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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-04-30, Page 4A4 THE HURON EXPOSITOR. A Water Well DRILLING W. D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS im Neil Durl 527-1737 527-0828 527-0775 PRIL 30, BACHERT MEATS Call us for your custom slaughtering needs SLAUGHTER DAY TUESDAY 'For your freezer, sides of Beel, Pork, Lamp or Veal cured meats and old fashioned oneol in home fashioned country style pork sausage no Inters` added. All meat Gov't. Inspected 1 mile east 557.9325 d Walton as would like to announce to all POLICYHOLDERS in the Seaforth area their 96 Main Street South Seaforth, Ont. NOK TWO Bus: (519) 527-0420 (519) 527-0557 DOUG ELLIOTT, B. MATH Representative 527.1323 eaflartI Ninat[Etal ,PrUtt'B DOUG ELLIOTT HARRY DenHAAN Here, Police Chief Hal Claus qulzzos Nicky Longstaft about traffic youngsters took advantage of a chance polis photo to have INSPECTION sI Local young signs and signals, during the event held Saturday morning at the rules hava tdere bicycles les Inspected and Pave,tftelr knowledge of riding g centre. rules and regulations tested at the Optimist Grub's Bike fiodeo. community tournament.• Pushers he fid the Happy� � }ferother daughter, Mrs• Ross MacMillan of workinghisswa! to ay rougghnthpts ckn om a Waterloo, spent Monday with her mother, tenth place second when the race was stepped due to, tv,gl Hensel' Correspondent HARTMAN Mrs. Laird Mackie. younger drivers not observing the caution SUSAN 2.2449 N HONDA HAPPY flag. The referee called the race at this point. 262.2A40 congratulate Jim Dickins travelled to Mote Park near Jim had enough, points for the two' races to The Haenni Happy pushers tong Durham on April 27 where he deihis in the ggive him fourth for the Toronto Sup This was Jim the first Eilee Gully Honda to a fourth placebe racing r hishomeack e rocs Jily will w at sen o Ronnie an Jannette Turner the BOA class. Stanley the unu division gold trophy at the to watch seniors shuffleboard tournaments�W ednesJim placed fourth in the first intro and was 'the firs't�ralc^e� � `A v n Stanley Community comp and Congregation comp d Twelve attended ill be appreciated. anent Please help hospital MRS. MARGARETHOGGARTH 202.8902 Sunday at St, Rev Lorne ea Watch and Andrew's wasion to a You,”Hekeep time watch,ushave awell,source regulated, must be a source of ower• aired, so returnsto return to atthe the supreme i d the o ar Music. theyWepresentedosenfora • The weeAny spring cleaning Memorials. gifts er was held at unveiled the picture of the church. Centennial SundayDedicatin Sunday A new cross for the Communion table in the numberted Church • m onm rils morning when,loving memory of members of the congrega- tion and placed by friends and family through morial dedicated•the memorial fund. Donald end g,mchair- view Peck, formerresi w presented ande man of the membership itew assisted in the dedication of the e d from Hens • g aired The courts were "filled on Thursday an assistance w letting him had a good time. minister by 1{ipPen Correspondent know of any theoneis who are in High score ladies were: Olga Chippchase p�150NALS 475, Betty score, men and Pearl a Dow on Mrs, Pearson Charters has now returned 410, How 26 and: George Pepper home from St. Joseph's Hospital. 4lo, The Three finks Seniosohndflth Keays' sermon on Mrs, Mac McGregor is now home from LAST EUCHRE entitled Your Stratford csMcG Three finks Seniors held thou last compared the congregation The sympathy of the community is Finkbe prizes party wone season last Tuesday, High illustrating that both should k d extended to the Kinsman families on the rites were by Run Bell and Annie be 11 $U ted ayecreated, an m nareami for many onthyears ppey As a watch death of Earl Kinsman on Wednesday Feat' Evelyn nee. Mrs. Neeb and Dick Taylor was dtraw p dad h of Earl the Kipp lowEv prize winners. lucky Garners of the draw d the maker ro be rep had % ed retiring to ippen 1. Evelyn Flys yy people, end of time, have to Bob and Marlene Bell hosted a Sunday prizes were Ida se, era, McKnight, fight, Ell er, h maker for eternity Mary Whitehouse, Fee, Pearl Mee,, an Eileen B bare Cooper accompanied a choir it as brunch on April' 27 in honor of Marlene's Consitt, Alice Feng, Mrs. Neeb, and Genie the Ministry of father Ross Richardson who was andceletheirbrating Moir.•e k f Ma 5 10 has been chosen Short Term 60-89 Days OTHER TERMS AND RATES AVAILABLE SUBJECT TO VERIFICATION CALL US TODAY! Ooposn Agents lot over 45 Bank 8 Ttusl COtnpanies aro ram si•rato Your one slop. DO specie/ Nis roe GICs. RRSP's, MortDADos 8 Annu,DO9 SEAFORTH 96 Main Street, S. Serving 011108 sitter 1975 will: 12 hrrusiuns for vn„r convenience' 527.0420 Branch of Niagara Farm and Business Consultants (1964) • Reasonable Rates • Personal Services • No Advance Payments • Registered Tax Consultants a birthday, resent. A total of 25 attended. The Seniors epart like andto helpedd all wke famine were p patronize! these parties to make � i g bee of the church a dedicated them a success. GOLF SEASON OPEN The Ladies of the Exeter Golf and Country Club open their season on May 6. A potluck lunch will be served at 12:30. Newcomers are welcome, FLOW MIS OFHOPE During the month of May volunteers will be canvassing in the village for Flowers of Hope. Please give generously to help support ARC Industries and to benefit the mentally handicaple in our area. ped pUPLETO ENTERTAIN Just s, Bunnies and nder Bat the rumbles are now forn ° sa13ue at sale ,alt Michelle The are top-rated ;G c iktf: entertainers in their, native Au- stralia. Bi stralia. Between the two Of them they Play 50 traditional and native aboriginal atru- now living at HuronvieW s in honor of church with one of her painting the 100th anniversary of the church building. The very beautiful painting, depicting a vacation scene, but at the center be hung in scene is the Christian Church, will a rominent spot in the church. The second United Gh comasu Cecil greeted the congregation and rel prreper, g Daae{ azcator, Rod Parker, Lloyd Fergu- son and David Kyle were the ushers, Ryan Kyle was the junior minister for the service 411 t _s- bd rreadln 9 e' Oldd the conducting a luc ppicture was presented by nom, Y g Wotnen In loving memory of their membe conduc ani readin r. McDonald s qk n who ]levo otooft the years. Tela An the subject bf "R ofnenta to Rewe rs enlarged photo of the d. In a to a The flowers at the front of the church were and suitably engraved. Takini8 part peek and glaced in loving memory of Earl?,, dedication of the pictures was Is faml]Y• meats. PERSONALS irs. Peck in the May visited Elva Forrest. assistant leader of unit The congregation were given Mrs. Brian Collins. Waterloo, the U.C•W • who assistedAuMeY Christie (Continued on the A16) SalurdaywfOrhermotherMrs.Laird Mlckfe. unveiling the picture. �rylt:�t'r1i� R ATF �RjUBY LOU UST / _RRLVED• SPECIAL QUANTITY PURCHASE OF RUBY LOU Posy Cotton COOL SUMMER DRESSES FEATURED IN BOLD STRIPES, COOL GINGHAMS, NOVEL CHECKS, iN A VARIETY OF COLORS, AND SIX POPULAR STYLES • ALL ARE SHORT SLEEVE STYLES SIZE RANGES 10 to 20 HALF SIZES 14' to 24'/2 • VERY SPECIALLY PRICED AT Flt melees of APPLIANCES REPAIRED by quallftrorl t*chnktan • AUTHOIOUDWAIMANTY elPAIR 1317.O7 lGO MOO NAME RUlHDi. For Ss ivies /lease Calls G. HEARD CONSTRUCTION . 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A third an fabor under the misguided and lf e'eiop d fantasy that he or g'hewas responsible for the death of the To+ted are.-. fiecatse of something said tit done which now totnftlft Wouldthe the love impressed ait extended by others will frefethe i find to' See their athens in a prop $ the derision to ex elude thildrerr frame fu'nerals may be.interpreted by them as ponrshnient and become the bas%a fol ante fantasies. Calf us about this. t l S,TltF iz'ntltaI'iflt -2 r "r:1 14010-20- 350:1 INi A Li'f't OO D NOR Seaforth 527-1440 Let our SERVICES and FEATURES help you enjoy an independent retirement lifestyle. +Ail meals, snacks •Companionship, security +Laundry, housekeeping •Private 4-pfere baths 24:RN consultations *Long term, +Lo g Stash onhort terduty vacation and convalescent care term, ASK FOR OUR FREE BROCHURE FOR MORE DETAILS COME SEE FOR YOURSELF! 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