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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-04-15, Page 8Baptisms highlight at Dublin church Rev. Tony Del Ciancio of St. Patrick's Church conclud- ed the Holy Week Services with a Mass on Easter Sunday with a large crowd attending: One of the high- lights was the baptism of fowl babies. Margaret Looby of Dublin was thrilled to attend the bap- tisms of three grandchildren - - Kristin Francine Lcohv. daughter of Joe and Francine Looby: Matthew The 1.00b,,. son of John Angela ioohv: and Kathleen Margaret,. ( Kate) Kelleher. daughter of Mary Jo (Lc and Colin Kelleher. David Allan Dixon. st ►. Tho and K►hy I ►n of MicheIle and Ron Dixon was atm, baptized.. - The ' i.00hx familtc. enjoyed a reception at the home of Joe and Francine Looby. Joe Eckert was pleased to :.ave the Iollow'ing, visitors at, .Easter time Donny Ryan and his aster Laura arid friend: Luke and Mary SL'hoori Icrwoerd: John Eckert and •Tanya and Retina: and Barh. Andrew and Alex Eckert. THOI IGHT FOR TODAY Here comes a special Easter . Dublin by Dorothy Dillon 345-28x3 wish, For all my readers dear, It's love and food and good times. With loved ones far and near. Nappy hirthday to Marie Kelly. (sister of correspon- dent Dorothy) Seaforth, who celebrated on April 4. Love, Marie from family, relatives, neighbours and many Seaforth mends. Happy birthday to Cheryl (Shcwan) Hcrn, London. originally from Dublin on April 4. Happy birthday to Eileen MacRae: Dublin. and to Mary Schoonderwoerd, .Mitchell. who celebrate this. week Luvc from families. retail s. neighbours and many. many friends. Happy 30th anniversary to a very. special Seaforth cou- ple: Reg and Louise Dick, who celebrate this week also. •Love from families. relatives, and roan. many fnends. Ilea r Poet,. Students donate easter eggs to food bank by Chrissie Gordon and Tab Kaufmman Although puhli demonstrations have lessened. the strong oppo- sii:on to'thc closing of Seaforth District Higi1 School. 1s .;till very much alive in its halls. • • ['lie students and staff of SDHS would like tc, congratulate the Midget Hocke> team un its resent winning of the provincial championship. Was to go gut s: Student Council generously. t'.na:ed about 40) chocolate eggs to the Mild hank for families who may not otherwise .enjoy the Easter hood a%. The also held a chocolate caster egg hunt for the students al SDHS on Thursday at lunch. It was a great success. On Thursday. April el: the bovs.'•soccer team played in Mitchell against the Blue Devils in an exhibition game. Thc school will he alivo with music On April 23. when an air hand competitor' will he held during.an assembly. Don't Be 1 of the 1865 People Who Italia 99f Wood This Year! ►OIW FOI? NEWT`IIY OiR:!� j rte► ' S13OJ17 cu. yd. THeck Load Delivered within 20 miles Mileage Charge, beyond that . v RAIL HARDWOODS LTD. 4JBURh ONTARIO CIdC9G_9�17A 4UBLIRIv ONTARIO 519-526- 7220 NEW BABIES Congratulations to John and Nancy White on the safe arrival of a darling little girl, Jayne Kathleen, who arrived on March 13, weighing 8 lbs. 8 oz. Little sister Christine is thrilled. Congratulations to proud grandparents, Leon and Beatrice Louwagie, Dublin, and Claren.ce and Marie White, Kinkora. Congratulations to Brian and Sherry Osborn on the safe arrival of Brianne Elizabeth, born on March 27, weighing 9 lbs. 4 1/2 oz. A little sister for Perry and Shawna). Congratulations to proud grandparents. Diane Osborn and Ron Alden, Bayfield, and Ken McLaughlin, Stratford. Congratulations to happy "great grandmother Ursula McLaughlin. Dublin. Joe Eckert was pleased to have a visit from 3oe and Cathy Eckert, Josh and Zachery, from Kitchener. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Agit 16, lfnd-7 SEAFORTH GROCERY 23 Main St., Seaforth -- 527-2044 FREE DELIVERY MON. to FRI.: OPEN THURS. & FRI TILL 9 P M TOMATOES 99`1h CELERY $1.29 BROCCOLI 99' PRINGLES $1.99 WHITE SWAN - PKG. OF 8 BATHROOM TISSUE $2.69 VIVA - 2 ROLL PKG. PAPER TOwEI.S 99` Every Wednesday is CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAY Receive 5% DISCOUNT on regular priced items Help your car be envfronmentally fiiendly! I or most Canadians—Ark— old batteries properly__ Many ving ,t vehicle has become a repair facilities accept these necessity. Many Canadians. items, and many of these arc concerned about the cryoitems are.now recycled. Call ronmenlal affects this can your local government for have. Many wonder how can recycling sites. Never dump we teach our children •u► used oil or anti -freeze on the value the environment and ground, inyouur local sewage EE still depend on our vehicle". system. or in streams. The answer is through regu If you arc not a do -ii -your - lar vchicic maintcnancc, or seller, find a good aulomo- WITH EVERY GREASE. OIL ANI) FILTER Car Care, says Car Care live Technician. Ask friends BOOKED IN APRIL Canada. and associates for recommen- : Call For Your Appointment Today Properly maintaining your dations. Check the shop's vchicic is a win-win slaw- consumer itus reputation with vour local tion. Besides helping the c<►nsumergroup. Keep your air condilioncr environment. a properly 'n 10P condition and have it maintained and operated vchicic runs more efficiently serviced only by an automo- and economically. is safer, tive service technician'certi- and, should last up to 50-./.4 tied competent to longer. Thc following tips . handle/recycle refrigerants. can put you on the road to Air conditioners contain environmentally conscious CFCs and other gases that have been implicated in the depletion of the -ozone laver. These gases can escape. dur- ing improper service and ' expiresApril 30/98 TIRE ROTATION car care. • Keep your engine tuned -up ' - a misfiring spark -plug can reduce fuel efficiency by as much as 30 c7.. Follow the service schedules listed in the owner's manual. Replace fil- ters and fluids as recom- mended. You'll help cut down on air pollution too. Check t.ires for proper inflation. Under inflated tiro waste fuel because the engine has to work harder. Similarly, wheels that are not properly aligned las evidenced by the uneven titre tread of vchicic pulling) also rob energy. And. properly maintained tires last longer,- meaning . fewer scrap tires have to he. • disposed of. . .. - • Do-ii-yoursclfers should .dispose of used motor oil. anti-freeze/coolant. tires. and repair. so 11 is_ important to choose a qualified technician: Good driving habits arc also important. You can get the most out .of your vehicle while minimizing environ- mental damage. Here arc -some. fuel saving tips: . Ohscrve speed -limits. Fuel consumption rises sharp) with high speed. Drive gently. Avoid sudden accelerations and jerky stop - and -go actions. Use cruise control on open highways to keep speed as steady as pos- sible. Avoid.excessivc idling. Shut oft" the engine while waiting. Today's • vehicles are designed to "warm-up" fast. so forget about warm-ups. ARCHIE'S soweee eefetele OPEN 364 Days a .Year 527-0881 24 Goderu•h St. E Seaton h Serving Seaforth 81. Area for over 18 Years COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR "Class A Mechanic" Safety Checks. Tune Ups. Exhaust. Brakes. Oil Changes. Tire Sales. Service and Repair. et( r Save Money Check Tires and Wheel Alignment Estimates suggest that the average cost of maintaining a vehicle in 1998 will he around $800, depending on the age of your vchicic. Proper maintenance of tires and wheel alignment is an easy way of reducing the costs of -maintaining ,and operating your vchicic. and making sure yciu'don't have to spend more than you need to . on your car. For example, tires under- inflated by only eight pounds can reduce gas mileage by .five percent and cul tire life by 25 percent or more. Cost- conscious motorists, should check tire inflation frequently. Checking tire inflation can easily be done with a personal tire gauge, gauges are avail- able in most automotive stores for less than $10.00. Owners also should check tires for abnormal wear when vehicles are on lifts for ser- vice. More fuel is consumed as a result of incorrect alignment. which can result in at (cast it two percent tankful energy lass and reducing lire life. Incorrect alignment acceler- ates lire wear to an even greater degree. There arc two -easy ways to detect incorrect alignment of arc balance, indicating the need for cost saving wheel and front-end service: 1. Looseness or excessive play in steering, or difficulty in controlling the vehicle over bumps and around curves arc indications of problems which need correcting. 2. Another is vibration or the slightest shimmy. When vehicles arc on the hoist, they should be checked for front end and steering looseness. and shock ahsoncer/strut leakage. A good automotive service tech- nician, with the help of today's sophisticated diagnos- tic equipment can determine the corrective measures need- ed for steering and suspension systems: •or advise that hall joints, steering. linkage and shock absorbers/struts still are dependable. but wearing to the point where replacement would he advisable in the near future. If parts replacement is rec- ommended. don't postpone it or take shortcuts in quality. Chill out with air Ahh. summer. Warm days. drives in the countryside. pic- nics on the beach. And road construction. There you arc. stuck in traffic and it's a swel- tering 32 C. Fortunately, with your air conditioning on, it's a comfortable 24 C inside the car. Air conditioning works on the principle that evaporating fluid takes heat ow of the air. The refrigerant vapour is first compressed to liquefy it, then it evaporates. This chills and dehumidifies the air coming into the car. The refrigerant that has been used with great success over the years has been Freon, or R- 12. However, R-12, as a `chlorofluorocarbon (CFC), has been partly responsible for depletion of the ozone layer. In the last couple of years. car manufacturers have converted to R -134a, a hydro - fluorocarbon (HFC) that is much less harmful to the envi- ronment. Is your car ready for spring? DA!IsFAcTIu� McLaughlin Chen -Olds Ltd. 527-1140 13 Main St. Seaforth LEA VEHICLE SALES & SERVICE APPLY NOW FOR YOUR INTEREST FREE CREDIT CARD AND RECEIVE... 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Congratulations to proud grandparents, Leon and Beatrice Louwagie, Dublin, and Claren.ce and Marie White, Kinkora. Congratulations to Brian and Sherry Osborn on the safe arrival of Brianne Elizabeth, born on March 27, weighing 9 lbs. 4 1/2 oz. A little sister for Perry and Shawna). Congratulations to proud grandparents. Diane Osborn and Ron Alden, Bayfield, and Ken McLaughlin, Stratford. Congratulations to happy "great grandmother Ursula McLaughlin. Dublin. Joe Eckert was pleased to have a visit from 3oe and Cathy Eckert, Josh and Zachery, from Kitchener. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Agit 16, lfnd-7 SEAFORTH GROCERY 23 Main St., Seaforth -- 527-2044 FREE DELIVERY MON. to FRI.: OPEN THURS. & FRI TILL 9 P M TOMATOES 99`1h CELERY $1.29 BROCCOLI 99' PRINGLES $1.99 WHITE SWAN - PKG. OF 8 BATHROOM TISSUE $2.69 VIVA - 2 ROLL PKG. PAPER TOwEI.S 99` Every Wednesday is CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAY Receive 5% DISCOUNT on regular priced items Help your car be envfronmentally fiiendly! I or most Canadians—Ark— old batteries properly__ Many ving ,t vehicle has become a repair facilities accept these necessity. Many Canadians. items, and many of these arc concerned about the cryoitems are.now recycled. Call ronmenlal affects this can your local government for have. Many wonder how can recycling sites. Never dump we teach our children •u► used oil or anti -freeze on the value the environment and ground, inyouur local sewage EE still depend on our vehicle". system. or in streams. The answer is through regu If you arc not a do -ii -your - lar vchicic maintcnancc, or seller, find a good aulomo- WITH EVERY GREASE. OIL ANI) FILTER Car Care, says Car Care live Technician. Ask friends BOOKED IN APRIL Canada. and associates for recommen- : Call For Your Appointment Today Properly maintaining your dations. Check the shop's vchicic is a win-win slaw- consumer itus reputation with vour local tion. Besides helping the c<►nsumergroup. Keep your air condilioncr environment. a properly 'n 10P condition and have it maintained and operated vchicic runs more efficiently serviced only by an automo- and economically. is safer, tive service technician'certi- and, should last up to 50-./.4 tied competent to longer. Thc following tips . handle/recycle refrigerants. can put you on the road to Air conditioners contain environmentally conscious CFCs and other gases that have been implicated in the depletion of the -ozone laver. These gases can escape. dur- ing improper service and ' expiresApril 30/98 TIRE ROTATION car care. • Keep your engine tuned -up ' - a misfiring spark -plug can reduce fuel efficiency by as much as 30 c7.. Follow the service schedules listed in the owner's manual. Replace fil- ters and fluids as recom- mended. You'll help cut down on air pollution too. Check t.ires for proper inflation. Under inflated tiro waste fuel because the engine has to work harder. Similarly, wheels that are not properly aligned las evidenced by the uneven titre tread of vchicic pulling) also rob energy. And. properly maintained tires last longer,- meaning . fewer scrap tires have to he. • disposed of. . .. - • Do-ii-yoursclfers should .dispose of used motor oil. anti-freeze/coolant. tires. and repair. so 11 is_ important to choose a qualified technician: Good driving habits arc also important. You can get the most out .of your vehicle while minimizing environ- mental damage. Here arc -some. fuel saving tips: . Ohscrve speed -limits. Fuel consumption rises sharp) with high speed. Drive gently. Avoid sudden accelerations and jerky stop - and -go actions. Use cruise control on open highways to keep speed as steady as pos- sible. Avoid.excessivc idling. Shut oft" the engine while waiting. Today's • vehicles are designed to "warm-up" fast. so forget about warm-ups. ARCHIE'S soweee eefetele OPEN 364 Days a .Year 527-0881 24 Goderu•h St. E Seaton h Serving Seaforth 81. Area for over 18 Years COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR "Class A Mechanic" Safety Checks. Tune Ups. Exhaust. Brakes. Oil Changes. Tire Sales. Service and Repair. et( r Save Money Check Tires and Wheel Alignment Estimates suggest that the average cost of maintaining a vehicle in 1998 will he around $800, depending on the age of your vchicic. Proper maintenance of tires and wheel alignment is an easy way of reducing the costs of -maintaining ,and operating your vchicic. and making sure yciu'don't have to spend more than you need to . on your car. For example, tires under- inflated by only eight pounds can reduce gas mileage by .five percent and cul tire life by 25 percent or more. Cost- conscious motorists, should check tire inflation frequently. Checking tire inflation can easily be done with a personal tire gauge, gauges are avail- able in most automotive stores for less than $10.00. Owners also should check tires for abnormal wear when vehicles are on lifts for ser- vice. More fuel is consumed as a result of incorrect alignment. which can result in at (cast it two percent tankful energy lass and reducing lire life. Incorrect alignment acceler- ates lire wear to an even greater degree. There arc two -easy ways to detect incorrect alignment of arc balance, indicating the need for cost saving wheel and front-end service: 1. Looseness or excessive play in steering, or difficulty in controlling the vehicle over bumps and around curves arc indications of problems which need correcting. 2. Another is vibration or the slightest shimmy. When vehicles arc on the hoist, they should be checked for front end and steering looseness. and shock ahsoncer/strut leakage. A good automotive service tech- nician, with the help of today's sophisticated diagnos- tic equipment can determine the corrective measures need- ed for steering and suspension systems: •or advise that hall joints, steering. linkage and shock absorbers/struts still are dependable. but wearing to the point where replacement would he advisable in the near future. If parts replacement is rec- ommended. don't postpone it or take shortcuts in quality. Chill out with air Ahh. summer. Warm days. drives in the countryside. pic- nics on the beach. And road construction. There you arc. stuck in traffic and it's a swel- tering 32 C. Fortunately, with your air conditioning on, it's a comfortable 24 C inside the car. Air conditioning works on the principle that evaporating fluid takes heat ow of the air. The refrigerant vapour is first compressed to liquefy it, then it evaporates. This chills and dehumidifies the air coming into the car. The refrigerant that has been used with great success over the years has been Freon, or R- 12. However, R-12, as a `chlorofluorocarbon (CFC), has been partly responsible for depletion of the ozone layer. In the last couple of years. car manufacturers have converted to R -134a, a hydro - fluorocarbon (HFC) that is much less harmful to the envi- ronment. Is your car ready for spring? DA!IsFAcTIu� McLaughlin Chen -Olds Ltd. 527-1140 13 Main St. Seaforth LEA VEHICLE SALES & SERVICE APPLY NOW FOR YOUR INTEREST FREE CREDIT CARD AND RECEIVE... FREE GREASE, OIL AND FILTER Upon Approval TEATERO MOTOR PRODUCTS 527-2291 SEAFORTH Spring is Here NOW IS THE TIME to have your automobile TUNED UP !ice Make sure your automobile is in top performance SERVICE KELLY AUTO 527-2210 24 Hour Towing after hours call 522-2122 , 26 Birch St., Seaforth