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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-06-08, Page 3• Don't sidetrack your profits... SIDEDRESS YOUR 1 • A horse that breaks_fast from the starting gate but fades fast in the stretch is not a, good bet. Neither is a corn crop that isri't sidedressed. If ,you put down preplant or .startar fertilizer, your crop got off to a fast start. But without a , sidedressing of nitrogen, it's liable to fade out fast in the pollination and grain-forming weeks which makes the big difference in yields' and profits. Don't let your corn run of grow-power this season. Order .your sidedress nitrogen now. We'll also be glad to apply it for.you. Call us today for full particulars. But do it now than watch your crop go! ®Reg'd, trademark 0' CtYA NA -. x Serving the man ',whose business is Agriculture CYANAMID FARM SUPPLY CENTRE RR 4, CLINTON 482-3423 MANAGER SALESMAN RALPH RUFFINGA DON JEWELL BLYTH, ONTARIO • CLINTON, ONTARIO 523-9266 482-7905 WINTHROP Correspondent Mrs.Robert Hulley Sandra Hulley and Vicky Har- ris were among the 60 walkers . that made their way to Family Paradise Sunday. Family Para- dise donated $163.00, the days receipts to Bunny Bundle and the Non-Nibblers had sponsors for over $350.00 so the Non- Nibblers will be able to present a cheque for over $500.00' to Bunny Bundle. Sandra had sponsors for $16.00 and Vicky for $18.00. • Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker, Miss Olive Speare, Cromarty, visited with Mr. and MrseRobert Hulley and family and attended the opening of Family Paradise. Scott's Orchestra and the Silver Strings were, the entertainment for the afternoon and evening.. Several_ children with their parents attended the opening of the new Seaforth Public School Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Argyle, Bayfield, Ronnie Harris, Mitchell, Miss Kathy Scott, Sea- forth with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harris., Miss Sheila Campbell and.,. , Miss (Kathy Dalton enjoyed their trip to New York with students' from Seaforth District High School. Mr. Darrel Parker and Ken Walker visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulley and family Sunday evening prior to Mr., Walker's departure on a lengthy trip to Germany. TODAY'S CHILD BY HELEN ALLEN 6 • a 0 LbVES THE OUTDOORS Ricky with the shy, shining smile is eight, slim and rather small for, his age with dark eyes, brown hair and • fair skin. He is in excellent health. This active youngster loves outdoor activity - riding his bike, skating, sletghrlding or just playing small-boy games like cops and robbers. RiekY enjoys sports, with hockey the favorite. He is a Ty fan who does not like to miss Batman and • watches for, all programs 'about animals. Ricky's foster family says he is well-behaved and well- mannered. He lacks confidence in himIeff and is apprehen- sive ift new situations, but he is a friendly, curious boy who can be a pleasant companion when• he /eels comfortable with people. School is hard going for kicky, who is in Grade one. He especially needs remedial reading. This wistful-looking lad wants a home and family. He should have warm, relaxed parents who will enjoy the out- doors with him. Jacky should be, encouraged to Mel confl- * dent in his own abilities even if -they ere not within his aca- demic lines. It will be best if he can be the youngest in the family. To irreuire about adopting Ricky;' please write to TodaY's Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto. For general adoption information, ask your Children's Aid Society. t. • SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS An Types of CEMETERY MEMORIALS OPEN ,DAILY T. PRYDE & 'SON Inquiries are invited —• Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235.0620 CLINTON 482.9421 SEAFORTH: Contact. Willis Dundas Or Bill Pincjer 527-1382 — Bus. 527-1750 FAIR WEEK. SPECIAL on PIONEER CHAIN SAWS.. MAY 29 --JUNE 3 20% OFF air Pioneer Chain Saws told or. ordered during Clinton Fair ,Week, Similar discounts on saw chain,' bars and sprockets. — Sorry — No Trade-ins at thes<• prices — ROBT. GLEN SAWS CLINTON, ONTARIO SEE YOU AT THE FAIR the fire-resistant documents chest ilere i. IlOW a- Scutt-) Bo., looks inside after 1,1)0.,11re to a lshonr 1701011 fire. .., Clean ..Isle papers! And here is bo» an ashes/ os- lined boa looked after the same Sri and hea't test.. Ottl, (liars avid ashes renia ha! • , Why every home should hurl? a —SentryBox Every day souse 1700 hames,over 130 farms and 100 stores are destroyed or seriously dama ged by fire:. Last year, fires i n the t'nited States and Canada reach e d the sta ggerin g total- of 92,71)0. . . with a resultant loss ofImore'thiit $1076,900,000.• Stop a moment and think: could your irreplaceable papers •,•• • survive a fire) . Tax records must he kept from three to seven years: failure to produce them when needed can cost m oney, Insurance men will tell yOti how important it is to have proof of loss when filin g claims. It pays to pro- tect all records, Now in stock each 74 ht Huron 527-'0240 PROTECT PERSONAL RECORDS . all Sentr yBox MOdels offer - these features: • Fire-tested and• c ertified b > the manufacturer for one hour up to )700°E. • Exchisive seamless tiredoor ccinstruet 1911. • Exclusive ':space a ge - low wei g ht fire-lest insula- • Hon. ••gull ViIgth door hin ges to prevent heat .warp. • Exclusive -desi gner stylin g -.Desert Sa nd. ‘Nith wood-g rahied panelAri g ht metallic trim. • Pop-up top for lockin g V.,t.gr i,ty and opYnin g ease ; soft lined 'Interior Ira > ; recessed handles'. padded no-scratch feet, • SiOunibler key lock. (Key can be removed from lock only when Sentry Box is,locked.) • 3-number combination lock extra • Exclusive factory W•arratity service agreement: ••• income tax and personal valuables chests with inner tray eledel H-2:6 1 2 " high. 13 1 4 " aide and deep. (hilsido. 1111 I) .914 " 16 1 2 " X 11-1 4'. fits, xmitor SEAFORTH for income tax records •cancelled checks• birth certificates•diplomas deeds -letters • notes insurance .policies wills etc. etc. eismisigimmalmiAmemorm DU li a 40 ye r rites •^7,f-' • HURON ii4p0;40,.,SgAiokrif,;0•T:, JUNE 1 19:4--41, News of STAFFA Correspoedent Mrs. Jahn Templeman Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller and Paul attended Convocation at • the University of Guelph enWed- nesday when their daughter, Bonnie Jean, graduated with her Bachelor of Arts, specializing in Geography. Mrs. Garnet Taylor attended graduation at Fanshawe College, when her grandson, Murray J. re Taylor graduated as an Arch- itectural Technician. Mr. and Mrs. John Temple- man attended Convocation at the University of Guelph Friday when their son, Robert, 'received his Bachelor of Science in Agricul- ture Degree. Mrs. Penelope Fell, Mr. Les- lie Worden, Mr. Alvin _warden; Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller and Bonnie were among the guests at the Worden-Babcock wedding at Huron College Chapel, London on Saturday. Miss Darlene Templeman, Waterloo spent the weekend with her family, visiting overnight Saturday with Miss Elizabeth Murtha, Mitchell. Mr. and mr`s. Leslie Miller Visited Sunday evening with Mr. aid Mrs. Ted pooley, Exeter. Nancy and Richard Temple- man visited Saturday with Marg- • aret and Ross Bowman, Fuller- ton. Correspondent Mrs. Bob cronin Dr. Susan C. E. Friend grad- uated with distinction as e Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Guelph, Ontario Veterinary College, on Thurs- day, April 25. She was the recip- 'lent of three awards.*Dr. Friend attended U.S.S. 1 Hibbert, and Mitchell District High School; and is practising in Windsor. A reception was held in her honor at the home of her parents on Sunday. Girls house league Girls 9 to 18 interested in playing softball and coaches int- erested in assisting are asked to register with any association member. ., Dublin Junior Girls Softball Schedule W.O. A. A. June -5 - Dublin at Brodhagen 9:00 P.M. June 16 - Stratford at Dublin 9:00 P.M. June 18 - Brodhagen at Dublin 9:00 P.M. June 21 - Dublin at St. Pauls 9;00 P.M. June 30 - Tavistock at Dublin 9:00 P.M. July 6 - Dublin at Tavistock 9;00 P.M. July 9 - St. Pauls at Dublin 9:00 P.M. July 14 - Clinton at Dublin 9:00 .P . M. July 20 - Dublin at Stratford 6;30 P.M. July 25 Dublin at Clinton 6;30 P.M. New Hamburg at Dublin Dublin at New Hamburg Girls playing on the above team are: Bernice and Audrey Smith, Barbara Kerslake, Maur- een,. Marilyn and Helen Ryan, •Ruth and Geraldine Templeman, Donna Nolan, Patsy and Cathy Murray and Mary Ann Vonk. Manager - Joe Cronin; Coach - Bonnie Kerslake. WJ. Notes The Dublin women'e Institute met at the home of Mrs. R. Aikens with 14 members and 7 visitors present. The secre- tary's report was read by Mrs. Harold Pethick and Mrs. A. Bur- chill gave the treasurers report. Mrs. N. McKay reported on the District Annual held in Sebringe vile and the roll call was ans- wered by "A Verse from the Bible" pertaining to agriculture. A thank you note was read by Mrs. R. Van Bergen. The next meeting is to be held at Mrs. A. Burchill's on June 27 in the form of a tupperwear demon- stration. Lunch was served by Mrs. H. Pethick and r,irs. J. Statton. Courtesy remarks were made by Mrs. J. Dorsey and Mrs. Leon Maloney held the lucky cup. A plant auction was con- ducted by Mrs. J. Burchill. Household hints given by Mrs. R. Aikens included subjects such as noise, pollution, freezing fruits and planting peas, corn. DUBLIN AND DISTRICT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Dublin and District Ath- letic Association held a cabaret dance on Saturday evening in the Seaforth Legion with music =sup- plied by the Blenders. Prizes won were; two T-bone steaks donated by Dublin Butcher Shop won by Torn Murray; two fish and chip dinners by Kramp's Service Station won by Joe Shea; $5.00 worth of merchandise from McCreight's Hardware won by George Ducharme; $5.00 cash by Lou Rowland Transport won by Mrs. Maureen Dearing; two roast bee f dinners from the Huron Hotel won by Ted Melady; $2.00 worth of merchandise from Rita and Joe Ryan's Groceteria won by Ernie Fleming of Stratford; and a fielder's glove donated by All Pro Sports in Stratford was won by Joe Ryan, R.R. #2,Dublin. MEW I!" of Ta. Corresponeent Mrs. Joseph Kale ' Sister M, Viola Feeney, visited her sister, Pers.Jes- - eph Eckert recently, Mr,and Mrs. Ed. McGrath were in London on. Thursday evening attending the graduation dewier and dance of the Respire- tery Technologist class of Fan- shawe College. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Butters "and baby, Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs: Vincent Murray. Danny Murray was unfort- einate in having his hand burned while working on the power lawn mower., Mr. and Mrs. Ben Flanagan and family, Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lane and family, London visited Mr. and Mrs. Correspondent Mrs. Ken Elligson Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe :spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Diegel at shake- speare. They were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mickey McCloy, Stratford and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hinz. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beuer- mann and family, London visited with his parents,, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuermann on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elligsen, Windsor spent.the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Caroline Elite. sen. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scher- berth and family, Detroit, spent the weekend with his parents, M r. and Mrs. Edward S cherbarth. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Leon- hardt were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leonhardt and family of Thamesford. Other guests at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dietz, RR 1, Born- holm and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Docking, RR #2, Staffa. Mrs. Norman Bennewies and Cheryl spent the weekend with • V. J. Lexie. Miss Luella Birk.% London and Miss Catharine Meylan, St. Thomas visited at the home of Mr. and sirs. John Moylan on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray spent the holiday weekend in Windsor with their daughters and their families. Mrs. Harvey Mcelwain and Mrs. Ed McGrath attended grad- uation ceremonies at Fanshawe College On Friday afternoon at Centennial Hall, London. John McGrath is a graduate of the Respiratory Technologist Class. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mailloux called on Mr. and Mrs. V.J. Lane on their way home from London,where they visited their daughter and husband and, new grandchild. -Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Goodanetz and Mary at Toronto. Robert and Rebecca Rock and Shelly Keddy, Dartmouth, N.S., Andy Paulson, Hamilton and Greg Boyd, Halifax, N.S. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock during the weekend. The young people are attending a Youth Con- ference at Waterloo this week. Mr. and Mrs. RoyOrth,Listowel and Dr. and Mrs. Karl Camp- - bell, Goderich visited at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scher- bartheleetroit and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bennewies, Mitchell called on Mr.' and Mrs. Edward Ahrens over the weekend. USE EXPOSITOR WANT -ADS Phone 527-0240 A former poNto AMP?, il4g)t Reverend Joseph Feeney eglem,-breted forty yeers as a priest On Sunday. A eoneelehrated Mass.' was said by Monsignor Feeney with Fathers Jack Costello, Gordon Kennedy and Harvey Fe- eney. Around. 200 attended the afternoon celebration at St. Mi- chaels Church in London.. Among them were his brothers Martin ..and....wilfred Feeney of Dublin, his sistersMrs. 45kikeggh94.42t . Seaforth, Mrs.. TO,CPPotello of - P4014 44 Mrs, • Roy •:T.10.T131).3` cot 04tric*ei*iehleelel• 4144' #ggq.044thor;014,900g- sox .FPP14, *rf, jeaelArMaX9#0.7, of 1144"lan ViRa,,,f4.90;4n. M ny relatives frolat Stn, ittrebau •ancl Seaforth p4riette4, were in aiteetlence. The following 1.:14rhlkimmcl^ bete family spent thedaywithhtin at his cottage at Grand Bend.. Dublin girl receives DV degree On Sunday .afternoon, May 28 Dublin Jr. Girls defeated the Fullerton Girls team in Dublin to a store of 21-17. Later that evening the Dublin Girls went on to Carlingford to defeat them 25 to 8 in innings in Carlingford. Dublin District Athletic Asiociation is sponsoring four leagues of softball playing, in the W.O.O.A. Pee Wee boys coached by Norman McKay; Jun- ior Girls coached by Joe Cronin; Juvenile Girls coached by Larry Cook; Midget Girls, 'coached by David and Charlene Brown.Girls house league will be operatinie again. Coaches are required for this league. Mr. and Mrs. Terryllallinan, Ypsilanti, Mich. spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cronin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Claremont and family, Kitchener were vis- iting with Mr. Ferg Horan on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cori- veau, Kitchener attended the Ath- letic Association dance on Sat- urday evening with friends. Mr. G. L. Gleason, London spent last week • with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith in Seaforth while visiting 'friends in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleary and family, Weston spent the weekend with Mrs. Frank Evans. Mrs. Peter Willerns spent the weekend i0 Northern Ontario with Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hunt. Miss Bernadette Nagle, Lon- don spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Nagle. Remember! It takes but a mornent to place a Brussels Post Want Ad 'and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Brussels 887-0,,614. • 4 A NEWS OF BRODHAGEN