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The Huron Expositor, 1982-07-21, Page 5Dubnal and ©Ix1c We're on summer schedule Correspondent JOAN CRONIN 345-V72 Another week is on by again and I like many cif you who may take a fleeting moment to glavwe at this cOlumn, will look back and wonder, what you accomp- lished over the past seven days. For me it was very little. I fall into the category under. "the huffier I go the behinder I get". When all the children are out of school. the daily routine becomes a lost art. The 8:00 a.m. breakfast be- comes the mid-morning brunch and the early to bed at 8:30 p.m. seems to have .anished from the face of the :lock „ .The forenoon is used to .ake the young ones ," to vw imming lessons. The after- noon one must catch up on the wash and 'dream up some- thing edible for supper and the evenings are well occu- pied with baseball. soccer or tennis or even a quick round of golf for dad. In the middle of all this activity someone always manages to take the knees out of his jeans. split the back of their trousers or pop a button on their shirt and of course it must be fixed immediately because they just can't find any others to wear. I sure wish someone would help them find their dresser and open the drawers, because all those "I can't find them" are right before their eyes. The weather this past week has been the answer to our prayers of January and Feb- ruary • better late than never - but this year we are getting everything in extremes. The winter was so lousy. it left the majority of people very de. pressed. Spring arrived and left US all soaking wet. Now that we are well into summer the sunshine has been turned on and I am sure that someone's thermostat is on the blink. The high humidity and soaring temperatures left many weary bodies and temp- ers very short. Some areas were then the recipients of severe thunder storms. hail and heavy rains which flat- tened a number of grain fields. The gardens are being fully utilized now as the beans. carrots, peas and other yegetables are ready to be picked. Peoples' flower beds are in full bloom and creating such beauty to their owner's grounds. Sights like th1•sssure make life worth living. ******vt The playground activities are proving to be a tremen- dous success for the little ones. Each day is filled with games, crafts and interesting things to do, The staff is to be commended for their good work. What fun it is to have Halloween Day in July and bob for apples on a 90 degree day. Miss Ann Janmaat of Sea - forth was the guest of honour at a bridal shower held on Sunday. July 18 in St. Pat- rick's School gym. Mrs. Karen Ryan and Miss Joanne Jordon were the hostesses. After a social hour Ann was presented With a number of gifts and Mrs. Mary Helen Van Loon read a delightful address to Ann. Upon com- pletion of opening her gifts Miss Janmaat thanked every- one for their lovely gifts and for attending the shower. The ladies then served an enjoy- able lunch. Miss Janmaat is.the bride- to-be of Gary Cronin, son of Mrs. Delaine Cronin and the late Joseph Cronin of Dublin. Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Rourke are pleased to announcethe birth of a .new. granddafighter Jennifer Lynn O'Rourke. Jennifer is the daughter of Bryan and Linda O'Rourke Of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Van Loon spent the weekend holidaying in the Col I ngwood area. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fuhr and family spent Sunday with family members at Point Farms outside of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs, Terry Mc- Carthy and family spent the weekend in Mississauga with Mr. and Mrs. Gord Dantzer and family. Visitors with Mr. Clem Krauskopf on the weekend were Miss Clara Krauskopf of Marian Villa, London, Mr. and Mrs. William Krauskopf, Alberta and their daughter Miss Mary, Krauskopf of Ottawa. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUIV 21, 1982 — 45 TWO REAL BEAUTIES! 1982 FROCK REGAL COUPE CONSTABLE SOHN C. WARREN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warren, Shake speare; graduated on July 12, 1982 from the RCMP Acad- emy at "Depot" Division, Saskatchewan. He has been posted to St. Walburg, Sa- skatchewan, where he and his wife, the former Helen Ryan and sons Christopher, Michael and Justin will re- side. ifeattartam economical V..6 engine, deOuxte mouiding package. sports mirrors. Quarts hentinghts, licron-rade' suspension. Radio. eta. St. C COU le in E ont • r Correspondent MRS, CECOLRA RYAN 345-2028 Mr. and Mrs. Lou O'Reilly have returned home from Edmonton. Alberta where they visited with Greg and Kathy O'Reilly and fam: ily. While there they attended the baptismal of their grand- son Daniel Gregory. Spon- sors were Lou and Pat Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cronin and Mrs. Ricky Cronin from Wetaskiwin, Alberta are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cronin and other rel- atives in the St. Columban, Dublin area. Mr. and Mrs. James O'Connors, Sister Carolyn O'Connors and Sister Rose O'Connors visited with Mr. and Mrs. lie O'Connors in Oliphant on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith of Acton and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Regier and family of Kitchen- er visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ab Cronin. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pletch of Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hogan of Goderich visit- ed on Sunday with Jim and Karen Cronin on the occasion of Gary's birthday. Sheri Hogan remained with the Cronins for a few days, holidaying. Lori Cronin spent last week in Waterloo holi- daying with relatives. Sister Mary Eckert and Sister Margaret Rose Eckert of Toronto visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Phonse Cronin, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ryan and Mike Eckert. • Visitors cut the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ryan were Jade and Marg MacRae, Jenny and fan of London, Les and Laura Ward, Shannon. Tracy and Lisa of Kitchener. Jim and Pat Sub- ject, Carrie, Ryan and Jeffrey of Kitchener. Brenda Ryan of Melbourne. John and Hel- en Warren. Chris, Michael and Justin and Gerry and Karen Ryan and Jason. Con- stable John Warren. Helen and boys are leaving on Thursday for St. Walburg, Saskatchewan where Const- able Warren will be stationed with the R.C.M.P. Mr. and Mrs. David Green- wood of Sarnia visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Reilly. We would like to welcome Henry and Cindy DeGroof to the community of St. Colum - ban. Henry and Cindy w'ere b ptis [M, 7982 P 1144170AC PAREL ILE Brae ham Sedan married recently and are living in the home formerly occupied by Mrs. Mary McIver. Karen Bontekoning and Ellen Wagemaker from Hol- land are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Klaver. Also Linda Klaver of Toronto spent the weekend with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Murray spent Saturday at the Martyr's Shrine in Midland and attended the Krauskopf reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doherty at Mono Mills on Sunday. Also attending the reunion were Joe, Helen and Pam Nolan and Louis -Nolan. Air Conditioning, Cruise Controi. 760t Steerang„ AM -EM Stereo Radio, SOB' Front Seat tuith passenger manor, pion many other extras. PONTIAC BUICK GMC TRUCKS omv$121300. WEST END\ -- GARAGE OF MITCHELL LTD. 82 HURON ST. -MITCHELL 348-8458 OPEN NIGHTLY 'TILL 11 PM -ALL DAY SATURDAY IT'S ll 'AA DAY ON INGLIS HOME APPUANCES Look for the Red Tag and save kw& SUPERB RANGE SUMMER FUN — Youngsters in Dublin enjoy the summer by taking part in playground activities at the village' s park. (Photo by Fereira) CANADA'S NUMBER 1 SELLING IMPORT PICKUP •SELE CLEANING ALMOND REGULAR 149. -7 getie.4 Tours 8 Travel Ltd. COME TO EUROPE THIS FALL WITH FETTES TOURS AND DO IT FOR LESS RIGHT NOW DURING OUR Join us on our "HEARTLAND OF EUROPE" TRIP DEPARTS SEPT. 17 June Nixon, manager of our Mitchell Office, will be escorting this trip. SUMMER TRUCK SALE Now is you best 110e10 ptck up a Pickup Hera at Ooderich Autn Sales we are passing speetal dealer meentryes On to you' Come in now and get great sayvngs on 0015urt 91011 'nye ot 1982 Pickups includtng Long Boy Short BoY and htng Cab models tr. gas and diesel as well as ISA much sough! after Datsun 4 v 4'0 On i1100 Da1sun and 80 ,1 for tess at Godertch Auto Sales' Here's how 1:11-1UGE DISCOUNTS ON ALL 1982 DATSUN PICKUPS pluS 00" IN A ,-ATSUN FROM °CPI RICH AUTO SALES 800 SASE LIBERATOR PLUS WASHERS & DRYERS WASHER ONLY DRYER ONLY $629. $399. Inqua REFRIGERATORS 15 CU. FT. CITATION WHITE -L- HAND DOOR Regular *949. 15 CU. FT. CITATION A LMOND-L-HA ND DOOR Regular '449. SUDS SAVER MODELS ALSO AVAILABLE ONNOLWY $79 9. NOW $799 ONLY 1s320." OF FREE OPTIONS Won every 1982 truck bought tretnre July 11 1082 we wIll include a Rear Step Bumper AAA Parpr and Song away &de Mirrors .0 the dem 101 F t. vent prefer you can have AN ADDITIONAL '920191 DISCOUNT on the pnce .051004 01 the nowths Your chotce. When we do It yOu ran 1 heat .1' 1:2 TOP PRICES PAID FOR GOOD USED VEHICLES SERVICE 15 CU. FT. STERLING ALMOND -L -HA ND DOOR SPLIT CANTILEVER SHELVES Regular '940 ONLY NOW $ 84 9. 17 CU. if. SUPERB ALMOND -L -HAND DOOR Regular '979. ONLY NOW $ 899 CALL LARRY HORNE FOR COMPLETE SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF APPLIANCES June has travelled in this port of Europe before and along with our local European guides will be on hand to help make this a memorable trip. There are atill a few seats left so cell today for details. DURHAM 369-5440 MOUNT FOREST 323-1545 MITCHELL 348-8492 SHELBURNE 925-3080 HORNY IN. OFFER E':.X.NkarS JULY 310 •• • 393-6181 ASK ABOUT OUR 5 PARTS LABOUR YEAR WARRANTY ON INGLIS REFRIGERATORS Do it in a Datsun...and save...right now at: Huron County's Full Line DATSUN Dealer 13 GODERICH AUT SALES & SERVICE Y15, Wo wt Chanqed 011? narne frCyn GODERICH EISA We ate now you, Pet,n Canada opair. 268 Bayfield Rd. Goderich 524-7975 PHELAIIIS PLAICE A Division of DA 513.1Votson Sales Ltd. Phone 393-6181 Sebringville _