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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1993-12-08, Page 13ENERG CENTRE HOPPER C QM M uvZTY Se newest Exeter Brownies were enrolled in the Second Exeter Pack last Tuesday afternoon. In front, from left, are Mandy Campbell, Marley Baker, Stacey Pfaff, and Cassandra Morrissey. +Behind, from left are Keri Ann Vanderburgt, Brittany Mills, Maria Dinney, Amanda Clark, and Mandy Marsden. • _ •a fi ryN ' EXETER About 50 Prideof Huron members en- ;joyed a Chn by Marion Skinner Nand her lunch committee.'Dinners were taken to sev- en shut-in members. Joyce Morgan gave several ideas to interest new !members to our Order. A collection foie Chrspmas ;;Bureau was taken which resulted ;a ubstantial !monetary donation to be sent to`:fllcfdisnich for use in utile area at Christmas. 'After a short meeting,. the Rebekahs were enter- Treekip r' lsssrveting PROVIDES MOST EXPERIENCED SERVICES TO THE AREA R.R. 3 Clinton Shop 482-9926 Res. 482-9212 .So you need someone to haul topsoil from a lett torlieut,rew ��l{{�tte s yard or need excavating done. a site, b t111st t choose between the lnany-ceiitei efa g in ih =Mea. filliew do you make the choice? What you shorild look for in an ex- nitavating farm is a company with a few years under their belt to iteliew that they are earning a good reputation. They should also 'have modem equipment that is well maintained so that down-time Lidoesn't interfere with your schedule. They should be big enough to handle your requircmenu without {iti:sub-contracting to other firms, yet small enough to meat you as a . ; valued customer, while also maintaining reasonable rates. U earth -1'r,moving, excavating, roadbuilding or grading is needed by you or Ili,your company in the near future. consult the people at MERNER il:CONTRACTING LTD. first, as we feel that they have striven !•,ova the past year: to fulfill the aforementioned criteria. This company is directed by GARRY MERNER and is staffed ,frby experienced equipment operators and workmen who specialize :j in the excavating field and recognize that a satisfied customer 'Kaman' many more customers. 1!.' Over the years, they have proven they have the skills and experi- ;t:ence needed to excavate or move earth on a site, whether it be ex- 1i:cavating, grading. land filling, farm ponds, or haulage of sand, l•igravel, top soil, and landfill- Their well maintained equipment in- '. eludes backhoes, graders. haulers, dozers, and tandem dump lif, truck s. *for an accurate estimate of any excavating affiliated services, sec ,.. the dedicated people at MERNER CONTACTING LTD. MILT • J" QIE1• LTD. • A PLEASANT PLACE TO DO BUSINESS R.R. 94, Searorth 522-0608 Nutrition is one facet of vital importance to health. The proven PURINA FEEDS from MILTON J. DIETZ LTD.will provide the proper diet which can put your livestock or pet in the peak of condition and keep it there. The right feed can add needed weight .or prevent obesity, and it can provide the stamina and energy your pet needs for everyday activities. It can correct problems caused by deficiencies or food allergies. At the puppy stage, poor diet can have long lasting effects like poor bone structure or ill health. so :many dog oWners regularly shop at MILTON J. DIETZ LTD. to :,ensure a good cock and selection. MILTON J. DIETZ LTD., RR 4 Seaforth, was started in 1957 din response to a need in the area for a supplier of modem famt Oucu and information on their uses. wned by MILTON J. DIETZ. and managed by both Milton 4d his son Brun, this independently owned business provides its n with such produce as: pesticides. Purina feeds, Nitrite i mlizer, sprayers and parts, and ventilation equipment- In con- moyrseiion with that it also provides a custom spraying service, soil tissue sampling, spraying and fertilizer recommendations, and at(dation mouthing, crop seed sales and liquid (ertiliaers. Tri This centre provides the farmers of the area with a place to buy uabty produce at fair prices. They consistently provide value for every dollar spent and have continued to grow by meeting the cus- i ier's needs for today and the future. This business bas catered most successfully to the agricultural steeds of the people from SEAFORTH and area. Their reliable ser- wnces and quality PURINA products makes MILTON J. DIETZ your one-stop venue for many of your home and fain needs. ion! DAVE MOORE pro! FUELS t Tr LTD "The best service when you need 1t meet" 315 Main St. N., Exeter 235-0853 or ton free 14100-265.2931 DAVE MOORE FUELS LTD. appreciates your business and that's why they are going all out to prove it pays to stay with oil. ;pit heat never looked so good. It's safe, it's clean burning and de - 'vendable. It's economical to upgrade. Improving the efficiency of iyoureil furnace costa mach less then convening to gas or elecuici- ty. You h(w the freedom to choose the fuel oil dealer to supply , you. 'With gas or electricity there is nu choice. We suggest you <aaowe the logical choice • DAVE MOORE FUELS LT� .fitst call for a free survey for all your comfort needs. Don't suffer discomfort with inadequate heating in your hone by running out. Call today fora fill -up so youll be warm all wihtar long. DAVE MOORE the owner offers the best in PETRO LANA• :DA gasoline, diesel fuel, furnace attend lubricants. I( you haat your tame with electricity, you are paying at least 35% more Ibex you would with a high efficiency od•tired system. The dif(eaeaos between oil and gas may soon be just as striking, if . the predictions from the Nati n l liturgy Board are accurate. My way you look at it, oil heat will save you money, les clean. safe, modem and efficient- hest of ell, your local oil dealer, DAVE MOORE: FUELS are there to offer you service, arid choice- And „that oounts in other situattiion when these things Just seen i avena- l.distnbel utwhen b DAVE the MOORE VUE today for the right answers. answeersr local tel 1 twined by Lila Smith and her program committee. They s: g.Ctuiaanas songs from he T.A. song book, Jean Hodgert°platyed "Star ofd East' and "0 Holy Night,' on the piano. Elly StalBehtlintnelted "Mary" which was very moving and Lila Smith read "How Mrs, Santa:Clans Saved Chriattnas". Gam cks on behalf of.Santa Claus gave. out Se- cret SistoeChristmas gifts. The Secret Sister Party will be at the January 5 meeting. Times -Advocate, December 8,1993 Page 13 Huston ieads in bowling By Ron Dann ZURICH - Mount Forest's Bob MacDonald and Futlanton's Laurel Laughton have taken an early lead in the quest to represent the Blue - water 5 Pin Bowlers' Association zone in the men's and ladies divi- sion of the Stroh's Ontario Open Championships March 30 to April 2. MacDonald bowled two steady five game scores of 1,271 and 1,221 for a 2,492 total pinfall Sun- day to lead the men's division of the Stroh's Bluewater zone at the halfway mark of the Stroh's Blue - water 20 game rolloff. Molesworth and Mitchell hosted the first 10 games. Seaforth's Murray Bennewies and Goderich's Art Burt follow with 2,448 and 2,348 scores respective- ly. Other leaders are Mount Forest's Walter Roth 2,340, Seaforth's Neil Beuerman 2,290, Moleswort's Cor Groot 2,266, Gord Matheson 2,241 and Ron Walter 2,238, Zurich As- sociation's G Huston 2,235 and Molesworut's carry Jacklin 2,231. Laughton paced the Stroh's Blue - water Stroh's ladies division with 2,380 but is followed closely by Goderich's Shirley Schmidt at 2,326 and Zurich Association's Sandra Dickert with 2,320. Zurich Association bowlers Glena Tripp 2,210, Sheona Baker 2,052, Bev Cregan 2,047 and Patti Ann Dickert at 1,975 occupy four of the top 10 qualifying positions, the other two are Mitchell's Gayle Easun and Mo- lesworth's Doris Matheson at 2,183 and 1,993 each. The remaining 10 games of the Stroh's Bluewater rolloffs will be completed Sunday at Goderich Lit- tle Bowl and Lucknow lanes. The top nine ladies and top nine men plus the next highest qualifier from the 60 Bluewater entries will form Stroh's Bluewater singles, men's, ladies and mixed teams`to compete against 23 other Ontario 5 Pin Bowlers' Association zones in the Stroh's Ontario Open at Hamilton. SfVe`re glad you • asked... BILL iFHASKETI xd2,4 Funeral Home LImIt.d 370 William Street, Fxeter, Ontario (519) 235-1220 BOB FLETCHER sgHOULD DEATHBED KEPT? Near death from a leng y , 41'woman asks her husband to promise that he will never re -marry. raises, and she passes away. But atter he has overcome the grief of his wife, the husband finds solace in the company of another woman. He would like to marry her. Shotild he keep to the emotional promise he made to his late wife, or should he go on with his lite by marrying another woman? It's a difficult decision, as are most problems stemming from promises made to a dying loved one. On the other hand, the husband would be very happy if he were to marry again. On the other hand, promises aro promises. The int ant thing to remember, if ever you are faced with a similar prob- lem, is th t deathbed promises are nearly always made under severe emo- tional stre s. They may not always be carefully considered by both people. Tho man finally did decide to remarry, knowing his first wife would have wanted him to be happy. It should always be kept in mind that the memory of the departed must be honored, but that survivors must be free to continue with their own lives. ONIARI° rtiNERat 5ERvICE ASSN -WON prsowporarern HOPPER HOCKEY FUNERAL HOME Exeter, Ontario li WHO'S WHO IN HURON COUNTY Presenting Interesting Facts About the Achievements of Leading Businesses in the Area may: Tom Glgariektand ,Garry Burns:, I If�, MERRY teIRISTMAS to all our good friends this very joyausSeason! • MORGAN'S MOBILE HOMES W � S E & MODULAR HOUSING R-2000 EXCEItENCE 1anaaaaerr OFFERS GREAT SELECTION AT REASONABLE PRICES 343 Victoria St., Clinton 482-7066 Very few communities the size of Clinton can boast of a mobile home sales and service representative comparable to the film of MORGAN'S. MORGANS represent, one of the most modem and up-to-date mobile and factory built home sales and service centres in the region and is the result of years of dependable ser- vice to the public. With the price of housing going up all the time, MORGAN'S oan certainly be of service by offering a highly feasible alterative for today's living. Their mobile and factory built homes offer everything you would need in a quality home; innovative floor plans which give you the most of useful space and storage space, the conveniences and com- forts of borne, sturdy and durable construction to withstand the ele- ments, and most importantlyy, a price tageveryone can live with. Mobile homes offer many banefits and one of the most prominent is 'their ability to relocate. If you decide to settle on a new site in the near future or use it on a cottage site near the lake, you take your home with you. Established aince 1976 the business is guided by owner DOUG MORGAN who can take the time to match a unit for your lifestyle and within your price range, as well as providing service to back up,their es. Feaw here is a nice selection of GENERAL mobile homes up to 72 ft- 16 ft. They also feature PARKLAND HOMES which are modular homes made in Wingham, plus GENERAL modular homes. -These homes are pre -fabricated and meet all building corks. Whether you decide to put a mobile home on a faun site or mobile home park MORGAN'S can help you. So if you are looking for your dream home, look no further than MORGAN'S MOBILE HOMES and MODULAR HOUSING in Clinton, the people with the selection, service and sound advice. Y •YORK' -Harold Wise Limited- """°'n0AxG0101iDnnq STRIVES FOR EFFICIENCY OUT OF YOUR ENERGY DOLLAR 262 Bayfield Rd. CLINTON 482.7062 With the cooler weather upon us now that winter has arrived, you arc once again faced with the problem of having to heat your homes or increase your present heat efficiency. Nobody looks for- ward to the expense involved in trying to keep your home warm and cozy during the cold weather and cooler in the summer, but you should see that you're getting maximum efficiency out of your present systems. Many homeowners are interested in upgrading their home or commercial building's present heating and air conditioning systems to lower operating ootts. Most people don't realize that a large per- centage of companies market furnaces with various levels of effi- ciency. These can include standard efficiency as well as mid and high efficiency, with efficiency referring to the level of energy in the fuel made available as a source of heat. A standard furnace, well maintained has an approximate seasonal efficiency of 60 per- cent, while some high efficiency unit can boast of 95 percent and better through its heat recovery operations. You can save more than 37 percent on fuel with a high efficiency furnace (over a stan- dard furnace), and such'an addition wilt also add to your home's re- sale value. Established in 1947 by HAROLD WISE, he is assist in busi- ness by hit suns STEVEN and JEFF. They feature best in YORK HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING products plus they are well known electrical contractors serving residential, can- mercial, favus and industrial needs. WISE ENERGY CENTRE is your UNION. GAS HEATING DEALER. Natural gas is the way of the future. If you're dissatisfied with rising fuel costs or are in need o( main- tenance and repair of your present systems, contact the people at WISE ENERGY CENTRE. TAYLORS -STRATFORD MARKET MEMORIALS Ltd. RECOGNIZED FOR CONSISTENT QUALITY AND EXCELLENT SERVICE 212 Victoria St., Clinton 482,3413 With the Christmas Holiday season arriving you'll be emartain- ing numerous relatives and friends, you are going to need a good supply of fresh fruits and vegetables on hand for your hungry guests. TAYLORS MARKET is one of the fusest fruit and vegetable rnarkeu in the area which has been open since April 19, 1989. We (eel that owners JEAN and ARNOLD TAYLOR can be proud of this business. They also offer fresh baked goods, tasty cream pies, meat pies, fruit pies, broad, buns, etc. nude fresh every day on the premises. They offer a vast selection of fruits and vegetables, many of which are from Canadian producers as welt as exotic items from The safe iii quickly becoming well known said appreciated throughout this area for au exceptional selection of quality prod- ucts and friendly service. You will be impressed with the way this market has been laid out for coavewience in shopping and more int - ponantlytwith the quality of the produce. Fresh npe fruits are carried plus pre -ripened apple arranges, to- matoes, etc., plus weekly specula. We also soled they have the lat- est refrigeration equipment to keep the perishable goods at just the right temperature. JEAN and ARNOLD personally selects ibe fruit and vegetables shown in this store which assures quality con- trol and thus fresh product for your table. Weare pleased to recommend TAYLOR'S MARKET where the produce and hems are well displayed and available at prices de- nolung True value PROFESSIONAL DESIGNERS OF DISTINCTIVE MEMORIALS 38 AVONDALE AVENUE, STRATFORD 2714736 GODERiCH 5244457 HENSALL 236.4365 ROSS RIBEY, 87 GODERICH Si., SEAFORTH 527-1390 No business or professional review of this area would be com- plete without due reference to one of the leadin mumental funis In this part of Ontario. We are therefore impelled w direct the at- tention of our readers to SI'RATFORD MEEMMORIALS. The staff arc must acccxnmodaung at a very sensitive ume such as a death in the family. However, one way of alleviating your family from this emotional, pressure is to pre -select your monu- ment in advance of the need. STRATFORD MEMORLALS of- fers a showroom/viewing display to highlight some of yafr choices which can range from different Dolours to various sines and shapes. STRATF'ORD MEMORIALS has been reoagnttad for design- ing memorials of the highest quality since 1956, acid is locally guiddf by JIM and BRIAN SHACKLErON. The Goderich loca- tion CONNEis Rmmareged es the HanseDON ll INOMMF: and ocation.l-ROt6SS'R BEY isEL the sale rep for Seafoath and area. They offer one of the must varied selections of fine granite shaped to both traditional and contemporary designs. Theail are all consistent in colour and quality, and are availabk in various shapes and dimensions. Their memorials conform to the individual Ceme- tery regulations, and the staff's professional ability allows thorn to suggest memorials designed to personal testes. They am able to give direaien on how to dedicate this final tribute bon rc1atui+ppg to the deceased person's canter, strengths, accomplishments. f ratlrnal or religious associations. The past record of performance at STRATFORD MEMURI• ALS, has won this firm recognition worthy of our review and rec- ommendations. LAKELAND READY MIX FOR TOP QUALI'T'Y PRODUCTS & EFFICIENT SERVICE 420 Bayfield Rd. 482-3433 Clinton Over the years, ready muted concrete has proven to be a long luting investment, particularly when employed in certain applica- tions such as driveways. Concrete driveways are solid, durable and attractive, with a life expectancy of up to 25 years when prop- erly installed. It will not be affected by the heat or cold, is imper- vious to gasoline spills and oil and therefore low maintenance. It will last twice as long as asphalt and defutitely adds to your prop- erty's value. If you think that your driveway will require updating in the future or you require ready mixed concrete for other pro- jects and improvements, Emmet the people at LAKELAND READY MIX. They offer computerized batching for consistent and quality oon- trolled loads- Only approved, washed and graded materials are used. LAKELAND READY MIX is locally owned and operated by GARY and MURRAY CONNOLLY. The firni serves commercial and industrial needs as well as resi r dentist and [arm owners requirements. At their plant, they always stress quality, which is the reason for the preference of their products by builders of well constructed buildings. In keeping with their progressive policies, they have in- stalled modem equipment which provides the finest mixed -in con- crete of required strength in a short period of time. They lead this region with prompt service in this line by using specially rigged trucks for more efficient delivery service and placement. When you are planning construction of any new building, quality controlled products arca necessity, especially if it's ready mixed concrete- When these products are required. LAKELAND READY MIX should be an obvious choice. It is with pleasure we recommend the services of LAKELAND READY MIX to alt our readers. W.D. & SONS LTD. THE CLEAR CHOICE R.R. 2 Seafurth Call 522.1737 Also located en Hwy. 97, Coaruy Corner South of Stratford 271.7860 A good water supply will top your list of priorities if you don't live in an area that supplies coy water to iu customers. Presently. safe water is a major concern as good water is essential to one's health. A well may be dug, bored, drilled ur driven, depending on the geology of the arca and the depth at which the water•bearing for- mation is found. As pan of *his s:oint uentxn, all or part of the well is used. This involves lining the sides of the well web a material that will prevent the open hole from collapsing aid prevent sur- face water from moving into the well. i'ollowing completion the well will be capped in a secure manner. Digging a well was the usual method of construction before the development of motor -driven boring or dnlling machines. Dug went arc used in areas where a dependable supply of ground wa- ter exists at shallow depths. Because dug wells usually penetrate the water -bearing formation for a short distance many of them dry up when the watenable drops. As a result, many old dug wells are being replaced by deeper niuec reliable drilled and bored wells. W.D, HOPPER & SONS LTD. was started by WILLIAM D. HOPPER in 1915. Today the business is upeteted by NEIL. HOPPER who is now joined in business by his sons RON and PAUL' the 4th generation in the business, NEIL'S brother DURL operates the Stratford location, who is joined in business by his son SHAWN. A water well drilling business, W.D. HOPPER AND SONS LTD. provides services to domestic, farms and municipalities us- ing modem rotary drilling. They also installs pumps, and service wells in Stratford, Seefonh and a 50 mile radius of Seaforth. Water demands for a summer cottage will differ from that of a fully equipped family farm borne or a single family country home. Water requiremetr have increased considerably in tate modem household and (arm. Automatic clothes and dishwashers and auto• mated farm equipment increase danand. Need I well or pump? Call the above phone ntunbcr.