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The Huron Expositor, 1973-05-31, Page 10SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS & CONSULTANTS LTD. AREA CODE 519444-WS COLLECT---,„ ilEAD OFFICE: •'S6 Weber St. E. Kitchener, Ont. r WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CAM . • 1 lot and 2nd Mortgages .sonywhir. Onlearla on REEIDENTIAL • INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL and FARM PROPERTIES IlnincIng on now construction • • or land davelnpmmil . REPRESINTATWES IN YOUR AREA-PHONE ktiffir leter NOW AVAILABLE ON • NOTICE Lou Rowland Transport Ltd. will be operating a sub- assembly yard for market hogs at Lot 28, Con. 1, Hibbert Twp., on No. 8 Highway near St. Colum- ban, starting TUESDAY, 'JUNE . 5th, 1973 and each TUESDAY therafter between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. SOWS on Thursdays. ONLY each week. • Market hogs picked up at your own farm Monday-- Wednesday - Thursday each week. Cattle to Toronto Stock Yards, etc., each and every week, pick-up at your farm. — For further information please call 345-2301 Dublin • Thanking you for your patronage, Lou Rowland / Per , . Lou Rowland Transport Ltd. 9, MEMORIALS = • — PRYDE & SON LTD • Phone. 235-0620 Main St., Exeter • MONUMENTS. . •. _MARKERS • INSCRIPTIONS . Contact Jack Pryde: Office 23:0620 or Home 235-1384 Order Now For Delivery As''Sbon As Possible-In-The Spring DISPLAYS ALSO IN GODERICH, CLINTON and SFAFORTH "OUR BUSINESS ESVABLISHED 1919" PHONE 527-1910 SEAFORTH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED Ingersoll defeats St: Columban St. Columban was defeated 6 - 1' by Ingersoll Flyers in Ingersoll last Sunday., The game was much closer than the score indicates as Inger- soll capitalized on every possible 'scoring change while St. colum 2 ban just couldn't put the ball in the net:, Ingersoll jumped out in front ,with two quick goals early in the game , then St. Columban got back in the game when Danny Murray outran the Ingersoll de- fenceman and blasted the' break away pass from Ken Flanagan into 'the net..' 'St. Columban tried to come back but they were stalled as .Ingersoll scored two more goals , one being on a penalty shot, that made the score 4' -1 at tha end of the -1st half. , The second half contained many scoring chances for both teams but Ingersoll , were - the only ones who made them count as they scored two more goals, one on their second penalty shot Of the game. That made the score 6 - 1 and it remainecLthere for the rest of the game, St. Columbari's next schedul- e ed game is on Saturday, June 9th • at Seaforth High School Field • at 6 P.M. when they play the Yugoslav Canadians. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hescott who bothreceived their B. A. at the Convocation at the University of Waterloo. Mrs. Hescott is the former Kathleen Stapleton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferg Stapleton, Dublin. • ,EXPOSITOR, SEAFortrf, 9N1r.,:"MAY 31, 1971 Sister Victorine Krauskopf, formerly of the Dublin area, cele- brated 60 years in the St. Josephs' Order. Saturday morning at Mount St. Joseph Mother House,' London. Concelelirated Mass at 10;30 a.m. was offered by, Father O'Brien and six priests, followed by a dinner. Those who at- tended were: Mr. 'Nicholas Krauskopf of St. Mary's Hospi-. „ tal; Sister Claire of Precious Blood Convent; Clara Krauskopf of Detroit, Michigan; Mr, and Mrs. Pat McGlaughlin of Man- ville, Alberta; Albenia and Anna, Kraue,kopf Morinville, Alberta; Sister Mdry Immaculate of Kin- kora; Mr. Clem Krauskopf, R.R. # 1, Dublin; Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Murray, R.R. # 5, Seaforth. A reception was held in.the afternoon and many' of her nieces and nep,hews attended. Mrs. Jean Dill visited In Simcoe and Strat- ford during the past week. Sister Agnes' Coyne of Strath- roy, visited with ,her brothers and sisters here. Mr. Elmer Keller is a patient in Victoria Hospital in London. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart of Stratford visited with Mrs.' Mary McCarthy on Saturday. Mr, 'and Mrs. Mike Maloney and girls 'of Stratford and Mrs. Ray Maloney and Ann Marie" of Sebringville with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. John Kroske, Windsor, Frank and Lucille Jolly, Melondale, Mich., andJohnny and Order Theo Gribb, Mt. Clemens visited with „Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kroske on the weekend. Sister Bernadette Nagleand Sister Mary Nagle from Chatham visited their brother, John Nagle. Sister - Marie Brebeuf from Edmonton, Alberta; Sister Rose Catherine, Detroit, Michigan; Mrs. Rose Benninger and, daughter Jenny of Pontiac, Michi- gan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Benninger -. on Thursday. . Jim Barnes and Mary Heenan spent Sunday at Midland. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Lcioby, Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Rourke and David, Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Maloney Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Ste- phen Maloney, 'Mr. and Mrs. V.J, Maloney and Mr. and Mrs. John Maloney were in Burlinton on , Saturday attending the O'Rourke' Clemens wedding. Dublin Women's Institute held a 'plant Sale' as a feature of a meeting •at the home of Mrs. R. Aikens. Mrs. J.. president opened the meeting and roll call was answered with rione 'way to serve Canada at home." Thirteen members and six visitors were present. Minutes were read by Mri. 'H. Pethitk and the treasurers' report by- Mrs. R. Burchill. Spruce Ldge extended an invitation to' the Lodge on June 20. for crafts, candies etc. Report of South 'Perth- District Annual which was held in Mitchell at the Crystal Palace, was given by Mrs. N. McKay. Five ladies from Dublin' attended. • A meeting for organizing pro- grams for, year 1973-74 was held at the home of 'the President and programs were distributed to members. 1VITs. R. Aikens gave a hint• on starting potato • eyes for planting. Mrs. N. Mc Kay 'on, plant • food. Mrs. Chas. Friend on starting geranim seeds. Lunch was served by the hos- tess and Mrs. Wilfred Annls, Mrs. L. Aikens. Licelw..cyP,,Wars„.wcia by„M ,t Kay. Mrs. R:1, Burchill gave courtesy remarks. Mrs. J. Bur- chill'was auctioneer for the'plant Sale which offered a wide variety. Shower - Mrs. Real Bigras, Sarnia spent the weekend with ,Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leonhardt. Brian Abbott, Slave Lake, Alberta is billeted at the Ceonhardt home as one of the exchange students with" Mitchell and District High School, Last week eleven students from. Mitchell were in Slave Lake, Al- berta, attending classes and. sightseeing. Mrs. Louis McIntyre spent a few days with Mr.„„and Mrs. Ted Qnema and . family, Otterville. She' returned home Saturday. Mr. Harvey Ahrens returned home Wednesday from the Strat- ford - General Hospital where Fe had been a patient for three weeks. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ton ..Bode, attending their son Eric's Confirmation last Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs.t13ill Ahrens, BOttawa, Mr. and Mrs. Henry ode, Fort Erie, Bill Bode, Kar- en Forsberg, Toronto, Beverley bert and M rs. JehnHerbert, Mit- 111111•11111=6. Michalowsky and ^Tony, Brian Swan, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Miller, Christine and Craig Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ludington, Monkban, Fred Her- M chell, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Steinbach and John, Dublin, Nor- man Bode, Seaforth Hospital, Ronald Rose, Mr. and Mrs. W11= liam Rose, RR 3, Mitchell, and Shirley Ryan, Dashwood. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rose, Sarnia visited with Mrs. Chris W. Leonhardt on Sund ay, ,Mr. and Mr's. George Mueller attended the graduation exercises of their grandon, David Scholl 'from Waterlod L6theran Univer- sity on Sunday •and were guests afterwards at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scholl, Monkton. Mr. arid Mrs. Wayne Beuer- man, London visited last Monday with Mr. and-Mrs. Manuel•Beuer- .man. News of McKillop Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum-) and Carl 'visited recently in Stratford with mr. and Mrs. Glen Corlett. Sympathy of the commilnity is extended to Mrs. Don Dennis in the lois of her brother Mr. Messerschmidt of Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pres- zcator and Barbara and Miss Lorna., Brenda and Barbara Glan- ville and Kathleen Bushfield of Crediton and Mr. Ronald Foran, Karen and Bobby of Blyth visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele. • Mr. arid Mrs. Thomas Burns of Dublin visited Sunday evening with Mrs. Joseph Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Diegel of Shakespeare visited on Sun- day with Mr. ind Mrs. Ralph Fisher and family. Mrs. Joan' Underwood and Miss Winnie Barret of Islington , visited recently 'with Mrs. Joseph Thornton and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Regele.siter on Sunday evening with Mrs. m and Mrs. Ed Regele vi- Noran .,Bennewies and Cheryl at Brodhagen. Mrs. Harold'Wilson 'has re- _ turned to her home 'from Strat- ford General Hospital where she underwent surgery. arrn.e rained . out The game between Brodhagen Brewers and the Kirkton- Woodham Combines was rained out on Sunday. On Thursday at 8:45 Brod- hagen will host the MilvertOn Winston*. 'The Brewers are sponSoring an invitational tournament on Saturday and Sunday 23rd and 24th of June. More information will 'be available later. Shakespeare has dropped out of the league this year and all their• games are cancelled. . Cromarty In a South Perth Ladies soft- ball game Tuesday, Fullarton defeated Cromarty 18 - 6. BUTTON BARBS ,,MATIZIMoNY% THE ONLY( STATE WHICH ALLOW5 A WOMAN TO NORK 18 HoUR5 AND w [VOLK' AIW 'OVER7iME . PAYI - FUNK'S SEED- CORN GOOD YIELD and STANDABILITY FREE Spring De- livery on early orders. SPECIAL , VOLUME DISCOUNTS Distributed in Huron Colunty by Milton J. Dietz LTD. PURINA tHOWS . SANITATION PRODUCTS SEED CORN LAYER CAGES VENTILATION (Wholesale & Retail) R.R. 4, Seaforth, Ontario Phone 527-9608 Brodhagen Correspondent Mrs.Ker Elligsen Good Crops Start With GROWERS BRAND SEEP Available in The Warehouse. at 06 Celebrates 60 years in •1/ • „ ATTENTION BEAN GROWERS Contracts Available Inquire Today Ontario Bean Growers Co-operative l'he Farmers Elevator' A shower was held in St. Patrick's gymnasium on May 22nd for Joanne Van Bergen whose wedding is a June event. The Ryan . and Brosens sisters sponsored the shower,, assisted by • a group of girl friends from M.D.H.S. A few games of-bingo ,were played and a group of six ,girls from the school...provided.* music on their guitars. Maureen Ryan read an address 'and Joanne was presented with many lovely gifts in a decorated basket carried by. winsome Margaret Ann Ryan.: The bride-to-be expressed her gratituae, Editor's Quote Book "I'm opposed—to million- aires, but it would be danger- ous to offer me the position," --Mark Twain (Photo ' by ' Force. Studio) Catherine - Ryan of Kitchener and formerly of Dublin`; Ontario graduated from. Waterloo Lutheran University at the Spring Convocation held at Kitchener Memorial Audi- torium on Sunday, May 20. She receivectra Ba"helor of Arts degree majoring in Psychology and presently is employemployedd by the V Kitchener - Waterloo Separate School Board in the field of 'Special Education. VACATION•WILUED USED CARS 1971 Ford Stationwagon 1971 Cougar 1970 Ford, 2-door, HT. 1969 Chevelle 1969 Ford LTD, 2-dr. H .T 1969 Fordc1 2-ifoor, HT. 1968 'Dodge, 2-dr., MI. 1966. Chev., 4-dr. Sedan Vord - Mercury Dealer PHONE 527-1140 . SEAFORT11 Mr. and Mrs. Pat MUNLatigh- lin, Manville, Alta, Miss Ann Krauskopf, Edmonton, Alta,Miss Albenia Krauskopf, , Edmonton, Alta, Miss Clara KrauskOpf, De- troit are 'Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Murray.' They ,are • attending the Diamond Ju- bilee in 'London of Sr. M.Vic- torine S.S.J. the former Cozif. la Krauskopf. Others 'attending -were ?Itch- ' olas Krauskopf, St. Marys Hos- pital, London, Sr: St.Clare R. P.13, London. Sr. M.Immdculate 5.5.1. Kink9ra also Mr. •Clem Krauskopf and •Mr. and. Mrs. Vincent Murray, nieces • and nephews from Dublin, Mitchell, Stratford,'Kitchener and Jarvis, TOntario, Orangeville and St. Tho- mas attended the reception. in the afternoon.