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WITH THESE READY TO - GO USED CAR BARGAINS
- 1967 Chev. Impalas, 4 dr. H.T.*s.
1 - 1967 Chev. Belair Sedan.
TRUCKS
Winners of individual trophies in the Dublin Mixed League were (back row) Frank Eicitmeier,
Ross Hogga.rth, Frank Kistner (front) Peggy Elligsen, Ann Kistner and Doris Dietz. Absent .•
were Howard Horke and Mtrie O'Rourke. (Staff Photo)
League champions in the Dublin Mixed Bowling League were (badk row, left to right) Tom
Butter, Floyd Wassman, Gary Jopling, Mervin Dietz (front) Ruth Eickmeier and Marjorie
Jarmuth. (Staff, Photo)
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Playoff Chanips in the Dublin Mixed League were (batic row) George Jarmutir,-Ken Elligsen,
Ross Hoggarth, Rudy Marquardt (front) Ann Kistner and Jean Dill. (Staff Photo)
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She spoke of the dedication of
such researchers as Dr. Johns,
Inventor of the Cobalt Bomb,
and Dr. Watson, the clinical ap-
Plication of high radiation. It
Is thrilling to see what is being_
'done in Toronto in the treat-
ment of leukemia she said and
At a recent meeting of Hurcm commented on what a thriving
Unit of the Canadian Cancer So- society we would have if even a
ciety hosted by Seaforth Branch, fraction of her enthusiasm could
Mrs. Anna Meyer of Wingham, - rub off on other vqlunteers.
DiStrict Pub4city Chairman, Vocal musical numbers were
addressed the group and stressed proVided by Mrs. Cleave Coombs
the work of the Canper Institute and J. R. Spittal, accompanied by
Mrs. .1. McConnell.
Mrs. Durst conducted busin-
ess, and reports of committee
chairmen pointed up the worth-
while assistance being given
throughout the county.
Mr. Brandt, new Field Sec-
retary, thanked the , campaign
chairmen for 'their • efforst, in
organizing the cainpaign, and -
comblimented the Unit for the
fine 'turnout and lively and
Interesting meeting.
SE AFOR"Fli NEARS OBJECTIVE
Sealorth campaign total
reached $1800 this week, Sea-
forth chairinan .1. R. Spittal
said. The objective is $2,000.
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Mari?, Cathy. and Barbie
cameron and tiathy Douglas, all
those friends itti&relitives, she
James Murray, Seaforth prer
sident, thanked Mrs. Meyer and
Tuesday night in.Usborne Cen-
tral School. While there Mary
Cameron won a 50 lb: bagof
Mite feed.
added am so proud of be-
longing to this organization".
The ratio of recovery in
cancer cases is rising every
year Mrs. Meyer Continued and
warned that we have to keep
educating our citizens to be alert
to danger signals and give prompt
attention to these. She mentioned—
the importance of obtaining-
volunteers, and of having well
inforMed members available to
attend meetings arid schools to
assist in providing answers,
veryone has ,had family or
elbliff, involvement with cancer, of R.R. 2, Staffa, attended the
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Correspondent
Mrs. Bob Cronin
The Dublin and District
Athletic As'4ociati0n have begun
their activities for the season.
Two boys soccer teams are en-
tered' in the Stratford City Soccer
League. These boys are from
the St. Columban - Dublin area
and range in age from 9 - 12
years of age. The coaches for
these teams are F D. Rowland
and Jim Vonk. Ed. Rowland's
team played against St. Michael's
School boys at the North Western
field in Stratford on Tuesday
night and the score was a 3 -3
tie.
• A third team ranging from
ages 13 -15 coached by Ron Mur-
ray is also entered in the Strat-
ford City League. The series
will last itetil the school term
. is out at the end of June.
The Athletic Association is
also organizing their girls soft-
ball team,s again for girls in the
area from the age 10 - 15. Girls
interested are to contact any of
the following four ladies:
Nies. Jim Delaney, Mrs. Joe Dor-
sey, Mrs. Bill O'Rourke or Mrs.
Dave Brown. There will also be
two teams' from the South Hibbert
Athletic Association play In the
hduse league.,
The Dublin Athletic Associa-
tion is planning a cabaret dance
for June 5 in the Seaforth Legion
with music supplied by the Royal-
. aires.
Work is also underway on
ball diamond and landscaping on
the new playground area and an
Correspondent'
Mrs. Joseph Kale
The Catholic Women's League
met in the parish hall Wednesday
eveidn•E; with 24 members pre-
sent. The president, Mrs. Dom-
inic Murray presided, and Father
Oostveen opened the meeting with"-'
prayer. The minutes of the annual
meeting were read by Mrs. Rich-
ard DowneY, and the correspond-
ence .was read by Mrs. Edward
McGrath. The treasurer's report
was given by Mrs. John O'Leary.
Mrs. Edward Melady was ap-
pointed to visit the 'sick and
Mrs. Lou Coyne and MrS.• Peter
Van Drunen to care for the altars
for June.
. Plans were made for the
annual penny Sale, The articles
are to be in by May 16th and will •
be on display in the parish hall
on May t23rd and May, 30th. and
will be in Seaforth in the mean-
time during 'the week of May
23rd. The draw will take place
in St. Columban parish hall on
Monday, May 31st.
plans for the celebration of
the formation of the Catholic
Women's League in St. Columban
were also discussed. On June
6 a' High Mass will be offered -
and a dinner for the members
will be ,served in the parish
hall by the lady caterers from
Hrodhagen. A guest speaker will
speak at the dinner.
A gift was presented to the
-Past President, Mrs. Ray Mur-
ray by the President, Mrs.
Dominic Murray.
The meeting" adjourned and
closed with prayer by Father
Oostveen. The mystery prize,
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official opening date will be an-
nouncld in the future.
Mr, and Mrs. George Coville
spent the weekend at Port Franks
with Mr. and Mrs. Dick 'Tate.
' Mr. and Mrs. Lorne, Cronin
and family, Kitchener, were vi-
siting with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
O'Rourke and family on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cronin
and boys have moved to their
new home on Nelson Street.
Mrs. Don MacRae and Nora-
Anne are spending the week in
donated by mrs. J-11in O'Leary,
was won by Mrs. Edward Mc-
Grath. Following the Meeting an
auction sale of bulbs, plants and
flowers was_hebt.
Brother," Joseph McQuaid, ,,
Pembroke vT-sited Mr. and Mrs.
N J. Lane, and paid a Mother
Day visit with his mother, Mrs:
Mary McQuaid, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Butters
and family. liespeler,v1sited Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Isii ,21ady.
Miss Sharyn -Burke, Toronto
and Tom Burke, London visited
-their mother, Mrs. Joseph Burke.
Miss Catherine- Moylan, St.--
Thomas visited Mr . and Mrs.
John Moylan.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coyne,
London visited Mr. and, Mrs.
Lewis CoYne.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Butters
and family, St, Thomas, Mr. and
Mrs. Danny Costello and family,
Kitchene'r; Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Stapleton and Paul, Kitchener,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Murray.
Gordon Moyian has returned
froM.a holiday in Florida.
Matt Claessens is a patient
In Seaforth,-Community Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eckert
and baby', Kitchener visited Mrs.
Joseph Eckert and Tom.
Miss Karen Kale spent a week
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Kale and returned
to Kitchener on,Sunqy. .
Miss Mary Purcell, Seaforth
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Coyne.
Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand La-
pointe, Windsor' spent the week-,
end with Mr.and Mrs. Edward'
IvIelady. -
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown.
' Mr. and Mrs. Lavern'Wolfe
placed a pink cactus in St. Peter's
Lutheran Church on Sunday in
honour of the eighteenth wed-
ding anniversaa of their
daughter and son-in-law , Sgt.
and Mrs. Dick Watson, cromckto,
New Brunswick.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vock and
-family and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
French attended the McLean-
Muir wedding on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe,
Kitchener and Mr. Doti Wolfe
and Steven, London, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe on
Mother's Day.
Miss Mary Goodanetz, Toro-
nto spent the week end with Miss
Cheryl Bennewies
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Better-
maim and family, London spent
Mother's Day, with his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Manuel Beuermann:
• Miss Phyllis Ahrens, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Ahrens has accepted a position
as Medical Record Technician.
, at the York County General Hos-
pital, New' Market. She began
her duty on Monday. • . •
LUTHERAN CHURCH' ..CHU,RCR WOMEN
The Lutheran Church Women
met with. 'Mrs. Martin Dietz
,Mrs. Albert Bauer and Mrs. Fred
Young in charge, of Devotions.
Mrs. Bauer read the topic
"Mother for a Day". Mrs.Young
read an appropriate poem for
Mother's ' Day, Mrs. Robert
French was pianist. Mrs. Ella
onhardt led in a Mission
Prayer.
- Mrs. George Rock read a
poem and then presided for the
business period..., A minutes
silence . was observed for our
departe member, Mrs. Dan 13eu-
ermann. t was decided that
the buying -c mmittee purchase
silverware, water and juice glas-
ses for the kitchen.
The president, Mrs. George
Rock presented the past presid-
ent, , Mrs. Harold Rock -with a
life niembership pin , for her
faithful work during the past
two Years.
A report of the ninth district
assembly meeting of the Western
-District Unit which was held at
Neustadt was given by Mrs.Albert
Bauer.
It was • agreed to send ten
dollars to the Tr-Annual Con-
vention t o be -held in Philadel-
phia.
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three anthems - Ilia- Invisible
Hand"; tifhe Children's Friend
" is Jesus; ',Night and Day",
under the direction of Mrs. Jack
McLlwain. Mrs. J. A. Stewart
presided at the organ.
Egmondville
Has Serv ice andg
irls
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er
Ten bo
ys e bap-
tized by Rev. T. E. Hancock at ,
the Mother's Day, eristian
Family Sunday. Service at ,Eg-
rnondville United Church.
They are: Elizabeth Anne and
Esther Dawn, daughters of Mrs.
Margaret Ayers; .rennifer Lynn,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Hottiorbebora-Lee Jane, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
MacLeod; Jeremy Paul, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Miller;
Andrea Lynn, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, John Muir; Jacqueline Lynn,
daughter of M. and Mrs. Kira
Norris; Jane Andrea, daughter of
Mr. and' Mrs. James Papple,
Thomas David and George Lorne,
sons Of Mr. and Mrs. Rosti Whit-
taker,
The Junior Choir, under the
direction of Mrs. Arnold Scott,
sang two aiithems, "Working To-
gether" and "0 Master of the
Loving Heart".
Pmeftsigg'•wissomm,mme eeloseer Air
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Mrs. Ken Elligsen
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Miller
add baby Lisa, Kitchener, Mi.. and
Mrs. John Moore, Connie and
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newie•g4 visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. , Gordon Miller and
Linda.
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe
accompanied Mr. add Mrs. Lorne
Wolfe, Kitchener to a bridal
shower and stag party for John
Hinz alid Marion Musclow, Ros-
tock, prior to their Marriage.
' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kettle-
well and family, Strathroy, and
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Brown, Mel-
bourne, spent 'Mother's bay with
NEWS OF
ST. COLUMBAN
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• 10 - 1970. Chevs, Buicks, Mu-stangs,
• Pontiacs, Fords, various models, . •
• sedans, hardtops,fully equipped.
• 1 - 1969 Chevrolet Caprice, 4 dr. H.T.
• fully equipped.
• 1 - 1969 Ford Custom', fully equipped. •
• 1 - 1969 Chevelle, 2 dr. H.T.
ki 3 - 1969' Pontiac Parisiennes, 2 &
,4 dr. H.T.
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2 - 1968 Chev. Impalas, 4 dr, ELT.
• 1 - 1968 Pontiac Parisienne, 2 dr. H.T.
1 - 1967 Chev. a.nrice, 4 dr, H.T. •
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4 dr. H.T.'s.
1971 Pontiac•Catalina
Toronto with Mr. .1. D. MacRae.
Miss Mary Margaret Rowland
Is attending summer courses at
the Guelph University.
Mr. Ted Feeney, Kitchener,
was visiting with his mother,
Mrs. Mary Feeney on the week
end.
Miss Jo-Ann Goettler is home
from, Carlton University.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moan
and baby have moved into Dublin
and are residing on Ann Street.
They'previously resided inStrat-
ford.
NEWS, OF
BRODHAG EN .
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NUMBER OF CHEV. AND ECONOLINE
VANS, BOTH STANDARD AND
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS.
1970 Fore 1 Ton with Duals, lift
stake bcrdy.
- 1968 Chev. and G.M.C. 1/2 ton
pickups, diie standard and one auto-
matic. •
- 1968 Chev. Van V-13, 'Heavy Duty
- 1967 Ford F-500, 14 ft. Stake.
- 1967 Chevrolet 3/4 ton Panel, V-8
- 1966 Chev. Tilt Cab. 14-ft.Stake
- 1966 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Panel -
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