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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-09-21, Page 1010A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 21, 198 ANPECUR "OPNIG FOR S" Lendor one See You At The Fair Talk to us about Fall Planting Toning & Tanning Centre TRUE INCH LOSS IN 8 SESSIONS •for men and women of all ages •breaks down cellulite *increases circulation and -general fitness *tones and firms ffie Lawn Master 1 ST. GEORGE ST. (At the lights) MITCHELL, ONT. Mon. -8 - 6 Tues. -Closed Wed. -8-6 Thurs. - 8 - 6 Fri. - 8 - 6 Sat. - 8 - noon Hwy. 83, 3.1/2 miles east of Exeter Phone 235-1123 FALCONER'S RABBIT CHOICE DEPOT Will be receiving rabbits every 2ND SATURDAY. Next shipping day OC- TOBER 1st. Also Pure Bred breeding stock for sale. Handling a full line of rabbit supplies. Phone: 293-9125 or 233.9855 SPECIAL PERSON - Mary McLeod, right, of the Seaforth Horticultural Society, presented a Service Certificate from the Ontario Horticultural Society to Marjorie Phillips Wednesday. The certificate was in recognition of 10 years of outstanding ser- vice to the Seaforth Society. Mrs. Phillips, who is treasurer of the Seaforth Horticultural Society this year, was also presented with the Mary Haugh Memorial Cup from the Seaforth Horticultural Society. Mcllwraith photo. Duff's ceAebrates our regular SAVE $19.00 to $188.50 EXTENDED TO SEPT. 30 Buy 1 at our regular price and we'll sell you any other 1" Hunter - Douglas solid color blind up to equal value at 1/2 our regular price. • The best brand name value in Canada! Top-of-the-line quality made famous by Hunter -Douglas. • Over 100 solid colors. (Sorry, striping not available for this promotion) BLINDS E3LINDS "' LJNDS t�. 1977 EVrarorNS IN: LO DO - , STONEY CREEK, BRANTFORD, KITCHENER, GUELPH, CAMBRIDGE, HAMILTON, BURLINGTON INTRODUCING OUR HURON COUNTY DEALER MR. BILL DON Phone Clinton.... 482-5980 Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY MCCALL 887-6677 DUFF'S ANNIVERSARY Duff's United Church 123rd Anniversary was held Sunday morning when many former members ,and several from the Bluevale church attended, along with guests and friends. Rev. Bonnie Lamble was in charge of the service and guest speaker Bob Shrier, well known publisher and broadcaster, brought a very worthwhile message with food for thought. .Organist was Glenda Carter. Ushers were Jim Mann, Steve Fritz and Laverne McClure. The junior choir sang an anthem, "Praise to the Lord." Lisa and Lori Strong sang two lovely solos during the service. Don McDonald sang a solo, "This one thing." Pianists accompanying the choir was Marion Godkin and the latter solo. was Margery Huether. Marilyn McDonald was at the door and gave out bulletins. Monday evening the Official Board meeting for the Pastoral Charge met. The youth group is to go to Brussels on September 25. Sunday school resumed next Sunday with attendance recorded and awards presented. October 2 is Worldwide Communion Sunday. UCW NEWS Both units of the United Church Women met for a joint meeting on Wednesday, September 14 in the church basement with a good turn out. Unit II was in charge of worship. Kathleen Williamson opened with prayer. Marion Godkin was pianist for the hymns. Scripture was read by Marilyn McDonald. Offering was received by Leona McDonald, prayer closed this portion of the meeting. Guest speaker, Joan Daynard showed slides of their European trip, mainly of Kenya, she had articles on display of that country, and gave a very interesting commentary. Olene Dennis presided for the business, announcing that the board meeting for the Walton charge is to be held October 2 at Don and Marilyn McDonald's home. Fowl sup- per to be held first Wednesday in November with the price moved to stay the same as last year. The supper committee to meet Monday, September 28. Discussion on a new Load Up And Save Sale Wednesday September 21 to Saturday September 24 Water conditioner salt at incredible cash & carry stock -up prices. 123rd a . Ntersary fridge for the kitchen. For the U.C.W. meeting in October, everyone is to bring a new washed tea towel. Rev. Bonnie Lamble gave a briefing on the London Conference she had attended recently. Prayer and Benediction closed the meeting followed by a social half hour over lunch. 4-H NEWS Walton I 4-H Club is going to have its first meeting on September 27 at 7 p.m. at the home of Karen Hoegy. The fall club is call- ed, 'Muth Ado About Meats." Please call either Karen Hoegy at 887-9018 or Judy Glauser at 887-6771 if you plan to join. LOCAL BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. Rolly Achilles visited Danny and Karen Achilles and Donny on Sunday in Stratford on the occasion of their great grandson's first birthday. Ruby Webster, Clinton spent the weekend at the home of her daughter, Margery and Ray Huether and attended the anniversary service Sunday at Duff's United Church. Just a reminder the Walton Women's In- stitute meets this Wednesday night at 8:15 ani the noon luncheon is scheduled for next week, September 28 at 11:30 a.m. Everybody is welcome. INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK Isabelle Shortreed and Leona Connelly spent the recent holiday weekend on a bus tour to Washington D.C. They spent two night; in Washington where they had a tour of the city to see the Capitol Building, the WhiteHouse, the Lincoln Memorial and the Smithsmian Institute along with other famousbuil.dings. They walked up the hill to Arlington Cemete and saw the eternal flame on the grave the late J.F. Kennedy, the memori to the astronauts who lost their lives in shuttle explosion in 1986 and the Vietnam emorial and many other impor- tant placek. Also seen was the changing of the guardi in front of the tomb of the unknown s dier. On the S day they had a boat cruise on the Potoma River to Mount Vernon the home of Ge ge Washington and returned home along a scenic Susquehanna River and spent th last night in Carlisle, Penn- sylvania, g home on the Monday night. The la reported the weather was pleasant with ly one day of rain during their most enjo ble four day holiday. Special Bonus Buy 120 kg of Crystal Plus. and get a $3.00 factory rebate. STYROFOAM' SM SHEET INSULATION Won't rot, and resists m •ew. Flame retardant. 24" 96" sheets. 1" thick square edge 6. sheet 11/2" thick shipladded edge 10.9 sheet 2" thick square edge 13.9 sheet Come in and . A classic limited edition :rmupshirt at enterA-i� :%S •` each storeor52sene n neceoldssary ins to be won IIIA_1 nationwide No purchase necessary. -tails In store. Graham Fiber Glass Insaulatiair FRICTION FIT INSULATION Add money -saving Graham Fiberglass and reduce your heating bills. 15" x 48" Batts. AQUA -MAGIC Specially prepared for all automatic water conditioners. Screened for size and optically separated without using chemicals or additives. Recommended far all modern water conditioners. Sifto takes pure evaporated salt and compacts it into small chunks to produce a high purity brine. 725 40kg bag Save SS1.60 pet b'ag per 100 Sq. ft. carton R12.15 299 per 55 50. ft. carton • STAPLE GUN Model #T-50 for heavy duty 2 applications. Shoot a staple almost anywhere you'd use a nail. cArs,F4R MINI TIES Pressure treated to resist rotting and mildew, ideal for all kinds of landscaping jobs. 20.15 199 5. 3"x5"X a1mm WEATHERSTRIPPING Features unique "Perma Flex" vinyl that stays flexible in cold weather. Door Kit �S Includes fasteners, instructions, Door Kit and 5 metres of weather stripping. 36' Treshold strip $6.35 (#10260) 36 Door -sweep strip 5335 (#10530) Mitchell Goderich No. 8 HighWaV East 295 Bayfield Rd. 548-8437 524-83'21 London 1290 Trafalgar 'St 453.4281 Exeter 131 Thames Rd W 235.1422 Strathroy 75caradocSt S 245.1360 TillSonburg 146 Tolson Ave 942.4201 Watford 494 Front St 976-2810 Sarnia, Wyoming and Petrolia call 845.3385 We deliver doesn't cost much, C 0 u.'s welcome 'AY purr 4 ,7rc hni rpi tr. Cii rr.nr sr;i 5cmr I n, may 17^r 1.... c- rriy 1 i.lr<rr;ifc0 Open 7:30 - 5:30 MOn, Fr`t 8:00' 4:00 Saturday Salt sale Sept 21 to Sept 24: all other prices in effect until Oct. 1, 1988 All prices are cash A carry