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The Huron Expositor, 1974-06-06, Page 5a® Y Church services were cancelled etc. .'! 1fr'. •. about being selected by 'Rangers, on Sunday because of anniversary A large number from this 1.29 + •.i„ P+t I , TURKEY LEGS ....... . ................: ie.�J..' i II W1 A Church, Hensall. Attending from ial service at Roy's Cemetery on' SLICED MINCED FRAM .. • . • • • • • • • • .... 'a , Wome >la ¢ Insti tote Wili,i?o'tet y. . yy}� i. <<`;✓.V SP " :'X•4 * 'tP ' ��' , �A�:r;� f ..�.. .�t t yi. �' ; �'• :.. : ,.. .�•� .,+'�`{ iY,�t�.��t��ry A� l;l:,r ! .1,e d..E. ''.f• y'M.:Y r'., s•: ��, I „ .' moi( .t �, Rangers. I'd be foolish to turn- M Thomas Scott and Mr. and rg. ant Y!,>.', r� sr;l'K A[i9,.".: 1� f; /.;i.. ,. . Do s :Golf ait4Cof ` Ito ; �� ' :. •' I t Bonnie McPhail, Kathy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing and .� advance, then turning it down.' Douglas, *Maurice Ruston and • Tuesday, d �>r�(k 0.1 y. U� A,%%z µ r � j ,} q�,,. ,�;Y'fFy i I gar-dening 90 Th is A l is g, u ore sn a n ustrl.P.°S'„ `rYtlns•has .•F meeting Canadian I d A3.,. I.. .,t s r . i �c a� i . ` 'Pi it ,a, ,.. lig;, x, fiJ '�� Ip Church services were cancelled etc. .'! 1fr'. •. about being selected by 'Rangers, on Sunday because of anniversary A large number from this 1.29 + •.i„ P+t a u The June meeting iqf the community attended the Memor- TURKEY LEGS ....... . ................: ie.�J..' 59e going somewhere. 1 won't be Church, Hensall. Attending from ial service at Roy's Cemetery on' SLICED MINCED FRAM .. • . • • • • • • • • .... • • . per lb: Wome >la ¢ Insti tote Wili,i?o'tet y. . yy}� i. <<`;✓.V SP " :'X•4 * 'tP ' ��' , �A�:r;� f ..�.. .�t t yi. �' ; �'• :.. : ,.. .�•� .,+'�`{ iY,�t�.��t��ry A� l;l:,r ! .1,e d..E. ''.f• y'M.:Y r'., s•: ��, I „ .' moi( .t �, Rangers. I'd be foolish to turn- M Thomas Scott and Mr. and rg. M J ff n r, J. Jefferson, r. and s J M Y!,>.', r� sr;l'K A[i9,.".: 1� f; /.;i.. ,. . Do s :Golf ait4Cof ` . ;. ; �� ' :. •' I � : Bonnie McPhail, Kathy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing and .� advance, then turning it down.' Douglas, *Maurice Ruston and • Tuesday, d �>r�(k 0.1 y. U� , .fir .• ' ,� !+ ;1 { p tP `yA. , �9,,f1W J ' kL, µ r � j ,} q�,,. ,�;Y'fFy i I gar-dening Th is A l is g, u ore sn a n ustrl.P.°S'„ `rYtlns•has .•F meeting Canadian I d A3.,. I.. .,t s r . i �c a� i . ` 'Pi it ,a, ,.. lig;, x, fiJ '�� charge of Mrs. Naxtnaa<Y Mehl And ',M x` ; „" . Mrs. Les..Ca>'nPbell• *, . -' ' • � : - t ;, • ,,Y, r� u The monthly meeting of the Lobby and Mrs. Verna Brooks on the weekend. Miss Belle Ca>itpbell wall sped ;.. ..•� fs.. �.a, ., ,r" �, t �. �.'4 "'c� . r, ,.. a. ° Via= Dublin W.I. was held at the home assisted by Mrs, R. Pepper and Mr. Joe Loob' attended a on early Industries. R411 ) will Y �� ,t�� • - w, v f :• J c�" `. -- �`,� •cwd+•''�„ r 'tip '%�k• �>~ c" o- , ^ A ; '' ;, � ' of Mrs. Ross Pepper with . 14 PP Nancy. Mrs. J. Burchill a ctioned µ business meeting in Toronto on g be name a. product we.would lack ,; .� . , �; ,rw . ,� , 1.� A- ;S� � � , �{c:.+. � ��r m embers and 14 visitors present. for the plant sale and realized a .. T Tuesday. Y if farmers never. ame. back. l"' , . t , � Ix '�V.. 4 , • n.:1" ..�,�,,, �, _ �A s:w ,:. ,. I t:,r �...s •t.y _ t_j J.i. d� wt` f :.: . '4Fs' :-. - , _ ` W 6 4 �• .'h. 2 5, • Mrs. J Statt on welcomed all good sum. Mr and Mrs Mat Murra and Lunch is fi" bbarge of Mrs • Y b ` .. 7, , .,� +"� ., ,t pp .% 4, �Ij •.' -� } .r', those present. sent. Mrs. W. AnniS"'thanked 'the , . Mr, and Mrs. Ron Gethke have Arnold T aYior, Mrs: Bldin"Ker'f, �7�_ .; iY,M ,• t ` Y r. , , , ,�•- The President, Mrs. J. Statton, hostess and Mrs. Chas'. Friend returned home after a motor trip Mrs. John MacLean- and Mrs, I, ' ' a �~ °' a+ ' y f N° opened the meeting with 0 thanked the auctioneer for a good to Quebec and Montreal. Wilfred Coleman. DOWN I'O THE WIRE — Two runners race to • must have been Canada, Ode, and the Mary Stuart Collect, Mrs. Joe Looby, job. Visitors at the home of Alicia � •' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • r • • • • • o • • • • • • r � • • � � young the fj finish line in the a neek and neck race. Teachers at V11 'Talbot Secretary, read. the minutes and °� `..Mrs. and Matt Coyne on the weekend Mr. • : Lower Interest ! Rah.......••. one of race events at Seaforth SPS, including Principal J. W''.and Mrs:Edna R. Burchill, the Treasurer's were and Mrs. Don Crakell of . r. Public School's Field Day on Friday. Excited Bell in the foreground and Sheila Morton and Paul report, Windsor and Mrs. Lucy Coyne NOW AVAUAMM ON expressions q p n the faces of fellow students mean it Carroll in the background look on. (Staff Photo) Roll calf was Name the flower of your birthday month. Thank and son Jim of London. Mr. and Mrs. Don Benninger + - -� • �> t a11ct., • • ��V .Mort « you notes were read. - and daughter Lori of Hespeler • ? • Dublin • man , sgrandsontoplay hockeyreport Mrs. Chas. Friend gave a on the District Annual held visited oit the"weekend with Mr: and Hugh Benninger. • ` anywhere to Ontario on RESIDENTIAL -- ]1NDU6TSIAL • at the Stratford Coliseum. 4. F Mr .Frank Evans is spending a • 01)DOSERMAL and FARM PitOPF8TIE8 • Dave Maloney is a grandson of Kitchener Rangers will defin- - 'Rangers treated me great the vital cog in next season's rebuild- Mrs. W. McKay, Mrs. R. few days in Toronto with Mr. and . tnterm financing on' conrtenaUera • "Mont • Dublin correspondent Wilfred itely by playing without all-star Maloney. three ears i, was there,' said in program. Y g P g Maloney.Y• I lad la in 'it's Burchill, Mrs. C. Friend, and Mrs, Joe Looby attended from Mrs. Jack Cleary. Mr. and Mr's. Lorne Flanagan, ` REPR•E�NT.ATIVES IN YOUR AR I!':—+>�'aD= • • •• defenceman Dave Maloney next � (from the Kitchener -Waterloo season. was to discouraging and upset- g play g g P that organization. Eddie's a tin said Bush. 'But the players g g,' p Y ' "Dublin. W.I.Mrs. R, Aikens gave Pat and friend were in Windsor • ����� • '������� 10 • • Record). Though he has two years of terrific hockey man. In my aren't to blame. 1 don't know the topic, read note and gave over the weekend and attended • , • junior eligibility remaining, opinion he taught me as much as what's going to happen to junior hints on planting seeds, bulbs, the Costello-Gange' wedding on Saturday. : & CONSULTANTS LTD Maloney will perform as a pro I'm ever going to know about the hockey. i don't know how we've etc. Meeting adjourned with O • • Coun,tyCouncil fundamentals. But his method of supposed to develop players Canada. The Lucky Cup went to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Byers and • ARE,!• CODE 519-14i-8tf3tf COLLECT somewhere. He'll either sign with teaching did leave a few hard when they grab them from us all Mrs. J. Burchill. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney HEAD OFFICE: ,68,�Veber St E., Kitchener, Oft 0 the Nation! Hockey League's feelings.' the time.' Lunch was served by Mrs. Joe were in Orangeville on business• WE Y �g 0 Mp�{TOAdLrB FOR INWANT CM& • . - New York Rangers, who picked Maloney, a rugged six-footer Bush was surprised Maloney awards grants him 14th in the first round of the who will turn ' 18 later this so-called secret draft Tuesday in was picked ahead of left winger summer, is willing to -playa year Joe Fortunato. 'Of all our under - Montreal, or with some club from or two w ith a farm team if he can't age juniors, I thought FortBush. nato 'But In other business during the the World Hockey Association But make the big club the first year. ^` .would go first,' said Bush. ' day, countycouncil voted a grant which begins its draft Friday in He thinks he'll learn more doing -you never know about hockey ` of $2200 to the Victorian Order of Toronto. that than playing another year or people.' Nurses; approved some changes Maloney was one of five two of junior. Maloney had 16 goals and 54 in the tree -cutting bylaw; Kitchener Rangers taken in the Losing Maloney was particular- assists in 70 games this season, A h d la for first two rounds Centre Doug approve t e secon ary p n Iv hard for Bush to take. With breaking the team record for most the village of Bayfield which now Risebrough and all-star defence Rangers losing 13 players this assists by a defenceman. He also Guests with Mr. and Mrs. McLellan, Winnipeg, Man. Carol goes for, miHsterial approval;and man Rick Chartraw also went in year, Maloney would have been a had 104 minutes in penalties. Philip James were Mr. and Mrs. Mason, Blyth., All attending the heard that Huron County the first round. They were picked L. 'Greig and Cathy, Mrs. R. Haines -Greig wedding at scholarship winners at Centralia seventh and '10th respectively by College of Agriculture ,Montreal Canadiens. Technology had been won by Left Wingers Ron Sedlbauer Darrel Finkbeiner, Crediton fo'r and Peter Sturgeon were selected Agricultural Business in the second round. Sedlbauer Management; Kathy Wright, was taken by Vancouver Canucks .Goderich: Home Economics:. and .,as,.t'be .23rd overall - choice and Catherine Malcolm, Seaforth, Sturgeon was picked. by Boston animal health. Bruins as the 36th overall. choice. Gardiner and Richard, Victoria, Cromarty Church. Prior to the B.C. .Miss Debbie Greig, wedding a shower was held at the Vancouver, B.C. Miss Bonnie home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerr, Regina, Sask. Mr. Doug Rock, Mitchell Save money every time you uc4.e • 'Shock... relief ... I don't know •`j 0 quite how I felt,' said Maloney d Church services were cancelled etc. .'! 1fr'. •. about being selected by 'Rangers, on Sunday because of anniversary A large number from this 1.29 SLICED PORK LIVER '.........:......... '1'm certainly happy. I knew I was services in Carmel Presbyterian community attended the Memor- TURKEY LEGS ....... . ................: acoc 59e going somewhere. 1 won't be Church, Hensall. Attending from ial service at Roy's Cemetery on' SLICED MINCED FRAM .. • . • • • • • • • • .... • • . per lb: 79e going back to (Kitchener) this area were Mr. and Mrs. Sundav afternoon. 98c Rangers. I'd be foolish to turn- M Thomas Scott and Mr. and rg. M J ff n r, J. Jefferson, r. and s J M Fully processed Side of Beef ....... down a pro offer.. It would be like Calder McKaig. Mrs. Gordon Laing and Peter, at per ili. getting an opportunity to Bonnie McPhail, Kathy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing and .� advance, then turning it down.' Douglas, *Maurice Ruston and • family, attended the Wallace i I Margaret Laing, students in the ` teuni,)n at Sebringville park 'on Miss Clara Krausko P f of it was rumors t oat Ma otkt CROWN HARDWARE wouldn't be returning to Grade 10 biology class, spent last Sunday. Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. Kitchener anyway because of a Thursdav on a bus trip to St. Most of the farmers in the Vincent Murraynd other Y Phone 527-1.20 — Seaforth Y conflict with coach Eddie Bush. Marys, Arkona; Kettle Point, and Cromarty area have completed relatives last vkeek. But Maloney refused to talk about the surrounding areas, and corn planting and are preparing Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Feeney and - . - studied -rock formations; fossils. •- the ground for beans. Mr: and Mrs. Frank Maloney of 't Get a beautiful genuine Peacock Feather Kitchener visited relatives on the with each gallon and weekend. �,;,;, Mr. Joe McIver. of Kinkora, j Mrs. Bill Hayden of -'Huntsville and Miss Marian McIver of on �� Detroit visited relatives here last ' t ' SAVE, week. and Mrs. Dave Regter and children of Kitchener spent the .,.`....... .'..>�;.t". . . . . . . . ,... ., ITTSBURGH-Al NTS w\ weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Al Cronin. Miss Catherine Moylan of St, Thomas spent Sundaywith her I • � VALUES mother. Mrs. Blanche Reynolds, Kitchener, spent the weekend^' with Mrs. Jack McIver. Hint of Maple — McGREGOR Tap Quality BEEF GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Whole Beef 98c Half Beef 99e Price gubject to change IN40LUDEs: CUTTINGI wRAPPING and QUICK FREEZING Free Deli�ery._ – Within 10 Mile Ph. 9$7-58 a a 1. Ap -J J A RK -T- San-Frroof IXTERIOR IATA . ttousE PAWT DHE ICOAT ° �:. Wonder, .1 White A Reduction of 3.50 gallon — 75c quart now in effect 66 • • • • • •.• • • • • • • • • • • .. • ..- - .. • Im . • . • • .'• A • .. Ni" EPTAM PATORAN 0 WEED -SPRAY • FERTILIZER BULK, BLENDED OR BAGGED for aII your requirements SEED BEANS s AFORTS& woop ARM' X Phone 1x27-0770 Se earth RINDLESS BACON lb., pkv' ......................... 95c Hint of -Maple BONELESS DINNER HAMS' .3_.t lb... , ...... tier 1b. 1.29 SLICED PORK LIVER '.........:......... • ..... her lb. 49c TURKEY LEGS ....... . ................: .:..... per lb. 59e 10 lb. box... . ..... .......... I ......... 5.25 SLICED MINCED FRAM .. • . • • • • • • • • .... • • . per lb: 79e BLADE or SHOULDER STEAKS ......... per lb. 98c FREEZER SPECIALS: Fully processed Side of Beef ....... • ..... per lb. 98c Fully processed Front of Beef ............. per ili. 79c _ We -reserve 'the right to' limit quantities a a 1. Ap -J J A RK -T- San-Frroof IXTERIOR IATA . ttousE PAWT DHE ICOAT ° �:. Wonder, .1 White A Reduction of 3.50 gallon — 75c quart now in effect 66 • • • • • •.• • • • • • • • • • • .. • ..- - .. • Im . • . • • .'• A • .. Ni" EPTAM PATORAN 0 WEED -SPRAY • FERTILIZER BULK, BLENDED OR BAGGED for aII your requirements SEED BEANS s AFORTS& woop ARM' X Phone 1x27-0770 Se earth