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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-03-19, Page 12Al2 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 19, 1986 Filter QUeefl "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 ROSS RIBEY • FUNERAL DIRECTOR CAN A MONUMENT OR MARKER BE MATCHED TO A VERY OLD ONE? Yes, any kind of marker or monument can he matched reasonably well regard- . less of the age of the original one. This is one of the personal services generally available from your memorial counsel- lor The usual manner of matching an exiting monument or marker is to make a rubbing of the original. By placing ruhhing paper, similar to carbon paper, on the stone, • the lettering and any decorative patterns are transferred by the rubbing process This provides the pattern from which the matching piece can he made Hand carving and other features can he duplicated, too. After the pattern is taken, the measure- ments, height and other specifics are rioted and used to match the original. We advise that before this procedure is begun you contact a reputable monu- ment retailer We can give you the r)ameS 01 several WHITNEY-RIBEY FUNERAL HOME 87 Goderich St. W. Seaforth 527-1390 DUBLIN AND AREA SHUFFLING SENIORS — The Seaforth Recreation Department has been organizing fun activities for senior citizens during the winter months. Here, Mary Chapple and Boyd Driscoll take part In a game of shuffleboard at the community centres, onRad Is photo Fog no deterrent to euchre High interest rates drive up cost Higher interest rates and feed prices could cents more a dozen to cover higher drive up the cost of eggs for most consumers production costs in that province. The price in next week. The farmgate price for a dozen Grade A large eggs will climb one cent in most provinces, the Canadian Egg Marketing Agency announced. Egg producers in Manitoba will be paid two Newfoundland will be unchanged. CEMA sets prices paid to egg farmers using a cost of prodttion formula. The prices are reported in advance to the federal government's National Farm Products Mark- eting Council. St, Columban Correspondent MRS. CECHIA RYAN 345-2028 In spite of the foggy weather on Friday eight tables were in play at the Knights of Columbus weekly euchre in St, Coliimban. The winners of the high prizes were Mary Moylan and John Van Bakel; the low prize winners were Eileen Sloan and Elmer Feeney and for the most lone hands Marg Van Bakel. The final game will be Friday, March 21 at B p.m. in the Knights of Columbus Hall, St. Columban, PEOPLE Joe and Helen Nolan and Marg visited on Thursday afternoon with Father Oostveen of London and were dinner guests of Dean and Donna Cornish also of London. Mary Smith and daughter Sonia of Acton visited with the former's parents, Ab and Eileen Cronin during the March school break. Steve and Anne Murray, Craig, Dean and Mistie spent the March school break at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. On the way down they stopped in Washington and toured around the White House area. Leon and Mary Maloney and Jerome and Joan Murray spent the March school break at Madeira Beach, Florida where they enjoyed the hot sunny weather. Dave and Janet Greenwood and Christo- pher of Sarnia spent the weekend with Jack and Margaret O'Reilly and on Sunday Dennis and Nancy O'Reilly and sons visited with the 0' Reillys. Laura and Shannon Ward of Kitchener spent a couple of days last week with Clarence and Cecilia Ryan. Alphonse and Annie Cronin and Clarence and Cecilia Ryan visited on Frida evenin0 with Jerome and Theresa Kelly of�Kinkora. Ray and Eleanor Maloney, Anne Marie, Pat and John Moylan spent last week at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Prayer service cancelled Cromarty Correspondent R. LAING As it was in most other areas in the snowbelt, the World Day of Prayer service, that was to have been held in Cromarty Church on •Friday, was cancelled. Even though snow was not falling most of the day, it was unsafe to venture beyond the buildings or familiar trees because of the dense, fog -like blowing snow. Several from Cromarty attended the funeral of Roderich (Ron) Chabassol in St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, on Thursday. The sympathy of the community is extended to his wife, Eve, of Cromarty, and their daughter, Sandra Chabassol, of Barrie. The old tyme dances that were called off for the winter months, will be held again beginning on the second Friday of March in Staffa Hall. Anyone intersted in learning square dances, schottisches, 7 -step, 4 -step or French minuet, is 'invited to come and join in. These dances were starter oy the musicians in the hope they wouldn't be forgotten, but would be carried on to future generations. The Sacrament of the lard's Supper was celebrated on Sunday morning. The Rev. Kenneth Knight gave his sermon on the topic, Who Is Worthy? During the service a certificate was presented to Cromarty ladies Aid for their donations toward Knox College Fund. The certificate was received on behalf of the group by their president, Dorothy Miller. Otto W alker, who has been a patient in Exeter and University Hospitals, was dis- charged on Sunday, and Grace Kerslake is recuperating at her home in Mitchell after undergoing surgery in Stratford Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Alex Zimmer, Scott and Erin, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing. Scott remained for a few holidays with his grandparents. Perth employees offered pay increases Employees of Perth County were offered an average salary increase anywhere from 5.5 per cent to 8.5 per cent. Clerk -treasurer Jim Bell said following an in -camera session of county council on March 13 all staff were made an offer. The 1988 salary package means secretarial and clerical staff will have a range from $13,700 to $9,000 with an average increase of 8.5 per cent. For department heads and assistants, the range is from,$22,000 to $50,000 with 5.5 per cent as the average increase. The clerk -treasurer said he expects the employees will accent the offer. • BUSINESS DIRECTORY PHONE: 527-0240 PLUMBING HEATING and ELECTRICAL , CONTRACTORS SiLLS Home 1 Seaforth Haravni.ro527-1620 Expert Interior & Exterior Decorating Wallcoverings Benjamin Moore Paints Window Shades Hildebrand Paint &Paper Phone 527-1880 15 Main St., Seaforth 'BAILEYS MILL STREET, IIENSALL 262-2020 Specialists in Pulse Combustion Pleating • Lennox Pulse Furnaces • Hydro Pulse bolters •Lennox Central Alr Conditioning WE'RE PROUD TO BE YOUR LENNOX DEALER BALL & FALCONER FUNERAL HOMES LTD. offering DIGNIFIED SERVICE al BOX FUNERAL CHAPEL 47 High St. Seaforth 527-1142 Funeral Director: Clarence D. Denomme 1 McKILLOP MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY 91 Main SL South, Seaforth Office 527-0400 FARM, HOME, COMMERCIAL AUTO COVERAGES AGENTS E.P. "Bill" Mutt 527.1455 Bob McNatlgbtoii 527-1571 GraerifeCraig 887-9381 Banter & MaeEwan lrisuranae Broken Ltd. 524-8376 • SEW AND SAVE CENTRE LIMITED Sewing Machine Specialists Repairs to all makes • f RI I I STIMATES • Alt WORK GUARANTEED l SALES HusQvarna, White. Etna, Janome, lots of used machines Mastercharge-Visa Closed Mondays 149 Downie St. 12 doors south of Hudsons) STRATFORD 271-9660 WA-Ua Painting & Decorating Dublin Ontario Textured Ceilings Airless Spraying Paperhanging Residential/ Commercial- Industrial ommercial- industrial OiVlSIOH OF tows° ONT. INC. Wad NIS x LANSINK ASPHALT and SEALING • Driveways • Parking _Lots • Lawn Rolling • Driveway Sealing 527-0182 LOW CONTRACTOR Full Selection Oi WINDOWS -Storms -Replacement -New Construction ■ DOORS -Entrance Systems -Mirror & Patio -Aluminum Storms RESCREENING- PLEXIGLASS ALL GLASS WORK SALES — SERVICE INSTALLATION D &D GLASS Located in Vanastra 482-7869 *eafarth Financial 96 Main Si. S.. Seaforth • Income Tax Preparation • Computerized Bookkeeping • Annuities • Retirement Counselling • Ufe Insurance • GIC's 527-0420 527-0557 KKN CONSTRUCTION Liquid Manure Tanks Solid or Slatted Tops Barn R6riovailons House Foundations & Finished Floors Fritz Klaver Dublin 35-2042 BOB'S CARPENTRY Houses, Additions Renovations, Siding inifaie,°Fiil,Sith edt Repair Bob Regale 482-7797 or 527-0715 . McKELLAR SANDBLASTING and PAINTING Gravity W agons. Tisdale & Farm Machinery Renal -led Barn Board Steel Roofing & Siding installed CUT - LABOUR COSTS with our 40' BOOM TRUCK 345-2879 Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home CEMETERY MONUMENTS ROSS. W. RIBEY DIRECTOR 87 Goderich St.. Seaforth PHONE 527=1390 Sincere and Courteous Service SEAFORTH PLUMBING and 4*4 HEATING f. VI' 90 Main St ,;..71.1,4‹ -r BiLL '' %N;A HOLMAN 527-0505 Appliance and Refrigeration REPAIR SERVICE 1imBroadfoot 482-7032 David Langstaff Ltd. ,,Optician 87haDaSt.S.Seaforth 014TOMET9iSTSATii11 OPIIIIIALMOILOGISTS Piomj dy HOURS' Mon., Tiles., Thuis:, Fit 9-5.30 SALSAS GOi1'1fl ' .OPTR. At SiOftet 52713133' , GARY BANNON Painting. Decorating, Paperhanging Interior and Exterinr FREE ESTIMATES Phone 527-1582 Searorth, Ont. FLANAGAN CARPENTRY Custom Built Homes Roofing and Renovations Farm Buildings PETER FLANAGAN 527-1399 a SEAFORTH INSURANCE BROKER LIMITED 39 Min St., S. Seaforth •Horne•Busin'fass •F'arrn•Aut'o •`Sickri & Accidents *investments 527-1610 • 10f • WATCHES • JEWELLERY* EINE CHINA • ENGRAVING SERVICE Gifts for every occasion All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0270 JEWELLERS 347-2530 R.A. 1 -- Bornholm, Ont. �,t .: ierrrria geerrozezeies Wrzaforrz Ace" ale/al Sign Cabinets, Heating & Ventilation. Aluminum Woid- ing Fabrication of all typos Feed. Seed, Fertilizer Farm Supplies. Petroleum Supplies. Heating Oils Seaforth Co-op 527-0770 GENERAL MASONRY BLOCK BRICK STONE CHIMNEYS SIDEWALKS IVAN ga NIELSEN mon Seaforth ®'x: 527-0003 Bas. 527-1242 Res. 527-1942 T. 1. DEVEREAUX B.Sc., D.C. • Chiropractor 77 Main Si. Seaforth. Ont. NOK IWO NEW NOM & Mon. 8i3042 1:30-6:00 'Toes.. Theta. 8:39.12 3:30-8130 Wed., Fri. Ser. 8:30.12 • 0 f 5 1