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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-05-08, Page 6• rillillilliCHARGELKi HUDIE LUMBER 217 Isaac St., (South End) Clinton OUR NEW PHONE. NUMBER IS 482-3441 ARM4TRONG CANDIDE CUSHION CORLON $7.9 5 Egry.; MORNING GLO •BY* CELANESE SCULPTURED TUFTED AVAILABLE IN BLUE, GOLD '6.00 YARD PER SQ. DOMCOR ' • AND RED CUSHION FLOOR $230 YARD Q told, Vmmi, rottNitoir.I. Ji 0 WATCH FOR ,GRAND OPENING MAY 22-23-24 'THE WISEST CHOICE IN TOWN' 6 :T0'9 PORK CHOPS ci6ps MAPLE LEAF WIENER'S ALL BEEF MAPLE LEAF READY TO SERVE DINNER 'HAMS :MAPLE LEAF SLICED BOLOGNA .$1 18 LB.Z9c QUARTERS 1.5.9 85c: FRESH-FAMILY PKG. LB. • 16 OZ. PKG., has health - Mrs. Charles Friend, Mrs. Charles Reney; Resolutions - Mrs. Charles Friend; Nominating COmmittee - Mrs. Jack Burchill, Mrs. Gordon -Aikens; Public Relations - Mrs. Joe Dorsey. The meeting closed by singing the Queen. Lunch was served 'by Mrs. R. S, Aikens and Mrs. Charles Reney. On April 16th the Dublin 'W.I. entertained Goulds, • Staffa and Fullarton W.I. at Staffa in the township hall to a dessert euchre. Winners of the euchre are: first prize - Mrs.. Grace Klein; low - Mrs. Olive Elliott, person coming the farthest - Mrs. Ken Kraemers most pennies in purse - Mrs. Ross Pepper, pink slip - Mrs. Carter FRED'S MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS QUALITY MEAD'S ;1;•r• • • AT VANASTRA PRODUCE FEATURES PRODUCE OF USA-CANADA NO. 1 NEW CABBAGE. HEAD 29c 'CANADA-FANCY. BC-ANJOU PEARS • sa ss 6/55c MAPLE LEAF SLICED COOKED HAM 88c LB. $1.28 FRESH STORE SLICED PORK LIVER .LB. 35c MAPLE LEAF GOLDEN FRY SAUSAGE 1 LB. TRAY 98c JUICY CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS DISCOVER ECONOMY SHOP CLOVER FARM MEDIUM AND TODDLER -30"S-4-DISP-OSAlit F) FLUSH ':A BYE DIAPERS x.69' GARBAGE BAGS '10'S GLAD GREEN 89c 3 LB. (QUARTERED) '1.99 IMPERIAL MARGARINE CNC/10E 14 FL. OZ. , 1V89c, CARNIVAL PEAS $1.59 POWDER CARNIVAL DETERGENT CARNIVAL PEACHES CLING HALVES OR SLICED ,'"L. 65c 02. KELLOGG'S RAE ictutriE$ `04 99c KELLOGG'S • l'SII `RAN • ROYALE PINK OR WHITE TOILET TISSUE FACELLE MAN SIZE FACIAL TISSUE ROYALE ASS'T a WHITE TOWELS' ' CLUB HOUSE L.P. MANZ OLIVES CLUB HOUSE OLIVES SALAD DEJEAN SMALL REG. SHRIMP 4.Aleb MANDARIN ORANGES FLowotetALE T A ;BAGS 1..8 OZ. 95c TWIN PACK 53.c 3pLy S3c TWIN PACK 95c 8 02. 65 12 FL. OZ. 49c, 41/2 FL. 02.. 85c 10 FL. OZ. ,2169c x:109 1 • 3,../s1.00 '2.19 4 FL 02 5'S 98c 7 OZ. AEROSOL 9% 5 VARIETIES 8 f OZ. $2.49 FOODLAND BEANS W ITH SHORTENING CRISCO GILLETTE TRAC II 6 BLADES GILLETTE FOAMY FREEZE DRIED 'SAWA COFFEE SOCIETY 5114/1 0:RFItTI ES DOG FOOD 3/$1.00 CHALLENGER 7,3/4 OZ. $1 ;. Atk <SOCKEYE SALMON iou7 OOODLAilo RECOI4VrTrUtED • . no, APPLE JUICE a8 FL. OZ. 3T it •,. Dublin WI , Correspondent Mrs. Gwen Ruston The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to George Coyne in the passing of his wife, Ann in London hospital last week. Sister Agnes Coyne of Strath- roy visited last week and attended the funeral of her sister-in-law Ann Coyne. Visitors at the home of Mrs. Mary Ryan (McKillop) on the weekend were Mrs. Patricia Feeney and children of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Ryan and children of London. Mr. and Mrs. Don Benninger and Canadian Industries - Mrs. R. S. Aikens, Mrs. Gordon Aikens; Citizenship and World Affairs - Mrs. Ross Pepper, Mrs. Jack Burchill; Family and Consumers Affairs and Safety - Mrs. Harold Pethick, Mrs. Wilfred Annis; Education and Cultural Activities Dublin ball registration on Monday pool to entertain The theme of the Dublin Women's histitute April meeting at • the home • of Mrs, Harold Pethick was Health .. Roll Call name a favourite vegetable. Mrs. Wilfred Annis introduced the guest speaker Mrs. Ernest Harley, Phys Ed teacher at M.D.H.S. She spoke about total fitness. She emphasized being physically fit, socially fit, intellec- tually fit and emotionally fit all combined together for total fit- ness. Mrs. Gordon Aikens thanked the speaker and per- sented her with a gift. Mrs. Wilfred Annis, vice presi- dent conducted the business in the absence of the president, Mrs. Jim Statton. Correspon- dence was read by Mrs. Charter Roney in the absence of Mrs. Jot Looby. Donations were given tr the Fryfogel Inn also to the Mitchell Music Festival. Mrs Jack Burchill reported on the executive meeting. The district annual to be' held at Kirkton or May 20th, Mrs. A e Burchill gave the treasurer's eport. -"Hints foi Homemakers in- •-•# Bumf wa5 givein by Mrs4RoSi,repier. Mrs Harold Pethick conducted a con test ;'Contents in a Purse". Winner was Mrs. Joe Dorsey. Standing ;, committee report,. were given. Agricultural and Canadian Industries - Mrs. R. S. Aikens and Mrs. Norman McKay; Citizenship and World Affairs - Mrs. Jack Burchill; Family Con- sumers Affairs and Safety - Mrs., Wilfred Annis; Education and Cultural Activities - Mrs. Charles Roney; Resolutions - Mrs. Charles Friend; Public Relations - Mrs. Joe 'Dorsey. Because of the resignation of the President and Secretary, the nominating 'committee head, Mrs. Jack Burchill read the names of the new officers for the remainder of the two year term. R. S. Aikens installed the new officers: President - Mrs. Norman McKay; Secretary - Mrs. Charles Friend; Auditor - Mrs. Ross Pepper; Agricultural and Canadian Industries - Mrs. Gor- don Aikens. Officers for 1975-76: Past• President - Mrs. James StartO. ; President - Mrs. Norman McKay;' Vice President - Mrs. Wilfred Annis; Secretary - Mrs. Charles Friend; Treasurer - Mrs. Anne Burchill; District. Director - Mrs. Jack Burchill; Alternate - Mrs: Charles Friend; Press Reporter - Mrs. Lloyd Barker; Alternate - Mrs. Joe Dorsey; Card Secretary - Mrs. Olive Smith; Tweedsthuir Curater - Mrs". Jack Burchill; Pianist - Mrs. Charles Roney;' Branch Directors - Mrs. Olive Smith, Mrs. Anne Burchill; Auditors - Mrs. Charles Roney, Mrs. Ross Pepper; Agrieultur the most improved bower in the Nine O'Clock League during the 1974-75 season. Mr. and Mrs. Calder McKaig, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Scott and Mrs. Grace Scott, attended a gathering in Atwood Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening to see Miss Margaret Kennedy show slides and speak on India where she works as a missionary. Bonnie McPhail had the honour of being elected as a contestant for the position of Head Girl in Mitchell District Higl School. Dublin man at Arthritis convention Softball registration and tirst • — .. practice is to be held on May 12th Over 400 delexates from all donated to, the Canadian Arthritis at 7 p.m. in the Dublin Ball Park - over Ontario attended a conven- Society. l' "ether dOnatiOnS can be rain or shine. tion of volunteer workers for the made to him. the Kni g htsg of Ail players interested in trying Arthritis Society in Toronto, April Columbus are selling &Icel.:5 for ' out for W.O.A.A Squirt and 26 and 27. thIS charitYtir two tart y 1st prize Bantom Boys, ages 94$ years; Mr, 'Doh MacRae itoosemo 197'6. thottot ,Nevkitti ddrir WAA.A. Squirt, Peewee, Ban: #r Stephen. :Ec1 ei t Council :Sedan .and .2nd Pete a 1975 taut,,Midget Girls and South Of, Columbus:,. the "Plymouth baster,2Door, CoupePerth -Ladies, ages 0-21 years Meeting vifii6h rotas held ar the tie • 'ire for 5100 'and are must register with coaches at thit -Royal Ydrk Rote. available from ine" ill of thetime.. Mist player having ;a Mr, `MacRae wishes to thank -ightSoft.ohnithOior Rent bet( 'Water or uniform. is asked to' Mott who 'have. 'helped and ..Maegae, return it on tegiStraticht ,L,...POrrcspondent VAraiTAVOM. Wolfe Thpre were 'baskets of lovely fIRNY,Pra:,4914 'the funeral Of the 1#9'.1V44, Viola Kistener in St. P0.0,e4111theran Church, Sunday .niOrnIng. MISS Linda Miller, KitChener Spent 'the weekend with her dad Mr, Gordon Miller. Mr. 'and Mrs. Laverne Wolfe and. Dale were pleasantly Sur- prised on Saturday when Marcel Wolfe their grandson from Hali- fax, Neva Scotia visited , and celebrated' his 20th birthday with a birthday cake. Tom Bugley and Darrell Wolfe, Kitchener visited at the same home. Marcell, Darrell and Dale had visited, with their dad, Mr. Lorne Wolfe who bad surgery in the Stratford McKillop 4-H meets Meeting 7 was held at Mrs. Moylan's house. Everyone answered the roll call which was "Tell one Way in Which you Have Learned to Improve your Wardrobe". Mrs. Moylan demonstrated how to make a button hole. Lynn also did one. Lunch was served by Denise Lane. Meeting Meeting 8 of the Stylish Stitchers was on April 22. The roll call was answered by each member deciding to have two meetings for our Achievement Day skit. The first one will be held on April 39. At meeting 8 we were shown how to put in a zipper; then everyone helped put in one. Lunch was served by Judy Dorsey. Correspondent Vincent Lane John Thomas Donald Moylan infant son of Donald and Rita Moylan was baptized at' the 10 a.m. mass, Sunday, May 4th by - Fr. Gordon Kennedy ,CSB Toronto •brother of Mrs. Moylan. With him as celebrant was Fr: Zinger . CSB also class teacher at St. -Michael's College. Sponsors for the infant where Mr. and Mrs, Jack Malone. Mr. Larry Kale of Waterloo University and Mr. and Mrs. Lance Robinson, Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kale over the weekend. Mr. Neil Murray has completed this term at Fanshawe and has accepted employment in Windsor for the summer. Grade 7 and 8 pupils of St. Columban School entertained grandparents and senior citizens at a card party and lunch, Tuesday, April 29th. Mrs. Dan Costello was high winner and Vine Lane was high men's winner. Mrs. Tessie Maloney was lone hand winner.*' Miss • s pionts Gene of MOW, ,has finished his course: Marys University in 'Halifax and will Out his job Monday for the slimmer 'months there. Mr. and Mrs, Russell Sholdice, Strafford attended the Elligson-, Bendel" wedding at St. 'Peter's Church on Saturday and called on Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuerman and Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe. The piano pupils of Mrs. Eleanor .Horst held their April music club, last week at the home of Mts. Robert Robinson, R.R. 4Walton. 124mpils and 8 mothers were present to hear the piano selections of each pupil. Miss Joanne Effigson was a , guest performer and played Debussey's "The Minstrel". She also spokes briefly to the pupils about good practise habits and led the children in a sing song. Lunch was served by Mrs. Robinson who hosted this month's club. Steven Horst accompanied the hockey team, the Monkton Lions' on an overnight, fishing 'trip to Ripley. Mrs. Gordon Ragers and Mery Quipp were in charge of the outing. . Miss Rebecca Rock, Darthmoth and Miss Sally Seghers Vienna spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.- Edwin Rock. They were students ' at Western University London and will spend the summer months with their parents. There were beautiful flowers on the alter at St. Peter's from the Elligson and Bender Wedding on Saturday. Mrs. Carl Hillebrecht's friends will be glad. to hear . she has returned home from the Stratford General Hospital where she underwent surgery: • Fuhr's class I gave the welcome together with some old time songs which, was much enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Paul O'Reilly, Windsor visited with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Lou O'Reilly and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cornish, Seaforth over the week- end. Miss Catherine Moylan, St. Tbomas visited with her mother Miss Pauleen and Rita Coyne, Stratford visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coyne. Miss Anne Melady, London spent the weekend with her patents here. Mrs. Doug Racho is in Stratford General Hospital. St. Columban has entered three teams in the minor soccer league - Bantam, Peewee and Musquitos and are hard at practice for the season's opener in about 10 days. The field here has been repaired and rolled and they are hoping for •good fan support. (More on this later.). • and daughter spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bennin- ger' and Benny. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney and Mr. and, Mrs. Frank Kistener spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin, Hinz of West Monkton, Spring seeding is going 'full swing this week. with the grotind working good. Mr. Peter Maloney Sr. has returned' to his 'home from Seaforth Community hospital. Mrs. Dan Costello spent the Weekend in Chatham, Ontario: Mr. Matt MeCreight has senior's returned home from the Stratford hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Simonsen has returned home from a trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ruston spent the weekend with Mrs. Ruston's father also they visited with her mother who is a patient in Lindsay Hospital., All senior citizens in our area are welcome to come to St. Patrick's School, Dublin, Tuesday afternoon on May 13, 1975 at 2 p.m. for a presentation. All senior citizens are welcome. meeting Kerslake, travelling prize - Mrs. Jim O'Connor, anniversary date nearest the party Mrs. Verna Brooks. SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS WA"! CHES JEWELLERY, FINI. IIINA GIFTS FOR EVERY ASION All Types or Itypa irs Phone 527-0270 Correspondent Mrs. R. Laing ' • The May meeting of CrOmarty W.M.S. was held at the hoine of Mrs. Thos. L. Scott. Mrs. Grace Scott, presiding, opened the ' meeting with a poem. The Hymn, Our Joy, was sung. The scripture lesson, Hebrews 6: 1'-20 was read in unison followed by prayer.' 'Mrs. Calder. McKaig received and dedicated the offering. The third chapter of the study book, Rural Routes, was presented by Mrs. Mervin Dow, assisted by Mrs. M. Lamond, Mrs. McKaig, Mrs. J. Jefferson and Mrs. T. L. Scott. The topic,. In the Land of _the North, was taken by Mrs. Jeffer- son. Seven members answered the roll call, • Life. A special number, Pictures on a Health Project, was presented by every- one. Hymn 141, We Plough the Fields and Scatter, was sung and Mrs. Thos. Scott closed the meeting with prayer. Personals , Paul Parsons, whose eighth birthday was on Saturday and his side, Tracey, whose sixth birth- day is this Friday, ceIebrated with Uncle baptizes StColumban bab Cromarty WMS topic on north a joint party on Saturday after- noon. Their guests included KarenNeikle, Jerry Budd, Patty Budd, Paula Robson, Tom Laing and Sherri Cooper. Ruth McPhail,. Lorraine Laing and Margaret Laing spent Friday in Hamilton where the Mitchell Glee Club of which they are Members presented a concert in Johit A. MacDonald Auditorium. Also featured was the Westdale Concert Band-of Hamilton: -The same group sang Sunday eyening • and Monday in the Blenheim and Chatham area. Congratulations to Elmer Dow who won a pen and pencil set as There's no substitute for quality! We handle only "Red brand A -1 beef", Try our homemade "oven ready meat loaf" .:.„: ........................ .DEVON BRAND - B GRADE TURKEYS c:;c-°.. LB: 58c 9 VARIETIES 8 OZ. PKG., 88c PRODUCE OF CANADA SPINACH CELLO PK1G0.0z FEATURE BUYS FROM THURS.' MAY 8, 1975 TILL SUN. MAY 1 1, 1975 STORE HOURS: ;'. ,,a.OSED'MONDRIS TUES.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. SAT. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. SUN. 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. 35c , a CLOVER FA COUNTRY MARKET MAPLE LEAF MINI DELI DEVON BRAND SLICED SIDE BACON VAC PACK $ 1.35 FAST FRY CENTRE CUT • PORK CHOPS BON EL::. $-1.38