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The Huron Expositor, 1973-03-15, Page 12News of Cromarty Correspondent Mrs. Ken McKellar Seventeen girls were present for the second meeting of Staffa # 2's Knitti-Gritties on Monday evening. .Ruth McPhail presided. Kathy Douglas gave the secre- tary's report and the roll call was to name the pattern and fabric chosen and how it was prepared for cutting. After the business. the sheets on meeting one, dealing with the manufac- ture of knits were filled in. For Local and Long Distance Hauling — Call — CRONIN TRANSPORT UVESTOCK — FERTILIZER Phone 345-2200 Dublin P.C.V., D., F., and F.S. St. Patrick's Day Mike Doyle Shipper of U.C.O. Phone 345-2549 345-2200 R. R. 1, STAFFA ARROW STATION Sz SNACK BAR Phone 345-2754 — DUBLIN Custom BUTCHERING LOCKER SERVICE Fresh & Cured Meats FROZEN FOODS DUBLIN MEAT MARKET Government' Inspected Slaughter House Phone 315-2360 • DUBLIN Drivers attend course weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Benninger. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hallman, Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. J.D. MacRae, London, visited Mr. and Mrs. Don MacRae on the weekend. DUBLIN MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE No. 1, Hot Rods 88; No. 2, Road- runners 81; No. 3 Dum, dum and the Howling Fine 125; No. 4 Butterflies 90; No. 5 Spitfires 81; No. 6 Red Barons 83. The Bowling Champs for the year 1972-73 are the members of No. 3. The members are as follows: Cathy Somers (Capt.), Frank Eickmeier, Norma Dietz, Donna Paratchek, Norma Hoegy and Hank Kramers. The playoffs commence on March 14. Constable Wayne Moulten of the OPP visited St. Columban School to present an informative program to the pupils on safety. Safety pamphlets were distributed to the children at 'the conclusion of his presentation. The pupils inGradesland 2 interviewed Constable Moulten on his work as a policeman since the topic they are presently researching is "Helpers". Shown are Carolyn O'Reilly, Suanne Murray and Colleen Melady as they talk to Constable Moulten. \ • Hibbert Township Council seisointerim mill rate Lou Rowland TRUCKING DUBLIN Phone 345-2301 Custom CHOPPING CEMENT FOR SALE All Kinds of Grain Bought and Sold • • FERTILIZER FEED SEEDS OIL WM. STAPLETON & SON 3 eP-k..449 Phone 345-2330, Dublin • Drivers from Cronin Trans- port and Lou Rowland Transport, Dublin and Ellens' Cartage of Mitchell attended a Commercial Driver Improvement Course in the Town Hall at Mitchell on Friday evening March 2nd and Saturday morning March 3rd. This course was presented by John Killop of Windsor and Mer- vin Sheppard of Kitchener, staff members of the Transport Asso- ciation of Ontario. The drivers were all appreciative of the know- ledge gained from this course and the interesting manner in which it was presented to them by Mr. Killop and Mr. Sheppard. Mrs. Lloyd McCarthy, Mr. Keith McCarthy and Mr. and Mrs. Terry McCarthy were in Toronto recently attending the funeral of the former's nephew, Mr. Percy Reese, husband of Joan Mc- Carthy. Joan is a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCarthy' Jr. Also surviving is hii'iiiiiighter Barbara. Senior Citizens of Dublin and district have expressed ap- preciation to the officers of the P.T,A. and those responsible for arranging a bus trip and tickets to the Ice Capadeis in Kitchener on March 10th. Home to celebrate the birthday of Mr. George Ducharme on the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Pat McMahon of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Plaeu, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Bill prentice and Mr. and Mrs. Tom McPherson all of London. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Looby left on Thursday for a few weeks holidays in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Looby returned home last week from a months holiday in Florida. 'Mr. and Mrs. Ed Byers spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Al Byers in Kitchener. Mrs. Don Moeser and Danny spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney. an rs ,Pete Maloney spent Stinday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack liagarty in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs: Jim Ouellette and son of Windsor spent the 404,E14,414 '40; and ratepayers will be notified. A gravel tender was accepted from Sandy Constracting, God- erich, subject to Ministry approval. The tender provides for $1,25 per cu. yd. for roads and stock pile, and $1.50 del- ivered to farmers' lanes, The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 128 was granted $25 to assist in public Speaking Con- tests. Council passed a by-law to approve the re-zoning of a p-arcel of land on Lot 30, Con 1 from. agricultural. to industrial to enable construction of a pro- cessing plant by the Canadian Bean Growers Co-op. The County planner is directing the circula- tion of petition 'and completing arrangements with the O.M.B. The Staffa . Knit Wits 4-H Homemaking Club held a work meeting March 10th at the home of their leader, Mrs. Butson, with 15 girls present. -Mrs. Roe's assisted the leaders, Mrs. Butson and Mrs. Jeffery and the girls were divided into three groups. Samples of rolled edges, trim, setting in sleeves, seam finishes and a cuffed sleeve were made by each of the girls, PHILCO RADIO & TV Appliances An interim mill rate of 35 mills was approved by Hibbert Township Council at the March meeting. On an assessment of $2,865,430 this will raise $100,290. The 5 mill interim increase is necessary to cover the Capital Fund Allowance of $17,394 on 19,72 Board of Education Levy for Upper Thames School, which • will not be effective in 1973. Fred Harburn was awarded the Weed Control contract at $4.50 and also the Warble Fly Spraying program,, which will be on a voluntary basis to be chayged, on the final .tax return, Notice was received of a Rabies Clinic to be held on March 30th in the TownshipGar- age, Staffa. Land Division Severances were recommended for properties owned by Fergus Kelly and Gordon Laing and road expendi- tures in the amount of $2,261.45, and general expendittfres for $8,442.21 were approved. An application for supplemen- Kelvinator Phone 345-2273 Shown here rehearsing their parts for the St. Patrick's Day Festivities are Grades 5 and 6 of Dublin's St. Patrick School. The concert which included skits, songs and dances was held on Sunday and Tuesday. (Staff Photo) For St. Patrick's Day the pupils of Grades 1 and 2 decided to put on a folk dance to celebrate the event. (Staff Photo) Winners of the Mitchell Royal Canadian Legion P4lic Speaking Contest are: Ruth McCraight, Junior Girls; Donna McGrath, Senior Girls and Jim McCraight, Senior boys division. All three attend St. Patrick's, Dublin. (Staff Photo) Mrs. Frank Miller is a pat- ient in Seuforth Community Hos- pital. Russell Miller is at present a patient in Stratford Community Hospital, having undergone sur- gery last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Temple- man visited Sunday with Mrs. Robert Duncan, Huronview, Mrs. Nelson Hunkin, Teeswater and Nelson Hunkin, Wingham Gen- eral Hospital. rtl BRIDGES — CULVERTS DUBLIN' --- PHONE 345-21100 Dublin For General Hardware Needs on St. Patrick's Day and all year round, visit DUBLIN Home HARDWARE M J. McCREIGHT, Proprietor Correspondent Mrs. John Templeman Lary subsidy for $14,000 was forwarded to the Ministry of Transportation and Communica- tion to assist in Bridge Con- struction. The Scott Drain Report and Neevel Branch report will be read on March 27. The engineer News of Woodham Correspondent Miss Jean Copeland 4111111111111111111111111111111111111111•111.11111011111. Miss Donna Bickell of Kirkton spent Friday night and Saturday with Miss Ellen Copeland, Cyn- thia and Deanna. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rundle and Larry were Saturday evening supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brintnell, Terri and Scott and helped Larry cele- brate his birthday. Miss Phyllis NeSbit of Kirkton visited with Miss Cheryl Brine on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Cook of Mitchell were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler. Miss Jean Copeland visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs2Stan- ley Mountain of St. Marys. Mrs. Donald Brine and Miss Jean Copeland accompanied other mem.)ers of the St. Marys Horti- cultural Society on the bus trip to the annual flower show of the Toronto Garden Club, at the O'Keefe Centre on Saturday. Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and he money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240.