Loading...
The Huron Expositor, 1987-06-17, Page 15A14 .-- THE HURON, EXPOSITOR, JUNE 17, 1987 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY DOERR'S Appliance & TV G.E. and ZENITH Phone 348..-9033 Open 6 Days'a Week MAIN ST. MITCHELL SOMEBODY CAMPING IN YOUR TREES? Tent Caterpillar Control THE LAWNMASTER Licensed & Insured 527-1750 Tree &..Shrub Pruning LICENSED 8 INSURED THE LAWNMASTER Paul Vander Malan 547.1750 39. CARD OF THANKS SILLS Many thanks to .all those, who by their presence, cards and remembrances, made my Special Day a happy one. Special thanks . to my husband Der and niece Carol Baker who with all their planning and work, made the day possible. Again thanks. Cora Sills. 39-24x1 DEJONG The family of the late Noella De Jong wish to express their sincere appreciation to friends, neighbours and relatives for the cards and ex- pressions of sympathy, for the flower's and donations, also to those who brought food to the house. We would also like'to thank the ladies of the Legion Auxiliary for standing honour guard at the church and cemetery, to Branch 109 for the Legion Service, nurses -and staff of the Goderich hospital 1st floor, and Dr. Dawson, the C.W.L. for the beautiful lun- cheon, alt of the pallbearers, Knights of Col- umbus, Father Hardy, McCallum and Pella Funeral Home, Diabetic Assoc., V.O.N. and Homecare. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. George and Family. 39-24x1 BEYERSBERGEN-KLAVER We would like to thank everyone who attend-, • ed our Buck and Doe. We hope you enjoyed it. Special thanks to Charlie, family and friends who worked so hard to make it a smashing success! It is greatly appreciated and will not vbetforgotten. Solieand Casey. 39-24x1 MILLER I Would like to thank friends, neighbours arid relatives for their many kind deeds while t was a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital and since corning home. Thanks to Dr. Malkus and alt the nurses and staff who made my stay most comfortable - Your kindness will "ne'r" be forgotten! Margaret L. Miller. 39-24x1 McNICHOL I would like to thank my family and friends for all their concern after my accident. Special thanks to my friends who visited so often at home. Dart McNichol 39-24x1 REGELE I wishto thank Dr. Rodney and Dr. Malkus for their wonderful care, also thanks to my family, friends and relatives for their visits, cards and treats and phone calls. Thank you to the nurses and staff of Goderich Hospital for their excellent care. Alt was very much ap- preciated. Luella Aegele.. 39-24x1 MILLER A big thank you to everyone who helped us celebrate our 40th Anniversary, We ap- preciated the flowers, gifts and cards and those who attended our dinner. Special thanks to our family and friends. Thanks for the memories. George and Joyce Miller. 39.24x1 PIPE ° We want to. express our sincere thanks to everyone who made our 50th Anniversary one to remember. Many thanks for the beautiful cards, flowers and gifts, and your presence on Sunday. We have a lot of treasured memories. Lloyd and Winona Pipe. 39-24x1 DOCKING Thanks to all who sent flowers, cards, visited • or called while 1 was in" hospital and since coming home. Special, thanks to everyone who helped with the boys and to Doctors Hardwick, Collins and Gall. Mary Ellen Dock- ing. 39-24x1 40. IN MEMORIAM CARTER In loving memory of a dear mother and grand- mother Dorothy Marie Carter who passed away June 18, 1986. Every day in.Sorne small way Memories of you, come our way Though absent, you are ever near, 9 Still missed, Still loved, and ever dear. Always remembered by daughter Patty, son- in-law Royce, and grandchildren Karry -Anne and Amanda. 40-24x1 - MCNICHOL - - In loving memory of Mrs. Verna McNichol Who passed away 14 years ago' June 23, 1973. You meant to very Much to us, that nothing we can say, Can tell the sadness in our hearts, as We think of you today. It doesn't matter the day or year, there are alWay-s memories Of you here. Memories didn't fade, they fast grow deep, for someone we loved, but could not keep. Memories are treasures n0 one rah steal', headache rid onercart heat; death (s a ..... _... .. Some May forget, now that you are gone, but Y we will remember, no matter how Tong. a md 4 y. Sadly missed by husband Andrew andf 24x1 42, ENGAGEMENTS BEYERSBERGEN-KLAVER Thirty-five years ago, April 1952, the Seaforth Legion Ladies Auxiliary was given its Charter by Ontario 13rovincial Command, There' were 31 ladies inniated as Charter, Members and at that time Seaforth Aux- iliary was in the Zone with Stratfordiand'the Zone Commander was Dorothy Hoyle, Jessie Cameron was the first President. Last Sunday, June 14 the Men of the Sofia Beyersbergen; daughter of William and, Aly Beyersbergen, RR 2 Lucknow and Casey Klaver, son of Herman and Elizabeth Klaver; RR 5 Seaforth are happy to announce their engagement, The Wedding is to take place on June 27, 1987 at 3 p.m. St. Augustine Roman • Catholic Church, St. Augustine. Open recep-1 tion at the Blyth Community Centre at 9 p.m. 42-24x1 • Legion men cater to Ladies Auxilliary CLINTON ME'RCHANT'S DAY THIS SUNDAY, JUNE 21 - FREE DRAW! You could win a $50. Grocery Voucher -compliments of Corries' Valumart FEATURING the lovely rneal and the waiters for their•• serving. Comrade Ina McGrath presented the Aux- iliary with a scrapbook she has compiled with pictures etc from•the last'35 years. After the colors were retired by Comrade Sergeant -at -arms George Case the enter- tainment began. It consisted of "The Har - Branch 156 catered to a dinner for 41 ladies mony Kings" Barbershop Choir and of the Auxiliary, in honor of the 35th• An- Quartette. The Ladies throughly enjoyed the y, singing and a selection of music played on niversary of the Auxiliary. Each lady the Bagpipes by Ken Smith. Jim Watson received a corsage. The dinner was cooked thanked them on behalf of all those present, and served-by-the-men-and-was=thoroughly-----The-Ludies-are-very:gratefui-to-Comrade enjoyed by the ladies. A cake decorated with .president Jim and all the men who gave up a Legion Auxiliary badge was cut by Presi- their Sunday to cook the meal, serve it and. dent Jim. Watson Br. 156, who chaired the do the dishes afterwards, also to the Har - dinner. Evelyn Carroll 2nd Vice President mony Kings. Thank -you Gentletnen. Provincial Command, Mary Hahn, Zone During the 35 years since the foundation • Commander Zone CI. Ladies Auxiliary Ann the Ladies Aixiliary have catered to Wood President Branch 156 Auxiliary were - y present. thousands of people at wedding banquets Comrade Evelyn Carroll brought greetings from Ontario Command and Pro- vincial President Gloria Sanford. She prais- ed the ladies for their dedication to the Legion and our Branch through the years. Zone Commander Mary brought greetings from -Zone Cl. They both thanked President Jim for the invitation to join in the celebra- tion. Comrade. Jessie also thanked Pres. Jim for the invitation. Each table had a flower arrangement and Sponsored the Guides.and Brownies and for these were won by the lady with the lucky 35 years organized the annual Christmas chair. The arrangements on the head table party for the children of members of the went to Evelyn Carroll, Mary Hahn, Ann Branch and Auxiliary. Provided treats for Wood and Jessie Cameron. Mrs. Jane Case • the residents of twonursing homes at on behalf of the ladies, thanked the men for Christmas each year. • etc, They have assisted the men in fur nishing the hall. Equipped the kitchen and donated monies to various charities through the years. They have,given a Bursary to the local High School and also.supported the On- tario Provincial Command Bursary. They have donated money to Westminster Hospital every month for the.. comfort of the Veterans during the years. They assisted in the formation of the Happy Citizens Club. •Clinton Electric Pace •B&M Fine Furniture Pace *Royal Bank: Pace •Norholme Decorating Pace *Clinton News -Record Pace *Clinton Credit Union Pace *Brown Chevrolet -Oldsmobile Pace • Durst Farm Centre Pace •Groves T.V. Pace • Fairholme Dairy Pace * Clinton's Gas Bar Pace ENJOY CLINTON MERCHANT'S DAY . 1 st; i cent 11 1 1 wes 4e4sas ARTICLES FOR SALE SSS.SACRIFICE SACRIFICE $SS Buildings priced for Im- mediate liquidation. All items in stock. 28x40x14 $3;996, 40x60x14 56,500. 46x80x14 S9.250, 70*90224 521.789. Various sizes avotloble up to 120 ft. wide. Factory direr! clearance. Serious buyers only. All buildings priced for Immediate delivery, call toll free 1-800.387.2115 or 14416) 858.2446.--0.24 A -Z PRE -ENG. BUILDINGS, New types, steel 8 woad, quonsel, cladding. Far true value, action & answers (416) 636.1794. Leave message or collect after 6 p rn - week -ends. Ask for Wally. Free brochures.. --0-161f MIRACLE SPAN SPRING SALE on all steel buildings. Many sites with industrial sliding doors. For belt selection. call Miracle Spon 1.800.307.4910.-0.23.26 STEEL BUILDINGS Spring Clearance - As low as 81.99 • per sq. ft. for complete building - Save thousands white sleet supplies latl. Alt styles available. Pioneer/Econospan 1.800.387.68%.-0.23 GREENHOUSE & HYDROPONIC equipment, suplfes. Everything you need. Best quality, super low prices. ' Greenhouses 5169. Halides 5105. Over 3,000 products in stock! Send S2 for info pock & FREE M6gozine to Western Woler Forms, 1244 Seymour St. Vancouver, B.C. V68 3119 (604) 682.6636.-0.24 MONTREAL MILITARY SURPLUS: Work shirts 52,75, work pants 53.50, work boots 515, Send 52 for catalogue (reimbursement 1s1 order). Military Surplus. Box 243, St. Timothee. Quebec. JOS 1x0:-0.24 • 1 a! I;nn-b 11, deo* It slit r.r..ee tt e..i HOUSEWIVES, Mothers and Interested persons need. od Immediately to sell toys and gilts for national Home Parry Plan. No investment, deliveries or money collection. Call (519) 258.7905.--0.24.29 SUMMER JOBS. For information on lobs you may never have thought of, send name, address to Victor Publishing, Box 520. Palmerston, Ont. NOG 2P0.-0.24 Experienced HARRIS WEB PRESS OPERATOR needed immediately for Web plant In Eastern Ontario, No shift work. Calf Cam Inglis (613) 389.7400.-0.24 SALES MANAGERS, Women are encouroged to apply. Full training, no experience necessary. 5500 per week (soles, commissions and bonus), All beneffit for those who qualify, 70/ of current management staff are worsen. Male/Female con apply. Call for appoint- ment. Toronto (416) '624.5774, London (519) 657.1891.--0.714 , BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY RESTAURANT, Hotel, Deli, Bakery, -Butcher, grocery, submarine & pitta equipment. refrigerators, gr1111, fryers, slicers, sub & pine tobtes, Ice machines, steam tables, walk -it, coolers & heelers, deli roses, stoles, cosh registers. gas stoves & Ovens, dishwashers for sale or lease. ARCTIC Refrigeration Stora Fixtures, Hamilton (416) 528-8538: Toronto (416) 2852600,-24 GROW FOR IT1 SSS Raise baitworms bt home. Guaranteed marker. Odorless, low investment. We train! Repretenfatives throughout Ontario. Early Bird Ecology (1975). RR 1. Smithville, Ont. Wit IAO. (416) 643-4251, 856.2248, (705) 435.7463.-0.24 MAIL ORDER STAINED GLASS supply catalogue, shop PERSONAL of home convenience. Ali yeat long. The Gloss Place. 50 Ste. Anne -St.. Quebec, H95 4P5.-0.74 Buy your 81400 PRODUCTS where f -a -s-1 deliveries make the difference and LOWER PRICES add 50 your profits. Phone or write for free brochure and price Ott. Dealer inquiries invited. T.J.F. Manufacturing Inc.. P.O. Box 10, McKellar, Ont. POG 1C0 (705) 389.2020.-0.24 HALIDE & SODIUM LIGHTS. Competitive prices, free advice and service. Your one stop indoor grown shop. Homegrown Halide end Hydroponics. 2337 Weston Rd., Weston. Ontario M9M 2R4 (416) 745.5007.-0.16.24 WELL WATER PROBLEMS? New advanced technology for•efncient treatment of problem water, offering pro- tection throughout entire water system. Rusty .. Smelly ... Bad Tasting ... Water, hardness, staining, bacteria. and more. No Solt or messy chemical's ... maintenance free. See results for yourself with our 6 -month trial offer. Coll 1o11 free T-800.387.3423 e'r write Aztec Purification Systems, 6380 No, 5 To'mken Rd., Mississauga. Ont. 15T 1k2, "The lowest cost tnt nnstthat realfY reworks." Area rode (807) Cdtl (416) DATES GALORE: For alt ages & unaltached. Thousands of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Arquoin- tante* colt toll free 1.800.269.9161. Hours noon till8 pm, -0-24 140 SEARCH 15 ON to locate and recognize the outstanding young people of Ontario, it you would like to nominate a deserving young person aged 6 to 18 for an Ontario Junior Citizen of the year Award. contact this newspaper. -0.24 EDUCATIONAL FREE: 1987 guide to study-ot home correspondence Diploma col rses..for prestigious careers: Accounting, Airconditioning, Bookkeeping, Business, Cosmetology, Electronics, Legal/Medical secretory; Psychology Travel. Gronlon (5A) 263 Adelaide Went, Toronto 1.800'468.112i.-0.24 COMING EVENTS 'LIGHT & HEAVY HORSE SALE. Friday June 26 of 5:30 p.m, to be held o1 Corson Soles Arena, Listowel (519) 291.2049.-024 ams em - 1 Tree rams ®o alert ea ® . amsmg I VACATIONS The Only way to get Now booking annual I FALL COLOUR CRUISES through' Koworlho Lakes between Big Chute and Peter- borough. fleeted cruise ship "KAWARTHA VOYAGEUR'". Ontario Waterway Cruises, Box 1540, Peterborough 8917147.--0.24=27 - - - - WANUD TO TIDY OLD WRISTWATCHES WANTED P - Mens only. -- Old Rale* and Patek Phillip wr stwotcIIes wonted. Also "wanted Ealons "Quarter Century" square wristwat- ches (25 year's service) will poy 5750 and op lot Ibis watch. Phone (416) 365.7240 or write 8. Walsh, 173 O'uean Sf. Era' Toronto. Ontoira M5A 152.- 0-24 HELP WANTED TRAIN FOR A J08 with o fulure..;with Tri -County 'frock Driver Training, Job search assistance available. Kitchener 720 King t., (51 9) 742.5011. Mont ford 300 Colborne E., (519) 756.0222. - 0.24 YOUR . i 1 ad in 2.5 million homes 1 ' in-Ganadafor . '1Si413•o0. 1 1 , or in 9,241,507 horses 1 in Ontario for 1 I 1; ., ..,UO t 250. , i_. Placs Your Blanket ClessHled .Ad by 1cdltllIln g On. of our halD..lulclaesllled adI:. i WlaDre at your nearest Wedkty mmvermsr 1 1 officeforditalla. Lucknow 528-2822 I Qado-rich524.284 Kincardine 39629031 SeCftanfonM 8241 Waikevti n 881600 1 Mitchell3488431 i.d ® ess•m Mee eerie tare arra ams reel ins sackhei,1 35TH ANNIVERSARY - Members of the Seaforth Legion Ladies Auxilliary celebrated their 35th anniversary over the weekend. Cutting the anniversary cake were Evelyn Connoll, Second Vice President of the Ontario Provincial Command, Ann Wood, Pfesi- dent of the Seaforth Legion Ladies Auxilliary and Mary Hahn, Zone C1 Commander for • the Ladies Auxilliary. Frank Phillips photo. Auxilliary celebrate 35th • -This year, being. the Ladies Auxiliary's 35th anniversary of its formation back in 1952, the members feted them to a banquet on Sunday past. The auxiliary has contributed each year both financially and bodily to the well being of the Branch. Many of the improvements to the hall have been the result of the hard work of the ladies Auxiliary. On behalf of the membership the Legion offers con- gratulations and thanks for the many years of dedication and service to the Legion and what it stands for. It is hoped there will be a strong and dedicated Ladies Auxiliary for the Branch in years immediately ahead of us. This coming Saturday, June 20, the Men's annual Golf Tournament is being held at the local golf club. By the number of entries on Sunday school • front 5 9 with president Aldeen Volland presiding. Final plans were made for the visit to Huronview on June 17 to entertain the residents for their June birthday party. Members are to meet at the Club Rooms at 12:45 p.m. On June 25 the members Will be going to Iluronview for a luncheon• and entertainment. There will be no meeting during July and August. The September meeting will begin With a potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. KIDS PLAY As suttuner rolls around, the Village of Hawaii is providing a supervised "Creative Kids Play" program at the playground. The program will run for six consecutive weeks beginning July 6 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. for children from the ages of5-13. Swimming lessons in Vanastra will again be offered to those who are interested. A lot of exciting activities have been plan- ned for a summer filled with'lots of fun and. creatitiity. Throughout the program the children will be involved in a drama production which will be presented at the end of the season to their family and friends. Registration for both the playground pro- gram and swirmidng lessons will be held at the Hensall and District Community Centre on Thursday June 25 from 5:30 - 9 p.m, r r J Thomson Playground leaders Jennifer e , Theresa Van Wieren and Christine Huston will be there to' meet you and answer any questions. Sleepy .Hollow Rabbitry •from page 6 day money paid, Mrs. Leslie Knight accmn- panted on the piano for the hymns. A lunch was served by Mrs. Joe Smith and the hostess. There will be meetings until September. • PEOPLE Wilfred and Lorne Strickler, Jim Minielly and Dong vast Veen- had-8-few-days-tT7pte- Northern Ontario. Mrs. Wilfred Strickler visited on June 7 With her sister Mrs. Margaret Waddell, Fullarton and they attended a birthday par- ty at Ritz Villa for Mrs. Adele Nairn. • Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ward and family have moved recently to the Hart farm on 14th Concession, Mabel Rogers, Maitland Terrace, Listowel spent a few days with her brother- in-law and sister, Wilfred and Mrs. Strickler. Kate McNabb, Listowel, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacDonald on the weekend; the board, it should be a very successful day. For tee -off times please contact Mel Melanson or inquire at the golf club. Thereis an Honors and Awards banquet to be held on June 27. There will be a social hour from 6 to 7 p,m., then dinner will be served. All members and their wives or husbands are invited to attend. Tickets are only five dollars per person. The Legion Pee -Wee baseball team was entered in a tournament at Goderich recent- ly but unfortunately were on the losing end of the score. Better luck next time: At the lost and found department there was a ladies beige rain coat left at the hall. Owner may have same by inquiring at the Branch. At the going dawn of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. ENJOY TIIIP The Hensall and District Horticultural Society enjoyed a trip on June 8th to the• Rose Garden in Windsor's Jackson Park. The group of 42 from Hensall and area stop- ped for lunch at "The Other Place" in Wind- sor followed by a jaunt to Collo Winery in Harrow for a tour and wine -tasting. After a visit to Colasanti Gardens in Ruthven they wound up the evening with a tour of the facilities and dinner at Wheel's Inn in Chatham. HAPPY PUSHERS A group from Grand Bend joined the Hap- py Pushers for their Weekly shuffling on Thursday. High Ladies were; Oiga Chip chase 376, Vera Ross 333, Ellen Coutts 294. High men were; Alf Ross 366, Ross Mar- shall 296, Lorne Shelton 286. - • SPRING FAIR It was a very busy weekend in Hensel! with the Hensall Spring Fair, Friday even ing and Saturdays, a Workboot Stomp, Saturday evening and The Workboot Olyni pies sponsored by Hensall Kinsmen on Sunday. Congratulation's to Beth Sweeney from Zurich who was Crowned Queen of the Fair on Friday evening and Hensall's Marie Kochan who was first runner up. Eleven. lovely young ladies vied for the title. Saturday's parade was entertaining and gave niany youngsters a chance to dress up and clown around. Altoon Saturday was a Baby Show, HOtSe Show and a beef barbecue as Well as the best Midway in many years, The Hensall and District Kinsmen kicked off their half of the Weekend With a Workboot Stomp On Saturdayand the Workboot Olympics on Sunday drew a Large crowd, Ten teams competed in a total of 10 events such as; a Bucket Brigate and a Mug -calling contest, Winning teaiiis were Rolly,'s Rink Rats with 72 points; Tile Willert CConnection with 68 and Gener-aal-Coaclt with 60. Winner of the Bessy Bingo was Wayne Reid of Hensall Mr. and Mrs. Suit Reobol of Hensall at- tended of their grand= tended the convoc daughter from the University of Guelph on June 5• Lynne Dodds received her Bachelor of Applied Science in Family Studies, She graduated with distinction, was on the Dean's Honor list all four years and receiv- ed an award for academic achieverilent. Lynne will be married later this sunimer and will attend Althntise College in the fall.