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PAUL COOK
ELECTRIC
Home, Farm &
Commercial Wiring
BELGRAVE
519-357-1537
BROWN’S PHARMASAVE
SHELVING & RACKING
519-524-1740
Lakeside
Large instock selection of pallet racking,
store shelving, display cases and more for
Industrial, Residential, Farm & Retail
www.lakesideshelving.com
lakesidemarket@gmail.com
33842 Market Rd.,
North of Goderich, off Hwy. 21
D. C. Craig
Excavating
• Snow Plowing
• Snow Removal
• Excavating
• Bulldozing
• Septic Systems
• Drainage
519-523-4966
NEW CONSTRUCTION
AGRICULTURAL
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Enterprises
Authorized dealer for
Central Boiler
Classic Outdoor Wood Furnaces,
Edge Outdoor Wood Furnaces &
Maxim Wood Pellet and Corn Burners
Gasification units available
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Carman Bernard
519-887-6405
RR #4 Brussels
centralboiler.com
Dave
Franken
CONCRETE FORMING
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Large & Small Trucks
fridge carts - piano dollys-
moving blankets
Complete Selection of Cars
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GODERICH TOYOTA
344 Huron Rd. 519-524-9381
GODERICH 1-800-338-1134
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DAN'S AUTO REPAIR
Owned and Operated by Dan & Heather Snell
RR 3, Blyth, Ont. N0M 1H0
(on the Westfield Rd.)
DAN SNELL, Automotive Technician
519-523-4356
COME IN AND VISIT YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD PHARMASAVE
198 Josephine St., Wingham, Ont.
519-357-1629
Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9 - 6 Sat. 9 - 4
Rear Parking Available
Call 519-523-4792 or 519-887-9114 to book your spot today!
Ph: 519-529-7212 Fax: 519-529-3277
Email: info@smythwelding.com
37452 Glen’s Hill Road R.R. #2, Auburn, Ont. N0M 1E0
Snowblowers, Land Rollers, Stone Windrowers,
Sweepers, Quick Attach Buckets & Woodsplitters.
Full Machine Shop & Repair Services
www.smythwelding.com
306 Josephine St., Wingham
519-357-3894
Haircuts/Colouring
Highlights/Perms
Ionic Detox Foot Spa
Manicures & Pedicures
Shellac Nails
2 Tanning Beds
• Farm Lanes
• Campgrounds
• Driveways
• Horse Riding Arenas
Contact Brent Pryce
519-525-6295
Martin’s Nursery
Shade & Flowering trees, Fruit trees,
Spruce, pine, hedging
Cedars, Shrubs
Windbreaks & more!Your one-stop store for Bees
and Bee Supplies!
We manufacture our own supers so buy direct and save!
Taking orders for Nucs for spring of 2020.
Hydrangeas
BEE
Supplies Etc.
Nucs
c/o EMANUEL E.M. MARTIN
42661 Orangehill Road RR #1 Wroxeter, ON N0G 2X0
1 Concession North of Wroxeter on Belmore Line
• Kitchens • Mantels
• Live Edge
and more!
Lorentz Kitchens
$1,000 off a full
new kitchen
www.lorentzwoodworking.com
519-275-3060
Heather Stewart
Sales Representative
“OFFERING COMPLIMENTARY
HOME EVALUATIONS”
519-530-8965
heather.stewart@coldwellbanker.ca
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UCW approves donations to hospitals, Foodgrains
At the beginning of the meeting of
the Londesborough UCW on Sept.
16, the ladies present tried a little
Bible trivia test. There was much fun
and laughter over both the questions
and the answers.
Recognizing that life is full of new
beginnings, Harriet Shillinglaw,
Laura Scott and Brenda Radford
chose that as their theme for the
meditation/program.
New beginnings come in many
circumstances: a new school year, a
move to new surroundings, a change
in careers, joining a new group, life
after the death of a loved one,
starting life over after an accident or
tornado, etc. All these events draw
on a person's personal strength and
can be put in the hands of God if we
but ask. Moreover each of us can
offer help to those around us with a
kind and welcoming word, a word of
encouragement, a gentle touch, a
hug, a note, a smile, a listening ear,
etc.
Everyone was encouraged to offer
their help and prayer for situations
and people in new beginnings. Many
ladies offered their own
personal experiences of new
beginnings.
The scripture passage, read by
Laura, was Matt. 28: 16 to 20.
Harriet ended the program with a
thoughtful poem titled “A New
Beginning”.
President Bev Riley presided over
the business part of the evening.
Donations were approved for four
area hospitals, the United Church
Resource Centre in Mitchell and the
Canadian Foodgrains Bank. It was
also agreed to give $2,100 to the
United Church Mission and Service
Fund for 2019.
The Christmas potluck is set for
Nov. 18. Groups were assigned their
duties for that evening. Donations
will be received that evening for
Room to Grow and the Women’s
Shelter.
Lists were updated for
remembering our post-secondary
school students and for keeping in
touch with others from our
congregation. Caterings and other
projects received discussion.
NEWS
FROM LONDESBORO
By BRENDA
RADFORD
Call
523-4296
PEOPLE AROUND
LONDESBORO
Central Huron Council will
further investigate claims of traffic
concerns on Princess Street in
Clinton.
The street, which is in the north
end of the town, is home to several
of Clinton’s schools and Marion and
Dan Gowing are concerned about
speeding along that stretch.
The Gowings spoke to Central
Huron Council at its Sept. 16
meeting, outlining the problem and
suggesting several solutions.
With no posted speed limit on the
road, the Gowings suggested speed
limit signs to remind drivers of how
slow they should be
driving.Additionally, they suggested
a greater police presence and the one
tried and true method of reducing
speeding: speed bumps.
The Gowings, in speaking with
council, said they had moved to
Clinton last year and loved it, with
the exception of the speeding they
were seeing at all hours of the day
along Princess Street.
Dan claimed that many drivers are
going over 80 kilometres an hour.
With an unposted speed limit, cars
are required to drive 50
kilometres per hour or less on that
By Shawn Loughlin
The Citizen
CH to investigate traffic issue
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