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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-06-08, Page 14SEAFORTH FARMERS. Phone 527-0770 • FOR CORN ATRAZIN ATRA OIL SURFACTANTSd WEED SPRAY • FERTILIZER BULK, BLENDED OR BAGGED for all your requirements • SEED BEANS Anhydrous Ammonia Available Dodge lodge Truths ROWCLIFFE MOTORS SEAFORTH • Phone 527-1670 /./rzoilroo roawAvave now am gee 1370 Dodge, 2-dr., HT. 1970 Chevelle, 2-dr., HT, 1969 Mercury, 2-dr., HT. power 1969 Chrysler, 2-dr., HT., power 1968 Chrysler, 4-dr., HT. 1968 Chev., 2-dr., HT. 1966 Chrysler, 4-dr., HT. GARDEN SEE7S Dutch Set Onions Packaged or Bulk • DAHLIA BULBS LAWN & GARDEN SUPPLIES LAWN MOWERS — TILLERS — GARDEN TOOLS — PEAT MOSS. -- -GARDEN & LAWN FERTILIZERS NOW IN STOCK S EAFORTH UPERIOR TORE SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY FRIDAY --- SATURDAY Raid 11-oz. HOUSE, & GARDEN SPRAY SanIca — 4-oz. FREEZE DRIED COFFEE Kam — 12-oz. LUNCHEON MEATS Crisco COOKING OIL Dream Whip ' DESSERT TOPPING Cheery Morn GROUND COFFEE Premium SOCKEYE SALMON SUPERIOR HOT DOG or HAMBURGER BUNS • • • • • . .„ $1.0,5 $1.15 2 f or 890 24-oz. 650 4-oz. 590, lb. 770 7 31!-oz. 690 • 2 for 49 • 2 doze 890 bunch 310 2 bunches 250 lb. 640 lb. 690 Valencia ORANGES Florida CELERY STALKS Green or RADISHES • • Schneider's . FRESH CHICKEN LEGS Schneider's • COUNTRY SAUSAGE Schneider's — 6-oz. ASSORTED COOKED MEATS 3 for 690 Extra Bonus POLY BAG, HEAVY GAUGE GIANT SIZE 101°1'3 GARBAGE BAGS, OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Seaforth PHONE 527-0990 We Deliver \SUPERIOR la FOOD MARKETS., Cheerleaders are an important element in any athletic event and were recognized at the S.D.H.S. Athletic banquet.' Shown with their new mascot are .(front left) Cheryl Dale, Jane Sills, Betty Southgate, • Gail Doig, Mary Ann Segeren, Rae . Beattie. . • , (Staff Photo) St. Columban couple mark 25th wedding anniversary • • Dublin tOes opening game 40-3 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 6...,-1111E- HURON ESPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., JUNE 8, 1972 HOMEOWNERS CALL to 10 p.m. — $2,000 - $50.006 obtain ai the cash you need and reduce your payments by so much as hen with a 2nd or 3rd 9r# +a oa sensible terms Cs& to 10 pm. today for helpful. 000tibetosh ae PRO r INVESTMENT CORP., 330 Bay St., Toronto Call Collect 36645116 — Evening* 2314146. CorreSPondent Mrs. Bob Cronin The Dublin Jr. Girls' Soft- ball_ team opened their season with a bang Monday evening when they met Brodhagen. The game was played on Brodhagen's field and, at the end of 6 innings the Brodhagen girls coaceedecl the game as Dublin was leading 40-4. The highlight of Dublin's team Was a grand slam home run for MaiIt'een Ryan and a home run for Cathy Murray. The Dublin pitchers were in fine form and the team as a whole played • well. Hold Shower Miss Margaret Rose Ryan was honoured at a bridal shower on May 26th at her home prior to her wedding to Mr. D.J.MacRae on June 24th. Miss Irma Aggar, MAss Gladys Roney and Miss Pat Ryan hosted the enjoyable even- ing with a variety of games. Miss Ryan was then read a , short address and presentedwith many lovely gifts. Afterraopening her gifts, the bride to be thanked the 32 ladies present for attending and for their thoughtful'gtfts, . Lunch was then served by the hostesses. 44104,44666,664414.64.400,66•••••441 WANTED LIVE 'FIELD MICE 25c each 527-1700 527-1979 Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cronin and family, Kitchener, were visiting with friends and relatives on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs-Ken Stapleton and family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stapleton and Paul, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jameson, Toronto, spent the weekend with Brewers defeat Harmony Brodhagen Brewers scored one run in the third, three in the eighth and five in the ninth to defeat the Harmony Langes 9 - 0 in St. Paul's on May 29th. Doug. Leonhardt pitched the nine innings for Brodhagen, allowing only four hits and strik- ing out 17 batters enroute to the victory. On June 1 at Brodhagen the Brewers again defeated the Langes by a score of 14 - 5. Al French started the game for Brodhagen and was relieved by Doug. Leonhardt in the sixth Brodhagen is tied with Kirk- ton for the lead in the • "B" division. On June 13 Kirkton plays at Brodhagen in what will be the battle for first place. On Thursday, June 15, Tavis- tack, who are leaders in the "A" division, will play at Brod- Wen in a game that may indicate Brodhagen has a chance ,to: surprise some of the-"A" teams• this year. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cronin anti' family on the weekend. Miss Kay Stapleton spent the weekend in Barrie with Mrs. Rita Newcombe. Mr. and Mrs. George Coville attended the 25th arudversary Mass of Father Boyer at St. Christopher's Church, Forbst, and the reception that followed in the auditorium of John Fisher School. News of BRODHAGEN Correspondent Mrs. Ken Elligsen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scher- barth and family were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Gilck and girls, Kitchener on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Lavern Wolfe were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Earlyn 'Wilker, at ,their cottage at Lakeside on Sunday. Other guests there were, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe and family , Strat- ford, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe and family, London, W.' Officer, and , Mrs. Dick-W,atson and family, 5t, Thomas, and Mrs. Hilda Rus- ton, Ripley. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock and Norman' Rock last weekend were Rev. Robert Rock, Rev. Frank Keddy and. Mr. Ed Horne„„Dartmouth, Nova Sco- tia and Toth' Van Every, St, Thomas.. Two children were baptized at SL Peter's Lutheran Church on Sunday by Pastor A. Horst. They. were Beverley Diane and Barbara Anne, daughters pf Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rapien. Compile directory A directory of all public ser- vice organizations in Huron county has been compiled by the Huron County Social Ser- vices Committee. The committee, financed under the Local Initiatives Pro- gram, completed,' the -diVectory and began distributing it last ,week. Copies will go'to libraries, newspapers, ministers; doctors and others involved in helping -the public. The directory gives these people the names and numbers of social agencies, health ser- . viees-i- recreational services;, educational institutions and ser- vice industries such as news- papers. Use Exposit0 Want - Ads Phone 527-0240 • • • , • • • • • • • 1970- Ford Station Wagon • • a • A largely attended reception in the Legion Hall, Seaforth marked the 25th wedding anni- versary of Mr. and Mrs:-.Fergais Feeney. • Neighbours took advantage of the occasion to present ,Mr. and Mrs. Feeney with a studio couch and members of their family presented them with a coffee table, matching end tables and a set of lamps. Mr. and Mrs. Feeney were married on May 10, 1947 by the late Father. T. P. Hussey in St. James Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth. The bride wa.s.) the former Teresa Walsh,daugh- ter of Mrs. John Walsh, now of St. Mary's Hospital in London. and the late John Walsh of Mc- Killop. Mr. Feeney is a son of Mr. and Mrs. -Martin Feeney, An anniversary mass to com- memorate the event was' sung by Monsignor White, Father Oostveen and Father Tom Mc- Quaid. Mr. and Mrs. Feeney have a family of five sons and four daughters, William, Dublin, Linda, Mary,. Barbara, Louise, Patrick, Michael, Joseph and Martin all at home and one grand- son, Tim. • - An address accompanying the presentation, was read by Joseph O'Reilly. The presentation was made by -Michael Doyle on behalf of the gathering. The address: It really is a pleasure to have this chance to say, "Sincere Congratulations," on your Silver Wedding Day!" - then to hope that happy hours and treasured memories, too, will make this anniversary a perfect day for you! Your neighbours, relatives and friends have gathered here, on this. happy occasion - "Your Silver Anniversary Day," to-wish you both and your lovely family, Bill, Linda, .Mary, Barbr ara, Louise, Rat, Mike, Joe,n.nd Martin along with Helena and your little grandson, Tim, every happiness , - now and for the years to come: 'May your joys be as bright as the morning - your y-eara of hapPiness as numerous.- as the stars in the heavens. As each anniversary comes° and every new year starts, may,, that glow keep shining in your hearts! So, tonight with spirits bright, we bring you this small token. When evening comes and chores -are done, 'tis time for a well- earrAd rest. Just sit down and enjoy life at its best! May these special words and- the thoughts they convey, add to the happiness of this day. Our wish for you is every success, along with health and happiness. Our future hopes will always be the celebration of your "Golden Jubilee"! May the next 25 years be as happy as the last. Attending from a `stance were: Mr. and Mrs. lin J. Walsh, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Baden, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Borden Bayes, Scarbor- ough, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Aslin, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Mocklin, Rexdale, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clark, London, Mrs. Denis Walsh,• London, Mr. and Mr,s. Raymond Coombs, Sea- , forth, Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. , Feeney,, Petersburg, Mr. and , .Mrs. William Feeney, Kitchen:- er, Mr.. „and ' Mrs. Joseph "F, Ryan, Dublin. Newt '.of Staffa Attend institute meeting 1971 Models Chevs., Pontiacs, Fords, Mustangs, Vegas'. a. 12 Chevs, Pontiacs, Fords 1970 Models 10 1- 1969 GMC 950 Series Cab & Chassis 350 engine, 5 speed Trans. 1- 1969 GMC 3/4 Ton pickup 1- 1968 1 ton pickup 1- 1967 Chev. 3/4 Ton Pickup STATION WAGONS Correspondent • Mrs. John Templeman ,- Former members and 4-H leaders were guests of the Staffa Women's Institute on Wednesday afternoon May 31st when they celebrated the 75th anniversary of the Federated Women's Ins- titute of • Ontario. welcoming guests in the Township Hall, dec- orated in 'Institute colours, were Mrs. Penelope -Fell, Mrs. Ruby Reed, Miss Vera Hambley and Miss Olive Speare. Mrs. John Miller 'presided for the opening, exercises and welcomed the 60 members and guests. present. Greetings were brought from the ,F.W.I.O. ' by alternate board member Mrs. Wilfred SeebaCh • and from South Perth District • , bryietMprrse.sidCealntv.in Christie, Dist- •. • •••• • gave an interesting and thought • ' producing talk on "Challenge". • a Mrs. Robert McCaughey enter-• • : member) was given by Mrs. John • •• Mrs. T. L. Scott contributed • two solos accompanying ,herself • on the autoharp. Miss Olive • Speare gave a humerous read- 1 ii• ing on an "Auction Sale". Re- • grets and good wishes were read • by Mrs. Charles Douglas • from several former members : who could not be present. The • 4-H leaders from the 3 home- • -makers clubs set up a display I. of articles which the girls had • made in their 4-H club "Acces- • series for the dub' girls bed- oil room". Mrs. John Miller pre- sented 2 4-H girls, Rae Butson, ••• Staffa #1 and Marilyn Miller, Staffa #3 with gifts from the • Institute for successfully corn- s pleting 12' clubs and receiving • their Provincial honours. Court- 1- 1969 Ford 2 T.D. I0 passenger Country Ille esy remarks were given by Mrs. • Ross McPhail. The anniversary , . l - 1968 Spquoirrde Custom 500, 10 passenger e, Carter Kerslake, Mrs. Cameron • cake and icecrearn were served .1 by the lunch committee, Mrs. • Vivian, Mrs. Robert McCaugheYr sib and Min. Roy MacDona,ld. . ger , • PHONE 8874173 • . • • • -BRUSSELS — ONTAR0110. '"The Home of potter Used Cars" VP E EAT EVENING - •:- tanhed wgereelldw wooitdhslmeyr,. visited t ed Mrs. on • Robert Norris and tamily. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boylan • f • • • a••••• 0000000000000 ••••••••••p• 4 • • • • • • 6 • • • •••••••••••• • • • ; , family,aM'nrd'M faran.1 Tid GI loMnydaresvMr". il Srcjhisotihe John oBSbuu'ernride t Norr is aigy h wind i i 11 1972 Models Chevs, Chev, Impales 2 Pi 4 door Hardtops. La Mans 2-dr. H.T:s. • . BRussELsmoTovs • ii• by Mrs. anAr.thur Kemp (a former This. means- added savings when you purchase a new or used car. 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