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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-12-30, Page 12THO H . Waldo • 1$, a native of C,ird_a;nd former mayor of that city. Perth County's first CONSERVATION CONVERSATION - Talking about conservation at Tuesday's annual meeting of the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority were board chairman Ivan Hearn, Seaforth representative John Flannery and Ervin Sillery Tuckersmith ;Township. (Exeter T-A Photo) S • owe Why Pay More? * Cash * Cheque * Visa * Master Card FF. URNITUREvARtHousE ()Den Daily 10 9 Saturdays Id 6 . Y2 MILE EAST OF McDONALD'S STRATFORD 273-3060 Easy Budget Terms CLEANER CARPETS .N 401111111/ STEALIFIATIC• the total death service 524-2260 - Ltpholstery Cleaning Free Etimate E is E E r, ^. 1'1 • AN C SALES E PE SE Pv CE ' FLORIST Hildebrand Flowers 15 Main St. Sea firth Office 527-0555 Res. 527-1784 Complete Floral Service with a personal touch. tip XPO$$TON CEl1A LEK colliot aiming; and MI' for the Perth-Wilmot Mins from 1953 to 1912, dkrit Saturday. . Dee. 19at University Hospital in London. .rea iveddin FORBES-JEWITT . Londesboro United Church was the setting for the late summer wedding of Carol Anne Jewitt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Jewitt. RR#1 Londesboro and Richard Donald Forbes. son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Forbes, RR#2. Clinton. Rev. Robt: Scott officiatedet the double ring ceremony and, special music was prdvided by Mrs. Louise McGregofat the organ and Mrs. Barbara Bosman on the piano. The Snell sisters. Barbara Bosman. Bonnie Jewitt and Bette Jewitt sang "0 Perfect Love' • and "The Wedding Song' ' with Bill Jewitt. brother of the bride adding a special touch with his solo "The Rose". A friend of the bride. Ann Denomme was maid of honour with Judy Jewitt, Golda Wilson, B1srb Forbes and Lisa Forbes as Ilridesmaids. Lori Forbes was the, flower girl. Brian McGregor 7friend of the groom was best man, with Dan Jewitt. Paul' Forbes. Brad Forbes an& Bill Jewitt as ushers. Ben Vanderhaan was the ring bearer. Guests were received at the Blyth Community Centre for a social 'hour which preceeded the reception. Following the reception the bridal couple travelled Tito the heart of the states for their honeymoon. The newlyweds are residing at R.R.#2, Clinton. Photo by Fred. H. Bisset. Goderich 30, 190 Obituary When the -Conservatives formed the goverament in 1951.° he became Prime Mini ster John Diefenbaker's :Tutu- ster of national health and welfare. and later also av-ting minister of-national revenue He was a cabinet minister for the almost six, !tears of the Diefenbaker government Mr. Monteith first won the riding in 1953. defeating the Approval was granted by the Ausable-Ilayfield Con- servation Authority for a $3 million floodplain manage. ment study for the reduction of flooding and erosion prob- lems in the Port Franks' area. At a full atithority meeting at the Seafdrth Legion Hall Dec. 15. a $48,000 report was given by MaeLaren, kng„i,,:f• ers -Flannel* anti; AtieOffkt'S' Inc.. of London. MacLafen representative Bill Knowles presented the firm's eight major recommendations which include the prohibition of building in certain critical areas, the development of special policies concerning building, establishing a river management plan and monitoring ice jams and water levels for , a flood warning system. *Mid included in, theft rm ' s recommendations were "the building of erosion control works up,riveri from the Pat- rick Street residential area at a cost of 550.000 and a similar works to Fe constructed with- in the harbor, at a cost of $2.750,000 and a annual maintenance cost of 530.000. The 'firmr also recommended dredging the mouth of Mud Creek at an annual cost of 51,500. Although direct damage from flooding. and erosion will be less than the cost of Liberal iniminbanat. and hell it until he retired in 14-2 The Monteith family has been associated with polite., stnee 18b - the war ut I. vlederation. o hen ' Monte s grandfather. the late Andress Monteith; represented. North Perth in the first Ontario Legislative Assembly Ht was also, a member of ledera. parliament from I S'4 to I ts -h the proposer+ ni K said the program could pros v cost-efficient if it promotes economic des elopment in tht area. such as increased har bour facilities Ivan Hearn. chats-num .ot the authority announced the plan would be impleateritt4, over seseral years. • 64, Joseph Monteith J Waldo' s father. was also mayor of Stratford for too years. and represented North Perth in the legislature from 1923 to 1934. part,of that time in the prov,incta I cabollet late Mr Monteith is survised by his wife. the former Mary Strudley. and three daughteri. Sally mer of Guelph Nancy yree• man of Manilla in the Phili- pines. and Mars Jardine of C. algary ; a sister-,- 'Mary Forbes of Orillta, 'and by sesen grandvhildren. He rested at the Heinbuck Fun- eral Home in Stratford until Tuesday afternoon. when the service w as herd at St. James Anglican Church. Stratford. Interment was in Asondale Cemetery. An Expositor Classified ss ill pay y'ou stoidends. Hase soirrried one' Dial 52.--0241.1. Correspondent. NORMAN EAST 482.3182 V ANASTRA RECREATION . CENTRE The Vanastra Recreation Centre staff 'would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year. We would like to thank , all the people for coming out for our free Christmas fit ness. saujia and swim. We had visitors from V-anastra. Goderich. Scaforth. Mitchell: Crediton aria as far away as Edmonton. Ottawa and Win- nipeg. We hope to see every- one again out in the New Year. Our winter 'program will be starting Jan. I 1 . Watch for our flyer in the mail. We will be having adult swimming lessons. Please call 482-3544 for more infor- mation. COMMUNITY TITI-HITS Judie Horsup and Lee Ann Bel!_ and a dozen children sung at Conestoga College on Dec. 24 before their Christ- mas dinner. The chglren that sung in the choir are: Evelyn Rhynard. Marguerite East. Chris Horsup, Billy Rhynard. Bobby Rhynard. Cheryl East, Carlee Horsup. Chris Adorn, Kelly White. Phuoc Luoung. Hung Luong and Eric Saur. The songs they sang were: "Away in a Manger, We wish You a Merry Christmas, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Rein- deer and Silent Night" (done by the girls). On Christmas Eve the children went around singing Christmas carols and had hot chocolate and a lot of goodies. While they were drinking hot chocolate they had a visit from old Santa Claus. riding a sno07friohlre because his reindeer were stuck in the snow. CUBS The winner of the Gin- gerbread house, which was made by Deborah Carvell and Glenda Belair, was Ernest (Soni) K. Laws of Vanastra. Deborah Carvell and Glenda Belair is going through to be a leader. Good luck to both of them. CHRISTIAN CHURCH The Vanastra Christian Church had a successful hayride with carol singing. They had a lot of hot chocolate for everyone that was- pro- witted by Debbie's Restau- rant. Them will be no Young -People's until Jan. 3. On Dec. 24 the church had a candle- light service at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Visser and family would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year. LIONS AND LIONESS The Lions had a success- ful hayride carolling around Vanastra. They had a lot of hot chocolate after the caroll- ing. Prize winners were: lights, Dave Miller with $25; second, Jeff Dixon with .515: and third was Ross Munroe with 510. Congratulations. The Lions and Lioness would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a Happy New Year. 'sitors take s Ausable approves $3 million project Business Directory FEED MILL-- Time for fitness is time on Your. Side. CARPENTRY'M • House RenowitiQns • Additions • Siding • Any Hunt Improvements BOB REGELE 527-0715 /- SURVEYOR Christian R.Kiar Limited Ontario 42 West Street Goderich. Ont. Zenith 4-2250 (-FARM SUPPLIES-.5 Feed Seed Fertilizer Farm Supplies Petroleum Supplies'HeatIng.00S Seaforth Co-op 527-0770 v, & STEREO • Seaforth Electronics 17 Sparling St.. 527.1150 fir..--APPLIANCES---N Appliance and' Refrigeration REPAIR SERVICE Jim Broadfoot 482-7032 DECORATING GARY BANNON Painting, Decorating Paperhanging Drywall Taping Interior & Exterior FREE ESTIMATES Phone 527-1582 Seaforth, Ontario 5- Help your Heart Fund Help your Heart I FLEMING . FEED MILL • Bulk Pelleted Feed. • Fast unloading elevator • 2 pits open 24 hrs. a day CLINTON 482-3438 c---CARPENTRY Cartientry *Concrete Forming and Finishing *Framing Drywall *Roofing • *Cabinet Making John Ryan 527-1520 MUFFLERS:---..\ Mufflefifmt Mufflers guaranteed as long as you own the car SF. %FORTH MOTOR', I ID. Sr ,101() ELECTRICAL Geo. A. Sills & Sons ^st HARDWARE MERCHANTS PLUMBING • HEATING & ELECTRICAL EXPERTS Phone c2" 1h20 Seaforth • BE WISE ADVERTISE Buy this space today! Phone 527-0240 INSURANCE--N SEAFORTH INSURANCE 9 Main St. S. Seaforth .Home .Business .Farm .Auto .Life . Sickness, & Accident Investments 527-1610 DECORATING (7 Expert Interior Exterior Decorators 47,e,rsi/Vallcoverings Kem Paints, Window Shades Armstrong Carnets 'FIILDEBRAM) Phone 527.1880 1 5 Main St Seaforth ' Fitness is a mitional issue We call it Rods Minks 46. pears, 1144. . . . CARPENTRY----N • MURRAY HENDERSON CARPENTRY Renovations, Additions, Sheds. Framing. • Any Home Improvement& ,FREE ESTIMATES 527-0731 .(--APPLIANCES.--N APPLIANCE 8. REFRIGERATION SERVICE Authorized factory skiarranty Service and repairs to KELVINATOR & INGLIS APPLIANCES Service and repairs to all makes HORNE'S MAJOR APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE 527-0636 Seaforth PIANO TUNING • • Repo rs • Rebuilding • Keys Recovered • Domop.Chosers BRUCE Put SIFER 348.9223 Mitchell t-FUNERAL HOME1 " 7 Funeral Director K J Cardno 47 High Street Seaforth Phone 527-0885 ,---IMPROVEMENTS MocLEAN HOME IMPROVEMENTS Phone 52 Op32 Free Fii,maies For S,Orna 4 ,,,m•nuni and tirryl Aluminum 4.indows Doors,, 4'.wsioins Rdoings r-CHIROPRACTOR Th SEAFORTH CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE Ak. ,.--=SHARPENING -'1 All types of saws, knives and scissors sharpened Specializing in Carbide sau sand tools STAY SHARP SALES AND SERVICE Gordon Blanchard R54. Walton 527.1806 CAR CARE _ (MD GORD'S GULF Licensed Mechanic Service ro a'i makes of cars HOUSE CALLS AVAILABLE NOV. AND DEC. Bob Lortie R.S. Box \ • 527-0680 i --HEATING Lennox and Dual-Aire Furnaces Sheet Metal Work Specialists in Engineered Heating Systems 2'62-6319 Kippen, SEWING SF INC VI A( 111757"..\ SL PF.R11.1Rhi I Se ,,,pp P.g., .1,%014,(P F • 5.19 SE% S,!.51 (FNIR!. 1 49 Downie St ^ 2 doors south Or HOdSOOSI s,„ Stratford, 271.tatiha OPTICIAN David Longstaff Ltd. Optician 87 Main St. S. Seaforth . OPTOMETRISTS AND OPHTHALMOLOGISTS Preserfptfena Paled Promptly HOURS Mon.. Toes.. Thurs., ri. 9:00 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. Closed Wednesdays COMPLSEatT-E9-12 OPTICAL SERVICE 527.1S03 .DECORATING Graves; Paint Wailpaper Featuring M.1/4&61.% Canadian & Imported Wall Coverings 527.0550 Seaiorth • I r FUNERAL HOME Whitney -Ribey Funeral Home CEMETERY MONUMENTS ROSS V\i RIBEY DIRECTOR 87 Goderich St . Seaforth Phone 527-1390 Sincere and courteous service ACCOUNTANTS ATKINSON, INNtS, LEACH & NI•11.1 • Chartered Accountants Accounting, Auditing, Tax /Vanning,and Tax sReturns 20 k St 527-1331^5 "'FORTH /-* ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL and FARM WIRING CALL Brodhogen- Electric GARY DILL 345-2442 JOHN ELLIGSEN 345.2447 v,o), VOIR 11041.1 Thomas J. Devereaux 25 GoderiCh St. W. Seatorth, Ontario Phone Bus. 52'7-1242" Res. 527-18421 Mon -Fri 8.12:00, 1"6.00 Tues.. Thurs 8-12:00 1.30 - 8.30 Wed 8-1 . Sat 9-1 527-0333 Evenings 527-09621 'BAILEY'S S