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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-09-16, Page 3LOVE SEAT Pine frame & arms Was $529.00 NOW 5399 2 pc. Rust CHESTERFIELD SUITE Was $789.00 NOW 5599 Huron run raises over 12,000 Continued from front page aged 61 and 62 were the oldest to complete the entire course. Two ladies aged 71 and 69 walked five kilometres because "it was a tine thing to be able to do." Participants came from as far away as London, Kit- chener, Listowel and Ford- wich as well u from Clin- ton's neighbouring towns and villages in Huron County. The Terry Fox Run in Clinton resulted from a co- operative effort of several service clubs and other organizations, businesses and individuals, who gave time, energy, supplies, use of equipment and monetary donations. Included are Beta Sigma in Clinton, Exeter and Goderich; Clinton Kinsmen and Kinettes, Optimists and Lions; Alpha Huron; Guides, LEGION WEEK 1, Bruce Shaw, Mayor of Exeter, hereby proclaim the week of September 20 as LEGION WEEK and request all citizens of the Corportion of Exeter to honor the occasion. Clarification On pages 1 and 4 of our newspaper insert elsewhere in this paper, we use the phrase "Maker's recommended retail price". This phrase is intended to be a reference to other manufac- turer's book price of comparable quality products; a roll of in -stock wallpaper bought from Color Your World during this sale will cost 1/2 of the manufacturer's book price for a roll of comparable quality wallpaper made by another manufacturer. Color u" m MAKE MONEY PREPARING INCOME TAXES. Enrol in the H&R Block Income Tax Course now. Make money during tax time. Compre- hensive course taught by experienced H&R Block instructors begins September 16 in _L area locations. WHO COULD BE A BETTER INCOME TAX TEACHER? HSR BLOCK 15 King St. Forest Ontario Phone 786-2191 Collect for information I m oICLIP AND MAIL TODAY muss a Please send me free information about your tax preparation course, and how I can make money. , ii Name Address II II II Province Postal Code II II 111mmususaisonsmosmesummummell II city Pathfinders and their leaders in Clinton. Goderich and Wingham; Chief Westlake and Clinton Police; Circle City CB Club; St. Johns Ambulance; Mr. Murphy, Mr. Ludwig and staff at CHSS. Explorers at Exeter United Church, and local representatives of the Canadian Cancer Society. Also deserving thanks are the Municipal Offices, Clinton, Public Hospital, Bank of Montreal, Credit Union, Beckers, Clinton Commercial Printers and countless Individuals. Two other successful Run were held in the immediate area. In Goderich, the Kinsmen and Kinettes sponsored a 10 -kilometre course, and in Seaforth, three "family fun runs" of varying distances were offered. Huron County alone raised over $12,000 in Canada's day of memorials to Terry Fox. Hensall council Continued from front page to Cook's Division of Gerbro Inc. for a license to locate an office trailer on its property; added one and three- quarters per cent for interest on tax arrears. Accepted a tender (the lowest bid of two submitted) from Albert Vanderlean Construction for 63,850 to repair the roof of town hall, which also includes the coat of removing old tiles; passed a by-law to provide for temporary borrowing on current expenditures of ;133,000; decided to engage the services of a local woman to clean at town hall, and a little bit at the library, at $5 an hour for an estimated five hours per week; and decided to ad- vertise for a temporary part- time helper to assist work superintendent Don Towton. Policies Continued from front page R. B. Allan, superinten- dent of education, told the board the new policy will make the secondary school programs more "visible" to the trustees. In other business, the board approved the follow- ing novels for use in elemen- tary schools in Huron Coun- ty, Call It Courage by Armstrong Sperry, The Borrowers by Mary Norton, Copper Sunrise by Brian Buchan, Sword of Egypt by Bert Williams, The Dog In My Life by Farley Mowat, A Pony For The Winter py Helen Kay, Strange Lake Adventure by Sharon Siamon, and Mystery of the Secret Tunnel by Wees. HERB HARLTON Passed away peacefully at his late residence, Shipka, Herbert Elsworth Harlton, on Saturday, September 12, 1981 in his 99th year. Beloved husband of the late Alberta (Sherritt) Harlton (1964). Dear father of (Evelyn) Mrs. Clyde Nicholson, RR 1, Courtright, (Dorothy) Mrs. Lorne Fenner and (Mabel) Mrs. Carl Guenther both of Shipka, (Audrey) Mrs. Kenneth Westman of London. Also loved by grandchildren Kenneth Nicholson, (Leona) Mrs. Ken Moore, Barry, Cheryl and Colleen West - man, and Karen Guenther and five great-grand- children. Predeceased by two grandchildren, John and Janet Guenther. Rested at the T. Harry Hoffman and Sons Funeral Home, Dash- wood until Tuesday noon, then at Greenway United Church where the funeral service took place at 3 PM, Rev. H. Moore officiating. Interment in Parkhill Cemetery. Mr. Harlton was an elder of Greenway United Church and Sunday School for many years. A member of L.O. Lodge he was born in Stephen Township where he farmed for many years. MY LO REID Mylo B., 68 years, Sunday, September 13, 1981, at Metropolitan Hospital, Windsor. Late residence, 123 Chestnut, Wheatley. Beloved husband of Doris. Dear father of Jerry, Varna Ontario, and Mrs. Donald Wallace (Joanne), Exeter. Five grandchildren also survive. Predeceased by four brothers and bite sister. to )pioclub Members From Our WINDSOR. KINGSVILLE, LEAMINGTON, CHATHAM, SARNIA, CLINTON, ORANGEVILLE AND OWEN SOUND AREAS Between Sept.2lst and Oct. 2nd VALUED AT 94.95 34 -POINT Fall VEHICLE INSPECTION by qualified mechanics not o "Safety Check") For Your Appointment Call 255-1212 in Windsor Or For All Other Areas Call Toll Free 1-800-265-5681 qri rrno 411f0alilb Another Exclusive Service Resting at the Reid Funeral Home, 19 Russell Street, Leamington. Funeral Wednesday, September 16, at 11 a.m., Reverend Robert Wilkins officiating. Inter- ment, Evergreen Memorial Cemetery, Leamington. IDA SMITH At South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Saturday, Sep- tember 12, 1981, Ida (Voelker) Smith. Beloved wife of the late William Smith (1980) of Crediton. Dear mother of Gerald at home. In her 90th year. Dear sister of Mrs. Cora Wing of Sebewing, Mich., and Mrs. Violet Young of Cass City, Mich., and (Mae) Mrs. Ervin Coote of Elkton, Mich. Predeceased by sisters Salome (Mrs. John Roth - fuss), Laverty of Grndstone, Mich., and one brother Oscar of Pigeon, Mich. Also sur- vived by a number of nieces and nephews. Rested at the T. Harry Hoffman and Son Funeral Home, Dashwood, where the service took place on Tuesday, September 15 at 1p.m. Interment in Crediton Cemetery, Rev. Brian Elder officiating. ALVIN FULTON Alvin Robert John Fulton, suddenly at his residence, Elimville, on Wednesday, September 9, 1981, in his 69th year. Beloved husband of Mildred Pehlke. Dear father of Douglas of Stratford and Larry of Usborne Township. Also survived by 5 grand- sons, 1 sister, Mrs. William Woodrow of Toronto. Rested at the Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter, where the funeral and com- mittal service was held on Friday. September 11 at 1:30 p.m.. with Pastor Ross Hargreaves officiating. Interment took place in St. Andrew's Cemetery, Northeast Hope Township. BERT NEILSON At St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Ontario, on Thursday September 10, 1981, Clarence (Bert) Neilson of 33 Main Street, Grand Bend, in his 78th year. Beloved husband of Laura (Jackson) Neilson of Mississauga. Also survived by 3 grandchildren. Rested at the M. Box and Son Funeral Home, Parkhill, where funeral service was conducted on Monday, September 14 at 2 o'clock. Rev. Walter Mills will of- ficiate. Interment in Parkhill Cemetery. A Masonic Memorial funeral service was conducted on Sunday evening at 8 0' clock by Cassia Lodge 116 A.F. and A.M. Thedford. iii i i) ilii kimn i� itu FIGHT FOR LIFE. 6// Times -Advocate, September 16, 19111 WH PAY MORE? 1 i EVERYTHIN N OUR STORE REDUCED We must make room for new shipments arriving daily. Save right now. Seven Piece DININGROOM SUITE $Reg83. 8 NOW$649 Table & Four Chairs. Small Buffet & Hutch Beautifully Finished Colonial Styled SOFA SUITE IN 100% NYLON Was $899 x649 9 piece DININGROOM SUITE Was $1200 NOW 5949 NEW SHIPMENTS ARRIVING DAILY LOVE SEAT Plain Blue Cover Was $229.00 NOW $179 COFFEE & END TABLES • Pine Finish Was $600.00 NOW y. 49 RECLINERS FROM 10 % t° 30°° OFF COFFEE & END TABLES Maple Finish Was 5335 NOW ONLY 5269 DAY BED Wcis $179 NOW 51 39 LAMPS 10010t0 40°'° OFF DAVENPORT & CHAIR Was 5309.00 NOW 5269 ALL PICTURES 10 % 30% OFF WHIT NG'S Warehouse Furniture and Appliances Unl,mrred (New and Used) • Antiques L Things Sales It Service MAIN ST. EXETER 235-1964