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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-02-22, Page 5womagiaio US13.ORNE BERT MUATA14,FIRE INSURANCE' • COMPANY HAD OFFICR..e. ISKETER, OW, Dleecterss Martin Feeney -RR. 74$ DUblin Preside -Id Clayton Calquboun R.R.' Viee,Fresident Science MI Wm, H. Chaffs R.R. 4, Mitchell Thu Toohey - R.R. 3, Luean Rarriond McCurdy R,R. Kirkton Robert Gardiner Rit. 1, Cromarty Agents: thigh Benninger - Dublin Harry Coates - - Exeter Clayton Harris • Mitchell - Secretary/Tres:win Hugb Patterson Exeter Rememb,erI It takes but a moment to place an ExpoSiter Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just I>ial ,Seafcirth 527-0/4i1. Mr. and Mrs. 1VIancer j. Brown who are proprietors of the Huron Hotel, Disb1i, which recently has been enlarged. Huron Hotel; Dublin Porssors Euchre Party NEWS OF BRODHAGiN A Jy. tOig. CIS 4111E. HURON E7PROSITOR DibU Coni.hmatiail held their annual Valentine euchre party in the Parish Hall, Dublin. The prize for the ladies high was won by Mrs. Gee Goettler, Dublin; • Earl Elliott won the men's high; ladies' low was won by Mrs. Mary Coyne; men's low was won by Joe No- lan. The lucky chair prize was won by Tony Leomans. There was a raffle on two baskets of groceries which wore won by 'Joe Delaney and Father Durand. Lunch was served and entertain, ment was by the Thyrteenth Hour, a local band, D.c:S. held a Valentine dance on Friday. Music •was provided by the Thyrteenth Hour. (Continued on i'af( 4 ) hold a Joyce Festival at Dublin, You may have thought I was Ont. But in fact plans are al - kidding when I suggested we ready being made. The* idea is to start small—very small—and build slowly over the year." "So, on June 16, Bloomsday, a group of Joyce supporters will meet in the beer parlor of Brown's Hotel at Dublin, Ont. The occasion will be entirely spontaneous—not even the man- agement 'of, the hotel Will be involved. The Joyceans will simply spend the evening read- ing favorite passages from Joyce to each other. Everyone who wishes to may attend. "There's just one problem. Someone has pointed out that the people in Dublin, Ont. may not like Joyce's work any bet- ter than the people in the oth- er Dublin did. But. we'll deal with that when we come to it." CONGRATULATIONS On the New and Enlarged Huron Hotel Dublin, Ontario which will provide improved service to the district FUNERAL NIAKY JANE O'ROURKE Mary Jane O'Rourke died,Fri- day, January 26th, after a Ing illness, in Providence Hospital. A native of Canada, she lived at Irvington St., Detroit, Mich. Funeral services were held Tuesday, Jan. 30th, at the Kol- asa funeral home, with mass be- ing sung by her cousin., Rev. Harry Feeney, Kitchener, with burial in Holy Sepulchre Ceme- tery. Mrs. O'Rourke is survived by two daughters, Mrs, Anna Don- nelly and Mrs. Agnes Le Bland, three sons, Joseph, Frank and Andrew, all of Detroit and a brother, Daniel Burns, Seaforth. She is also survived by 16 grand- children and 45 great-grand- children. • 4 We were pleased to have been responsible for the complete wiring contract, fire alarm sys- tem, and Kitchen exhaust system. SILLS HARDWARE HEATING — PLUMBING — ELECTRICAL WORK PHONE 527-1620 SEAFORTH • • 4 WESTRE GARAGE Pontiac - Buick Dealer • 1966 Ford Galaxie 500, with 390 motor, 4 - door sedan, V-8, automatic, radio whitewalls — one owner. 1965 Pontiac 8, A.T., coach — a real good buy 1965 Pontiac Parisienne, 2 -door hardtop, V-8, power steering, power brakes, radio, whitewalls, maroon with black vinyl top. • 1965 Pontiac Parisienne, 2 -door hardtop, V- 8, power steering, power brakes, radio, whitewalls, green. 1965 Valiant Barracuda automatic, bucket seats.' 1965 Rambler Classic, 6 -cylinder standard, radio, new tires. 1964 Pontiac 6 -cylinder, A.T, 4 -door sedan • 1963 Pontiac 4 -door sedan, 6 -cylinder auto- matic, radio, whitewall tires. 1963 Ford sedan, V-8, automatic, whitewall tires. 1962 Chev. Bel -Air 6 -cylinder automatic, radio, whitewalls, power steering. 1961 Pontiac sedan. TRUCKS 1965 GMC .347ron with platform and racks 1963 Ford V2 -Ton Pick -Up. 'WEST al. END - GARAGE. Hold 9en House at Agricultural Cone e An open house and the offic- ial opening of the new Gentralia College of Agricultural Technol- ogy will be held on ,Friday, March 1st. Visitorswill have an opportunity to visit the cam- pus, tour the vari6us campus buildings and participate in the formal opening ceremonies. The Centralia College of Ag- ricultural Technoloqy is located in the Centralia Industrial Park ,at the former Canadian Forces Base near the village of Cen- tralia. The new College was op- ened in October, 1967 and stu- dents registered for the first year of a two year course that will lead to a biploma in Agri- culture or Home Economies. Existing classroom, residential, dining and recreational facili- ties will accommodate 400 stu- dents. The official opening cere- monies will take place at 2:31) -p.m. in the main lounge at Huron Hall. Minister of Agricul. ture and Food W. A. Stewart and Huron MPP Han. C. S. Mac - Naughton, Proinncial Treasurer, will unveil the official plaque that will be pres,ented to the Centralia College. The open house provides vis- itors an opportunity to tour the campus and to see several dis- plays and presentations prepar- ed bythe students., The Home Economics students will offer a millinery -show and a display of applied' arts. Information will be,provided in a range of sub- jects from textiles to teen age nutrition. Kitchen design is im- portant in the modern house- hold and guests can view the new equipment in the 'Foods Laboratory and receive the lat- est information on kitchen planning. Agricultural displays provide information in such areas as livestock, soils, crops and horti- culture, business management, engineering and communica- tions. The value of records will be demonstrated in the prepara- tion of a suitable farm budget. Nutritional diseases both in livestock and craps will also. be feature& Salon Colleen The Chamber of ComMerea Members held the amine! Ladiet' Night on Valentine's night. • There was a sing -song under the leadership of Edgar Elligsen accompanied by Mrs. Lloyd Prueter at the piano duiz; ing the supper hour. The president WilbUr HoegY, welcomed the 95 ,guests who attended., Mervin Dietz Vveicone ed the ladies and) Mrs. William Hill replied. Each lady was pre- sented with a silver butter dish. Gegrge Rock presented a cer- tificate to the past president Orval Parrott. The guest veaker, Ken Leary, PAIMOrst01),. 'vv,na ilitrOdnded. bY Rudolph Bauer and on behalf of Mg C. Of WAS PreSented With a gift by Leonard Rdse. Mr, Leary's topic was "Sup Porting Your Community". He. grated "lioW tiiire hat ordgfe& sed in the Rag fifteen°, years end haw present situations are today, in this part of the World and the home cortununity". 25th Anniversary On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hodgert celebrat- ed their 25th wedding anniver- sary at the Community Hall. Be - Rause of the stormy weather, it eliminated the crowd, but a surprizing number attended. The Royalaires supplied the music for dancing, Wilbur Hoegy read the address and they were presented with a chesterfield, and a gift' of mon- ey by Mrs. Charles Scherbarth. The evening closed with pro- gressive euchre and prizes go- ing to ladies' high, Mrs, Lloyd Prueter; men's high, Edward Scherbarth, Jr.; ladies' low, Mrs. Gordon Mogk; men's low, Bob Eisler; mystery chair, Mrs. Harry Muegge,, The LCW of St. Peter's Luth- eran Church served, a bounti- ful. turkey supper. They were secre- tary' by the C of C secre- taGarY, Mrs. ar ' tin Dietz replied on behalf Of the President for the LcW. Mr. and'AIrs. WilbUr Hoegy, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dietz and Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Elligsen vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Riissell Sholdice in Stratford reeently. Guests at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Leorierd Strong -Ara daughter Sharon,, Seaforth end Miss Joanne Elligsen, RR 4, Walton. Sharon and Joanne, are members' of the Seiforth High School Girls' Band Which took Fart in the Winter Carnival parade. Sharon was. guest Solo- aceolnpanied by Joanne at the Klek-Off Show at the Festi- val Theatre, Saturday evening, Mr. arid Mrs. Donald Ahrens arid ninny, Btirlingtefir viSited with Mrs. Rachael Ahrens last Saturday. The sympathy: of the cam- munity is extended to the fam- ily rif the late MS. Fad getter - mann who passed away Friday at the home of her daughter, Urs. Williatti (Della) Murray, Grey ToWnShip. Brodbagen,_ CjoeCCleanij Met at the home of the assis- tant leader Mrs. Ken Elligsen. Eleven' members answered the rill call with one essential of a good clothes closet. The sec- retary Linda Miller read min- utes, Linda Wolfe, June Vock, Karen Leonhardt and Linda Miller are responsible for the book covers. The leaders Mrs. Donald Malicious damage to Hy- dro installations can cause power interruptions or create hazards to life and property. ' The cost of .repair is. ultimat- ely reflected in the cost of po- wer. „.„. An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. DOLLAR n„ Brovin and 14ra.r. guoen diwg•sse4 arrpoeniont. • rods an shelvea in A clethes closet. The girls bega4 working on their laundry hag* and, will work at home CM *OM far their home Assignment, 'Phone • $27-0240' We were pleased. to-1101re been responsible for exca, vating, grading and gravel in connection with the en - larged ittirOtt Hetet Ott6itio MO WEND CONGRAIIILATIONS Johh. H. IlVictiviraiti, Backhoe and Excavating , Gravel — Fill -- Crushed Stone — Top Soil PHONE' 527-1253 SEAFORTH STRETCHER Due to the tremendous response the PERMANENT WAVE 'SPECIAL will continue till the, End of February - $10 Lanolin Permanent Wave for the low, low price of $4.95 Shamp6o Set $1.50 Hair cuts 75c 6 week rinses $3.50 • 0 FANCY GREEN GIANT. 14 -oz. — save 17c Green or Wax BEANS 6 for $ BUY OF THE WEEK II NO LIMIT WHILE THEY LAST poLLy PRIM - 14 -oz. tins ' Alphabet SPAGHETTI 1 sificiliakico JUICE mAi"i"bayi;iiOCOF EE Remeinber! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and, be money in pocket. To advertise,' just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. For Appointments Phone 91, Dublin Heir Styles by Grace McPherson SPECIAL AUNT JEMIMA -"Reg. 43c, 2 lbs. Pancaite.riour CONGRATULATIONS to the 2 Ibs. BEEHIVE Corn yrup 39- RIDEAU Table Syrup 35c 'Make APie' Week ALYMER PIE FILLINGS 19 -oz. tins SAVE 21c Cherry, Raspberry, 2 -890 Strawberry :SAVE 18c Apple, Peach, Raisin 3 - and Pineapple $1 MONARCH kastry Flour 7 lbs. for 730 MAPL77-. LEAF SWEET PICKLED CRY0i/AC Ws C TTAGE -ROLLS lb. MAPLE LEAF PORK OR BEEF SAUSAGE M PL.F. LEAF SKINLESS WE ERS SCHNSIDER'S SLICED .SDE ACON- , Huron Hotel Dublin, Ontario on the completion of their new improved facilities 10 -15 -Ib. AVERAGE 9c 49' Ib. Ib. Tial KEYS,- Young Hens lb. • WE ARE PROUD TO flAVE BEEN SELECTED FOR THE PLUMBING AND HEATING - ROSE PARCHMENT MARGA4LNE (save 17c) HEINZ ASSORTED STRAINED BABY FOOIJS, 43/4 -oz. tins 4 lbs. 890/ for 990 PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY YORK TWIST, (save 10c) • • 16 -oz. jar 490 JELLO POWDERS, 6 reg. size pkgs. 650, STOKELY — Save 8c, New Orleansor Dark Red • KIDNEY BEANS • • • • 2 14 -oz. tins 350 DUNCAN HINES DELUXE CAKE MIXES (save 13c) 19 -oz. 2 for 850' LUNCHEON MEAT KAM, 12 -oz. (save 29c) MAPLE LEAF TENDERFLAKE LARD, (save 3c) 2 for 890 Red and White HAMBURG BUNS or — WIENER ROLLS (save 9c) Ib. 19 (8 to a pkg.) • • 2 for 490 MODERNE TOILET TISSUE 8 roilsfor 99C FROZEN FOODS BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY (reg. 2 for 59e) YORK MEAT PIES 4 for $1 PEAS, 2-1b. poly bag Pontiac Buick Dealer MITCHELL : 348-8932 Open Every Evening till 10 to Serve You and all Night if we have to Leon hardt't .Plumbing 'Mervyn H. Leonhardt Plumbing and Heating Brodhagen Phone Dublin 98 R 12 (Nu,- GOETTLER'S ,MARK -ET DUBLIN — ONTARIO 490 .................................................,,,..44/Woo SUNKIST • ORANGES 3 doz:$1 LARGE STALKS FLORIDA CELERY 29c SPY — busheI APPLES bu• $