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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-08-26, Page 101OA -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 26, 1987 McLaughlin' Chev-Olds Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforth 527-1140 • Service • Selection • Savings • .Satisfaction • Leasing ' • Cornplete BODY SHOP Service Sun Life, Assurance Company of Canada • LIFE & MORTGAPE INSURANCE PLANS • DEFERRED ANNUITIES, INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD'R.R.S.P, NON•SMOKERS'RATES AVAILABLE Rep. ARNOLD STINNISSEN 117 Goderich St, East, Seaforth 'Tel. 527.0410 EBI ELECTRIC LTD. Kirkton 229-8222 SEE US FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS *Industrial • Bucket Truck Service •Farm , •Hydro Poles •Residential •Electric Motor Repairs •Pole Line Construction •Rewieiding •Sales and Service For Service CaII 229-8222 AFTER 6 P.M. CALL TOM RAPSON 527-1643 GENERAL ) ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC DISH WASHERS Enjoy Freedom from the Hot Kitchen with a G.E. Built-in or Portable •3 level wash system •2 detergent dispensers "� *Soft food disposer Ir� •5 pushbuttons �,_.r -=---..:(1./)-0', 1 . •8 cycles including Potscrubber Super rack Rinse agent dispenser ;a *Indicator light . . •Removable cutlery basket with small I. items lid • ' .Sound insulation i .2 colour pack: White or Almond See Us Today for A Great Selection Of Dishwashers! [PHELANS PLACE' APPLIANCE DISTRIBUTORS Sebr:ngville Seaforth 393-6181 wsa CHn GE r•""ANS`"" 527-1213 Trebles team a vanc.e•s A Seniors Trebles team for Seaforth won '" " "--"" the District.. Four lawnbowling playdowns held in Clinton; August 13 in a series of high- scoring games. The team of Bill Brown -lead,, Neil Bell - vice 'and John Patterson -skip, hadlittle' trouble taking the round-robin style totirna- ment in four games: They lost only one. The competition started at 10 a.m• and went until 10:30 p.m. in a series of well - played games that were complicated when three out Of four teams were tied at the end of the first round. The -three -teams -.had -to -play iue_ends— before the Seaforth team pulled out of the race winning the entire competition. The team lost their first game but came back in the next four gameswith high scores of 32-0 and 14-4. "The points don't count, it'sthe wins, said Mr. Patterson, adding it was nice to get high scores but the number of games won • was more important. District Four covers the area of Stratford to Lucknow to Exeter and Goderich. The four teams in competition were Clinton, Mit- chell, Exeter and Seaforth. The trebles team'will now compete in the Provincial playdowns to be held in Bramp- ton September 2 and 3. Mr. Patterson said 16 teams will be fighting for the Provincial title. In previous years, there have been many competitors in the Seaforth men's division making it'difficult, to get to the District games. This year Mr. Patterson said they had no trouble because theirs was the only 'team registered. The trebles team are practically veteran's provincials` 4 You Can Vote Before Election Day! Thursday, September 10th, 1987 li' y uir name k on.1he list of voters, or on ('enilicate to votc„but you expect lobe .te,q 01linable10 %oleon Election Day. u,u on take advantage of any Advance mall in your 1•lectoral District. ' 111 1 YOU MUST VOrL' IN YOUR 1.1 1•('1ORAI DISTRICT. Except tot those locations marked * ground level locations have been choseh for easy access by the elderly or disabled in wheelchairs. Advance Polis to be held at the locations listed, on Thursday, Saturday, Monday, Sept. 3rd, 5th, 7th 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. * Advance Poll Voting in the Elections Ontario Office from Aug. 29th thru Sept. 8th. Sundays excluded. In the Electoral District of Huron *Senior citizens Apartments, 134 Sanders St.. Exeter lcK tt ('entre ter Seniors, 10 Nelson St., Goderich •\l.tple Leaf Villa Seniors Apartments. 50 Market St.. Seaforth •Winghant Armouries, 273 Eduard St.. ht•ingham *89 1)on St.. Clinton Ballots cast at the Advance Pnlls 'Niel he cdanted arlh'e close of the regular Rills nn Elcctinrr Day. I't'II1 SHED ON nhFIAI.F OF THE R1''.rt'RNING OFFICERS' FOR IHt: AIOVI EL.h('T)RAL. DISTRICTS BY Warren R. ILWI'ir. CHIEF ELECTION OFFICER Elections Ontario K PING YOU INFORM Eti AP344 DISTRICT CHAMPS -A Seniors Trebles team from Seaforth won' the District Four • • lawnbowling tournament held in Clinton, August'13, in.four high -scoring games. The team of Bill Brown -lead, Neil Bell -vice andJohn Patterson -skip beat three other: teams ' In a round-robin style tournament in which they won four games and lost poly one. The team received •a' plaque commemorating their efforts. Mr. Brown, left, poses with Mr. Patterson and Mr. Bell. Blake photo. of District playdowns with both Mr. Patter- The group received a . large plaque. son and Mr. Brown third -time participants. suitably engraved- to commemorate their; Mr. Bell is a first-time participant. efforts. • Veterans remember Dieppe raid Most would remember that last VNednes day, August 19 was the 45th Anniversary of the Dieppe Raid where so many Canadians were killed, wounded and taken prisoner for the duration of the war. Today Dieppe is a quiet city catering to tourists from all parts of the World. The Military Cemetery is close by, where the Canadians are buried. In this month's Legionary there is a good account of one soldier's experience during the raid and his subsequent capture (page 6 of July - August issue). Back in the Branch an evening of Lawn Bowling was held a week ago last Friday with some 30 members present. After the bowling the members were treated to a corn roast supplied by the entertainment com- mittee. It is uncertain who all made the evening possible but Jack Muir, and John Lansink were there and maybe they would thank their committees on behalf of the rest of the Legion members. LEGION NEWS by Gordon Scott This past Saturday the Branch held its An- nual Seniors golfing tournament at the local golf club with 30 golfers participating. The scores were not the best but with the han- dicap system they sounded good. Jack Eisler was declared the winner with a score of 69. All the other old fellows received a prize too. It is hoped all can be back next year as the day was enjoyed by all. On behalf of the Branch thanks goes to Linda for her effort and also Dave Watson for the help he gave Linda and for cleaning the debris away when all was done. It was -very much appreciated by Leo and all who were present. The Zone Cl. dinner for the ,First War Veterans and Veterans over 70 of the second worldwar will be held 'on September 26 at • • the Clinton Branch. Any Veterans who would like to attend please contact Seaforth President Jim Watson or Gordon Scott or Cleave Coombs. Clinton would like to know by September 4 how many Comrades will be_ present. The Auxiliary is having another Sunday dinner on September 6 from 5-7 p.m, These dinners have proved very popular and it is • hoped this one will be just as good as the ones before. The Bar Roster is: Wednesday, August 26. P. Hildebrand; Thursday, 27 J. Dalrymple;, Monday, August 31 R. Anstett; Tuesday,: September 1 J. Macleod; Wednesday, September 3. B. Dale. • At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. ATTEND SERVICE - Residents of the Seaforth Manor, seen here, week. The congregation of the church often visit at the homes; honor at a sppecial church service 1oManor, aBethell Bible Cwere the hu ch last the residents. uests of and once evecftwraith photo summer have a special service at the church for along with Bethel Bible Church entertains local senior citizens On the afternoon of August 19, 1987, Bethel Bible Church of Egmondvflle, had as guests the Residents of Maplewood Manor and the Seaforth Manor Nursing Home. Some 40' were present including the helpers from the church. While the guests came,•quiet music was provided on the organ keyboard by Mrs. Mervyn Lobb, aecompanied by her grand- daughter, Jattua Lobb on the flute. A time of singutg favorite hymns was enjoyed. Mrs. Gordon Blanchard sang a solo and Mr. Mer- (Pulsar,Quartz). Treat yourself to the elegance of a Pulsar Quartz atch. Pulsar takes you from busy days to beautiful nights with these han'dsome, watches. Come in and see our collection of Pulsar Quartz Watches. You won't have to look any further. JEWELLERS,SEAFORtil 11 vyn Lobb, chairman of the afternoon, a 1d Jaqua sang a duet. Rev. Ray Holley of Hayfield, gave an in- spiring message on FEAR, using Isaiah 41:10. "Fear not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I atn thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness." • He spoke of the fears of older people and God's assurances. Refreshments were serve ed by the ladies of Bethel Church. Thattk9 were expressed for a pleasant afternoon. Maplewoo. • from page 9 from Kitchener, visited. . Pete and Wilson Tremeer were visited by Vicky Tremeer. Mrs. Rule was visited by Jack and Lenny; Rule. Also Ann's daughter Daisy Bari raclough came in for a visit. Last but not least are Anne Henderson'd visitors. They were Lori, Helen and Lisa Henderson. Steve Henderson and his friend Cathy, both from London, were also in to see'. Mrs. Henderson. Residents and staff welcome Arnold Lai moat and John Pullman back to Mapfewood after stays in the Seaforth Corot -milt/ Hospital. if you wish to secijre a lifetime income from an RRSP . or are interested in other RRSP. investments at very competitive rates, call . Arnold i Stinnissen 527-0410 Tony Arts 527-0794 Income froth are RRSP is no longer restricted to the lYrrnithorn age of 60'. Sullif .la. i AMR