The Seaforth News, 1948-07-01, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1948
Tl -U0 SEA11'0E1'H Nl*WF
Snowdon Bros., Publishers
DUBLIN CONTINUATION
SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS
The following is the report of the
Dublin Continuation School, examina-
tions for the year 1947-48.
Class I or A over 754'0; Class II or
B 66-74%; Class III or C 60-65%;
Credit 50.59%.
Grade XII
Flanagan, James-.Elealth B, Eng., C,
Geom. I, Hist. III, Chem, II, Lat. III,
Fr C
Kennedy, Mary -Health G, Eng, C,
Georgi. C, Chem. 0, Lat. C, Fr, C.
Kleiner, Dorothy -Health B, Eng. C,
Hist. C, Goons, II, Chem. II, Lat. 0,
Fr, C.
Malone, Jack -Health A, Eng. III,
Geon,. I, Hist. I, Chem,~II, Lat: II,
Morris, Jack -Health A, Eng. III,
Hist. II, Geom. I, Chem, II, Lat. II,
Fr. I1I.. 1 h B,Pan.
Rowland, Lorraine-Heatg
II, Hist, 1, Gam, I, Chem. I, at, II,
Fr, III.
Stapleton, Jerry -Health A, Eng. II,
Hist, I, Geom, C, Chem. III, Lat. III,
Fr. C.
Grade XI
Dillon, Maurice -Health B, Eug. G,
Hist. III, Geom. III, Chem II, Lat. Pr.
Givlin, Rita -Health B, Hist, C,
Geom. 1, Chem. 0, Lat. II, Pr. I.
Givlin, Teresa -Health B, Eng. C,
Hist. C, Geom. I, Chem, 0, Lat. II,
Fr. III. •
Holland, Barbara -Health B, Eng.
III, Hist. C, Geom. II, Chem. C.
Kennedy, Lewis -Health B, Eng. II,
Geom. III, Chem, C.
Malone, Joseph -Health A, Eng. III,
Hist. I, Geom. I, Chem. II, Lat. II, Fr. C
Morrison, Vincent -Health B, Eng.
II, Hist, I, Geom. I, Chem, II, Lat. III,
Fr. III.
Murray, Patrick -Health A, Eng, III,
Hist, I, Geom, I, Chem. I, Lat, III, Fr. I
McQnald, Patricia -Health B. Eng.
I1I, Hist. Pr„ Geom, I, Chem, C. Lat,
0, Fr. C.
Roach, Joseph - Health B, Eng. II,
Hist. C, Geom. II, Chem. I.
Woods,' Rose Marie -Health A, Eng,
IC Hist, I, Geom. I, Obem, II, Let, III,
Fr, C.
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Dancing Every Saturday Night.
Admission 50c
Grade X
Burdett?, Joan -Health B, .Eng, 11,
Fr. 11, Lat. III, Maths, C, S'c. C, Hist.
al, Geog. 1. ,
Nutters, Ronald -Health A, Eng. III,
Fr. II, Lat. I11, Math. II, Sc. I, Hist. II,
„eog. 11,
Dillon, Madeline -Health 13, Eng. II,
3e. IT1, Fr. C, Lat. III, Math. III, Hist.
91,'0008. II.•
Evans, William -Health A, Math. C ,
Sc, 111, Hist.'0, Geog. C.
Fitzpatrick, John -Health B, Ing•
0, Fit C, Lat. 0, Math. C, Sc.. I, Hist,
1, Geog. 1.
Givlin, Leona - Health 8, Eng. • II,
Fr. 11, Lat, III, Math. C, Se. 3I,. Hist.
11, Geog. t
holland, Mary -Health 13, Eng, III,
Fr. C, Lat. III, Math. Pr., Sc. II, Hist
0, Geog. Pr.
Horan, Mary -Health B, Fr. Pr:.
Lat. C, Math. C, Se, C, Geog. C, Eng: C
Jordan, Jeanette -:Health A, Eng,
111, Fr. III, Math, I, Sc. II, Hist. I, Lat.
191, Geog, ll,
Kelly, Jack -Health B, FEng, III, Fr.
II, Lat. 1I, Math. C, Sc.. II, :Hist,' C,
Geog. III,
Lane, Louis - Health B, Eng. 0,
Math. 0, Se, II; Geog, C.
Lane, Marie_ Health B, Eng. 0, Fr.
0, Lat, C, Math. C, Sc. II, Hist. 0,
Geog. C.
Meagher, Alphonse -Health 13, Eng.
III, Fr. C, Lat, Pr., Math, IT, Sc. II,
Hist. III, Geog. C.
Meagher, Alnhonsine - Health 8,
Eng. C, Fr. C, Math. C, Sc: C, Hist. Pr.
Geog. C.
Moore, Florence -Health A, Eng.
II Fr. TI, Lat. I, Math. I, Se. I, Hist.
I, Geog. I. •
Morris, Gregory Health A, Eng.
Il, Fr. IHI, Lat. C, Math, II, Se, I,Hist.
III, Geog. C.
MVlnr phy, William- Health A, Eng.
11, Fr. C, Lat. II, Math. C, Se. I, Hist.
IT, Geog, IL
Murray, Beatrice -Health A, Eng.
111, Fr. III, Lat. III, Math. II, 'Sc.
II, Hist. III, 'Geog. C.
Murray. Gilbert - Health A, Eng.
Fr. t r.. Lat, C, Math, I, Se. I,
Hist. 0, Geog, I,
Simpson. Mai'y-Healtll. B, Eng. I,
Fr. 11. Lat. It. loath. 11, Sc. 11, hist. 1.
..,ti;. I.
Guid. 8, Eng. 0, Fr. III, Math. I, Sc.
I, Geog. 1, Hist. IL
Ryan, Alice -Health A, Art A, Guicl.
8, Eng. III, Fr. I, Math. II, Se. I,
Geog, III, Hist. II;
Sloan, Thomas-Health{� ,.,Art
Guid. C, Eng. 0, Fr. 0, Math, 11, Se.
III, Geog. G. •
VARNA
Mr. and Mrs, C. Keyes, Mr. and
Mi•s, Lloyd Keyes, with Mr. Jas. Reid,
took a motor trip to Monetvi'lle' Fri-
day and visited the latter's daughter
Mrs. R. . Go'rril (Gertrude Reid). They
returned by Sudbury .and Manitoulin,
Island and. crossing on the ferry,
reached home Tuesday well pleased
with their trip. '
Miss Fisher of Ohio is the guest of
her Sister Mrs. J. F. Smith and family
Mr, John McAsh is in Victoria Hos-
pital, London, where lie underwent an
operation. His many friends wish him
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. M. Reid is visiting her sister
Mrs. J'. E. Hartwell In,Goderich,
The Varna School picnic, was held
in Seaforth Monday afternoon.
Rev, LaVerne Morgan will address
the members of the L,O.L.- in St.
John's Anglican'Church July 4, at 7.30
Mr. and Mrs. Stockton, who have
been visiting the latter's sister Mrs.
M. Elliott and family for several)
weeks, left for their home in Cali-
fornia.
almfornia. They will visit other relatives
on their' return trip,
Master Billy Laythent of London is
holidaying with relatives in the
village.
The Snaith family in company with
their aunt spent Sunday with Mrs.
Elliott in McKillop.
Grey Cameron to .Helen Jane Shuler
in Detroit on Wednesday last.
Mr. -Lawrence Fowlie, of London
spent the week end with his sisters,
Misses Fowlie. ' •
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Stothers and
family who have been residents of
the village since February mooed to
Ernbro on Monday where they have
purchased a hardware business,
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Sturgeon,
Miss Jean. Sturgeon of Preston and
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bisback of
Clinton were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Sturgeon over the week end.
Grade IX
Barrie, Loretto- I•lealth A, Art B.
uid:uice B. Eng, C. Fr. 1, Math I,
, 1I, Geog. 0, Hist. C.
:;oanrun, Ite;ius-Ihalth A. Art A,
Gatti, A, Eng. 1I, Fr. I, Math. I, Se. I
1.0g. II, Hist. 1,
Costello. Joseph Health B, Art D,
t. C. Math. C. dc. C.
Bene), Atae - Health 13, Art A,
uta, C, En6. 0, Fr, 11, -Math. C, Se.
I. Geog. 0, Hist. Pr.
Feeney, Leonard -Health 13, Art 0,
0, Math. C, Sc. III.
Feeney, Ursula -Health A, Art B,
Guid, A, Eng. III, Fr. I, Math. II, Se.
.1, Geog. C, Hist. C.'
Feeney, \Villiam-I3eaIth B, Eng. C,
Se. 111.
Flanagan, Francis -Health A, Art
A. Guitl. B, Eng. III, Fr. III, Math. I,
Se. 1, Geog, II, Hist. C.
Jordan, Veronica -Health C, Art B,
Guid. C, Eng. 0, Fr. 0, Math. C. Sc. 11,
,eog. C, Hist. G.
Maloney, Lorraine -Health B, Art
A, Guid. B, .Eng. II, Fr. 1, Math. I,
Sc. II, Geog, C, Hist. C.
Maloney, Stephen -Health A, Art
C. Guid, B, Eng. IIi, Math. 0, Se. I,
,rug. Pr.. Hist. 0,
Morrison, Mary -health 13, Art B,
Eng, C, Mid, h, Fr. II, Math. 1, Sc.. 1.
Seng. -0, Hist, IIT.
Murray. John - Health 0, Art B,.
Guid. A Jing, 1, Fr. Il,'Math. 0, Sc. I.
Geon. Its. Hist. I.
Murray, Rita - Health A, Art A,
WINTHROP
Mrs. Russell Holman and Rae of
Peterboro are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. R. K. Davidson.
Mr. R. K. Davidson and Ronnie
attended the Costello -Fraser 'wedd-
ing hi Stratford on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haase and fa-
mily visited with Mrs. Dan Murray
in Woodstock Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Hunter and fam-
ily of Brampton visited with Rev:
S. R. and. Mrs. Peters at the McKil-
lop manse.
Mr. Frank Morton of London was
a guest of Mr. R. K. Davidson last
week.
Football game at Winthrop on
Thursday evening between Winth-
rop and St. Columban, was Winth-
rop 3, St. Columban no score. Mon-
day evening Winthrop played at
Walton. Walton 1, Winthrop 0.
Misses Dorothy and Mavis Me -
Clime have returned from a' trip to
the Western provinces where they
visited relatives at Melita and Silv-
eri -on, 'Manitoba. and Wilkie, Sask.
Mrs. Jack Kellar and Mrs, McDon-
ald have both been re-engaged at
their schools.
We are glad to hear Mr. John
Montgomery is able to be around
again.
Many friends of Mrs. R. K. Mac-
Farlane will be pleased to hear she
is home from Scott Memorial hospi-
tal.
Mrs. Irwin Watt and little son, of
Ottawa. spent a few days with her
sister, Mrs. R. IC. MacFarlane, and
Mr MacFarlane.
Mr. and Mrs. Erickson . (-Jean
Staples) of Wadena, Sask., are vis-
iting at the home of Mr. and Mr's.
Tern Toll.
The death occurred at her home
in London on Friday,' June 25th, of
Mary Helen i(Eily) Moorhouse after.
a long illness. Mrs. Moorhouse was
born in London, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Breiggler. In 1910
she was married to H. Kennedy
Moorhouse and spent her married
life. in London and Bayfield. Surviv-
ing is one daughter,, Mrs. J. C.
Maitland of London. The funeral
took place on. Monday in London,
the Rev. H. C. Merrifield of St.
James', Westminster, conducting
the services. Among those -attend-
ing the funeral from Bayfield' were
Mrs. J. W. Jowett, Mrs, James Fer-
guson, Mrs. Roy Poth, and Mrs. J.
A. Ferguson of Goderich.
Born: In St. Joseph's Hospital,.
London, on Sunday, June 27th, to
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Maitland, nee
Mary Jean Moorhouse, a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pruss'of Lon-
don were weekend guests of the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Atkinson, Mar-
ion and Stewart Atkinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Renouf Johns and babe of De-
troit and Mrs. M. Mack and daugh-
ted of Orillia spent the weekend at
the Atkinson cottage in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gray of Lon-
don spent the weekend with the
litters mother Mrs. F. Lawson,
Dr. and Mrs. Robin Hunter and
family and Charles. Rogers Jr., of
Toronto, arrived on Friday to spend
the season at their home in the vil-
lage for the summer.
Miss Mary Alice Hunter is enter-
taining a houseparty of six girls
from Toronto this week.
Mrs. Maynard Corrie is spending
a few days in London this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Percy Parker and
son Bill of Nekema, N.D„ are .sit-
ing the former's mother, Mrs.
Charles Parker, .this week.
Mr. E. A. Morrison of Los Angel-
es, Calif. spent a few days at the
:Cibion Hotel recently.
Miss Peggy Burt and Ronald Burt
of London spent the weekend with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
1'r•ed Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Leonard and
three children of Toronto, arrived
on Saturday to visit the latter's
mother, Mrs. E. A. Featherston.
Dr. E. P. Lewis of Toronto spent
the weekend the guest of Mrs. N.W.
Woods, Mrs. Lewis, who has spent
the past four weeks with Mrs.
Woods, returned to Toronto with
hire on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leslie of Oak-
land, California, are the guests of
the latter's brother Mr. David Mc-
Naughton.
Miss Jessie Metcalf and the Miss-
es Miller of Detroit, arrived on
Monday to spend the summer season
at their home in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bristol, of
Arlington, Virginia arrived last
week to spend the summer at their
cottage,
Mr. and Mrs. Jinn Ferguson of
London spent the weekend with the
former's mother, Mrs. J. Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs• Jim Scott of Toron-
to Ghent the weekend at their home
in the village.
Miss June Lyon and Glen Smith
of London, spent the weekend in
the village.
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LONDESBORO
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson from the
West have been visiting at the home
of their cousin, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Yo,tnghl„t.
Miss Williams of Brampton visit-
ed with Miss F. Mains last week.
Mrs. T. 1CnoX who has heed visit-
ing with her daughter, Miss Vina
Knox. Toronto, and other friends,
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Crawford
-
• wfo •d visited for
r the nC
llaat week or two with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Press.
Mrs. Wm. Lyon spent a few days
last week with her aunt at Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Youngblutt spent
Sunday and Monday with friends at
London,
•d Brunsdon, Clinton,Hwar B
Mi, o
visited his mother, Mrs. W. T. Brun -
scion.
Mrs. Wm. Griffiths has returned
after spending a week or two at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. and Mr.
Wm. Breen.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Townsend of
Souris, Man.. are visiting her broth-
er, Robert Townsend, and. Mrs. F.
Wood, his sister. It is forty years or
more since he left Hullett township
for the West.
Rev. W. Malcolm. and Mrs. Mal-
colm of Rochester, N.Y.,and Misses
Mary and Rose Coventry of Wing
hem were callers on 'their cousin,
Mrs, Margaret Manning on Monday.
Miss Josie Medd of Brussels spent
the week end with her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Tamblyn,
Mi. and Mrs. Lorne Shobbrookr
Oshawa, and two children spent a
week at his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J, H. Shohbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stewart, of
Clinton spent Sunday with Mrs. W.
Lyon.
BAYFIELD
A very enjoyable surprise party
was tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Sturgeon on "Saturday night
by their family, the occasion being
their 85th wedding anniversary. The
evening was spent in dancing and
singing and a delicious lunch was
se,.ved, the dining room being dec-
orated in pink and white, the table
centred by a large two layer wed-
ding cake. At the close of the even-
ing Mr. and Mrs, Sturgeon thanked
their family and friends for' their
thoughtfulness.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Furter and son
Bill of London spent the week end
with the latter's mother, Mrs. W. J.
Stinson.
Mrs. A. Supnick of Detroit spent
the mast week at her cottage.'
Mrs. W; M. Purves of Birming-
ham, Mich., srcomnanied by 'her
sister-in-law, Miss Purves of Prince-
ton, N.J.. are at the former's cot
tP^•^ for the season.
Miss Mildred Cameron attended
the wedding of her nephew, John
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Dan R. Williams of the U.S. Mar-
ines, stationed at Newport, Rhode
Island, is visiting his parents, Mr:
and Mrs. Dan Williams,
Honoring the choir of St. Pat-
rick's Church, Dublin, a picnic spon-
sored by the pastor, Rev. Dr.
Ffoulkes, ;was held on the Continu-
anon School grounds. Various
games were played including bingo,
for which' prizes were awarded. A
bounteous lunch was served in the
parish hall by the Ursuline Sisters.
Thirty members of the choir were
present. An impromptu program
was presented followed by a social
hour. A lucky number prize was
won by Louisa Feeney.
Misses M. anti R. Kruke have
nn Redtheirin
shop "The
Villagee
Guild for the Elsie
h summer. Misses
Johnson and Elizabeth Halford of
Detroit were their guests over the
weekend.
The pupils of St. Columban Se-
parate School held their annual pic-
nic on the school grounds. Gaines
were played and the teachers direct-
ed various rues and distributed
prizes. Hot dogs " and soft drinks
were contributed by the school
WINTHROP
The W.M.S. and W.A. of Caven,
Winthrop, will meet at the home of
Mrs. Stanley Garnhare on Wednes-
day, July 7 at 2:30. Circle 4 will
have charge of the meeting.
board.
Charles Malone, Fort William,
with Mrs. Malone and Mrs. Mary
McGrath.
Rev. John F. McConnell, M. M,
Marvknoll, N.Y., and Mr. and Mrs.
Hau'ry 1. Dingeman and sons, Detro-
it, with Mr. and Mrs. David McCon-
nell.
Miss Katharine O'Connell and
Miss Betty Webber, London, with
Miss Molly O'Connell and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Bi•uxer.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan,
Detroit Joseph Morrisson, Windsor,
and John Morrisson, Hamilton, with
M". and MTs. Tames A. Morrisson.
Mrs. Johanna lloaeh and 1Vliss
Monica Roach, St. Columban, and
Mrs. Loretto Schmidt, Stratford,
with Mrs. Elizabeth Cronin.
• Miss Mary 'Evans, Windsor, with
her another, Mrs. Katharine Evans
Mrs. Dennis Dillon, London, with
Mr. and 'Mrs. I awrence Dillon, cake.
Gordon Costello. London, with his For travelling the bride chose a _.h
of satin' and lace and a net yoke.
The basque bodice was shugly fitted
and the long lace sleeves with satin
inset were tapered to points over the
hands. The bouffant skirt had alter-
native panels of Satih and lace ex-
tending in a long train. A full
length veil .of embroidered illusion
nef was caught with white blossoms.
She carried a' bouquet of red roses..,
The maid of honor was: the bride's
sister, Miss Lorraine Jordan, Lon-
don, who wore a floor length gown
of white taffeta, fitted bodice with
double net skirt, sweetheart neck-
line trimmed with lace, and short
puff sleeves. She wore long lace
fingerless gloves and matching
white headdress. The bridesmaids,
Misses Theresa and Patricia Ryan,
sisters of the bridegroom wore iden-
tical floor -length gowns of white
brocaded silk, fitted bodice with
double net skit, sweetheart neck-
line, white brocaded bows at the
waist and short puff sleeves. They
wore white headdresses and white
long fingerless gloves, and the at-
tendants all carried nosegays of
roses and sweet peas. The best man
was Mr. Jack Blood, Detroit, cousin
of the bridegroom, and the ushers
were Mr. Ryan Jordan and Mr. Jo-
seph Delaney, Dublin. ,
Following .the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the home of the
bride's parents. The br'ide's mother
received the guests wearing a pearl
grey dress with grey and black pic-
tui e hat. black accessories and•cor-
sage of pink roses. She was assisted
by the bridegroom's mother, who
wore a navy Niue costume with
matching hat and white accessories
end corsage of red roses.
A dinner was served at the Royal
Hotel, .Mitchell, where the bride's
table Was decorated -with white
streamers and a three tier wedding
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Pugh and Glenn
at Grand Bend.
Mr, and Mrs. William Stapleton
and Mr .and Mrs. Joseph Kahle were
in Toronto attending the orcjination
of their nephew, Rev. John S. Sta-
pleton C.S.B. at St. Basil's Church,
on Tuesday.
Mrs. James ,Tordan in London.
Mrs. Pat Jordan in Toronto.
Miss Bridget Costello at Grand
Bend.
Martin Feeney in Detroit.
Mise Dorothy Ann Costello in
'Lmtrinn
Miss Reta Mclvor, Toronto, agent
a week with her narents, Mr. and
Mrs, William McIver,
Mr. and Mrs. tvrc.Tver attended the
graduation exercises at Convocation
Hall, Toronto, on Tuesday, when
their eon. Thrones McIver graduated
from Osgoode Ha1L
Rs'an--Jordan
Red and white peonies ado cad
the heantifill altar of St. Patricic's
fn,• the wedding on
Saturday when Mips Jean Frances
Jnrdan• thin) da»trhter of Mr. and
1,e .Tnaanh 7nrd n . Dihlt
n. Wag
Mr.
n h m r •iiia to
na d in a i
F. Ryan, son of Mr. and Mrs Pat-
rick Ryan, Dublin, in a double rine'
,.vre»,en„ Rev. Dr. Ffoulkes offici-
ated at the reremnny and the BUB -
Hal macs The clinic under the direc-
tion of Vlnther Frances Clare sang
"Ave Maria" at the offertory, and
"On this Day, 0 Beautiful Mother"
dining' the signing of the register.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a floor -length per -
grey wool suit, green shortie coal++
with white and green accessories
and corsage of red roses.
Among the guests attending the
wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
ville Blood and son Jack, Miss Anne
McAleer, Mrs. Matt. Williams and
two daughters, all of Detroit, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Naylor, Lon-
don,
HULLETT
The School picnic was held on Fri-
day afternoon for the scholars and
their teacher along with the rate-
payers of U.S.S. No. 9 Hay '& Stanley,
at Jowett's Grove. Sports and games ,
were the main events of the day,
topped oi'f with a picnic supper to
end the day's outing:
Mr, Robert Ducharnte and Itis
friend anti mother and sisters, Mrs.
Martindale and Mi'. and Mrs, Reg,®
Bedard were in Sarnia Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. G. Clarke, who visit-
ed
isited a few clays with his mother Mrs.
Clarice and brother \Vill, left for their
'work at Ottawa again.
Miss Ella Bohn and friend Gode-
rich, i, visited Nr. and Mrs. G. Bon
The Bible School is being held at
the Ammoisli Church on the Bronson
Line So. this year, from July 5 to 12,
Mr. -Irvin Gingerich and E. Shantz are
in charge of the school. Bus trans-
portation is carried on again by the
church 1'or those interested.
Send vs the names of your visitors.
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Simply plug the National Milker into aey convenient outlet and
you're all ready to milk faster cleaner and Ptisier than ever bef geer
The clear glass pails- eliminate all guesswork -von (“111 readily
.how each cow is milking, Supplied with sterilicet rack, R milking palls,
also rubber boots to protect theist.
CANADIAN TIRE CORPORATION ASSOCIATE STORE
Smith Bros. Dublin Phone 73