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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-11-18, Page 16Business Directory FLORIST Hildebrand Flowers 15 Main St. Seaforth Office 527-0555 Res. 527-1784 Complete Floral Service j with a personal touch. Time for fitness is time on Your Side. parnaparnonP0 Fitness LS a national issue. NE call it Body Politics. &q:7 PalinaPia7017 . to Co' c.,ete L "-ZENiT ,-4 TELEv,ISION AND SiEREC Seaforth Electronics SALES • SERVICE Canadian & Imported Wall Coverings 527-0550 Seafoith & Paint Featuring PAINTS A16 THE HURON EXPOSET9R, NOVEMBER 18. veal at Sea ' orth nni ersciry ns 1 A large Sinsithet- of:friends from.Heasalli were guests at Open. Reuse held in First -Pretkterlie Chureit, Sea- forth on :Suutitty, The egos, sloe Wes the 40th wed,44 arifilsceraiii of Henrietta and Bill Brown, former residents and merchants of 'Masa. Congratulations to the Brown's. • . Bev. IcentMth'40.ig#t eon- 'flneted. WO, ,c0140 SerVice in . Cannel ytOrian Church On Sunday murnIttpPeging on the subject Christian Stentartjahip." Mrs. Taylor presided if -the organ.. The' - Ladies' of the churCh• held a most successful Bake Sale and Tea on- Saturday after- noon. An evening is being planned by the choir for November, 29th when Mr. Harry Stuart of Arc Industries will present the program-' Mrs. Dorothy .Brintnell, Mrs. Audrey Christie and Mrs. Olive Cooper returOd home froma pleasant bus-trip through the states to Cali- I fornia. A special Remembrance Day service was held at Hensall United Church Sun- !: day, November 8th when the C War Veterans, Ladies' Le- gion Auxiliary. Scouts, Cubs and Beavers attended,. led by the colour party. The service was conducted by Rev. Stan- ley McDonald and the senior choir was led by their director Dr., Ralph Topp. \ In his message Rev: Donald emphasized that the parentsand children of today have never experienced. but meet dui loving Memory of those who made the supreme sacrifice and in thanks to God for His goodness to us. Two things to remember are the response of God's people during the war and the super- human effort of those at home. God Is still with us in our efforts to bring about everlasting peace by taking up the torch of love for all mankind. Wemust or the bell Tay toll again. •`• The children's . story was about four Chaplains whP 4ave up all their life jackets. :on, a sinking ship to save others, The- choir sang Tree of Peace" by Whittier arranged by Block and the colours were retired at the end of the service and the congregation followed -the marche rs to the Cenotaph . Bill Fuss receivedeveryone•at the churA door and the ushers wthie Scott Jesney. Ross ,Veal, Tim Mann and Cecil Pepper. Service followed at the Cenotaph conducted by Rev. 'McDonald. The band composed of Nelson Howe, Gery Wurm, Brian Fink and Corky Sch- roedet led the parade to the Centaph, with Parade Mar- shall Wilmer Dalrymple in Command. Sgt. at Arms: Larryyyl and Standard bearers were Mur- ray Traquair and Grant Mc- Clinchey. Auxiliary at Arms: -19a Reid and Standard bear- erswere Iva Reid and Colleen Ferrii. Rev. Stanley McDon- ald opened with prayer and wreaths were placed by the Province of Ontario, Mrs. Jean. Munn; Royal Canadian Legion, Irwin Ferris; Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs. Paul. Neil- ands; Village of kiensall,Paul Neilands; Township of Hay, Lloyd, Mousseau; Township of Tuckersmith ,Robert Bell; Kinsmen & Kinettes , Jack Aikenhead; General Home Systems , Andie Immanse; W,G. Thompson & Sons Doug, Mann; Liquor Control Board Garnet Allan; Bank of Montreal, Eric Luther; atik of Commerce, Sharon Donat- or; Boy Scouts,Tammy Pres- ,cator, Mr. Harry Horton recited "In Flanders Fields." Following the silence in me- mory of those who gave their all, bugler Boogemans. Dash- wood sounded the "Last Post". Rev. McDonald lead in prayer and the National Anthem Mot Queen) was sung. . Refresha...ents were served in the Legioi: follow- ing. The weather was perfect andthe-cormnittee were hap- py and pleased to see the largest crowd in years parti- cipating. "Thank You." The Ladies' -Legion Auxil- iary met on Tuesday, evening with president Mrs. Neilands presid ing ,and installed a new member Mrs. Lillian Beer. The Legion Christmas party for their families will be December 6th. Mrs. 'Mona Campbell was presented with the -past Treasurer's Jewel. Harry Horton in company with Dr. J.C. Goddard at- tended the Canadian Corps Cylist Batallion Association in Toronto on Saturday at the Royal Canadian Military In- stitute. Mr. Horton enjoyed meeting many comrades of former years and really had a very happy time. The Bugler of the 49th Highlanders play- edthe all to the Cook House. A toast to the Queen was proposed following the sump- tuous dinner and the usual business was transacted after which a period of silence was- observed in memory of the The "Moitey Doll" draw will be held this year as usual. t Plans weremade for catering baiiquets, The ladies helped the Legion with the "Poppy Drive. An exchange of gifts will be held at the Christmas meeting. Mrs. Britton introduced the 1982 Study Book "Faith . departed comrades -with the, bugler. playing "The Last Post.** Mr. Horton recited the poem. "ln Flinders Fields:" In closing a toast was propos- Visitors with Mrs, Irma Wilds at 'Queensway were Dorothy Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doak, Goderich, Rog- er, and Mary Lonfaley. Wil- fred and Ruth Schantz visited with Nell Kendrick. Mrs. Oscar Tuckey, Mrs. Les Thompson, and Mrs. Fergu- and Justice" stressing ste- wardship and the laws of love, faith and justice. The meeting closed with a hymn and the Benediction. Mrs. T. Sherritt assisted Mrs. Mickle and Mrs. Rogerson serving lunch. • AND kLAIHEr AID ENTBRT The Erl W S* and tlicties Aid of Cattnet Presbyterian Church' Were pletteantix en- tertained, at theitoMeof Mrs. ROclitti Faber in Kippen -on „„monday..,eveuing. .The sident Mrs. Robert. Bell pre- sided for the opening, of the W.M.S.: Its. Lloyd Mous- seau was in charge of the worship, it bring the -year of the disabled. Mrs,,Mousseau gave an interesting paper ed to the last two Cylists whoever they may be. They returned home oil` Saturday evening. tired, but with more pleasant memories son visited Lousie Mitchell and Irma Wilds. Pat Wild's- and family also visited, Irma Wilds. Mer Yand Irene visit- ed Vera Lammie and Louise Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Wes- lake visited Mary Westlake. Rev. Kenneth Knight, Exeter conducted Church service. from Dr. AllItS0.11, Mrs. Faber gave a reading "The Two Bears." Mrs. Mousseau gave a reading "A Consecrated Car" and Mrs. P. Campbell gave an interesting reading on "The Least Coin" and Gloria closed with prayer. Mrs. Bell presided for the meth% and 46 in .iiraSer after a period of silence. after a moments silence iomemory of the late Ws- bitib4M4Pn• The. treasurer's report was given by Mrs, W...0011. 'Mrs, H,'Hyde,giive report oft he Rally at Belgrase. The pre7. Went culled for Anominatini. committee 'and after some discussion the officers .were nominated for the ensuing term. The December meeting will be a pot luck dinner at the home of Mrs. Al Hoggarth on December 7th at 12 noon. , Mrs. Al Hoggarth presided for the meeting of the Ladies' Aid and opened with a poem "A Day" and a prayer for wisdom. A thank you was received from Mrs. Gooding. Final -arrangements were made for the Bake Sale, Tea on Saturday, November 7th. Mrs. Hyde gave the Treasur- er's report. Mrs. Bell report- itors The. Ladies of the Hensall United Church entertained the residents with Bingo and treats. Jackie Lowe was high bowler for the eek. Mr. Sim bol who-was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospi- tal, London has• returned to his home. ed for the "Treats" Commit- tee; Mrs. Moir for the Quilt- ing; Mrs. Thompson for the Kitchen committee. A nom- inating committee was called for and a, suggestion made that the officers be installed for the coming year. Mrs. Hoggarth closed the meeting with the Benedict- ion. RefreshMents wereierv-, ed, by Mrs, Skpa.. W' Bell MrSi Faber. Amber plans party Noble Grand Bertha MacGregor presided for the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday even- ing assisted by Vice-Grand Mrs„ Gladys Coleman. "Thank You" notes were received from Elgin Thomp- son and Mne: Flynn. Arrange- ments were made for the initiation of several cand- idates and an invitation was accepted to Pride of Huron Lodge. Exeter on November 18th at which time the "In- itiation" will be exemplified. The Christmas party was discussed and was decided to hold it on December 16th. Mrs. Edith Bell and Mrs. Bertha. MacGregqr had com- pleted the canvass for the blind. Mrs. Wes Richardson who was visiting in the -area was welcomed bi the meet- ing. A progressive euchre party was planned for Jan- uary 29th following the 10.0.F. Lodge meeting. Lodge closed and a social hour was enjoyed in the lower hall, with Mrs. Rogerson. Mrs, Bile and Mrs, Letnnton c4argriP4Oe' NAPS Mrs. WeP , Hiehardlson of Goderich visited last week with her daughter and $4111-in - law, Mr. and Mrs. Doug esCeoper.tit Kippen. . Mrs. Harold Parker re turned home after 'visiting with her daughter and son-in- law Mr.' and Mrs. Don Dalton and Cfala at Walton. U.C.W. MEET The regular meeting of Hensall U.C.W. was held in the Fellowship Hall November 5th. Fifteen ladies attended. Mrs. Britton read ._a. hymn Mrs. Hazel Luther chose a passage from Matthew for the devotions entitled Faith and Justice. , Mrs. Britton read a poem. officers for 1982 were elected as follows: President Mrs. C. Britton. Ass't President Mrs. E. Lut- her, . secretaries: Mrs. W. Rogerson, Mrs. L. Mickle.- Mrs. J. Flyntigreasurer Mrs. T. Sherritt, ass 't treasurer Mrs. G. Armstrong. pianists; Mrs. L. Mickle, Mrs. T. Sherritt. Mrs. W. Rogerson, social functions: Mrs. C. Parke; Mrs. J. Flynn, Mrs. H. Caldwell. Veteran at reunion Lots of Queensway vis r __DEppR AT I NG Expert Interior & Exterior Decorators Wailcoverings Kern Paints Window Shades • Armstrong Carpets 'HILDEBRAND PAIN T ANC PAPE Phone 527-1880 15 Main St.. Seaforth BAILEY Lennox and Dual-Aire Furnaces Sheet Metal Work Specialists in Engineered fleeting Syritems 262-6319 Kippen, Ont., /7—CAFRPENTRY'1 • House Renovations • Additions • Siding • Any Home Improvements BOB REGELE 527-0715 SURVEYOR Christian R.Kiar Lim itect 42 West Street Goderich, Ont. Zenith 4-2250 REFINISHING --\ -Furnit ure-Refinishing- All Hand Stripped We Buy Old Furniture (any condition) Tables, Chairs Dresses,' etc 273.4312 Collect- Ask for Ron . 527-0714 After 7 30 pm & ask for Mike .& STEREO ,r-N iwint 17 Sperling St., 527-1150 (---APPLIANCES—N Appliance and Refrigeration REPAIR SERVICE Jim Broadfoot 482-7032 i DECORATING ---, ..-- ..._C7ARY _ BAN NON . - Painting, Decorating Paperhanging Drywall' Taping Interior & Exterior • FREE ESTIMATES Phone 527-1582 Seaforth, Ontario . , Help your Heart Fund faHelp your Heart FEED IVULL—Th _FLEMING__ FEED MILL • Bulk Felleted Feed, • Fast unloading elevator' • 2 pits open 24 hrs. a day - CLINTON -482-3438 j J &, J Carpentry *Concrete Forming and Finishing • Framing •Drywall *Roofing - •Cibinet Making. John Ryan 527-1520 —mu FFLERS—N Muffler** Mufflers guaranteed as long as you own the car SE %FORTH MOTORS LTD. 527.1010 j (—ELECTRICA L Geo. A. Sills & Sons HARDWARE MERCHANTS PLUMBING • HEATING & ELECTRICAL EXPERTS Philtre: 52'.1620. %.• , 4.calorth ELECTRICAL a a it ELECTRIC 24. hour service Farm residential. industrial and commercial wiring 527-0984 Seaforth INSURANCE---N SEAFORTH INSURANCE 39 Main St. S. Seaforth .Home .Business .Form .Auto • .Life . 'Sian e ss & Accident . Investments 527-1 6-1 0 /-FARM SUPPLIES"-N • (...2.001) Feed Seed Fertilizer Farm Supplies Petroleum Supplies Heating Oils Seaforth Co-op \.. 527-0770 c---CARPENTRY--N FLANAGAN CARPENTRY • Custom Built- Houses , • Additions, • Renovation's, • Aluminum Siding, •• Sheds. Peter Flanagan 527-1399 - , MURRAY HENDERSON CARPENTRY Renovations, Additions. Sheds, Framing, Any-Honie, Improvements FREE ESTIMATES 527-0731 - ,- API~LI:ANCES— APPLIANCE & REFRIGERATION SERVICE Authorized.tactory warranty Service and repairs to KELVINATOR & INGLIS APPLIANCES -Service and repairs to all makes HORNE'S WAJ9R-APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE 521-0636 Saciforth PIANO PIANO TUNING • Retools • Rebuold•r,9 • Keys Recovered • Dornup•Chosers BRUCE PULSIFER 348-0223 Mitchell. rFUNERAL HOME--N Funeral Director K.-J .•Crdno 47 Righ Street Seaforth Phone 527-0885 ,-IMPROVEMENTS --lnactEAtit— HOME IMPROVEMENTS Phone 52'70032 Free Estimates For Siding - Aluminum and Vinyl, Aluminum Windows. DoOrs Awnings Railings HIROPRACTOR \ S'EAFORTH CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE Thomas J. Devereaux 25 Goderith St. W. Seatorth.Ontario Phone Mks, 527-1242 Res. 5274942 Mon. - Fri. 8-12:00, 1-6:00 Tues., Thurs 8-12:00 1:30 - 8:30 Wed. 8-1 Sat. 9-1 r—,-SHARPENING -Th AB types of saws, knives and scissors sharpened Specializing in. Carbide saws,and tools STAY SHARP SAES AND SERVICE Gordon Blanchard 11114, Walton 527-1806 • •.ICAll CARE GORD'S GULF Licensed Mechanic Service to all makes Of cars HOUSE CALLS AVAILABLE To the Unfit If you just sir You won't quit Being unfit. I(;:7 tr CLEANER CARPETS STEAIKATIC, deepest iciesni • service 524-2260 1.1phtistery Cleaning 0 Free Estimate NOV. AND DEC. 10% OFF Bob Lortie, R.S. Box Evenings , 527-0680 527-0962 CONSTRUCTION- N Construction ROOFING & SIDING PAINTING EAVESTROUGHI NG FARM BUILDINGS CONCRETE WORK 7 Years' Experience Guaranteed Workman- ship Free Estimates Lyle Ward 327-1411 SEWING Sl PERMARki. r)vo, ice mac h ones r I io Sale5 White E ,na HUSCIVaIn4 On Of 4serkmach.r,e5 ',cur 5399c. . tirEW AND SA% F. CENTRE LTD. 149 Downie SI (2 doors south,o1HudsOnS) Stratford, 271.9660_, OPTICIAN David7Th Langstaff Ltd, • Opticjan 87 Main Si. S. SCaforah • OPTOMETRISTS AND OPIITHALIVIOLOGiSTS PenscrIpdeno FEW Pioniptly . HOURS, Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri., 9:00 - 5:30 p.m. Closed Wednesdays Sat..; 9 - 12, COMPLETE OPT CAL • SERVICE —5214303 t"— DECORATING "Th Graves Wallpaper FUNERAL HOME Whitney -I2ibey. Funeral Home CEMETERY MONUMENTS ROSS W. R1BEY DIRECTOR 87 Goderich St.. Seatorth Phone 527-1390 Sincere and courteous-service ,._ACCOUNTANTS ATKINSON, INNEST\ LEACH & NEILL Chartered Account ing, c cAoudni ttai nngt s. Tax Planning s and Tax 20 3%m si nE1A0cFk o. SRI T. 527,1 n \... ../ „, ELECTRICAL -- 0 Idiha* 0 113en l INDUSTRIAL R Br ESIDENTIAL FARM WIRING IVI C ALL 7-1e! ()Ic GARY a 1, • . 345.244 J 03}14N5--E21.4u4G2s EN