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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-06-15, Page 4All ready for a busy prograni during the next school year at Seaforth District High School are members of the executive of the Students Council who were elected recently. They are (front left) Bob Carnochan, president; Dianne Phillips, Treasurer and (standing) Bruce McDonald, vice president and Vicki Miller, secretary. ' (Staff Photo) "Ws " STAFFA • • • • • ,:, SEAFORTH LIONS • 37th SUMMER 3.1311Q. MOMS-3. Thurs. .. Fri. Sat., Different program each night featuring Canadian Play-Boys from. CFPL-ITV, and The All-Tones, Billy Meek of Pig and . Whistle fame and Hal Bee, hand balancing star. AT THE $EAFORTH LIONS PARK 29-30 AP • MATIONS for SWIMMING LESSONS ' SEAFORTH LIONS POOL Applications for Swimming Lessons at the Seaforth • Lions Pool• this• Summer are now • • being accepted.,* Applications are to be made on forms available at Seaforth Public, St. James Separate and - Huron Centennial Schools, The Huron Expositor or at the Park. Two Courses Are Planned ... The First in July and the Second in August Applications are to be completed and returned not later than Friday, June 23rd, so that classes may be an- ounced. prior to commencement of in- *ruction, July 4th, 1972. There is no charge for instruction, but• Students are required to purchase a Season's Ticket. THESE ARE AVAILABLE ,AT THE POOL Seaforth t Columban Winners in CWLpenny sale draw E. HURON ExposSiToR, SE. FORTH, ONy., 4UNg 15, 1912 IP • Correspondent Mrs. Joseph Kale Winners in the• recent penny sale sponsored by the CWL of St. Columban were; towel set, Mrs. Wm. Oldfield, Seafprth; gold lawn chair, Jim McQuaid, RR 5, Seaferth; vegetable crisp- ers, Denise Lane, St. Columban; dog and ball, Mrs. Maurice Mel- ady, RR 2, Dublin; cannister set, Jamle Neeley, Stratford; pic- nic cooler, Mrs. Vincent Lane, RR 5,Seaforth; bath set, Mrs. Charles Cunningham, Clinton. ----white sugar, Mrs. Maurice Mel- ady, RR 2,Dublin; salad bowls, Mrs. _Joe Ryan, St. Columban; , beverage set, Mrs. Keith Rock, Walton; tea toWelt, Regina Van Bakel, St. Columban; waste bask- et, Mark Ryan, RR 1,Dublin; clamp-on umbrella, Mrs. Isa- belle Rau, Seaforth; glasses, Judy Dorsey, St. Columban; 50 lbs. white sugar, Margaret McMillan, Detroit; box of chocolates, Mrs. Maurice Melady, RR 2,Dublin; wall planter, Mrs. Maurice Mel- adY, RR 2,Dublin; box of groc- eries, Barney Hildebrand, Sea- forth; teapot, Mrs. Bill McMil- lan, Seaforth; lawn chair, Miss Mary Purcell, RR 2,Staffa; cass- erole dish', Mrs. Bob Upshall, Seaforth; duralex glasses, Mrs. Stephen Murray, Seaforth; tow- els, Mrs. Bill O'Shea, Seaforth; picnic jug, Vicki O'Rourke, sea- forth; shorts and top set, Jeff Britton; groceries, Mrs. Dave Regier, Kitchener; cookie jar, Mrs. Vincent Lane, Seaforth; glasses, Maureen Ryan, Dublin; bath towels, Mrs. Dominic Mur- ray, Walton; coffee percolator, Mrs. Jess Dillon, Seaforth; 10 lbs. sugar, Mrs. Hilda Austin, Seaforth; sheet, Mrs. Jane Aus- tin, • Seaforth; rolling pin with tea towel, Mrs. Margaret Wright, Seaforth; birdbath, 'Mary Ann Nolan, St. Columban; bedroom mat, Gerard Ryan, RR 5,Seaforth; birdbath-sponges, Mrs. Barney SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY FRIDAY — SATURDAY White Swan 2's BATHROOM TISSUE Kraft CHEEZ-WHIZ • • • 1.. Maxwell House INSTANT- -COFFEE • Chcisties RITZ BISICUTS Rise 'N Shine .ORANGE CRYSTALS Chiquita BANANAS Sunkist — 113's VALENCIA ORANGES California HEAD LETTUCE Schneider's RED HOT WIENERS Schneider's FRESH CHICKEN WINGS Schneider's Sweet Pickled - COTTAGE ROLLS EXTRA BONUS :— Poly Bag, Heavy Gauge 10 for3901 Garbage Bags, Gt. ,:.Size Correspondent • Mrs. John Templeman A number of ladies from Staffa Community enjoyed the Horti- Cultural bus trip to Hamilton on Saturday., Miss Darlene Templeman Waterloo spent the weekend with her family, and was a guest Sat- urday at the •Agar-McDonald wed- ding in London. RoYden Ritz, WMlaceburg spent the Weekend with Rob Tern- pleman. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller were Dr. Jean, Erwin, Miss Margar- et Hocking, W.J. Hocking, ,Tor- onto, Misses Edna and Janet Miller and Mr. Jim Cross, Lon- don. STAFFA #1 '4-H The Staffa 41 4-H Garden Club met Saturday morning at the home of the leader. The roll call was answered by all mem- bers "One vegetable: in my gar- den that requires thinning." Mrs. Jeffrey discussed how to stake tomatoes, weed control, trans- planting and thinning, insect and disease control, proper land- scaping of 4awns and drivewayS. In order to have attractive home surroundings it is necessary to design and plan before purchas- ing shrubs and plants. The basic principles of 'landscape design are simplicity, • unity, balance, accent, proportion and scale, she said. The next meeting will be held in July. Hildebrand, Seaforth; notee hold- er, Mrs. Jesse Dillon, Seaforth; pillow cases, Pauline Coyne, RR 2, Staffs,. (Editor's note - This list, which was intended, for publi- cation two weeks ago, unfortun- ately was misiaia.) Celebrate anniversary Mr. and Mrs. GordonStaples, RR #2, Dublin were honored on the occasion of their Silver Wed- ding Anniversary by a surprise party -sponsore_d and attended by forty friends and neighbOurs- at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Joseph A. Lane, on Wednesday evening June 7. The evening was spent by pro- gressive euchre, presentation of gifts and lunch." An address of " congratulations was read by Mary Lou Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Staples were presented with an 11 piece set of stainless steel cookware and a, blanket. On Sunday, June 11 a High Mass was offered for their in- tentions by Fr. P.A. Oostveen, pastor of St. Columban Church and attended by their family and relatives. Also arranged and kept as a surprise by their family was , 'a get-together which fol- lowed at their home in the after- noon. 'and evening, and also a dinner at the Dublin Hotel at 5 p.m. They were the recip- ients of many useful and varied household gifts: Mr. and Mrs. Staples were married in Waterloo, Ontario on June 7, 1947. They have a family of seven daughters and one son: Linda, Mrs. Frank Fischer, Strafford- ville; Sharon, Stratford; Barb- ara (Mrs. Douglas Kittmer) RR #3, Lakeside; Jerry, W lima, Lor- Area grads raine, Charmaine and 4eanette at home. They also halve one grandchild. Mr. Staples is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Staples of Blyth while Mrs. Staples is the former Catherine Ducharme, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Auguste Ducharme, St. Colum- ban. CATHOLIC WOMENS LEAGUE The last meeting of the sea- son of the„Catholic Womens' League was held last week in the Parish Hall with 15 members present. Father Oostveen was present and opened and closed the meeting-with.prayer, "Thank you notes" were read fiona Dominic Murray, past president, and from Leo Hagen. It was announced that Rev. Father Spen- cer is the new director in London diocesce succeeding Rev. Father Hennessey who resigned. The altars will be cared for by Mrs. Lewis Coyne and Mrs.-Frank Ryan. Mrs. V.J.La.ne was named to visit the sick. Final plans were made for the June tea and bingo. Mrs. Leonard O'Rourke gave the report of the diocesan convention held in Sarnia.. The 411 girls showed their sleepwear, which they had made. Miss Nell Doyle, London, visited. Michael Doyle and Ted Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith, Ac- ton, and Mr. and Mrs. David Regier, Kitchener, and their fam- ilies, visitied Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Cronin. Mr. and Mrs. V.J.Lane were in London recently, attending the baptism of Michelle Marie Mac- Donald. Carl Stapleton, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stapleton and Patrick, Lon-. don, visited Mrs. "Joseph Kale on Sunday. 4 f" $1.00 • • 16-oz. 790 . 6-°z• $1.17 16-oz. 590 4's 690 2 lbs. 290 doz. 630 ea. 250 lb. 670 • • • • lb. 390 lb. 7st REMEMBER 1*FOOD MARKETS*1 READ and USE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED, 527-0240 PHONE - DIRECT Phone 527,0995 —Each Father's Day Gift Is Boxed Without Charge— Bill O'Shea MEN'S WEAR FATHER S DAY, IS JUNE 18 JOIN THE FUN Kenneth William Flanagan, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. • Flanagan who graduated from University of Guelph with an Associate Diploma in Agri- culture. Leonard Keith Jamieson, son of Mrs. J. Arnold Jamie- • son and the late Mr. Jamie- Son, R.R. 4, Clinton, graduated recently from the 0.A.C., Uni- versity of Guelph, . with a Bachelor 'of Science Degree in Agriculture. He attended school in' Mullett, Township and Seaforth District High School and has accepted a position with Cyanamid of Canada Ltd. Smiles . • Secretary to boss: "Of course, I can spell correctly. But I'm not a fanatic about it." "How can I cure my hus- band of snoring?" the lady asked her doctor. "By kindness, understanding, helpful advide and patience," ad- vised the doctor. "But I've tried all that," she said. "In that case," replied the Doc, "you might try stuffing an old sock into his mouth." Walking down the street with a friend one day, a professor passed a large fish market where a fine catch of codfish, with mouths wide-open and eyes star- ing, were arranged in a row. The professor stopped, looked at them, and, clutching his friend by the arm, exclaimed: "Heav- ens, that reminds me - I should be teaching a class nowt" Action Ads Miss Sandra Churchward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Churchward of Toronto and granddaughter of Ivy Henderson of Saaforth, received her B. A. in Psycology from Waterloo Lutheran University. She has taken a position with Pringle and Booth of Toronto. Mary Lou . Robertson daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. James Robertson, Selforth, recently graduated liotb the • School of Design at Fanshawe College. She is pursuing her career with a drapery firs in , London. 0 0