The Huron Expositor, 1975-08-14, Page 5ey,eapp. 7
Bring your own containers .
week days to our Apiary,
and have them filled.
-amp SUNT/AYS AND7
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
236-4979
Frettsatnples at honey house
Seaforth IGA
[Only]
Prices effective
Aug. 14, 15, 16.
or While
supplies last
Sherriff Ass't.
JELLY POWDERS
23'
3 oz. pack.
GLAD
GARBAGE BAGS
87' 10 Pack
Nice Includes Cuttirig,
Wrapping & Freezing.
We reserve the right to
limit quantities.
There's no substitute for, quality!
We handle only "Red brand A - 1 beef"
3 QT. JUG
CLOVER
FARM
Feature Buys
FROM THURSDAY,
AUG. 14 TILL
SUNDAY, AUGUST 17
STORE HOURS,
OPEN
MONDAY TO THURSDAY
9 a.m, to 6 p.m.
FRI. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
`Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sun. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
AT VANASTRA
BRAND
QUALITY
MEATS
FRED'S
HOMEMADE
SAUSAGE
SCHNEIDER'S-SKINLESS, ALL-BEEF
RED-HOT
LB. 69c WIENERS
SCHNEIDER'S
FIRST GRADE
BUTTER
MAXWELL HOUSE
INSTANT ~A
COFFEE SCHNEIDER'S - POPULAR TRAY
COUNTRY MAPLE OR FOIL SLICED
'PRODUCE FEATURES
FRESH - LOCAL
GREEN
CABBAGE
23c EACH
NEW - CELLO BAG
-CARROTS 3 LB- 43c
LARGE - GOLDEN RIPE
BANANAS 2 LB. 35c
Watch for many more features in the Foodland-advertisement
in the London Free Preis
SHOP COUNTRY MARKET AND SAVE DOLLARS
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At all other times
the dump will be locked
GOSHEN STREET SOUTH - ZURICH
The dump will now
be open from
Town of
Seaforth'
August 15 8:30 P.M. Continued
support is' appreciated.'
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Cannon have
taken possesion of Peter Willems
house on Nelson Street - Mr. and
Mrs. peter Willems have moved
to Mr. Willems Sr. home at
R,R.#4, Seaforth.
Mr. andMrs. W. Ivan Dickins
are renovating their home on Ann
St. We welcome them to Dubli n.
The large tree in front of their
home, which was considered a
hazard, has been removed by
Hibbert Township crew under the
direction of Ed. Chappel, Hibbert
Twp. Road Superintendent and
Seaforth . P.U.C. crew under
direction of Don MacRae,
chairman, Dublin Hydro.
Miss Kathleenthleen Stapleton's new
house on Mill Street is
progressing very well and will be
St. Columba a„,
Mr., and Mrs. Leo Smith,
Acton, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cronin.
Mrs. Gary Wagner, Ponoka,
Alberta, spent last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Jim 0,:Connor.
Mr. and Mrs,. "Alphonse Cronin
are visiting in Red Deer, Alberta
with their son John, his wife and
children. While there they will
attend the wedding of their
nephew, Richard Cronin.
CorreSpQndent
Don McRae
The first Pine of ti/P
Midwestern Ontario playoffs
were held at Dublin Athletic arc
Sunday afternoon at 3:0 0 '?,M.
Dublin Shamrocks coached by .10e
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reunion
Correspondent
Mrs. Marg Hulley
Doris Dolmage, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. •Roy Dolmage has
accepted a position at Queensway
Nursing Home, Flensall, and in
September she has been accepted
at the Wingham Hospital to take
her R.N.A.
—"-itathr Hulley, Cromarty is
visiting with her cousin Debbie
}Wiley. Judy McGhee has
returned to her home in London
after ...visiting with the Finney
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harris and
Vicky, Mr. and. Mrs. . Tony
Wolfcamp and Marsha, Mitchell
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and Carolyn Young, Seaforth •
have returned home from a
• holiday at Matachewan. •
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulley
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• attended a Hulley Reunion held in
M8nkton Community Park on •
•• Sunday. A lar ge crowd was in
attendance and the afternoon was •
spent in sports and games. A pot S .
luck supper was held with over 70 •
• sitting down. the most • honourable member there was •
Mrs. Gordon Hulley Sr. a past •
• long time resident of McKillop •
Township. •
New year's reunion will be held •
• in the sme place and the second • week of August. •
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After supper a very •
unprofessional game of softball • was enjoyed by all but it was very •
evident that the . umpire was •
• blind, the ladies won the game •
over the gents by a great margin. •
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Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harris •
0 accompanied by Edna Miller of • Winnipeg visited with Mr. and •
• Mrs. Robert Harris, Monday • evening. •
Earl Dolmage, Chatham, •
manager of the Toronto Dominion •
Bank at St.. Claire Avenue spent
the weekend at the home of his
parents.
over the world on his missiona
duties.
,Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney
Correspondent
Mrs. R. L aina
• Over 25 descendents of Rev..
David and Mrs. Marianne Ritchie
were • present in. Cromarty
Presbyterian , Church onSunday
morning when a plaque in their
memory was unveiled by their
granddaughter, Mrs. Martin, of
Waterloo. Rev. A .H,Daynard of
Staffa conducted 'the service
assisted by the Rev. James
Ritchie of Killarney, Manitoba,
who spoke °tithe text, 'These last
have worked but one hOur, and
thou hast made them equal unto
us which have bornethe heat and
burden of the day." (Matt. 20:12)
During the service three of the
Ritchie grandchildren, Marianne,
Deborah, and' Jennifer Martin,
sang unaccompanied 'Seek and
Ye' • Shall Find' „ The male
quartette, Eldon Allen, Murray-
Christie, Itobt. Norris and ARthur
Kemp, sand 'I Have Heard of a
Latid' with Mrs. F. Horne at the
Organ.
Following the church service
lunch was served in the basement
by the Marian Ritchie Evening
Auxilliary. During this social hour
the Rev. J. Ritchie introduced the
other sons and daughters of Rev,
David Ritchie who were present. -
Margaret, Elsie, Doug, and Mac.
and each spoke briefly. The only
.member of the immediate family
unable to be present was Gordon.
Also among the guests of
interest were 'Dr. Alex Scott.
son-in-law of James Ritchie, who
skipped the Ontario rink in the
Briar Cup curling competition last
spring, and Dr. Lance Norris of
Wyoming, who started Cromarty
school, Seaforth High School and
Toronto University at the same
time as Jim Ritchie. The Martin
sisters also sang another number
'Give me oil in my Lamp',
bringing a very happy event to a
close.
PeeWee Tournament
Thames Road girls and, Kirkton
boys took home the trophies
following ' the • PeeWee playoff
tournament ' at Cromarty
Community Park on Sunday.
Thames Road defeated Elimville
girls in their final game after
earlier winning 15.13 over
Hibbert. In the first game of the
afternoon Elimville won the right
to enter the finals by, defeating
'Hurondale 24-7.
Hurondale and Kirkton 'met, in
the first boys' game with Kirkton
winning 15-8. , ThenHibbert
played off with Elimville. winning
10,3, and going on to meet
Kirkton in the final game of the
tournament. Hibbert 1 lost this
game 18-2, giving Kirkton the
trophy.
During the afternoon, an
exhibition game was also played.
with Hurondale PeeWees
defeating Hibbert 11 boys 13-11.
Sunday night saw the Twin City
Bombers defeat Bell 25-21 in their
slow pitch game.
In their best-of-three play-off
series, Hibbert North eliminated
HibBert South bantam boys in two
games straight.
Games this week at the park
Thurs.,Aug. 14 - 7:00 P.M.
Staffa Sr. Girls VS Usborne
Sat., Aug. 16th, 9 P.M. -
Pullarton VS Staffs men.
Sun, Aug. 17th, 9 P.M.
Seaford, ' England , Chas.
Friend's brother and sister-in-law
have returned home, Mr. Jack
Friend comments on being
questioned about Dublin and area
were "Jolly Good".
Mrs. Leslie Barnes is a patient
in Westminster Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Matt McCarthy
of Holiday Florida spent a week
with Mrs. Lloyd McCarthy.
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Palin of
Toronto and Mr.a nd Mrs. Greg
Sullivan of London with Mrs.
Mary McCarthy and Mr. and
Mrs. Keith McCarthy for the
weekend.
Brodhagen
Rey. Horst and several
members of the churCh attended
the memorial service for Rev.
Loing at St. John's Lutheran
Church; Waterloo, on Thursday.
He was a former minister of St.
Peter's 'Lutheran Church,
Brodhagen.
On Sunday morning Rev. Horst
surprised the congregation with a
tape where he picked out a few
excerpts of 'the Church's 50t14
Anniversary 1972.,
'We are soAy to hear that Mr.
Art Preistap is a patient in the
General Hospital, Stratford,
again.
Roysliten VS Brodhagen
[Exhibition] •
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGhee
.London, spent a few days 1 t
week ip with Mr. McGh e's
relatives at Bancroft. '
John Taylor, STaffa, visi ed
Monday afternoon with To my
Laing.
Mrs.C4) Jon Tititi4pCinet.m.
Mr. and Aim , *heft -
'McCaughey visited Or a few days
with Mrs, Margaret, Woods,
Toronto.
Mr. and 'Mrs,Bruce Eatotti
Kim,, Elizabeth, Richtd and
Andrew arriVed home. Friday
after spending two years in
Bangladesh. Mr.,Eaton will be
returning to Dacca in "October.
Quite a • number from this
community were guests at the
Smale-Holland wedding in
Stratford an Friday OVenifi
Mtn
IKIQn, Spent the' weekend
and :Mt.C'40.iie Miller.
Wanda. and Michelle .Martyn t
RasSeldele holidayed for 'a' few
: days With theirigrandt?arentS,
and J rat. JrJohn. TentPlernan and ,
family .
Mr... and Mrs Barr' Mahon,,aro •
holidaying in the WO 0).
provinces. I
Mrs, Ruby Weiler andeCFista,.
Brampton visited on the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ,Smale
pad family,
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• an improvement along, Ceunty ,visited with Ste MaloneY in
Road #10. Kitchener over the Weelfend.
New lines and hydro service Mr. edward Byers la 'in
have been extended to service the Stratford General HOSnital.
new Huron-Perth Roman Catholic Visitors with Mr. and 'Mrs. Leo
Separate School Board offices in KrpOnen are Father Herman Van
the former Convent and should be Hulten - J. M. Verhooven and V.
Cronin came. from behind in the completed later this week Hulten and Peter Coppens. They
• last inning and won by 3-2, This is according to chairman Don will be returning to Holland this
a best 2 out of 3 play-off. The MacRae. weekend.
second game was played ismsTrustees of the Police Village Mr. and Mrs. Jack Friend of
Waterloo WedneSday evening of Dublin - Chairman Matt
against the Waterloo Ghosts. McCreight; Don 4 MacRae and
The Dublin Shamrocks are now Lawrence Cook discussed a new
in another play-off -, the sidewalk on west side of Mill
Provincial Women's Softball Street from Post Office to Liffy
Union - 1st game against the Bridge. Approval has been
Kitchener - Civilians Friday, obtained from Hibbert Tqwnship
and tenders will be called shortly.
Other badly needed sidewalks are
still under discussion.
Visiting with Mrs. Dan Costello
were Mr. and. Mrs. Bill Costello -
.Cathy, Sharon and Larry Weir,
New Lowell, Ont., - also Mrs.
Doug. McGilvery and children,
Chatham.
Fr. Vincent Eckert C. S. B. has
returned to Merionville, Indiana,
U.S.A. after visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Coville. Father Vincent
also replaced Fr. Dill, who is on
vacation.
Mr.., and Mrs. Cath andLes
Scott of Oaklawn, Chicago,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Coville.
Fr. patrick Moore, Scarboro,
Foreign Mission Society,
presently at St. 'Marys, celebrated
Holy Mass Sturday night and
Sunday mornings and spoke about
Our Lady of Fatima and brought
along with him the humble little
I / statue which has become t
World Pilgrim Image of Our La
Correspondent of Fatima which he carries
V. J. Lane
Ritchie family honoured
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