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The Huron Expositor, 1974-03-14, Page 6,11.. mow, .. .� . .. , .... .............. ...: ..:..... ....+,w....,,n rui , .. .., .. w .... •,, f . - Y'"�+h.'T—l'.,s'L^^' � �1Ri.���:��.��'�P'A1�MT�M�1'A.....Y!�'.�4�, .. _ .i�'K .( 4.Ln ,.. kr{.'4,r+.w.mmM+ .xa..—r.r ',� n : �Celi6brate, t 17th r1 Saturday night $t, Patrick is the patron saint of homemade entertainment and ijRsk a Ireland and those who are Irish by have been discontinued, children t" heritage or just by inclination still learn about and mark St. ! annually celebrate his day on Patrick's Day in school. 1t March 17. This year the 17th falls --Most adults and not only those T,(; on a Sunday, therefore the more from Dublin and St. Columban, " active celebrations will probably remember to wear a bit of "the • .. be held,on Saturday night. green" -.an the 17th. " s:. .• - In the cammunilies in this area Who was St. Patrick? where the majority of oriL ]nal According to a book called "A leaves '��er +7settlers came from Ireland, like Yearbook of Customs" he was a 5torm r ®aS slippery' Dublin and St. Columban, St. priest in Ireland who explained, Patrick's Day Concerts were for using the three leafed shamrock The heavy sleet storm on returned last week from Florida -a MacRchtmeae , and and Mrs. Mike many years traditional. as a visual aid, that Father, Son Friday of last wdek left roads in a Mrs. Kate Krauskopf is a MacRae and Mr. ani Mrs. J. D. Concerts were held in the and Holy Ghost, although Three treacherous driving condition. No patient in Seaforth Community MacRae of London. Mr. and Mrs. schools and the community for Persons, were but one God. serious damage was reported Hospital. J. D. MacRae were sponsors for miles around attended. Although The shamrock became his except a car driven by Mrs. Wm. Mrs. Peter Maloney Sr. is a the Christening of Patrick Harold, the community St. Patrick's Day emblem and its green colour slipped off the road into patient in Seaforth 'Community son of Mr. and Mg's, Tony Visser concerts have, unfortunately came to stand for the patron saint a ditch and deep water one Hospital. of Hibbert Twp: on Sunday. some sap, gone the way of most and for Ireland. mile north of Dublin. Mrs. Mrs. Kramer&visited on the Iry ►. IAon MacRae, chairman of r Flanagan escaped through a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dublin Hydro, attended the 65.th f h window but fortunately was not Eckert at Cambridge. annual meeting o t e Ontario itijured. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney Municipal EleStric Association at spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. the Royal York Hotel, in Toronto Several from' here attended a Harold Maloney at.Seaforth. during . the past week. Mr. going -away arty in Brodhagen Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Don MacRae has represented Dublin Community Centre on Friday MacRae on Sunday were Mr. and at this meeting faithfully for the night for Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Bruce Hallman of Kit- past ten years. Cronion, prior to their departure for Alberta where they intend to make their future home. SHILLELAGHS - Students at St. Columban School have been decorating their C.WX. Meeting Madeline Murray , Personals school and learning about St. Pat rick's Day so that they'll understand what all the The March meeting of the correspondence by Cecilia Ryan Mr. Jas. P. Krauskopf has celebrating is about on March 17th. In this group picture are: (From Left) (Back C,W.L, was held iu the parish hall and the treasurer's report by Rika returned last week from St. Row 1(: Brendan Lane, Micheal Van Drunen, John Hicknell, Pat Melady; Row 2: on March 5 with 20 ladies and Van Bakel. Faye Albert and girls Josephs Hospital in London, Randy Brooker, Richard Visser, Carolyn O'Reilly, Louise Nolan, Mary Jo Ryan, their husbands present. The President, Marie Hicknell, will look after the altars for March and Teresa Barry will visit the much improved in health. Mrs. Jack Darling was taken by , Mary Murray; Row III: Wayne • Ryan, Ken Swart, Colleen Melady, Denise presided. Fr. Oostveen opened sick. ambulance to Seaforth Com- Dueharme,Rob Lane, Doug.'Steinman, Gary Malone; Front Row: Jo -Anne Albert, the meeting with prayer. •• On March 20 the. ladies will munity Hospital on Sunday Margaret Hicknell, Debbie Brooker, Janice Murray, Tommy Turner. The minutes were read by entertain the residents of morning, suffering from a severe eludes a whole grain cereal." degree burns. ` Kilbarchan Nursing Home. The stroke. H families are just as concerned as IL, `es were thanked for the part - Mr. and Mrs. Louis Looby they took at the World Day of Prayer at which Mrs. Lawrence Howard,, past diocesan president, was guest sptaker. DonationsrMrs. were_ approved for Sundale Manor and Bunny Bundle. Auditors and• a nominating committee wereillop appointed. Plans are • underway for the parish party on April 20.pondent Father Oostveen closed the Regele U- Flower Show 'at' ,the O Keefe Every ,week more and more arrived home last' week after ,a Centre in Toronto. people discover wha$ mighty jobs three-week vacation in Ud'ited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chessell are accomplished by low cost Post States. On their trip, they spent nd Brian of Varna visited Sunday Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial some time in. Florida, going asrfar ith Mr. and Mrs, Robert Laing. 527 0171 every week. as Miami, and also visited • Loll ,Rowland Chattanooga, Tennessee. Their daughter, Bonnie, 'also arrived TRUCKING home last week, having spent.two weeks in Hawaii. St. Patride's Day Barterin to Mexico DUBLIN g� 1 received a little, pamphlet the pound of wheat to make one Mrs. Jean Carey is sporting a other day 'from Alberta: I don't pound of bread. Although wheat lovely tan ,following her week's mike DoYI a Phone 345-�Oi know the organization producing flour is the main constituent of vacation in Acapulco, Mexico. it, but I think it's the Alberta the bread, the cost of the wheat One of the things she noticed , government. It is so good that 1 has little to do with the cost of the while there was that the only Shipper of U.C.O. will just copy most of it. So here bread. It's the handlin trans- lace one aid the rice on a label - goes. portation, milling, baking, • etc. was in the supermarket. In the Phone 345-2549 — 345-2200 . A farmer's wife gets just as that make up the main part of the common sh6ps one had to ask the much upset about food prices as cost. It's all part of the marketing price and then barter it down to a R. R•' 2> .S'rAFFA you do.,lt's true! Not everything a system and it all adds to the cosdt reasonable amount. During the + produced right on the farm. And Meeting 4 of the Staffa time Mrs. Carey was there, the meeting with prayer. check-out counter just as much as stores actually save you money by 1 Munchkins was held at the home weather. was' ideal if one was Special guest for the evening how little of every food dollar her b� of "Mrs.• Charles Douglas. The careful not, to get sunburned 'in was Dr. P Finnegan, V S of Mr. and Mrs. Harold loaf of bread is about three cents. meeting opened with the 4-H Unfortunately one of the girls Seaforth who spoke and showed McCallum Ivtr.' and Mrs. Don Usually you buy m ore of the Pledge followed by the roll call, the group fell asleep in the sun slides of Ireland. Lunch was Dennis and Mr. and Mrs. Glen �yya r "A Breakfast Menu which in- and was hospitalized with second served by Marge Shea and Anne McNichol who have been Probably feel any better about eludes a whole grain cereal." degree burns. ` Nolan. Personals vacationing in Florida have H families are just as concerned as Mrs. Wallace read an article, -Flower Show Misses Joan and Jean Coyne-,Jeturned to their homes and Mr. farmer's wife are in the same "Flour Many Kinds, Many Mrs.' Gordon Laing, Mrs. and Ken Coyne sent the y p and Mrs.Br.uno Braecker and Mr. . s Uses." after which the sheets, All Filmer Chappel, Mrs. •Malcolm weekend with their parents, Mr. p and Mrs. Mervin Godkin' who About Flour, were filled out. The Lamond, Mrs. Mervin Nairn, and Mrs. M.. Co ne. Y have been holidaying in the pk , girls. then split into groups to Mrs. Calvin Christie, and Mrs. Miss Catherine Moylan and Bahamas hayed also returned to rpt t+� make different kinds of muffins: Carter Kerslake were among the their homes. *� Kathy Douglas, Teresa _Wallace ladies who took the Kirkton Joanne Murrayspent the y p ai & � � and Bonnie Norris made Surprise Horticulture Society's bus trip to weekend at their homes here. now t �r, "` Muffins; Gail Harburn and Mrs. the Flower Show at the O'Keefe Grades' 3 & 4 of St. Columban u •` Wallace made Raisin Spice Centre in .Toronto on Friday. school gave an..enjoyable St. ,• y Muffins; .Cheryl Riley, Betty Personals Patrick's concert on -Friday y a.t a ,r Anne Miller ,and Margaret Laing made Cheese muffins; and Julie 4 • Gordon Lain attended the g afternoon r "t Rob La12. 3ti W,oq fjrst place LOOKING IT OVER - Corinna Lansber er of St. g Anne Elliott a*id Mrs. Douglas Wheat Producer's Convention in 'in a public speaking con, eld Patrick's School in Dublin looks over one of the made Banana Muffins. After the Toronto on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Eldon Allen and. her in their room on Monda y• booklets about St. Patrick that pupils of the school meeting 'was adjourned, the girls sister, Lorre Doupe of Bobby Malo e, son of Mr. and, Mrs. Alfred alone, had his a A / Made while they were learning about their school's had lunch of lemonade and muffins. ,Mrs. Science Hill, visited last week appendix removed in Stratfod namesake. U.S. Travellers with Mr. Murray Doupe of 'and Hospital on Friday. Bramalea attended the M and Mrs Everard Kerslake Flower Show 'at' ,the O Keefe Every ,week more and more arrived home last' week after ,a Centre in Toronto. people discover wha$ mighty jobs three-week vacation in Ud'ited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chessell are accomplished by low cost Post States. On their trip, they spent nd Brian of Varna visited Sunday Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial some time in. Florida, going asrfar ith Mr. and Mrs, Robert Laing. 527 0171 every week. as Miami, and also visited • Loll ,Rowland Chattanooga, Tennessee. Their daughter, Bonnie, 'also arrived TRUCKING home last week, having spent.two weeks in Hawaii. St. Patride's Day Barterin to Mexico DUBLIN g� 1 received a little, pamphlet the pound of wheat to make one Mrs. Jean Carey is sporting a other day 'from Alberta: I don't pound of bread. Although wheat lovely tan ,following her week's mike DoYI a Phone 345-�Oi know the organization producing flour is the main constituent of vacation in Acapulco, Mexico. it, but I think it's the Alberta the bread, the cost of the wheat One of the things she noticed , government. It is so good that 1 has little to do with the cost of the while there was that the only Shipper of U.C.O. will just copy most of it. So here bread. It's the handlin trans- lace one aid the rice on a label - goes. portation, milling, baking, • etc. was in the supermarket. In the Phone 345-2549 — 345-2200 . A farmer's wife gets just as that make up the main part of the common sh6ps one had to ask the much upset about food prices as cost. It's all part of the marketing price and then barter it down to a R. R•' 2> .S'rAFFA you do.,lt's true! Not everything a system and it all adds to the cosdt reasonable amount. During the + produced right on the farm. And farmer to the supermarket shelf. so she feels the ' crunch at the And supermarket -and self service check-out counter just as much as stores actually save you money by you do. Besides she has another handling food in such large reason for being upset; ,she knows volume. Let's look at another how little of every food dollar her Teason why your food bill kelps husband receives. Take bread for rising. For. one thing, the more example. The farmers' share of a income you have, Jhe more you ' loaf of bread is about three cents. spend on food. This doesn't mean And the supermarket employee you necessarily buy more food. earns about twice as much as her Usually you buy m ore of the husband does. Where does the expensive kinds of food, tender food dollar go? Why do food bills steak, vegetables and fruits out of keep climbing? It's because a lot season, and conveniencg foods. of things happen between the After reading this you won't fartfii& and you - processing, Probably feel any better about grading, packaging, transporting, food prices, especially today. But delivering, wholesaling,. adver- we wanted you to know that farm tising, nharket reporting, families are just as concerned as retailing. Let's look at our you -are. Remember you and the example again.It takes about one farmer's wife are in the same boat; it:keeps on costing more to feed the famil Happy Ilk Ilk Y• C pions meet ' • The. Happy Citizens met �j/ " Thursday afternoon in the Legion a� rooms for euchre. �• There were 20 tables in Play. Winners w@re: Ladies High -Mrs. Eva McCart- ' ney; Lone hand -Mrs. Mary- Mclvor; Low -Mrs. Tillie Dunn. THE Men's. High -Russel Coleman; Jove hand -William Kelley; Low- SHILLELA H John Tremeer. Lunch was served by our Social Committee. Those with Birthdays in March Phone 345-2841 D, BLIN were asked to stand and everyone safig Hallpy 13ittitday 'to thein. ��'0.J"Q-, )� Custom.,. Sigp1RICIfSpAY CHOPPING CEMENT, �. CONSTRUCTION• FOR SALE LIMITED All Kind of ''Grain B6ught and -/Sold • — GENERAL CONTRACTING -- FERTILIZER FEED SEEDS BRIDGES --, CULVERTS OIL DUBLIN PHONE 345-20100 WM:� ST,APLETON & SON - c , Phone 345-2330,, Dublin 'I - Q