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The Huron Expositor, 1976-04-01, Page 4Butcher Your BEEF or PditiR; DUBLIN MEAT MARKET WE ALSO: -make your lard -sauspge -cure meats WE: -kilt -hang -cut -trim -wrap -freeze CUSTOM KILLING DAYS BEEF — WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS PORK — MONDAY AFTERNOONS TEL. 345-2350 BY APPOINTMENT Electricity Poweistur Life CONSERVE IT ! Don't Get Your Wires Cross_edi The way to get the most, power from the least amount of energy is to be sure your wiring system is in super shape. That not only makes sense, it makes for good citizenship ... Do your part: fix It up! GEO.. A. SILLS and SONS Main St'. HARDWARE.MERCHANTS Seaforth .SEAFORTH MEAT MARKET Lean Smoked . PICNIC HAMS 9 9 5-6 Lbs PORK SWEET BONES 21b. 89 ` Cut for S‘iveet and Sour FRONTS OF BEEF 69 !b. ,Cut and v rapped and frozen McKillop 4THE HURON EXPOSIT, APRIL 1, 1976 rokinoie party at Winthrop from Matthew 5, 43 -48 followed by prayer. The second scripture lesson was taken front Matth ew 5: 1 - 12. Hymn, "I will Go Where You Want to Go" was sung. For the study period, Ruth talked on Zambia and Mrs. Harnett tvlubonga. A short question and answer period followed. Lunch was served by Unit 11. Next meeting will be held Tues.. April 20 at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Robert David and Debbie visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGhee aad family. London. Judy McGhee returned home with them for holidays. Visitors at Coville funeral McKillop 4-H group learns satin stitch WEDDING INVITATIONS. Corre§pondent Mrs. Ed. Regele Mrs: Darren Marchand of Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray of St. Columban visited on Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Regele and Mrs. Joseph Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Powell of R.R. Seaforth visited on Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Joy Hey. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Regele visited one evening last week with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dennis of Moncrief. Mr. Martin Dietz of Bornholm, a former resident of McKillop Township, is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Howe of Cromarty were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Regele. Mrs. Joseph Thornton is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.Harry Johnson of R.R.1, Dublin are vacationing in Florida. expressed 'congratulations to Clark and wished him a long and happy retirment on behalf of Dublin Hydro System. Correspondent Don MacRae Mr. and Mrs. Pat Monaghan and David. of Oshawa visited during the past wek with his mother Mrs. Kathleen Monaghan Mill St. Dublin. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney were, Mr. and Mrs, Carman Fadden, Jim. Dave, Lynn, and Cindy of Mississauga, Mrs. Theresa Bannon, Mrs. Dian Moeser, Dale, Dean. and Danny of Kinkora. Mr. and Mrs.. Ed Brvers of Seaforth and, Mrs. Harold Maloney Seaforth. MrS. Dan' Costello visited with Mr. and Mrs. Doug McGilvery and family of Chatham during the past week. Father Jack Costello spent a few days with his mother Mrs. Dan Costello. • Sympathy is extended to Mr. Geo Coville on the loss of his wife and also to many relatives. Visitors attending the funeral were Rev. F. Eckert C.S.B. and St. Columban The MeKillop No. 1 4-H Group held their fifth meeting at the home of Betty Glanville on March 25 at The group filled out a sheet about the characteristic techniques of most of the cultures . The group then started to work on the satin stitch. They all found out that the satin stitch wasn't as easy as. it looked. When they .had finished they worked on the sheaf fille'r stitch. The next meeting will be held at the home of Marion Hunt on April 1 at ":00. Parents proud of hockey Siter Florence to complete mgsters in religious ed be sent to the winners of the public speaking contest and the contest sponsor, the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Assoc- iation. High praise was ex gessed 'by the trustees for die'reachers who organized the public speak- ing program so successfully. Jayne Delaney of St. Patrick's School Dublin was top winner of the junior level in the contest and in the senior level, Mary Luanne Clare of St. Joseph's School. Kingsbridge topped all the con- testants. The trustees were given a summary of the programs to .be held in the separate schools in Huron and Perth during Educa- tion week, April 4-11,Parents are invited to visit tote' schools to observe activities during the week. The meeting adjourned at I 1:15p.m. a. Rev. Fr. 'Gaunt both of Gary, Indiana U.S.A. Helen and Jack Tatt . Dearborn, Mich., Mrs. Rosemary Nazarrio, Long Island N.Y. Mrs—Mildred Carature, N.Y. James Eckert and family Rochester N.Y. Geraldine and Rosemary Eckert, Oakville, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eckert, Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Firma Cara- bridge. Mrs.! Kay Eckert, Galt, Mrs. Lena Eckert. Burlington. and Mrs. Rick-Eckert, St. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. McFadden, Wallace burg, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eckert and family Toronto Mr. Jack Flynn Kitchener, Mr. Jerry Hol- land Stratford, Mrs. O'Connor, London Mrs. Sherdotby London, Mrs. Torn 'Holland Windsor, and Mrs. Harold Mederick Kit- chener Mrs. Bird, Thedford, Mr. and Mrs. Con Eckert. Oakville, Mr. and Mrs. Pere? Eckert Maryhill. Mr. and Mrs. Ab Siemon, Wm. Seimon, Man d. Keith Seimon of Walton and Mi. and Ids. David O'Rourke Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Feeney of Seaforth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Feeney on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Monica Holland has re- turned from an extended trip to British Columbia and Western provinces. ' -Chairman of Dublin Hydro Don MacRae 'attended the 'retirement dinner and dance for Clark Moses at.the Crystal Pallace Mitchell on Saturday night, Chairman Don Correspondent V.J. Lane Congratulations are extended to---the Dublin peewee hockey team and coaches for their good showing at the Goderich peewee touruarnent.., While they lOSt in the finals to Teeswater, they were awarded the trophy given each year to the team showing the best sports- manship and good manners con- duct, bah on and off the ice." The parents and friends of those boys . have good reasons to be proud, considering there were some so teams competing in this tourna- ment in different groupings, Personals Mrs. Gerard Marchand of Windsor spent a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo " Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. McQuaid were in Windsor over the week end visiting their brother in law Mr. Larry Power who is in poor health. Mrs. M artin Purcell and. Mary Lyn of Kitchener visited her mother Mrs. Mary McIver on Saturday. .Mrs. Blanche. Reynolds of Kitchener spent Saturday with her sister in law Mrs. Mary McIver. Mrs. Mary Moylan spent a few days in London and St.' Thomas last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sararas and daughter Gill of London with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jas Molan on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thos Kale returned home Sunday after spending a 10 day holiday in. Florida. THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET "The Store That Saves You More" p Sewing Machine SALES & SERVICE Swiss visit Cromarty Frau Travnecheck of Lachen, Switzerland, Herr Snider, Zurich, Switzerland, Denise Kerslake and Hans Travnecheck, Kitchener, visited with Mr. -and Mrs. Ever- ard Kerslake. The Swiss visitors were interested to see maple syrup being made and took, some back to Switzerland with them. Mr. and Mrs. William Parsons are patients in Exeter Hospital. This: week we are again featuring our MERCEDES DELUXE ZIGZAG SEWING MACHINE + 'Embroiders + Makes Button Holes + Sews on Buttons + Darns and Overcasts + Sews Forwdrd and Backward + No Attachments Needed. THE SEPARATE SHOPPE MAIN CORNER CLINTON (NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MENS WEAR ) PANTSUITS AND BLOUSES OPEN 1-6 .4!. • •44 OPEN 1-6 DIAMOND SHOW S CASE EXTRA You are invited to our Diamond Show '76, April 5 through April 10, at Anstett Jewellers in Clinton, Seaforth, and Walkerton. This is your opportunity to experience, browse through, and learn about the magnificent world of diamonds: Come in and talk with our trained professiolia1S:'AT Alfarett WorelIers, we took the time to, acquire the necessary scientific knowledge and gemological instruments to properly grade every diamond. Your •confidence in us can be assured by our membership in the Canadian Gemological Association, and bur Graduate Geniologist and designer .(G.I.A.) on s taff . Come in to our Diamond Show '76 and ex- perience the fascinatirkg world of diamonds. An experience you'll appreciate. April 5 to April 10. Our Sewing Machine Expert EARL BERSCHT will be at our store for demonstrations and repairs to all makes We also carry a large selection of Popular tripes and models...Bernina, Morse, Brother, Universes, Omega, etc: in portable or cabinet...at reasonable prices. We do accept trade-ins. Also a large selection of good used and fully reconditioned serving ma Miles. Friday, April 2 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.'- , Saturday,' April 3 We carry a full line of FABRICS and Material by the pound 41.A. Art:Dili LOW BASE FACTORY DISCOUNT PRICES 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Come in and ask tor a demonstration on any of our brands such as Bernina, Universal, Domestic, Morse, rother ANSTETT "The Store That Saves Too More on MEN' S —BO Y 401 ES—G I PLS t BABY WEAR YARD GOODS— F URNIT URE—MATTR E SSES-- PAINT—SEWING MACHINES-SMALL APPLIANCES—LAMPS JEWELLERS LIMITED SINCE 1950 THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET Correspondent Mrs. Robert Hulley A crokinole party was held at Cavan United Church Friday evening followed by a pot-luck lunch, Mrs. Marg Ridley and Debbie spent a few days was Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Currie, Linda and Joanne, Dorchester. Miss Sharon Pethiek spent part of the winter break with Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Harburn, Shery and Chris, Walton. ae Miss Vickie Harris spent the winter break with Mr. and Mrs. Tony Wel/camp and Marsha; Mitchell. Miss Shiela Campbell, London with her parents Mr, and Mrs. Allen Campbell. Shiela has just returned home recently from a trip to Hawaii. • Ray McNichol and Bob Hulley, two of the Scout leaders for the 1st Londesborough Cub and Scout Troops attended church services at the Londesborough United Church Sunday as it was Scout Day. The Scout Promise"to love and serve God" and the Guide promise "to do my duty to God" form a spiritual foundation upon which churches,. as sponsors, can build an effective Christian Education program for boys and girls. Miss Doris Dolmage. Wingham spent the weekend at her home. Linda Godkin, Doug Dolmage. Blaine Pryce, Tommy Johnston and Jimmy McNichol attended Communicant classes • Sunday evening at Northside United Church. Mr. and M rs.,,,.Ben Wilson visited in Guelph Tuesday and Wednesday of this past week with Mr.. and Mr. William Wilson also Wayne Wilson in Joseph Brant Hospital, Burlington and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Paul, Milton. Miss Debbie Yielding, Stratford, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Blanchard and family. Mrs. Gordon Blanchard and her daugahter. Julie, Mrs. Bill Ernbling . and granddaughter Kimberley have just. returned home after a month's vacation with her sister and family Betty and Jay •De Forrest, and .Lisa. Donald and Douglas, Edinburg, Texas, Douglas was born just a few days of ter Ada arrived. Kenny Blanshard, , spent a month with Mr. and Mrs. 0. Crawford, Walton., . - Four white swans were spotted rest. ing in one of) the many huge water puddles lying in the fields the beginning of the week, The March meeting of ' the U.C.W. of Cavan United Church Was held in the church basement with 17 members present. Mrs. Olave Little opened the meeting with a poem followed by the hymneetineChrist.There is No Easts or West. The roll call was answered by "Have you been anywhere and how you liked it. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The offering was received and dedicated. Mrs. Ruth Campbell then had a 1 short reading followed by the h mn ."The Old Rugged Cross". Her first scripture lesson was (By Wilma Oke) The Huron Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board' appointed Joseph Visser, R.R., Seaforth aslluron County representative on the Focus on Faith Committee at a meeting in Dublin Monday....niglat. The Perth County representative appointed was Ronald Lacey of Stratford. Sister Florence Kelly, principal of St. Patrick's School, Dulbin, was granted a leave of absence without pay for-May and June to complete her master of Religious Education at St. Paul's University. Ottawa. Susan Johnston was hired to teach at St. Aloysius School Stratford. until the end of June. The board supported the resol- ution from the Lambton County Board of Education that: "It object to the the Department of Revenue regarding the increase in' the payment of unemployment insurance premiums on the em- ployer's behalf and suggest that the deficit of the unemployment insurance commission be covered by curtailing the wastefull exces- sive disbursement of funds". The board voted to donate $100 to the Perth County Milk Commit- tee to assist with expenses in its 1976 education program for school students in Perth County. A letter of congratulations will STORE MOORS: Monday - Thursday 11. a.m, 6 p.m. Friday 11 a.m. • 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a,m. - 6 p.m. Highway 4 - South of Cluitort tit vcirtcwro *'Clinton • Walkerton • Seaforth