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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-10-21, Page 9Town Seaforth Eastern Standard" riitne rr>tiikl resume in the Town of Safarth . at 2 a.rn Sunday October 25 All citizens should set their clocks BACK one hour at that time. JAMES CROCKER Clerk FUNERAL DIRECTOR ROSS RIBEY A helpful group for widows and widowers with children INFORMATION, ABOUT FUNERALS How is the time to trade up to a Badger POW-R-TRACI The Badger POW- R -TRAC Unloader. Badgers POW-R-TRAC ring dove silo unloader is the best that money can buy Badger uses MP quality heavy gauge steel in the pOW.R.TRAC and that gives it a oar! °mance edge over others _But thganatalt high storage position With a . Badger Silo capacity Stan gyerr P°W iRACy°dcra " t unloading right through the dormer' Special 3-point multiple suspension keeps the POWR-TRACrtevel froth lop lo bottom Ruggettdouble.auger lhghhng and knives Cut through pard- packed or frozen materials Separate adiuStahle digger wheel shaves wall clean Your Badger Dealer Vrk. more Imheans aanisbeciausipenmeeenal salesman interested in keeping your operation running smoothly and efficiently Don l hesitate to call aosnsishtiamnCtoe, See Bob McKinley for all your 'life insurance andinye.stment needs Featuring • No Load Savici4s income Tax pet erred on interest. * RRSP'S • Annuities • income. Averaging Annuities • New Non-Smokers life insurance Rates Bob McKinley 262-5462, Heniall Dominion Life THE DOMINION-Itff ASSURANCE COMPANY Interest Free !Judge' Plan from Texaco Canada Inc,. Dear Consumer: The rising cost of living forces all of us to budget to meet our day to day household expenses. Home heating is no exception-. To assist you, Texaco offers the opportunity of equalizing heating costs over a ten (10) month period - at no extra cost to you. We first of all estimate your total-heating costs for the coming season and divide this amount by 10 to arrive at a monthly equalized payment. Your first payment is not due until November. The 10th payment is due the following August, with final adjustments. A monthly statement will be mailed to you, for your information and' record purposes. - To take advantage of this low cost budget plan, simply 'contact ROWE FUELS at your earliest convenience. TEST DRIVE MAZ,DA`Sili?Old-UNBEATABLi PICKUP TRUCK r Price does not incli'ide Freight. P.0.1. and Mx THE MORE YOU LOOK. THE MORE YOU LIKE: M•W MOTORS LTD. 527.1117 Seaforth, Ont. 1400.265-4265' Serving Seaforth, Exeter, Brussels, and surrounding area. Widows and widowers with children encounter . new problems. Many difficulties have been overcame already by other widowed parents' through a group called Parents Without Partners. PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS is concerned with the interests and welfare. of single parents and their children. The group operates 13 chapters across tanada with,enere".than,106 members. Depending on the size of the group, they meet either weekly or monthly. The recovery process for the widowed parent starts with orientation sessions which help them adjust to their new situation. As recovery proceeds, the parent attends seminars on how to raise children as a single parent and becomes involved in an active social program of sports, dances, and dinners. This group should be considered by all widows and widowers.. with children as.,they get ready to re-enter social life. For more informatio)i, call Parents Without Partners head office in Toionto-it (416) 363-0960. VHITNEY-RIBEY FUNERAL HOME 87 Goderich Street, West Seatorth, Ont. 'NOK 1 WO 527-1390 '.101 , 10 c' .., a g hiriele a -71 ; 4 eirtea — -. • in Area Churches First PRESBYTERIAN Church 59 GoderkhSt. W.. Seaforth October 25,1961 14:15•Worship Service, 'Sunday School &Nursery Sinews "Whet laThe Bible?" Everyone is welcome Orsentst:M% Carol Carter ST. THOMAS Anglican Church i The Rev. JaA#II#a R. BroadfOot B.A., M.DIv. .1- Seaforth ' octeber25, 1901 I , I I , 19th Sunday after Trinity , 10 sm. Mush% Prayer and byes:: slug Message: You have a :manta lord? NORTHSIE United Church 54 Godetich St. W. Seaforth Octeber250 1951 11 sm. Chattels Service Lomas frau do VIavan1 Church School and Nursery at the same time Rev. I. G. Vatislyke, Minister . Margaref Whitmore Audrey McLlwain Organist . Music Director Jr. Choir Leader om.,,..o.,...............,.........i..00.......o..,,,...o......o..........,..,........... Area congregations are invited to take advantage of the church directory to ant:dunce their church services each week.. Church dfrectory announcements ate available for a minim:AM of 26 consecutive weeks, in units of two column inches at $2.2S per unit. Changes in copy may be made each week but Must be received before noon on Tuesday , • ......:i.a.amorierirmairistiaoressitskowfwassiarsatimiffiaaarrarrairadowleriarlifforlina it. Ch is the' Chiselhurst Ladies' ate holding their Bazaar on fliiirsday November 19 in the Fellowship Hall at Hensail United Church ..not on Wed- nesday as other years. . QUEENSWAY Queensway • Nursing Manor would like to welcome Mrs. Leah Keyes from,Exeter to the home- Mrs, Shirley Prouty, Exeter conduCted worsAIO oix Tuesday : The 1.1..CW • Isclice of .11ensail United. Church entertained the V reSt41401" kelth. • music !ii1190 and dayk Mr: *04' Williem Westlake, visited with Miss Mary Westlake Mrs.. Anna Becker visited With Mrs. Muriel Triebner. hirsirene Kalbfleisch was visited by her daughter Barb Dougherty, Violet Bishop and John Ifetteridge. Henry and . Maria Wilds. Nelion 'Howe and Ken Dogan visited Mrs. Irma Wilds. Michael Moss of Woodstock visited Miss Moss. Mrs. Earl Campbell visited Mrs Middleton ana Mrs. Penhale, Les Mitchell visited his Mrs. Lott- Hami, It`-. visited with his brother Jim Morgan. High- Bowler on Friday.wis Albert Mientr- A number of the members Of Anther Rebekah Lodge attended the visitation at the Beattie"s Funeral Name in Clinton on Sundayi PAY respects to theirIstitOr the late:Gra4p Thompson. r.V (*net filissfm 001-autiVil*# officiated et the ElaktInin• tOt at #3* United Church 011 Sunoco $ Baptized was Kimberly 4Can SOtFit- met« .daughter of and Pap Scetehmer. ' The service was conducted by Rev. McDonald who spoke on the theme of Love That Is New. He salad that one of the difficultes today is that in English we use the wind or term love for so many kinds of love thafare not really love at all in the New Testament sense. The.ushers for the service were Randy Parker, John Rasycliffe', Wayne Corbett and Chuck Doatster. The flowers at the front of the church Were placed in Loving Memory of Mr. Peter Mc N4Oitort by his family and Mrs. Mable Munn by her firePY.. Mt. McOonald announced. the AnniyerSery would be held 4n 441,41, l+loy.otOttp, 1st with Rev. .1„e.X .P.!rTf gronCtignftas .- utw4,1,!Astgr. at the 14:00 a.m.4gFic/0 and the.fto;pi* ' G e<otget ciftty:Oanott.isth# oup#,opoter the p.m. service,. He encouireeed. • ,everyone to '" invite' ,their friends to Share in these Anniveriary Services. An outstanding presentit- ion on the Mentally Handi- capped Wes made on Sunday evening at the October Fel- lowship Evening in the Unit- ed Church. Harry Stuart, a member of the congregation and with ARC Industries, made the presentation assist- ed by his wife Carol. The evening opened with singing led by Rev. McDonald assist- ed by Joyce Pepper at the piano. Following the opening worship Mr. Stuart spoke on Mental Retardation and the work of the South Huron Ass:3-68:6ton with-their begin- pings_atuLthe advancement of the work throegnARtinaus- tries.. Following the slide _presentation_an active, sopen discussion took place, with the contagion of Harry's dedication and enthusiasm spreading thoughout the group. The Stuarts also brought gong an excellent display- of the work of the persons at ARC which added greatly to 'the evening. The evening closed with refresh- ments served by members of the communication commit- tee, Dana Bozatto and Starr Jesney. The, weekly Bible Study Group at the United continu- ed to study the Psalms with an excellent attendanee. This week the group ,. studied Psalm 90 with the study being led-by- Rev. IvIoDonald. OI Your Equipment and Service Prolessional this area is Huron Structures 887-9200 Brussels rpm ADMIRING THE ART '.--1Beryi Nicholson, Ban c. her daughter Karen Menheere were lust stime of the people who showed' up Saturday to admire the art of former ‘Seaforth resident, Nell Broadfoot. • (Photo by'lloOk) ITASTY NU BAKERY CHEESE USE 14 Main St. Seaforth. 527-1803 SPECIALS Herbs and Spices, Pineapple and Orange Cream Cheeses J. M. Schneider Blue Fljbbon Bologna Friday V & Saturday White•or Whole Wheat dinner Roils Cheese Bread BUtter or fruit Tarts .99 a doz. 1.09 a. loaf 6(1.4' etc. 3.39 a lb. 1.99 a lb. A PROUD ARTIST — Well known Peter- borough artist Neil Broadfoot was displaying his • :aron Saturday at the Van Egmond House. The painting beside 'him was raffled ofV (Photo by Hook)