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The Huron Expositor, 1969-10-09, Page 9CARPET/NO Harding and Kraus . . the better known names in carpets ,AVAILABLE AT X FURNITURE PHONE 527-0680 • SEAFORTH communication was the basic trouble, and ,as no one was - interested in toe little girl she had no one to turn to. The Sunday School teacher should have talked to her and visited her home and the Church mem- ber would' then ,have come in contact with the family but they 'Missed the chance of bringing the family into the church. After singing a hymn of bened- iction, the ladies were invited ttthe'S. S. Room for a cup of tea. Issue 15 Permits Corresponaent MRS. ETHEL THIEL Mitchell has had fifteen building permits issued in Mit- chell this year. All the houses are single family dwellings and are completed of under con- struction. Seven. of above are buildings on lots in subdivision plans that have been approved this year. Each home has an estimated value of an average , of $20, 000. ,Thirteen of these homes are built in the North Ward of the town, one on Georg- ina Street and one on St. David Street in the South Ward. In 1968 thirteen new homes Were built and five .town houses, 10 apartments were built by the Ontario Mortgage and Hous- ing Corporation in the South Ward, Mitchell, and three apartments were reconstructed on St. Andrews Street and are all occupied. NEVER FROZEN — 6-10 lbs. FRESH TURKEYS ONLY lb. 43. Heinz lb. 67. TIDE reg. 2.13 L . -44 AS-ty SELECTION OF FESTIVE FAST FROZEN CANADA UTILITY GRADE GOOD VARIETY OF SIZES STOKELY — 28-oz. tins 'PUMPKIN 2 for 49c FIRST GRADE-,CREAMERY APPLES 6-qt. basket 89c BUTTER KING SIZE — 25c Off — Reg, $213 .0Z. PHONE 345-242Q • DUBLIN 'Free draw far. Lincoln Library 52.50 Set, was, won by JosephNan Valkengoed, RR 2, Staffa. Pickled Cottage Rolls RED HOT WIENERS MAPLE LEAF 1/2 SWEET WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO 1.1MIT QUANTITIES GOEMER'S MARKET • VAN CAMP Pork & Beans SAVE 28c 3 for 89c 28-oz tics FLAVOUR PAK FANCY PEAS 19-oz. tins 5 for 1.00 AYLMER-- 19-oz. CHERRY , PIE FILLING 49c 1-11). PACKAGE Maple Leaf Side Bacon SCHNEIDER'S lb. 89c lb. 57. lb. 79c CLOVER CREAM ICE CREAM 1/2-gallon 89. SAVE 47c — PILLSBURY 171/2 -oki, pkgs. 10 Cake Mixes 3 for 1.00 fin 10° 1.69 SOUP TOMATO Fresh California 6 for 98c Plus Deposit GRAPES 2 lbs. for 4W , Macintosh FAMILY SIZE BOTTLES OF KIST Ginger Ale MAXWELL HOUSE FRESH GROUND COFFEE 1.4b. bag 69. , 4 „ THE HURON' Expomort,, SEAFORTH, ONT, OCT. 94 190”44,' M I . Mrs. Violet Crawford and David of Toronto with Mr. Alvin Crawford. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Stanley, Mrs. Peter Hill, Rochester, Mich. with Miss Monica Byrne. Mr. and.Mrs. Steve Maloney, Lindsay with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- frid Maloney. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McGrath, London, with friends in the vil- lage. Rev.. John Costella, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costella. A number of relatives and friends of the village attended the 25th wedding annivetsary of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Murray in the Brodhagen Community Centre on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs: Charles Friend in Lions Head. Mrs. Michael Nagle in Lon- don. . Mr. and. Mrs. Glenn Butters of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butter's and relatives. Mr. and'Mrs. Pat Benn and Joe of Toronto and Mrs, Leo Higgins of Weston with Mrs. Frank Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Fergus -Kelly; `-- Sr. and daughter, Mary, have moved into their new home located on their farm on No. 8 ported 92 members and one highway west of Dublin. Mr. honorary member. and Mrs. Fergus Kelly Jr. of Hib.. To care for the altars for bert Township haVe tiOnglit the October are Mrs. Zack Ryan and farm of his father and have mov- Mrs. Tom Kale. ed into the home vacated by his - Mrs. Edward Melady will parents. Maloney Bros. were the visit the sick during October. contractors of the new home. A detailel report of the Dean- ' try meeting held at Seaforth, Week end visitors with Mr. October 24th, was given by Clem Krauskopf were Miss Sophia Mrs. Edward Melady. Mrs. Krauskopf, Morinville, Alberta; Michael Doyle thanked Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Moser, Patsy, Melady for her splendid report. Paul and Nancy,. Waterloo and Mrs. Joseph Kale reported 'peg 445i fooloillqip ne) ari'clob y tbatron. el'05'" Mr. and Mrs. Bill Butters and Danny, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Butters, Toronto; Mr. and ,Mrs. Glen Butters and family, Hespeler, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Butters and family, St. Thorne's' visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters over the week end. Mrs. Nicholas Krauskopf is spending, a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Feeney and family of Kitchener. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cameron, Staffa, were Mr. and Mrs.. Bill Cameron and family of Woodville, Ontario.. Correspondents MRS. BOB CRONIN MISS MONICA BYRNE )194 4p0 OterAbtES of the' §g1141 1:4411..•nd?, Marion Villa Guild. Mrs-. Gorda .„ but Tordito Rev. Father Oostveen gave a talk about the 'banquet and meeting'in Clinton of the Coun- ty 'Board of trustees, teachers and clergy.. At this meeting Rev. Anthony Durand, Zurich, was guest speaker. Final arrangdrnents were made for the card party, Oct. 8, honoring the senior citizens. A mat-was on display, don- ated by Mrs. Peter Hicknell of Kitchener. A mystery prize, donated by -ed-that-the-r.ecent. bake sale_ _______Mrs_FrankMurLya ,, was won by • cleared.$57. 90. • Mrs. Clarence Ryan. The guest speaker for the evening was Mrs. Elsie Willems, Dublin, who demonttrated hair styling on her three models and answered questions. 'She was.pre- sented with a gift on behalf of . the League by Mrs. Tom Kale. Mr.' and Mrs. Jaines Sloan, Sr, are visitingin Grafton and Peterborough. ' Mi. and Mrs. Bill Murphy spent the week end in Mildmay. After the final ballots were cast for the elecdon of the St. Patrick's Parish' Council Board on Sunday the ballots' were tak- en io the-home of Mr. Hugh Benniger where the count took place. The final results were as follows: Lou Rowland; Frank Brux- Correspondent MRS, JOSEPH KALE The October meeting of tht. Catholic Women's League was held on Wednesday evening in the parish hall here, with 32 ladies present., Father Oostveen. opened the meeting with prayer, The correspondence included an invitation from the C. W. L. at St. Bridget's parish to a ba- zaar and 'a demonstration on interior decorating. The treasurer's report show- ST. COLUMBAN Members Serve on New Parish Board The first, Vice President re- er; Joe Delaney; Sister Maureen; Clayton Looby. There were thirteen adults nominated with five to be elect- ed. Three teenagers were nom- inated with one to be elected. Miss MaryMargaret Rowland was elected as the teenage member to the board. and Stephen Murray, Kitchen- er with Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Murray. Don Murray, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Murray. Joseph O'Reilly, Waterloo, with Mr. and Mrs. Lou O'Reilly. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brady, and family, London, visited Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pryce, and Jimmie, Ailsa. Craig, visit- ed Mrs., Nora Malone},. Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Connor Remember! lit takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. Winthrop UCW Has Thankoffering Cavan U. C. W. Thankoffer- ' ing was held in the church scho- ol room on Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Robert Dalton wel- comed visitors from Northside United, Burns, Walton, Egmond- ville, and Zion McKillop, Mrs. Dalton gave a short me- ditation called "Thanki be to God", "Come, ye thankful people, come" was sung. Mrs. Wm. Dolma& read the scripture lesson. Thank you notes were read from Mrs. Francis Hunt and Mrs. Jim Axtmann. Mrs. Wm. Domage introduc- ed the guest speaker, Rev. Mr. Heckendorn of Londesboro United Church who spoke on the theme "Reconciliation in a broken world" This starts in our own homes, he said and it is also needed in the field of broken -homes, the racial, problems, strikes,...nationalism and poverty. The need is reconciliation and is a job for the U. C. W. Mrs. Don Dodds thanked the speaker and presented him with ,a gift. " Mrs. Gordon Pryce sang "Grea- is Thy fealthfulness" ac- companied by Mrs. Gilbert Smith, A, bake sale was held at the close of the meeting. At die third meeting of the Dublin Colleens the secretary and treasurer gave their reports and the, roll call, "Why is clean liners important" was answered by the girls. * ;Ann Aikens discussed "Person- al Grooming" and Mrs. C. Frien,d demonstrated how to lay a pat- tern on material and how to cut it out. nary .Meeting Good. Attendance Miss Eileen Rosamond, pres- ident presided and the reports were given by the secretary- treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Lawren- le, both of Stratford. There were seventy-one delegated from -thirteen churches and twenty Mitchell ladies present. Mrs. R. N. Bissonnette, Sebring- yille, an interesting re- port of the DOminion Armual, held recently in Hamilton when she was a delegate. The ladies decided to hold their annual "Quiet Day " around the middle of March in the Lenten season with Rev. T. Lewis of Conestoga as guest speaker, date and place to be set by the executive. Mrs. H. M. Mondeth; Kitchener, Arch- deaconery Representative brought greetings, Mrs. R. J. Thistle, Strat- ford, Education Chairman of the Huron Diocese urged her list- eners to be aware of the gener- ation gap, ,and the urgency to meet this problem. She said that it was'radical young people against something instead of for something, They see society as a sick society and feel that it is their job to clean it up. She thinks that the churches are too complacent and that this problem should be studied and understood, for a love of Christ it leaves us no choice. . A talking coloured film "The Summer we Maven to Elm Street" was shown after which the ladies formed in groups and discussed the basic trouble in the family..and what is the re- sponsibility of everyone, espec- ially church members in help- ing anew family, coming into a neighborhood. In conclusion the ladies decided that lack of CWL Has Meeting 'On October 6, 1969 the • Dublin Catholic Women's Lea- gue held their meeting in the , Parish Hall. There were three executives present .,Mrs. Peter Willcms chaired the meeting . 'as the President was nbt present. Ivsirs., Frank Van Bergen read a - report 'from the Deanery Meet-. ing held in Seaforth on Septem-: ber 24. The report was prepared, by Mrs. George Coville. Those present discussed the adoption of a child in a foreign country and all were in favour but no final decision will be made until the president returns. The meeting was then adjourn- ed and lunch was served, • Dublin Colleens • Meet The fourth meeting of the Dublin Colleens was held on October, 6 and the treasurers and and secretaries reports were giv- en. After the roll call Mrs. C. Friend passed out leaflets and Miss Melba Jean Friend led a discussion on "Complexion Care" and then she distributed some pamphlets, among the girls.- Mrs. C, Friend then discussed grains of fabric. She also demon- 01 strated how to make flat felled seams, to finish seams, and how to mark the fabric with trac- ing paper and tailors tacks. 4 Honor COuple On :On Friday evening,, October 3rd, -a reception was held in Brodhagen CommunityHall in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Murray,on the occasion of their 2-5th wedding anniversary. A congratulatory address was read by Richard Downey and a purse:of.money wad presented by' Martin ./Cilaloney on behalf pf their friends, neighbours and relatives. Their family presented them with a silver tea service. • Relatives were present from • Toronto; Ki tchener, Sr. Thomas and Stratford. Music was supplied by the Norris Orchestra and lunch was served by the neighbours. Mr. and Mrs. Murray have a family of four -.Mrs. Dan (Rose- mary) O'Connor, Stratford;Mrs Gordon (Loretta) Butters, Toronto; Stephen, Kitchener and Jimmie at home. On Saturday a High Mass of Thanksgiving was celebrated in St. Culumban's Church and at noon there was a family dinner at their home. The Perth Deanery Fall Rally of the Anglican Church Wornen was well attended, .when held in Trinity Anglican Church, Ivlitchell on Wednesday evening. A bounteous him dinner was served by the Trinity ladies and Mrs, William J. Butson, presid- ent, extended a hearty welcome and Mrs. Ronald Carrol,R.R.I. Centralia. Saintsbury A. C. W. replied. Gather To Honor Visitor A social gathering of relativ es and friends was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Young, 168 Queen Street, Strat- ford, in honour of Mrs, Frank Migsen of North Hollywood, California, former resident of Stratford. Mrs. Elligsen has been visiting in Stratford and other centres for the past three months and will soon be returning to California where her daughter, Mrs. Jack (Marguerite) Miller and Mr. Miller and two grand- t children, Shelley and Richy re- side. Mrs. Elligsen's husband pas- sed away in California two ?/_ears ago. Her son, HoWard Elligsen, and wife of Collingwpod attended' the gathering. ,, Mr. Howard Querengesser, 77 Glendon Rd. , Stratford, on be- half of those present expressed the_pleasure of having had her in our riatfirahr"Wished-her-a- safe journey home. Mrs. Young•presented her with a gift and a corsage. 4-:Id CLUB MEETS • Logan Council at linfnit/91AP. Monday, reeelYellPegt190' requesting the repair and proventent.of the North-portion, of the Logan Road Drain and the - Clerk was instructed to notify James A. Howes 0. L. S. A one quarter page, ad was , taken in the Mitchell and Dist- rict High School Echoes and a grant of $25. 00 Was made to the Perth County Plowmen'S Associadon. • Pye Electronics are to, be con- tacted to meet with Conned re- garding having radios installed in the graders. Council the form- ing of a combined Planning Board including Mitchell, Fullerton, Hibbert and Logan. - Tenders are to be called and 0. ',ifeiotion•Dade OPFed ar a•sPePi.4 Plebt4*,C! 30101 Pcl900t 24) fgr4P93f- 44:01Ong OfAlIPAIPIK fc4,1.frile 1.00b.7 seas9P; , ' qf 1.110' PQM0449n ” paSSed-settfna *Aug; for 41.90, inatiogs, Noven113er ‘1 and If election is necessary be held December . 1 wItl,t*" polls open fretrt 10 a.m. •tOli m. Accounts passed hc1 ided . roads $1,9,975. '708 General $1e, 961. 70 which Included to installation of Mouliton street lights and the balance 0A the. Horn drain contracr. ' The. Clerk repotted the; 1969 assessment roll had been receiver showing an assessment of $3. 609, 545 up $39, 485 over 196f and a population of 2.28f up 55. "WANTED" Walkers and Sponsors for a Walk SAT., OCT. 180 From Dublin to Staffa to 23 Highway to Mitchell and back to Dublin, to provide park & recreational land for DUBLIN AND DISTRICT ATHLETIC ,ASSOCIATION Walkers can obtain form from Shil- lelagh or members of• the executive.