglas from Staffa #2 club and
Elizabeth Templeman from Staffa
#1 club have each completed 12
clubs and received their provin-
cial honours Staffa W.I. pre-
sented each with a trillium. cup
and saucer. '
GueSt speaker of the evening'
was Mrs. Meth who commented
and showed slides of flowers from
Canada and the U.S.A. Mrs. Jean
Carey gave a humurous reading
by Gregory Clarke entitled "The
Pin".
Elizabeth Templeman 'was
Chosen to be sponsored by the
hoaPtIagee4,
Damage to his • 1967 alry0el,
was estimated $LOW t4!
AVO7 Mustang $2,000, the Swart'
vehicle II8Q0.0 BOreasen car
$3,5Q0, Ktolltlitalli car $1400' and •
Skinner Car $499, Sebr418011*
0,P.P., who Investigated the
accident, report that me. Ptilint, an
has been charged with lin011re4
driving.
-Personals
Fr. Jack Costello, Tillsonhlygg::„..„..
Mr. and Mrs. Danny CoStelle,"
Kitchener • and Mrs. Dorothy,
Krauskopf, Guelph visited -vilth
Mrs, Dan Costello and attended
the funeral of Mrs. Jack Ryan of
Seaforth.
PPM
W.I. in the Queen of the Fair
competition an Mitchell Fair. The
Institute is setting up a display
"Ten Articles', for a Fall Brazar"
at the fair and members are asked
to bring suitable articles to the.
August meeting,
Tickets for the production
"Anne of Green Gables" at the
Huron Country Playhouse on
August 13 are available. Mrs.
Russell Worden chose Staffatas
her 2 minute talk on a village) or
town in Perth Sounty.
The toll calf, was answered by
10 members'-and .7 visitors. Mrs.
Worden had .0.n interesting paper
on the motto-Today will .be
yesterday, tomorrow.
Duritig the Dublinfest festivi-
' ties ""'Sitarday Meat almost
WAR (lunge was incurred
through a two-car collision, which
caused a chain reaction. z -
The accident occurred along
the street in front of St. Patrick's
Church and school, where many
cars were parked on the
shoulders.
According to a report from
Sebringville 0.P.P., a car driven
by James. Pullman; R.R. 2, Staffa,
was proceeding south on Perth
County road 10 around 8:30 p.m.
and was in collision with a car
drive by Lillian Avery of R.R. 5,
Stratford, who was pulling out of
the driveway from the school..
The Pullman car' went. gut of
control and next was in collision
-with a pairked 1974 Dodge, owned
by Raynor d Swart, R.R. 4,
Seaforth.
It next was in contact with a
1976 Mercury, .the property of,
Peter Berendsen, R.R. 1, Kirk-
ton, which also was parked. This
impact sent the Berendsen car
back and into another car, a 1970
Buick, owned by Hubert Icolk-
man , 'Monkton. The
Kolkman car rtioved back, hitting
a parked 1965 Chrysler, owned by
Thomas Skinner, R.R. 2, St.
Pauls.
Mr. Pullman sustained cuts
and bruises but was not.
Correspondent
Marg Hulley
A shower in honour of Liz Pryce
• bride-elect of August Was held in
the basement of the church
• • Monday evening.
Olive Lithe directed the pro-,
gram which included a piano solo
by Sandra Rcgele; contest by
Laurene Regele and step dancing
by Chilene , Glanville.
The Hunt Girls sang "Kiss an
Angel Good Morning; Olive Little
and Ruth Axtman. each had a
contest and Mrs. Little gave a
4r
reading.
'Sherry McCall read the address
and Liz was presented with many
lovely gifts". Liz thanked everyone
for her gifts. Lunch was served
' and a social hour spent.
Celebrate Birthdays
Mr. and Mrs. John Pethick
recently celebrated their 86th
birthdays. They were able to b
together for the celebration hel
at the home of their daughter
son-in-law ..Mr. and ,Mrs— Harry
Rapson.
The esteemed couple received
many cards and gifts to honour
the occasions. A birthday cake
made by Valma Miller was a gift
from Valma and Bill Miller niece
and nephew of the couple. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs.
George Pethick, Sharon and Ken,
Ruth Pepper and Murray. Mr.
and mrs. Gill Harburn and family,
Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin
Pepper, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Rapson, Tom and Jim.
Personals
Mr. John Pethick- spent an
afternoon recently with his sister
Mrs. Annie Deane, London who
fell and cracked a bone in her leg.
Mrs. Robert Hulley visited with
her sister Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Currie and family, Dorchester,
Thursday.
.1 Sharon Pethick spent the week-
end with her • cousins Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Harburn and family,
Walton.
Mi ss Beth Hulley, Cromarty
Visited with the Hulleys Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Eugene St Louis and Paul
returned home last Tuesday from
a weeks vacation on Parry Island
and Parry Sound • with Mks.
Preston Dallas and Joan. They
camped with relatives of Mrs.
Dallas on the island.
On Thursday Mrs. Eugene St
Louis and Paul visited in Windsor
with her mother and daughter
',al) Sheila. Saturday morning Paul
and his sister Sheila left for a two
week tour of the state of Florida
and DiSney world.
Mrs. St Louis returned home on
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