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The Huron Expositor, 1977-01-06, Page 6• VOL Butcher Your BEEF or PORK at DUBLIN MEAT MARKET 0 WE: -kill -hang -cUt -trim -wrap -freeze AA/g ALSO: -make your lard' ,-sausage -cure meats CUSTOM KILLING DAYS BEEF — WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS " PORK — MONDAY AFTERNOONS. TEL. 345-2360 BY APPOINTMENT., , *am ow.. 0•110s •••••00, soma SN—OW BeliS SNOW THROWER - • eg• • MORE STANDARD FEATURES Three clutch de&ign means greiter machine protection . .more years of dependable use. 1. Auger Clutch Slip clutch construction for overloads and disengagement. 2. Main Clutch (Engine)" Easier starting, ,1'." Drive Engagement Clutch - All-drive, mecli.anisms.(keit, transmission etc.)' are enclosed: External adjustment for chain idlers. Rigid paddle frame construction eliminates paddle twist under heavy loads. Drift -Cater gUides cut deep snow for easier feeding into auger.' Replaceable scraper, blade. Interchangeable, adjustable• slide shoes. SPECIFICATIONS Model Snoir Boss 800-Calalogue,Number - 990 062 Engine 8 (19.44 cu. 'in), fully-winterixed, air-cooled, variable speed, tecumseh, 4-cycle, recoil start. Clearing width-26". _.:_T-ransmission -6 speeds forwartlyneutrali and reVerse. Drive clutch remote on handlm-Engine"tlutth - main clutch sit rear of engine. Auger clutch - slip -type construction. Disengages automatically in case of overload or dogging. No shear pins. ,Main 'Anger Diameter:All steel. 164' second Stage impeller- 'Steel 3-paddle design. Discharge Chute ;240 degree rotation, remote control on handle, Intake' Height 1:8's. .Wheels and tires 2.so" x 4.50",' Pneumatic. finish-light metallic grali. APProitibute Shipping Weight-300, Ibs, . ACtESSORIIES Electric starter kit: 110 volt plug-in type shippitfiri;eighti 8 lbs. Catalogue number: 990 061. tire, Chains -1230" x 430". Shipping weight 6 lbS. Catalogue nurnbif 990 063 Walk.behlnd tab, Shipping weight -.19 lbs. Catalogue' number -990.060. . • ,,,••••P‘ +•• CABLE T.V. NEWS RATES INSTALLATION $15.00 -$6-09:ja ma9#1.-- EXTRA OUTLETS 9,ri)Onth (no additional installation charge) MITCHELL SgAFORTH CABLE T.V. Phoneyour operator' and ask for Zenith 82110 for cable leaving your nanie, address and telephone number NOTE One month fre if paid a year in advance SAFEVVAY INVESTMENTS & CONSULTANTS LTD.' - ' Head Office: 56 Weber Street,. Kitchener, j5191 1144-6535 Branch Office : 504 Tenth Street , Hanover [5191 364.3121 WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH, 44 L.:01*er , No#4:VAILAIUQN. 1 st and "ii 1 d MOrtg9ge_ .- ngSIDFNTL81 ,,,,INtAATKIAX4' .• •'• caMivigRCIIAL awlFligiVR,ROPIRsTItS. Interim Onancing on neW construction or land development RYFRESENTATIVES IN YQUR AIWA . PHONE- St Peter's has nnual meeti r Mr. and Mrs, Earl Thompson in' Nursing Home , St. Marys, Thorndale on Xmas day.. • accompanied by , her • daughter, Friends -and, relatives of Mrs. Shirley from Toronto. ,„.,.„., Mervin Dietz are sorry to hear she Sorry to bear...Mic Edward is • patient., in Seaforth Scherbarth Jr.- is a patient in Community HoSpital where she!,r*Stratford General H ospital where had surgery.. , he will ,have surgery., We Wish. Norritifil3ode spent a week •him a speedy recovery. .. with his son and daughter-in-law, Guests. with Mr. and Mrs. Mi. and Mrs. Donald .Bode and Wilifred,Ahrens on Christmas Day . family. I • ' • were their soil's and daughter-in:- Quests with Mr. ,and Mrs. Ron laws, Mr.. and, Mrs. Clayton . Townsend and family in Tavistock Ahrens, Elizebeth and Melanie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ahrens and Mr.' Ken Ahrens and girl friend from Burlington also Mrs. M. Metcalfe, Toronto, „ Bincherbarth and Dale Wolfe accompanied Robert and Murray Anderson to 'North Bay: where they spent part of Christmas Week. • . • Mrs. Wilfred Wolfe. Visiting with Mr. Gordon The .residents of the Hillside -Miller were his claUghter Li nda' Nursing Home haVe..been moved- -.from Kitchener and hi's sister .tithe-new addition before Xmas.." 'Mrs. Toleda Beuerman.' Mrs." Mary Dittmer spent Christmas day with her While in Stratford Laverne granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs.. and Louella Wolfe callecion their Frank Vanhevel and family. nephew and niece -Mr.. and Mrs. • Mrs. Herman Leophardt and Ronald COnnolly and their little Earl spent Christmas day with her daughters Jennifer Lynne 'and sister .and brother-in-law, Mr.'SuzanneHelen, who'-was„. horn in and Mrs. Rudolph Bailer, R.R.S,: Stratford General HoSpital on Mitchell. ' 'November 24th. ". *".**"-r:14' Welcome' frothe 4, to rk d wou to wish one and all ' ".• Norman Bennewies who ,wasWith Mr. and °Y a prosperous "and . happy New Pushelberg and family were their patient in Seaforth Communit „Year with, special thoughts to the y daughters, Mr. ;:and.--Mrs. •Ted - ''"••••,.,. • Hospital, after a fall. She is shut-ins. Dewell and Carol and . Daniel, convalescing at home. .St. Peter's • Lutheran Chtirch annual congregational meeting was held Monday evening Dec. 27 when Pastor Horst was chairman. Various treasurer's reports were read. Newly elected council members are Barry Dietz, Gary Josling and Bill Beuerman replacing. Edward Bennewies, Wilfred Drager and Robert Robinson who had' completed .• their term,, " s Stratford,,, Mr. Ted Elliot and Wolfe spent. Christmas' with their uncle and aunt, Mr• .and -Mrs. • Don Wolfe, Steven .and Jamie in Lonclo"fi Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mpg,k,,,,were the later's sister and"brother-in-law.Mr,.0.0d_ Mrs. Melvin Voll and Wendy,, from 'Kitchener and the latter's' brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Milton, Brodhagen, Brunner. ' Mr.- and Mrs.- Ervin.Leonhardt • ,spent: - Xmas weekend with their son-inlaw:and daughter in London and accompanied them to visit Stgffa. nianTheads lodge. JOHN BUTSONof RR #2, Staffa was installed Master of Britannia 'Lodge, No, 170 AF & A.M. Monday night subceeding"Robert Newnham' of Seafdrth. Other officiers are: Senior. Warden: Peter Kling; Junior Warden, Dr.,' William Thompson- both of Seaforth. Chaplain, Ross Scott s •--Burcefield; Treasurer, Cyril Kirk, Seaforth; Secretary.' Gordon Wright, Seaforth, Senior Deacon, Alfred Ross, Stlffa; Junior Deacon, DAvid Tremeer, Seiforth; Director of Ceremonies, Claire 'Reith, ,Seaforth; Senior. Steward, Kenneth CairiPboi, • Dublin; Junior Steward, James ""7 tvlacLenekaftwth; Inner Guar' 'Kenneth Cardno; Tyler, IteMii-both 'of Seaforth, • ONEIDA'S JANUARY SALE Save up to 28°70 on 20 piece set BEIRLOOMSTAINLESS 10 PIECE SERVICE for 4 keg.' $80,uu COMMUNITY STAINLESS .2O PIECE SERVICE for 4 Reg. 40.0S , rtiop in 'arid. set ottr Sbieatioir Audrey, . ifts: eget .Prselptil Service Is still tnilioria0 88740000 Correspond.* Jeffery spent Xmavwith Mr.•and to Florlds-r :tan: 9th, . • Vincent Lane Mrs, Zack Ryan.„ Mr. and Mfrs. 'Leo Smith and"-, In my last columns:I inentione_d_ ‘Mrs. Mary, Enieharme spent 'Mr! and - Mrs. Dave Reiger, khalif I was not too, Mixed up Noy.Years•:)x,'Stratford With Mr. KRChener were visitors here over would try to write something after ^0 and-Mis.” lOn Marcy. the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. theNew Year-First of all, I'm not, !cord Moylan has returned after Albeit Cronin. going to make any predictions as swnding holiday in Florida. '''' Ann Marie and Joanne to the 'Weather „or long range Mr. and Mrs. Leo' Murray Flannigan holidaying with Mr. forecasts,. • spent Xmas with their daughters and Mrs. Vine. Lane. We thought ;by going to in Windsor. Larry Kate,' whoi underwent. Kitchener for X-Xmas -leaving Mr. and Mrs,, Garry Sararas surgery in Guelph Hospital, is early Friday- afternoon, I would and Jill spent New Years with Mr. itiniroving nicely and able to leave avoid local jibes, as "Where's and Mrs. JaS. Nolan, the_„hospital. your green Xmas?" . Mr. and Mrs.- Martin Purcell, Brian lanp, London university Not so. Before I reached the ' Mary Lyn and Mrs: Blanche and Marion -Kale, •Fanshawe highway, I was hailed and I had Reynolds spent New Years with C011ege, London, Keith Murray, no idea that so many people in Mrs. Mary McIver. ' Londonand Neil Murray' Kitchener were Expositor Joe Hart spent New Years with firishawe, Londonlave returned subscribers. So .'"As the,• old his sister, Mrs. Lloyd McCarthy. after spending time out at their saying goes, Think what you like, Sister Jean Moylan; Goderich, 'homes-here, but don't put 'in ih print." . _spent Xmasultither mother Mrs. Mi. and Mrs. 'Don Costello, We.arrived homerate Sunday Mary, Moyl n. Kitchener had Xmas with his - and moved 'to St. Columban Mrs. Paul, O'Reilly, Tuesday. Thanks to grandson s, Sean, Bur/ling/on; Dave O'Reilly, granddaughters and. neighbours London and" Greg, Seaforth•spent who made this / happen gQ,.. Xmas with Mr. and Mrs. Lou unbelievably it was here today, O'Reilly. gone tomorrow. Oh yes, there will Mr. and Mrs. Doug Dalrymple, be small items to 'collect later as HanOver with Mrs. Rose Burke. one can understand'after living in „ Miss Rene Yanbakel, Stratford, uthe.oneJious_e 52 years. However John and Mr. and_Mrs. Frank we are comfortably settled here Verbern went Xmas Mrs. Theo. Vanbakel. The' Seniors CarB Party in St. and, as May West used to say, :'Come up and see me Mr. :and Mrs. Jas. Maloney Columbati is ,cancelled for with his mother, intend motoring ...January. sometime." I have been wondering how our editor Susan White, made out driving last Thursday in all that storm, after reading her comments "Something to Say" in the early part of the"winter, she was having her, problems then,, alko where they went New, Year's Eve. If she was lucky enough' to have someone send her a recipe for making wine out of all those wild grapes she gathered last summer,, they could•have lots of company • and stay put. Lapologke to any visitors here. over Xmas and New Years that I fail to-mention as being away for xmas, then Moving, and 'have no telephone hoblEed up yet (hopefully today), I am not much' Connected with,,the outside world. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. Mciinaid had all their family and their • families .home for Xmas, including: .,Mr, and, Mrs. Pat Murray, London; Mr. and Mrs, Matt Eiehonime, Zurich; Mr. and Mrs. Roy .McQuaid, Kitchener. Miss Mary Elizabeth Ryan and Maureen Ryan • returned after visiting With Miss Elaine 'Ryan Who. is on the nursing staff 'at Clearwater,-Florida:. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rvan.,and . .. . •••.: The restoration of historical buildings, the construc7 tion of a fire hall, the replaCeMent of an outdated ,I.- water system: If you stop and think ab6ut it there,are . :' probably manygood projects that could' create jobs , • and be of greatieenefit to.your cornM'unity. . This year, a new job creation prograin called Canada,. Works wilthelp fight unemployment by providing . funds,to.groupS and organizations including pri•vate-:.:- businesses, for wOrthwhile.coMmUnity projects, If you have a, project that can,,provide a Minimum' - of fiVe.wbs for unemployed people in•your area, sub-.... • mityour application to CanadaWorks. • But do it now.The deadline for applications is' February 4th.. . . . , Right now, your Canada Manpower Centre •lias application forms and a Canada Works "Guide tc,) Applicants" that 0$0-1.611•he 131?•:OgratTi.anti how to apply, • . . Visit yoUr'Carikda Manpower centre tody.. CanadaWorks:'"Make it work ih•ydur cZholii,snity, ., ;•,i, t -10. • P . •;_.,, 0 ..... • • !, GOI c' This...surnmerYoUrik CanacIXWorkS Will'help reduce student unemployment by creating jobs le-your coMmUnitY.The students will work on project's °rani: munity benefft'tH eWl.tnable therrvio:test -their - car - aspirations.aspirations.). Any established organizatipn 'Can submit an applica- tion toYoung CanadaWorks. Your proposal should provide a minimum of three `student jobs for six 'consecutive weeks, Projects, can operate for up to 14 week's between May and September Your local CMC has aYOungCanadaWorks , "Guide" and appliCation form: • -•-• • . Submit your application now.The deadline for Young CanadaWorks is Febriiry 4th,-71,50*:- Young CanadaWorks for ,stuaents in your. ' comMunity. ••••4.. • npower • • main -dtegvte, I' and Immigration , et Immigration Bud bUllen, Oud Cullen Minister Ministre 0++,. .0" HI,13BERT'S NEW 7 The 1977-78 HibbeerTbwnship council had their inaugural meeting in Staffa on Tuesday Morning I..Rear, lift are co.uncittor Donald Johns, 'road superintendent Ed. Chappel, clerk Charles Friend and front, councillors Herb Brown and Roy Swart, deputy reeve Henry Harburn and reeve, Ross McPhail. (Expositor Photo) Brodhagen , • Correspondent ' • Mrs. L. Wolfe Sincere sYmpathy . from this community is , extended to Mrs. KathrYn 'Querenguesser in the sudden .cdssing of her son Mr. Alfred Querenguesser. It 'was a shock to hear of his deg. th in the Stratford General Hospital. He is also survived by four sisters (Carrie) Mrs. John Arbuckle. of Linwood (Ad ) Mrs. Donald, Stauck of Kitchener) (D6rothy) Mrs. Clifford Woodward of Toronto and (Joyce) Mrs. Bernard Clarence, Stratford. , He was predeceased by •his father.,,,,Mr. Albert Querenguesser ..and a brother • Ivan. He Was a member of St. Peter's Lutheran Church. , • and Mr. Ed. Scherbarth Sr. who ."is spending some time with his daughter Marlene and family were: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Prueter, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. 'Edward Scherbarth Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scherbarth,. Detroit. Mrs.' Edward Scherbarth Sr. from Hillside nursing home and Dotiglas Watson and• Dale PantelafrOtivaablirt on Christmas-2- aY• Mit ltni? Cey" accompanied baffle and Gay Fischer to spend' several days Christmas week with Mr. George ,Quineey and David and their grandma Mrs. Martin Diegef .ifilie-W-JerSy, Visitors 'with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kistener, Brian and Allen' for- Christmas were: Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kistener, Mr. and Mrs.. Nelson Brodhagen, Mr..'md Mrs. Lloyd Brodhagen. Robert and DaVid and Mrs.. Ordelia Trentowsky front the Smith $59.95 $36.96 ,parents inSeaforth, -Mr, and Thomas Costello. Don liket' the nice fresh air in this part of the country. Card party KEN J..,SIEMON: 'Saies & Servic F.I.:tbett St. `A,AitrOhcelt. fihotte,...348M89. .....•;++1,,++++++,i4++++. 1+.