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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-08-12, Page 14LL and Area news UM EXPOSITOR WANT ADS Phone 527-0240 cHiRopmeTati SE4f ,ORTF1 0PRACT1C CENTRE. Thomas J. Deyereanlc 25 Goderich St. W. Seaforth, Ontario Phone Bus. 527-1242 Res. 527-1942 Mon - Fri 8-12:00,1-6:00 Tees Thurs 8-12:00 1 30 - 8:30 Wad 8-1 Sat 9-1 ACCOUNTANTS ATKINSON, INNES, LEACH NEILL Chartered Accountants -Acconnting:Auditing, Tax Planning and Tax Returns 20 Goinalock St. S271331 SEAFORTH FORTH RANCE 39 Main St. 5 Seaforth .Home ,Business .Farm .Auto . Sickness & Accident Investments 527 -16'10 HARV'S BARBERSHOP 19 JOHN STREET OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK ADVERTISE! in 1.) •tow xposil or THE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED 527-0240 tNSUR A NDE , 0 APPLIANCES r CHIMNEY SWEEP -1 Chimney Need Cleaning? Call VERN 'S CHIMNEY SWEEP 'SERVICE APPLIANCE & REFRIGERATION SERVICE Authorized factory warranty Service and repairs to KELVINATOR & INGLIS APPLIANCES Service and repairs to ail makes HORNE'S MAJOR APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE 527-0636, s. Seaforth-- \- Seaforth 527-0674 . MURRAY ELECTRIC 24 hour service Farm residential industrial and commercial wiring 527-0984 Seaforth APPLIANCES Appliance and Refrigeration I REPAIR SERVICE I Jim Broadfoot ghter„ Sandra lower visited in ,Saskatoon and various parts of Saskatchewan where they were reunited with the family after 24 years. The trip was saddened by the accidental death of the form- er's brother, Robert Prevost in Prince George, B.C. QUEENSWAY HAPPEN- INGS Rev. Stanley C. McDonald conducted the worship at Queensway Nursing Home last week, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Laird Mickle. Visitors with Mrs. Wilds were Winnifred Wilds, grandRpooarbeanit. Mr.s;tAr d. and` --Pat Wilds and family, Dogan - Sim Harry Van Wieren and Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal were guests at the Spruyt-Van Wieren wedding at Delaware Saturday, Mr.'and Mrs. Anthony Van Dyke of At- wood were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Roobal recently. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Clathei& spent the weekend visiting the latter's brother-in-taw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Taylor at Killworthy. and Mr.daand ughMtersr. J jeaffmRi ee a bLuy rn nn returned to their home in , Coronation, Alta, after holi- daying with their parents and families; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reaburn. and Mr:1 and Mrs. Arthur Slade, and Mrs. Reaburn's grandmoth- er Mrs. Hazel Luther. ,Mrs. Bertha MacGregor spent the' weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. ' MaeLaren, Jodi and Brooke in Oakville. Mrs. T. Tower and dau- Correspondent BERTHA McGREGOR 262-2005 Mrs. Annie Noakes -cele- brated her 83rd birthday Aug. 4th, and her grandsons had a birthday party for her at their cottages at Ipper- wash Beach. "Congratulat- ions Annie". Mrs. Mabel Ballagh of Hamilton has returned to her home after holidaying with her niece, Mrs. 'Helen Thiel for the past three weeks.,:' Miss Joan Dodds and her friend Misi Mary Hunt wer e holidaying with the former's and family, Henry and Marie Wilds. Charles Westlake vis- ited with Marion Westlake. Elmer Oesch visited with his father Pat Oesch. Visiting with Mrs. Kendrick were Edith Foster, Dorothy Airdrie and Dianne Neilands. Jack Lowe was high scorer for the men and Mary Parimer was high scorer for the ladies. Mrs. Sim,Roobal and Mrs. Laird Mickle were at the Ohm Water Rest Home last Thursday visiting former members of Unit IV of Hensall United Church and other residents. CHURCH SERVICE Soloist Don McCaffrey in- spired the congregation to applause Sunday-- attuning with two solo s "I Need Thee Every Hour" and the stirring "When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder' t:-.loyce ,PePper was the pianist for the service, and usher were Ross Vail, Cecil Pepper, Harold Par- sonsand Ken McLean. Char- GORD'S GULF Licensed Mechanic Service, to all makes of cars HOUSE CALLS AVAILABLE \UT-0333 ELECTRICAL —...\ r Geo.A.Sills & Sons HARDWARE MERCHANTS PLUMBING • HEATING & ELECTRICAL EXPERTS Phone 52 -- 1 t)20 Sea bort ta. . & STEREO e ,e,L "e 'E: EvISION SALES AND SERVICE Seaforth Electronics 17 Sparling St., 527-1150 FEED MILL • I 7 Complete Floral Service with s personal touch. FLORIST Hildebrand Flowers 15 Main St. Seaforth Office 527-0555 Res. 527.1784 Carpentry *Concrete Forming and Finithing *Framing, .„„, 'Drywall •Roofing *Cabinet Making John Ryan 527-1520 • Custom builders • Contracting • Complete building service • New homes • Renovations • Farm buildings 345-2405, Dublin Brucefi,eld people in Yukon Mrs. John -McIntosh anti daughter. Mrs. Jean Lee of Toronto. spent last w eck at their place in Brucefield. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broadfoot and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Henderson have returned from a trip to the Yukon and N. W .T. Mr. W. Ross visited recently .with Mrs. Grave tfOss) Shart/t, Nyho.is .convalo7. Mlssissatlf0 Central ktospitalaftera stroke. 1$00SW..v.isitetl' over. the. 4eekend faith 'Mr, Wilfred RosS and,other relatives: • MY, and Mrs. Allan Hill hosted.. the Sholdice reunion on, Sunday afternoon. Sixty relatives from London. Tor- imto Sault Ste. Marie. Bay- field and BrusselS and district were present. After visiting and a program of sports. everyone enjoyed a delicious dinner. Sincere and courteous se"tvice CARPENTRY --"N Construction ROOFING & SIDING PAINTING. EAVESTROUGHING FARM BUILDINGS CONCRETE WORK 7 Years' Experience Guaranteed Workman- OdP. Free Estimates Lyle Ward 5-27-1411 CLASSIFI E p WANT ROOFING ° LARRY McGRATH CONSTRUCTION 7 years of business in ArlitChell & 7 years Prior experience *Roofing of all kinds •Chimney & Nlasonar Repairs •Carpentr, Work *Concrete Finishin *Exterior House Painting *Siding & Ea'.cstroughing FREE. F!S1 IMATES CALL COLLECT ANYTIME MITCHELL 348-9407 : ) ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL and FARM WIRING e 049 CALL Brodhagen Electric GARY DILL' 345-2442 JOHN ELLIGSEN 345-2447 — - "Jr. I If you think fitness is a distant goal, consider this: you can walk all the way. \Va......1•10aimammirla.~.4fia."10Mool. PaRTICIPatT1017 t The Canadian movement tor personal Weise. '41' - 9t00 a.m. - 5130 p.m. Wed. & Sat. Closed COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE .5274303 OPTICIAN David Langstaff Ltd. Optician • h7 Main St. S. Seaferth OPTOMETRISTS AND OPHTHALMOLOGISTS Prescriptions Filled Promptly SUMMER HOURS: Mon.. rues, t Thurs.. Fri. • A14 THE HURON EXPON4 OR AUGUV 12, 1141 ireetory DECORATING Graves WallPaPO & Paint m,;;;,:edt Featuring 'PAIN rs Canadian& Imported Wall Coverings S27-1459 Seaforth (--fyl4Efilkty moNIE-N, Whitney=Ribey Fan erca,EIaMe • 'CEMETERY MONUMENTS ROSS W. RIBEY DIRECTOR 87 Goderich St Seatorth Phone 527-1390 nsall plops BIA SEWING MALI-UNE 1 SI PIRSLARIst Over 100 machmes J, i s, Serv,ce to a, ,a,a0,e‘, Sae Wrote Era HuSQ.,1,,`A • MS ut used roach nes tr ort, S39 95 SLIM AND SA V I CENTRE -LTD. 149 Downie St 12 doors south 01 Hudsonst \ Stratford. 271.nnfin ,.—CARPENTRY —"•••••.\ MURRAY HENDERSON SEWING DECORATING , Expert Interior &1 Exterior Decorators Wallcoverings Kern Paints t} Window Shades • Armstrong Carpets 1-FILDEBRAND roliN; AN FADE t, Phone527-1880 15 Main St.. Seatorth, ELECTRICAL StAFORTH MOTORS LTD. j"-7" CARPENTRY President, Fred Brown; vice president, Rick Parker; sec- retary-treasurer; Marg Rus- ton;A e sports, Rut ne and John MoDou .k and Gail MacDort , verage, Marg Ruston and Betty Brown; plates and cups, Eva Parker. , HENSALL NATIVE DBES At Toronto Western Host pital, August 3. 1981, Miss Annie Jean (Ann) Gilchrist of 176 Dover Court Road, Tor- onto:and formerly of Hensall. She was in her 83rd year. Daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Gilchrist. She was the last surviving mem- ber of the family, and a dear friend of Mrs. Ellen Thom- son, Hensall. . Funeral service and com- mittal was from the Bonthron Chapel of Michael P. O'Con- nor Funeral Home. Hensall on Sat. Aug; 8. Rev. Stanley, ./ ,— SHARPENING —Th All types of saws, knives and scissors sharpened Specializing in Carbide saws and tools STAY SHARP SALES AND SERVICE .Gordon Blanchard RR4, Walton 527-1806 1—CARPENTRY --\ = House Renovations • Additions • Siding • Any Home lmprovements BOB REGELE 517:0715 I ' FUNERAL HOME R.S. BOX FUNERAL • HOME Funeral Director K.J. Cardno 47 High Street Seaforth Phone 527-0885 If no answer call Brussels 887-6336 Collect CAR FLEMING FEED MILL • Bulk Pelleted Feed. Fast unloading elevator • 2 pits Open 24 hrs. a day CLINTON 482-3438 The Parker-Keyes reunion was held Saturday afternoon at the Hensall Community Park with 46. attending. Winners of races and sports were; Race five-and-under, Carla Dalton; six to nine, Suian Shawyer; 10 to 14, Craig Cudmore; 15-andover, Randy Parker; 10-arid-under kick the shoe, Susan Shaw- yer; 11-and-over kick the shoe, Randy Parker; wheel- barrow race, Carla Dalton and Don Dalton, and Carla Brown and Marg Ruston; relay race. Randy Parker's team; clothes-pin race, Randy Parker's team. Num- ber of candies in jar, Rod Parker; how much silver in purse or pocket, Bob Keyes; number of buttons on cloth- ing, Harold Parker. The reunion in 1982 will be, held August 14th. The fol- lowing is the slate of officers: Mg'. reunite inent •appties,to everYporSon,whogoesfrom place to place Or to ,# plirti colar"place with goods. wares or IllikOran4isc for Sale (r) The vill3gp, of Ht ns0) or „a0 ,carries and exposes samples,, patterns or sped- rnens of goads. w 'Wes • or Merchandise which is to be delivered in the municipality afterwards." Council also endorsed a resolution from the Township les Cooper greeted the con, gregation at the door. Rev. McDonald's theme was "Oh, for the simple Life". He used as his basis the inary of Mary and Martha, and said Christ's call to us is very simple, a "Follow Me" "Inasmuch as you have done it unto the least of these my brothers, my sis- ters, you have done it unto me." Flower's at the front 'of the church were in honour of the marriage of Pat Rowcliffe to Wayne Camp- bell. Mr. McDonald an- nounced that Baptismal Ser- --viceThibild be held next Sunday at the morning wor- ship.' Correspondent MARY MEMEL 482-9969 Myra Poitill received first prize in the primary piano class with a mark of 86 in Central Music League com- petitions at Valhalla Inn in Kitchener. While there, her family camped at Laurel Creek Conservation Area. Mr. Benson Case of Georgetown ' and Mrs. Ethel Hay of Toronto spent the weekend of the 2nd with Mervyn'_ and Mtn Hayter. They all attended Mabel Glenn's 90th birthday party in Exeter on Sunday. While Correspondent REN-A-CALDWELL 262-5935 Kippen Gun Club met August 4 with the following scores: 25s Bert Mahaffy. Jim Butiher, Bill Cochrane, 23s Jack Mills, Glen Mogk, Har- risoin Schlock, Lloyd Venner, Al Kyle 22s Wayne ancnrisie, Grant McGregor. Dan Crerar 21 J. Mir, 19 Gladys McGreg- or, 18 S. Creses, Nelson Hood is a patient iti Clinton Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson ' Kyle have returned from a holiday visit with Mr. arid Mrs. Don Kyle in Amherst, Nova Scotia. in •Varna they also visited with Marie Beatty. Olive ;Murray fell back- wards off the clothesline stand • last Tuesday and broke her left arm. She *as confined to hospital for a week because the break was near her shoulder and could not be put in a cast. Her friends hope she is on the Mend and resting more com- fortably. Brian Chesell has receiv- ed his private pilot's license after passing his _Right tests and a written examination. Barry and 'Pat. Taylor and family spent a few days at Munro Park at Powassan with the "Chesiell family and friends" group last week. A couple of big bass gave Barry a bit of a tussle. Those big suckers make you think you're into something good. too, doter they, Barry? This was the Year of the Wildlife up north, with skunks (you had to be careful you didn't trip over one), tamoons..red :squirrels and chipmunks in camp, lots of beaver, muskrats, foxes, fish cranes, ducks and the ever-present seagulls. No sign of bears around camp, although they were causing problems in the whole North Bay area. Florence Elliott has re- turned from a six-week va- cation with her sons and their families in Aurora and New Liskeard Water Weill DRILLING W.D. Hopper 4 11406410EdRrinRsOTARY RIGS Neil 521-1737 Dud 627.011211 Jim 527-0775 USE EXPOSITOR WANT - ADS Phone 527-0240 Co,riljnocil from pat o • Pedlars and hai.slms hop- ing' to sell their wares will noc need' a liCent,e Hotisalt Council palsed the by-low Monday. The licence \will t.'ost $200. and be valid to. the -end of the year in which it was , issued, Pedlars or 'hawkers doing business in the village will have to produce the licence on demand. or face a fine of not less than $100 or more than $300. The licenc. MUFFLERS --"*N Ill Mufflers guaranteed as.iong as you own the car CARPENTRY FLANAGAN CARPENTRY • Custom Built Houses. • Additions. • Renovations, • Aluminum Siding. • Sheds. Peter Flanagan 527-1399 USE . EX!OSITOR WANT - ADS Phone 527-0240 CARPENTRY, Renovations, Additions, Sheds Framing, Any Home Improvements FREE ESTIMATES 527-071f . FARM SUPPLIES--\ ($4,,,)) Feed Seed Fertilizer Firm Supplies Petroleum Supplies Heating Oils Seaforth -Co-op SAVE YOUR SOLES IN N ye7 s.LiFiv•00,R"'"N DoLigVV,Daitympi*1 ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR 476 Main Street, South BOIL 449,'Veter, Ont. NON ISO 235-2503 482-71032 , 527-0770 527-1010 cCUSTONI BUILDERS 5. Ah FEE N EY ' CONStauctiotv vto Mrs. Annie Noakes marks 83rd birthday Parker -Keyes reunion held C. McDonald officiated. Pri- vate interment was in Hensall Union Cemetery. Kipper/ gun ,club Mitchell-Seaforth CABLE TV For service, account, imitaiiiition local announcements, line locates Call 345-2341 11 Choimpl tioni Supplying 8 networks and independents to over 1,450 homes. plAtinetIQ;YAZeFt) t;4tos cQ'tt, suit with "natutielptittes and tell-le:Or -, 'the , -editcaripa tax system, to seriously consider amending. the present pro- perty tax base formula and to providelmore funds to munic- ipalities 'by amehding Ont- ario's grant system. Three reports were read and carried by council; from work superintendent Don Tow ton, building inspector Herman Van Wieren and minutes of the Hens4,11 Park Board meeting Auguit 4. The parks board reports a profit of $174.75 from a recent softball exhibition between the ,California Cities and Hensall Legionnaires. The report also notes the Seaforth Minor Hockey Association 'has tentatively booked ice time at the Hensall arena on Saturdays. and Sundays from 3:30 to 10 p.m. until Jan. l. Seaforth's junior hockey team would book at least four hours a week until the end of their season, The Seaforth arena has been condemned, making it necessary for teams in that community to book out-of- town ice. Monday's council meeting ' was attended by Reeve Paul Neiland, Clerk Elizabeth A. Oke. and Councillors Minnie Noakes. Cecil Pepper and' John Skea. The next regular meeting of 'council will be August 19. Varna girl is top musician IMPROVEMENTS MacLEAN HOME IMPROVEMENTS J032 F —dles For 5'10 ^(1 . and v ,o, 4 ,,,m i num‘ szrrr it-fivhrngs Pa • 75 PIANO PIANO TUNING • Repo • Reba la g • Keys Recovered • DaTop Chasers 891XE PUIS1FER 348-9223 Mitchell