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surrounding area
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
NEW CONSTRUCTION
AGRICULTURAL
RENOVATIONS
RESIDENTIAL
Call 519-524-0253
Easy
Prescription
Transfer
Bernard
Enterprises
Authorized dealer for
Central Boiler
Classic Outdoor Wood Furnaces,
Edge Outdoor Wood Furnaces &
Maxim Wood Pellet and Corn Burners
Gasification units available
Inquire about our new edges
Carman Bernard
519-887-6405
RR #4 Brussels
centralboiler.com
Dave
Franken
CONCRETE FORMING
For All Your Concrete Needs!
COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL
• Foundations • Floor Finishing
• Circular Tanks • Sandwich Walls
FREE ESTIMATES
RR#3 Blyth ~ Fax 519-523-9604
519-523-9971
Affordable
CAR AND TRUCK
RENTALS
Large & Small Trucks
fridge carts - piano dollys-
moving blankets
Complete Selection of Cars
Our rates qualify for
insurance replacement
Passenger Vans
full size or mini
GODERICH TOYOTA
344 Huron Rd. 519-524-9381
GODERICH 1-800-338-1134
- COMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICE -
COMPUTERIZED TUNE-UPS - TIRES - BRAKES
MUFFLERS - VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION
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
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, Crimper Rollers, 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
1. Eat squash.
2. Play squash.
Just two things you can do to
reduce your risk of cancer.
Learn more about healthy lifestyle choices.
Call the Canadian Cancer Society Cancer Information Service
at 1 888 939-3333 or visit www.cancer.ca.
• 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
All Points-Festival City Realty Brokerage
It’s like having a Pharmacist for a best friend!
We offer a range of services:
• Easy Prescription Transfer • Compliance Packaging
• Seniors’ Discounts • Diabetes Education/ Management
• Travel and Flu Vaccination • Free Delivery
• Custom Compounding
226-889-4152
Thank you for supporting local
Call 519-523-4792 or 519-887-9114 to book your spot today!
BLYTH PHARMACY
Ramin Ghiasi ~ Pharmacist
442 Queen St.
Blyth, ON
Ph: 226-256-8383
Fax: 226-256-8503
Monday to Friday 9 am - 6 pm
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Londesborough choir to join mass Clinton concert
We have been experiencing some
really fine weather this October.
Let’s hope it lasts into November. If
this is the result of climate change, I
have to say I am enjoying it. It is,
however, unfortunate we can't have
this without the downside of climate
change, like warming in the extreme
north and south of our world, effects
on plant and animal life, etc.
We have some truly beautiful
scenery happening as well. Enjoy
that beauty and don't get too bent
out of shape knowing that those
leaves will eventually need to be
dealt with. Pile them up and kick
your way through a pile or two and
enjoy the noise like kids do.
Speaking of climate change, I have
to admit I miss the smell of burning
leaves each fall. As kids, that was a
great time to have a fun evening.
With weather like this, I am loathe
to put away the summer outside
things even though the nice weather
makes the task more enjoyable. Just
a reminder, you can pick up yard
waste bags at the works yard or the
town hall. Fill them and leave them
at the end of your driveway and the
municipal truck will pick them up.
I believe our cropping friends are
having a much easier time
harvesting this year after the
problems experienced last fall.
Here are some notable historical
things that happened during
November. In 1908, the Ford Model
T came on the market for the grand
sum of $825. Would doubt we could
buy a vehicle for that price today.
Black Monday on Wall Street,
which preceeded the Great
Depression, took place in October of
1929. What a spin that sent the
whole world into. We have all heard
the stories of what that did to
individuals and families. It has been
said that those who experienced that
period in history carried the effects
all their life.
Charles Schultz first published
“Peanuts” in 1950. What would life
have been without the antics and
insights of Charlie, Lucy and the
gang? How far we have come in
listening pleasure since 1982 when
Sony marketed its first CD Player:
the CPP-101.
Believe it or not, it was just in
1971 when Walt Disney World
opened in Orlando, Florida. And the
theme park continues to bring more
fun experiences to families.
As I enjoyed breakfast served up
by the Londesborough Lions Club
on Sunday, I thought how lucky the
community is to have that building.
In just this one week it will be used
three times – the Lions breakfast, the
pork chop supper and the federal
election. And I know a family used it
for their Thanksgiving gathering. We
need to be thankful for the foresight
a number of years ago that turned the
building over to the care of the Lions
Club.
Villagers will have noticed that
Betty Hulley’s home has new
residents. Betty’s granddaughter,
Kimberly, has moved in with her two
children, Raymond and Kaitlyn.
Kimberly is the daughter of Ian and
Deb Hulley. Father Ian and Uncle
Wayne cut down several trees in her
backyard on the holiday weekend.
Londesborough United Church
has a busy upcoming calendar. The
church will be serving its annual
smoked pork chop and apple pie
supper on Oct. 24 at the community
hall. Then on Sunday, Oct. 27 it
celebrates its anniversary service. A
covenanting service for their new
minister, Susan McIlveen, is planned
for Tuesday, Nov. 5. This service is
open to all interested community
persons. Its purpose is to formally
welcome Susan to our faith
community.
On Sunday, Nov. 3,
Londesborough United’s senior
choir members will be part of a
combined choir concert. Choirs from
Londesborough, Blyth, Brucefield
and Clinton will offer a concert at
Clinton United that evening. Mark
your calendars! It should be a fine
musical evening.
NEWS
FROM LONDESBORO
By BRENDA
RADFORD
Call
523-4296
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