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BANC:HART, KELLY, DON & CO.
Chartered Accountants
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R. W. REID, C.A.
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STICKERS
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AIM
MAR R IAGE: :
ANOTHER UNION THAT
DEFIES MANAGEMENT
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Township of Hibbert.
The Municipal Landfill Site (Dump)
will be open
Saturday April 7
from, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and
every Saturday until further notice.
NO CAR BODIES, WIRE or CONCRETE
Charles Friend,
Clerk
FARM SEEDS
Climax Timothy, Grass and Clover Seeds
Locally Grown — Barley (Herta and Fergtis)
Gary Oats, Cereal Mixtures, Century Peas.
— SPECIAL MIXTURES —
"As in the past, we will also prepare mixtures to meet
your own individual requirements based .an recom-
mendations by the Department of Agriculture. (See
pages 20 to 32 in "field Crop Recommehdations for 1973").
7-- RED CLOVER
(See page 27, in Crop Recommendations)
There is nothing better
than RED CLOVER for soil-building purposes.
R. N. ALEXANDER
at THE SEED PLANT in LONDESBORO
Clinton 482-7475
Blyth 523-4399
TURN ONS
AN AMERICAN
FIRGT ANNOUNCES
Nis INVENTION,
THEN THE Rocx-,Ms
CLAIM THEY PIGCoVERci) IT YEARS
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SUNDAY
Smorgasbord
12100 Noon to
8:00 p.m.
Baron of Beef
(The hip of beef-cut
to individual orders,
Try It This
Sunday
.. bring the family
Li censed Under LLBO
Reservations Appreooteti
But Not Necessary
Les Pines Hotel
EXETER
Is pleased to 'anno_unce that
BASIL CHASE
is the new managing chef in charge
of all food and dining arrangements
FOOD SERVED 7 DAYS A WEEK
..........
Breakfast
Served From 7:00 a.m.
* Full Course Dinners
Noon and Supper
NOON
BUFFET
In The Ebony Room
Starting 12:00 Noon
* Spatics
Served Throughout the Day Until
Late Evening
DINING FACILITIES LICENCED
UNDER LLBO
Make Reservations For Our Special
EASTER SUNDAY SMORGASBORD
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4T.14E kIII/R011"004:331TOR, 3RA14)R711,'"014T., APRIL, 12, 1973
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ert inspects
s and'bridges
.3 .11.115bert 'council carried, out insurance coveragewasreviewed
r sPeetien Of township roads, by Frank Campbell of
gheOke0 bridge construction and Road Vouchers for $4:159.54
100ke41—:# Municipal drainage. -and General Account ofS7,023.74
work, during a tour of the munl-
CValttY ,,following a special
W Meeting On ednesday.
At the April meeting the pre-
ceding Monday, council received
several delegations. Matt Mc
Oreight, inspecting trustee of
Dublin discussed the dog problem
,in the village and council agreed
to publish advice that it was
intended to control dogs in the
township as well as in Dublin.
Alex Miller discussed a land
division problem and Don Hock-
ing a drain problem. Township CWL installs new executive
at regular April meeting
operation during the past year.
Mrs. Ron Murray who attended
the abortion talk in Stratford told
the ladies it was suggested they
obtain their doctors' views on
abortion and if he appraVed abor-
tion, to change doctors. The lad-
ies present were asked to send
letters to Dr. Potter and their
Members of Parliament stating
their views.
The quilt which was made by
the members of the C.W.L. was
won by Mrs. Rose Stapleton.
Mrs. F rank Kistner adjourned
the meeting.
Prize winning speeches were
given by Frank Flanagan, Jim
McCreight, Ruth McCreight and
Donna McGrath.
Slides were shown by Miss
Gwen Fuhr of her European holi-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeCoville
have returned from a weeks va-
cation at Put Franks where
they visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Tate and while there spent
some time fishing along Lake
Huron.
^ Mr. Joe Doyle returned home
last week after spending, two
weeks in Tucson, Arizona, where
he was visiting his brother, Mr. ,
and Mrs. Gerald Doyle.
Mrs. *alter Marriott is a
patient in Seaforth hospital where
she underwent surgery on Friday.
Mr. Steye Marriott suffered a
severe shakihg-up when his
motorbike collided on Raglan St.
with another bike driven by his
friend, J. Aikens of Mitchell.
Were approved.
Council deferred considera-
tion of the minutes of the Mitchell
District Planning Board of March
19th, to the May meeting, when
township Planning Board repre-
sentatives would be present.
There being no objections in
writing to, the Re-zoning by-law
for Lot 30 Con 1, Clerk Charles
Friend was instructed to arrange
with the township solicitor for
clearance with the Ontario Muni-
cipal Board.
Tenders are to .be called for
the Scott Drainage Works and
.Weevel Branch Drainage Works,
and the Court of Revision was
set for April 23rd at the Town-
ship hall. .
By-Laws were passed for
Warble Fly Spraying, collection
of half year tax levy on the 15th
June, 1973, and two readings given
to the Scott Drainage Works,
and Neevel Branch Drainage
Works.
it was agreed to bring the
regular Meeting of council
for May forward to May 3rd ,
and the Clerk was instructed to
advertise accordingly.
The C.W.L. met in St. Pat-
ricks school. The President, Mrs.
Joe Delaney opened the meeting
with prayer, The secretary, Mrs.
Bill Feeney gave the minutes and
correspondence and the treasur-
er Mrs. Keith McCarthy gave her
report.
Mrs. Delaney introduced, the
new president, Mrs. Joe Cronin
and the new vice-president, Mrs.
Ron Murray. She expressed her
thanks to all the ladies who helped
quilt and to the past president
Mrs. Frank Kistner and to the
remaining executive for their co-
News of
Brodhagen
Correspondent
Mrs. Ken Elligsen
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Lavern Wolfe during the week-
end were Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Diegel, Shakespeare, Mrs. Alice
Tait, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Wolfe, Monkton, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hinz, Kitchener, Ru-
dolf Fischer, Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs,. Rob Brady,
Delhi visited during the week-
end with her parents Mr. and
Mrs., Harvey Ahrens.
--Mr. and...-Mr's. Gary Sholdice
and family of Waterloo, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Elligsen and boys.
Mr. Edward Scherbarth Sr.
returned to his home last week
having been a patient at the
Sreaforth Community Hospital.
On Wednesday, Warrant Of-
ficer, Dick Watson, Doug and
Ray Shean, St. Thomas, visited
with Mr.-and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe.
Mr. and 'Mis.ifictiard.Leon-
hardt, Jeffrey and Kevin, Strath-
roy visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Hernian Leonhardt.
Mr. Mariott is able to be out
and around on crutches with a
very sore ankle.
Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Smale
returned last week from a two
week vacation in Florida.
Mr. Jack Darling is a patient
in Stratford General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kistner of
Brodhagen and Mr. and Mrs.
,Ed Byers spent Thursday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Maloney.
Mr. Joe Murray of Kitchener
visited on the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Melva Murray and
Jerry.
Mr. and, Mrs. Jerry Eckert
of Owen Sound, spent the weekend
with Mr. Mike Eckert.
Miss Theresa ,,,,Ryan, of
London, visited with her mother
and Alice on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferg Stapleton
returned home during the past
week from a holiday in Florida.
Mr. Jack Cleary of Toronto
with Mrs. Frank Evans on the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Coubel of .
Kitchener visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Looby.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Flanagan
visited on Sunday with their
daughter Catharine, R.N.,at
Englehart.
Mrs. Jean Dill is a patient
in Stratford General Hospital.
Mr,and Mrs. Doug McG livery
and family of London spent Sunday'
with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello.
Mr. and Mrs. J.D. MaGrae of
London, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Don MaCrae.
The Dublin girls hockey team played Seaforth's team on Monday but lost 3 to 1. Members of
the team are; Back L. to R., Coach, George Ducharme, Debbie Cameron, Bernice Smith, Linda
Van Bergen, Maureen Ryan, Marilyn Ryan: (Front) Dianne Brosen, Laurie McKay, Geraldine
Raymen, Beatrice Ducharme, Anette Ducharme and Audrey Smith. (Staff Photo)
Giudes 7 & 8 of St. Columban „Separate School didlhe history of St. Colurnban as an Education
Week project. This group used a map to point to the communities that serve Huron and Perth.
Shown are (left) Judy Dorsey, Brenda Brooker, Richard Verberne, Ron McIver, Marianne Kale.
' (Staff Photo)
St. Colubban along ,with many other schools celebrated Education Week when parents were
invited to see What their children are doing at school. Here Elizabeth Klaver, Henrietta De Witt
and Roseann Nolan display Exports andImports of Italy, the country which the grades are studying.
(Staff Photo)
•
Joe Claessens, Simon Kalver, Pat O'Reilly and Frank Claessens with the aid of a diagram
they developed explained how the community meets the needs of the people. The demonstration
was a feature of education week at St. Columban School. (Staff Photo)
SEAFORTH
JEWELLERS
for
DIAMONDS, WATCHES
JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA
GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION
All Types of Repairs
Phone 527-0270
10,0 •00
The annual meeting of the
Catholic women's League of St.
Columban waa held in the church
hall on Apr. 2. The' President,
Mrs. Roy Swart chaired the meet-
ing. It was reported that an
enjoyable.afternoon was spent with
the residents of Kilbarchan. The
nominating committee consisting
of Mts. John O'Leary and Mrs.
Len O'Rourke presented the fol-
lowing slate of officers: past
President, Mrs. Roy Swart;
President, Mrs. Francis Bick-
nell; First Nice-President, Mrs.
Len O'Rourke; 2nd Vice-
President, Mrs. Leon Maloney;
3rd Vice-president, Mrs. Domi-
nic Murray; Treasurer, Mrs.
Theo Van Bakel; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs-. Clarence Ryan;
Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Thomas J. Murray.
The following conveners were
appointed: Spiritual, Mrs. John
O'Leary, Mrs. John Moylan;
Press, Mrs. frank Murray;
Entertainment, Mrs. Wm. Al-
Veit,' Mrs. Len O'Rourke;
Funeral Lunches, Mrs. Richard
Downey;? Meeting Lunches, Mrs.
,Dennis Nolan, Mrs. John Shea;
"ljecoratipg, Mrs. John O'Leary;
St.:Cpitirribcin.CW-1.
- yisits KOarchan
Mrs. Steve Murray Jr.; Kitchen
Mrs. Len O'Rourke; Linens, Mrs.
. Jack Lane, Mrs. Richard Downey,
Mrs. Lewis, Coyne, 'Mrs. Mau-
rice Melady; Special Events,
Mrs. Edward Melady, Mrs. Tom
Kale, Mrs. Roy Swart, Mrs. Al-
, bert Cronin, Mrs. Don Moylan,.
Mrs. James Cronin, Mrs. Paul
Vogels, Mrs. Bill Murphy, Mrs.
Steve Murray Jr.; ,Visitors to
the Sick, Mrs. Steve Murray and
Mrs. Frank Murray.
Father Oostveen installed the
new executive and presented the
gavel to the new president. The
Diocesan Convention is to be
held on May 8 and 9 in Chatham.
It was decided to haVe a High
Mass said for the late Father
McCowell, former pastor of St.
Columban. A High Mass is also
to be said for the intentions of
Sister Jean Moylan who became
professed into the Sisters of
St. Joseph in March. Father
Oostveen spoke on league work
• and encouraged members to be
active and work together. It
was decided to have a bake sale
in the hall after Good Friday
services. Father Oostveen
closed the meeting with prayer.
on and after April 18, 1973 all-
DOGS
found running loose in the
TWP of
H1BBERT
including the village of Dublin
WILL BE
DESTROYED
owners of dogs are
advised to control their
dogs accordingly
By order
TWP of Hibbert
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