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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-07-22, Page 17HARD AT WORK — Using a hammer Carnochan found out last week when she in the Bannockburn Wildlife Area. Experience '81 program, kept on working directly in blisters, as Pam. helping to Wilk a boardwalk working under the Ontario without a complaint. ictier Well; results was Pam, Carmel church on holidays until August A Rev. Kenneth Knight con- ducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sun- day July 19 and spoke-on the subject Z'A, Matter of Guid- ance". Mrs. Blanche Dougall.. presided at the organ. Ser- • vices in Carmel Church will resume in August when Rev. Knight returns ftom holi- days. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin. Ferris returned home after a motor trio to the Maritimes. We are ready to receive Wheat and Barley Tracking available Call for pick-up or delivery t - • • Jr.' , •• "" .. With the new Fords WE'VE GOT TO CET OFF THE POT And sell our present stock coming, soon IT ALL MEANS A POT OF SAVINGS FOR McLaughlin Cher. Oids. Seaforth To ontreCt an Woe In 4:volved CtOys Fly.' of July O. 1961. Fords should read Chevs Is fitness Important? Ask any body..„ 4111, pa/mama/on The CanaMan movement for personal hinges • Mr. potter.' z Brian &Utter 44,"1440afpr4 regioc* 44110.. *fir the Makers to Ofti it#14,te. „ 44,0 Jeff '104 Aktigbtp, a.Corcortotlegi. Oetto. are AtiiPOOSMIt wi thqit PacrePtCUA. Robert IS2abunt 444 4444Y and Mr. and Mrs,,Artimr Slade afld dion. p000p4dog orOotk: 401 visited, Stiaday *10 :her mother Mrs. Mabel Mono. CUSTOM KITCHENS AND VANITIES QUALITY HARDWOOD CABINETS from Ads by Rua...Nine EHEFUE EXPERT DESIGN SERVI NEW CONSTRUCTION OR REMO' ELINO John Patterson 482-3183 BALL-MACAULAY LIMITED SEAFORTH CLINTON HENSALL 527-01910 482-3405 262-2418 THE POPTORt ,.,.00(•22,„11 • •'• ' . , • .. • troupe entertains t • 01 1.r., QUITTIN' TIME — Building a boardwalk is hard work, especially If it's being done in a swampy area under the hot sun. That is the, task taken on by five Seaforth and Exeter area teenagers as part of the Ontario Experience 181 program. The boardwalk is being built near Varna in the Bannockburn Wildlife Area. ' (Photo by Ellis) :1 61,0;:r !=r4i/r.° •-•0=.7:13k!...t.01.0,..1.5 • TOTE THAT BOARD = Mike Taylor of Exeter carries a board destined to become part of the boardwalk that Mike and tour other students are building In the Bannockburn Wildlife. Area as part of the provincially sponsored Ontario ExperlenCe '81 program. (Photo by Ellis) Brucefield girl works in Peace River Wendy Mustard has gone to Peace River where she has accepted a job in the hospi- tal. . Lorna Tully of Peter- borough is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gregor McGregor. Betty Boyce of Toronto spent the weekend with Mrt:'-"- -M: Swan -and-Mrs. A. TRIM. Mr. Jack Gilmour of Tor- onto and Mr. and Mrs. g. Williams of Lillenston, Eng- land spent a couple of days last week with Mr and Mrs Seldon. Ross, Lorne Thrower of Hensall conducted the Sunday morn- ing service at the Limited Church while Rev. and Mrs. McMillen were in Orillia where he preached at St. Pauls United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Burge of Owen Sound spent the weekend with their son, Rick and Mrs. Burdge and family. Mrs. 'Oscar Olness of Grand Falls, Minnesota and Mrs. Howard Hall, Erin visited with Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Wightman last week. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Brigham and Jen- nifer of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs. John Sears of Waterloo. The community was sorry to hear of the Sudden passing of Mary Haugh and sym- , pathy is expressed to the family. Brenda Hanoi has return- ed after spending a two week holiday with her grandpar- ents at Mansfield. Mr. and Mrs. L. Kirk. ;DRILLING w.D.Hopper lied Sons I 4 MODERN ROTARY I RIGS I" Nell 5214737 I Dud 52T-0828 1 I JIM 52T-U715 j ;coRgE4p0Notto, paw% lyt*toRgooR, . 044 'Of (10.0 ';#220os pcupt piftl:01.0,4p644011strAen.ote:y. ask tIns IWO "Deg Is Enough in the Hensat Poi* ,School Auditorium on Sunday even- ing, in support of the, year of the handicapped. HENSALL UNITED CHURCH REOPENS SerVice on Sunday July 26th will be held in Hensall United Church with Rev. Stanley McDonald conduct- ing the service. A codial invitation is extended to the members of Carmel Presby- terian Church to worship with them during the holi- days of their minister. Bap- tism service will be observed at the service on Sunday July 26. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Consitt visited recently with their son William of Markham. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Collins and family Waterloo visited Sunday with the lafter's mother Mrs. Laird Mickle. QUEENSWAY NEWS ' The residents and Staff of Queensway Nursing- home' are grateful to Rev,. Forsythe of Exeter for conducting the church service. Visitors with Vera Lammie were Chester and Lila Dunn, Jack and Loreen Paisley. Visitors with Ella Middle- ton were Alma Shearlie, Eva Doan, Myrtle Doupe. Louise Mitchell spent Stin- day visiting her son Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mitchell and family at Crediton. Isobel Alcoek and Jessie Ingle visit- ed Cora Alcoa and Carl Lawataki.- Ester Hall visited' with Nell Kendrick. Dorothy and Earl Sararas visited Pet- er McNaughton and Louise Mitchell. Visiting with Irina Wilds Were Norm and Neva Barber and girls-, Mr. and Mrs. Jean, Louise Faucault, M. P. Mann, Mrs. Karen Peterson. Karen Nolen, Martha Wren. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilds. Walter and Florence Whif- fle* visited with Edna Youn. 'Gordon Morlock and Della Sims, Ruth and Carol Smith visited -Lavina Fink- beiner. The aten's_high bowling score was Neil Regan 139 and Ladies' Mary Parlmer with 109. Mrs. Mabel Munn return- ed to her home last week following treatment in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. ACCOUNTANT TRANSFERRED John Jacques accountant at the local Bank of Montreal has been transferred to the , Bank of Montreal at Strath- roy and commenced his dut- ies there this week. The Manager Eric Luther and staff entertained Jcihn to dinner on Thursday and he was presented with a gift by Mitchell -Seaforth CABLE TV iFo r service, account, am tailation local announcements, line locates Call 345-2341 11 num' Supplyong 8 nt ,tvvorlif s and independents to over 1,450 homes FEES SELLERS:i2.-PER-LOT - BUYERS: 5O PER PERSON CHILDREN UNDER 12: FREE.' COFFEE SOFT DRINKS * FOOD * ICE CREAM WILL BE AVAILABLE •