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Lyle
Youngblut
and son
TIMOTHY DAVID WEBSTER
David and Ruth Webster are proud
to announce the graduation of their
son Timothy from University of
Waterloo. Timothy received First
Class Honours, Dean’s Honour
List Bachelor of Applied Science
[Electrical Engineering] Option in
Physics. He attended Bly th Public
School and F. E. Madill Secondary
School and he is now working on his
Master’s in Electrical Engineering
at University of Waterloo.
Sunshine Unit
studies soil loss
The Sunshine Unit of the Blyth
U.C.W. met on May 19 with T1
members and one visitor present.
The worship service was conduc
ted by Ollie Craig and Dorothy
Daer. Ollie read the 23rd Psalm,
and an article written by a Basque
shepherd which increases one’s
comprehension and appreciation
ofthe psalm’s metaphorical langu
age.
Dorothy explained that things
going well are taken for granted
while adversity is the best teacher.
She demonstrated this by telling
how, in a Florida training camp in
W.W. II, a training officer used a
large alligator in a shallow pond to
make his men overcome an
obstacle in the training exercises.
Mary Holland, this year’s third
speaker on Creation in Crisis, told
about Huron County’s two-year
Master Plan on Waste Manage
ment which will seek answers to
what waste is, where it goes, who
looks after it and who should
control it.
This subject is so vital that
Women’slnstitutesare making
waste management their 1988
study, Mary said.
Regarding soil erosion and
depletion, Mary stated several
facts. Farmers sometimes get
more blame than they deserve for
these conditions. Because of a glut
of nitrogen on the market, they fall
prey to salesmen’s pitches to buy
fertilizer high in nitrogen. They
forget that some crops require
more nitrogen than others.
Co-leader Evelyn Smith opened
the business by reading a poem
which left her listeners wondering
who are delinquent - parents or
their children.
Announcements were: Mary
Wightman and Evelyn Smith will
conduct worship at the June
meeting; and Evalena Webster
and Mary Walden will be in charge
of kitchen duties and flowers for
the month of June.
Tuckersmith
gets grant
New insulation has been install
ed in Tuckersmith Township’s
Vanastra Curling Club to reduce
energy costs. This energy conser
vation improvement was due to a
grant of $5,417 from the Ontario
Ministry of Energy under the
Municipal Oil Conversion and
Energy Conservation Program
(MOCECP).
The money was used to replace
the electric heating cables below
the club’s ice pad with three-inch-
thick polystyrene foam insulation.
Plumbing and
Heating
BLYTH - 523-9585
Wanted!
Livestock
barbecue pigs,
ruptures, rhinitis,
poor doers, feedlot
rejects.
Also sows & boars
fit tobutcher
CALL 335-3151
Frank Workman
Electric
20years
serving
Brussels
&area
• Farm «Home
• Commercial
R.R.3,BRUSSELS
887-6867
Cal Burke ElectricC^?5.
Electrical L,d
Contractors
>__ Appliance & RefrigerationKfU/UA Sales & Service
SALES & WARRANTY SERVICE
Wingham 357-2450
or 1-800-265-3025
Over 40 Years Built by Quality & Service 0pen6daysaweek
ROBERTSYMES
CONTRACTING
Asphalt Paving Driveways,
Parking Lots, Farm Lanes,
Driveway Coating, Basement
Foundation Spraying, Screen
ed Top Soil, Lawn Spraying.
Free Estimates. Registered and
Bonded.
Lucknow - 528-3047
Blyth - 523-4942
•General Carpentry
•Drywall & Taping^
•Specializing in
doors, windows,
trim work and
cabinets
G & R
CONSTRUCTION
Rainer Saur - 887-6138
Guss Van Massenhoven - 526-7583
'Free Estimates
F. Exel
Construction
Now
Open
RESIDENTIAL. .
AGRICULTURAL.
COMMERCIAL
Brussels 887-6561
Hwy.23S., Listowel 291-1300
OUT OF TOWN CALLCOLLECT
HARRY BUSBY
TV CLINIC
RR1.WR0XETER
392-6022
FAC TORY AUTHORIZED
SERVICEFOR:
Magrtavox, Phillips, Philco,
Sylvania. Toshiba, Hitachi,
Electrohome, Panasonic,
Zenith
REPAIRSTOTVs, VCRs.
.& MICROWAVES
LOCALLY OWNED &
OPERATED
APPLE
Auto Glass
WE REPLACE ALL TYPES
OFGLASS
Automotive
Store*Home*Farm
JMURRAY
DRAINAGE
holiday
rent-a-car system
We have a full
line of:
CARS-TRUCKS-VANS
•WEEKEND RATES
AVAILABLE
STRICKLANDS
344 Huron Rd., Coderich
524-8311
NESBIII
Specializing in Backhoeing
Auburn 526-7712
Century J
House Rest Home
Ethel, Ontario.
We are now accepting applica
tions for accommodation.
For information call:
887-9725
D&J
C0NSTBUCT10N
^•GeneuaT"
Carpentry
• Roofing
• New Buildings
& Renovations
DOUG MACHAN 887-9345
JIM MCDONALD 887-9607
YOUR
ONE-STOP WINDOW&
DOORCENTRE
•Sales»Service«lnstallation
dBDASHWOOD
WINDOW &
DOOR CENTRE
1196 Wallace St. N.
[Hwy. 23] Listowel 291-1612
•12 ft. - 16 ft. - 20 ft.
Vans Available
S24?51
Including 100 km.
Free on cars only
TED MORAN
MECHANICAL LTD
•Plumbing •Electrical
•Heating •Sheet Metal
•Air Conditioning •High
Efficiency Furnaces
191 Josephine St
WINGHAM 357-2904
JOHN
ELLIGSEN ELECTRIC
Ltd.
Farm • Residential • Commercial
•Wiring • Pole Line Con.str.
345-2447
R.R. 4 WALTON
Remember,
it’s their home too!
Brussels
Huron
County s
Foremost
Cur
Denier
Bill Bromley
Electric
LONDESBORO
PHONE523-4506
1-800-265-9255
ID.#3648
Brian Bromley
523-9483
Brad Bromley
523-9308
24 Hour Emergency Service
Beth Earl
887-6401
Joan Smith
887-6341
LONDESBORO
[519] 523-9405
ONTARIO NOM 2H0
380 Wallace Ave. N.
Listowel,291-1251
40TheSquare
Goderich, 524-2677
204MainSt. W.,
LISTOWEL 291-3341
Better! McClement
For
PROMPT SERVICE
_______Call______
‘ ‘No sale too big or
too small''
J.D. CARTER
TRUCKING
•Custom Loading
•Excavating
•Tree Service
•Bulldozing
•Firewood
•Snowblowing
MEULENSTEEN
TIRF AND AUTO
SERVICE
Listowel, Ontario
Days - 291-1841
Nights ■291-2309,or 3S6-24O3
Open8-6daily,
Saturdays8-4p.m.
ON THE FARM & 24HR.
887-6173
Country Cooks
Catering
For all occasions, big or small, we do them all!
Plymouth
Oodge Truths
Make
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AUCTION SALES
HOLYROODSTORE
519-395-5062
Sorensen
Music Centre
Pianos, Organs
Guitars, Amplifiers
Records, cassette tapes
Compact Oise
•Music books
Pannell
Kerr
MacGillivray
Chartered Accountants