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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-07-23, Page 12Alt -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 23, 1986 C1a.ssifieds 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY 39. CARD OF THANKS PLUMBING HEATING and ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS --- SILLS Home Hardware HOME HARDW ARE Seaforth • 527-1620 VEALS Abattoir and Meat Market Hwy. 83-31/2 miles east of Exeter Try us for CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING' Kill Days - Tuesdays OUR SPECIALTY Home cured and smoked meats processed exactly the way you like it. FAHIE TRACTOR and GENERAL REPAIRS We now REBUILD & EXCHANGE Starters, Generators and Alternators R.R. 2 Kippen 262-2110 Advertising helps you compare. CANADIAN ADVERTISING FOUNDATION 39. CARD OF THANKS 1 LANE I wish to thank Dr. Rodney, the nursing staff, Father Caruana, friends and relatives for cards, treats and visits. Special thanks to my family. Sincerely Mervin Lane 39-30x1 GROBBECKER The family of the, late Hansjochen (Jack) Grobbecker wish to express our deepest appreciation to relatives, friends and neigh- bors for cards, flowers and donations. Special thanks to Rev. Don Stroh, Dr. M. Allan, Dr, Quinlan and Dr. Hussey and all the nursing staff of Stratford General Hospital and RECU. Also our sincere thanks to Wayne and Joanne Young. Everything is greatly appre- ciated. 39-30-1 PHILLIPS Many, many thanks for the cards, calls and gifts received after my accident. Thank you to Drs. Rodney and Malkus and the nurses and staff of Seaforth Hospital for making my short stay comfortable. Everyone's concern was overwhelming and appreciated. Toby Phillips 39-30-1 AHRENS My sincere appreciation to my family, relatives, friends and neighbors for visits and get well wishes. Special thanks to Rev. Horst for prayers and visits. I am indeed grateful to Dr. Quinlan and the nurses on 4th floor at Stratford General Hospital for their excellent care and concern. Also to Dr. Underwood, the nurses and ambulance at Seaforth Commun- ity Hospital. Your consideration and kindness will always be remembered. W ilf Ahrens 39-30-1 M cC LURE I wish to thank Dr. Underwood and Dr. Malkus and all the nursing staff while I was a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Special thanks to my family andfriendsfor their visits, flowers, gifts, cards and the many acts of kindness m hospital and since returning home. Marg McClure 39-30x1 FINLAYSON W e would like to thank our family and friends who organized our surprise anniversary party. W e enjoyed the get-together with everyone and many thanks for the lovely gifts. Gary and Irene Finlayson 39-30-1 POISSON We'd like to thank Dr. Underwood for his assistance in Stratford and all the staff at Seaforth following our return. Many thanks to those who visited and. sent cards and treats. Valerie and Candace Poissor1 39-30x1 MILLSON I would like to thank all the staff at the Seaforth Hospital for all their care. I would also like to thank all the visitors that I had as it helped to make the time go quicker. Thanks again. Bart Millson 39-30-1 ACHILLES We want to sincerely thank our family, relatives, friends and neighbors for all the lovely gifts, flowers cards and official messages we received on our 50th wedding anniversary. We would like to thank the ladies who worked at our open house, We also thank Marg and family, Jim Anne and family, Jerry, Linda and family,YKeith, Kathy and family for the delicious barbecue they provided at home and a special thanks to Jim and Stan who did the barbecuing. It was much appreciated. Roily and Tennie Achilles 39-30-1 HOLMES Cody would like to thank Dr. Malkus and the nurses who took excellent care of him while he was in Seaforth Hospital. Cody sends a smile to all the nurses who tookaHa him. Cody 39-30-1 42. ENGAGEMENTS McIVER- KNETSCH Mr. and Mrs. Lou Mclver and Mr. and Mrs. Arie Knetsch are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Mary Ann and Rob on Saturday, August 9 at 3 p.m., St. Columban Church, St. Columban. 42-30x1 Descendants reunite Descendants of the late Thomas and Gertrude Williamson gathered at the home of George and Florence Nesbitt in Clinton on July 13 for their annual reunion. Forty-two people enjoyed various sports conducted by Linda Trentleman, Brenda Kitching and Connie Nesbitt. Winners were: races, Becky Jervis, Laura McGrath, Lee Nesbitt, Craig Jervis, Angie Jervis, Andrea McGrath, Tim Kitching, Cathy Nesbitt, Jeff Nesbitt and Scott Kitching. Shoe scramble winners were Becky Jervis, Laura McGrath, Lee Nesbitt, Cathy Nesbitt, Carla Kitching, Tim Kitching, Angie Jervis, Andrea McGrath and Julie, Smith. Albert Hutton was the man having the most $2 bills while the lady with the most dimes was Olda Jervis. Jeff Nesbitt and Scott Kitching won the water balloon toss and the scavenger hunt was won by Angie Jervis, Andrea McGrath, Laura McGrath, Jeff Nesbitt, Tim Kitching, Becky Jervis and Glanville reunion The 34th annual Glanville reunion was held at Seaforth Icons Park over the weekend, with approximately 105 in attendance. The day started off with a ball game followed by a smorgasbord supper. Grace was said by Richard Horst. The secretary this year was Lorna Fink- beiner and Roy Glanville acted as president. Leona Bissonnette took over as secretary for 198647. President for 1987 will be Gordon ' Miller; vice president, Lome Glanville; secretary -treasurer, Mable Glanville and sports Betty Glanville., The Youngest baby boy at the reunion was Danny Shapton, four months, and the youngest baby girl was Dianne Shapton, 20 months. W alter Riddle and Suzanne Fhnk- beiner tied on the watermelon weight guess. Christian Goodall and Jenna Barnes were closest guess to the 51 nuts in a jar. r Huron ..12.4xpositor 527-0240 CLASSIFIED ADS Craig Jervis. George Nesbitt was the wjnner for hitting the nail in the furthest, while Mona Hutton sewed a button on the fastest. The highlight of the day was a contest where baby pictures of the great grandchild- ren of Thomas and Gertrude W illiamson were displayed and the names had to be matched to the appropriate picture. The eventual winner was Ina McGrath. A barbecue was held followed by a short business meeting. The 1987 executive is Past President, Maurice Nesbitt, President, Ken W illiamson, Vice. President, Larry McGrath Secretary, Kathy Nesbitt, Treasurer, Russell Jervis and sports committee, Sharon Mc- Grath, Dianne McGrath and Julie Smith. The 1987 reunion will be held at Murray and Connie Nesbitt's in Auburn the second Sunday in July. The new baby presented with a silver dollar was Matthew McGrath, son of Jim and Sharon McGrath. held in park Other winners were.; Amy McDougall (children's bowling), Jeremy Bissonnette and Paul Glanville (boys wheelbarrow), Holly Goodall and Karen Bissonnette (girls wheel- barrow), Veronica Glanville, Sherrie Miller, Darlene Glanville and Laurie Parker (boys and girls coverall, balloon race), Richard Horst and Marlene Novack (adult unwrap- ping present), Ken Glanville (mens low nail hammering), Amos Goodall (mens high nail hammering), Karlene Glanville (women's low nail hammering), Marlene Novack (womens high nail hammering), Veronica Glanville (girls low nail hammering) and Barbara Glanville (girls high• nail hammer- ing). The next reunion will be held July 2, 1987 at the lions Park. Registration will be at 2 p.m. with a ball game at 2:30 p.m. and children's sports at 4 p.m. SHCF residents visiting Tom Handy and Gladys Van Egmond visited Mable Handy. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nigh took her mother Helen Morris out for a drive. Gladys Ruston went home for the day with her family. Mable Clarke of Bayfield took her father Erle Dow out for a Sunday afternoon drive. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stewart visited Bill Scott. Jim O'Sullivan took his brother Leo home for the day. Mary Nolan visited husband Jim Nolan. Ross and lillian Nicholson took his mother to their home to celebrate her 87th birthday with all her family. Mr, and Mrs. Don Lamont of Goderich and Mary Lamont of Ethel visited Kelly Lamont. Bea Chambers of Blyth took Irene Omand to her son's wedding at Listowel. On Wednesday Rev. Archie Robertson held worship service with Mr. and Mrs. Lobb accompanying for hymns. Mrs. McGonigir. gave a reading of a poem. On Thursday Shirley Luther of the Salvation Army came for worship and songs. BIRTHS POISSON: Randy, Valerie and Facture proud to announce the arrival of Candace Michele 0 o July 14 weighing 8 lbs. 11,p4 at t ord General Hospital. Spoiliniv�ieges^go to I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Po on Belle River and Mr. and Mrs. John Sinnamon, Seaforth. Quick Settlements Winter Soft White Wheat such as Augusta, Frankenrnuth Fredrick varieties. Ontcario Spring Planted Red Spring laird Wheat "Ketepewa" Order your fall seed wheat for planting this fall and included with your White Soft Winter Wheat such as "Augusta" Thompson will be offering for planting "Certified Monopol Hard Red Wheat" Sufi us for bin treat such as Malathion "Grain Protectant" 6 locations to serve you Lki®►s� VT�'r Henlotf 1,6' 3527 ; .10.0414410443. Set:forth 3454545 M !f. Albert 5294901, Usha *009 0, Scramble Continued from Page A7 . Mitchell, 76; 4th low gross, an Dunleavy, Bluewater 114; 4th Iow net, Val Chessel, Mitchell. 78; 5th tow gross, Rita Core, Seaforth, 116;Sthlow net, Teresa Fitzgerald, Mitchell, 80:6th low gross, Kelly Cr.iigmile, St. Marys, 118; 6th low net, Agnes Debrebendere, St. Marys, 81; 7th low gross, Bunn Langstaff, Seaforth, 119; 7th low net, Mary Do' r 81, Seaforth. Fourth flight: (9 holes only). Ist low gross, Anneli White, Stratford C.C.; 1st tow net, Eleanor Calcott, Stratford C.C. Least Putts: 1st flight, Jean Ilartliff 27, 2nd flight Cathy Elliott 29, 3rd flight, Beryl Horst 30, 9 hole flight, Anneli White 14. Barb Caldwell almost aced number 5, leaving it two Inches from the hole to win dales ttothe pin. Moira Leeming was closest to the pin on numlaer 5 and Jean Dow belted out the long drive of the day. The team of Brenda Ennaey, Seaforth, Alva Ross, Markdate, Marg Knowlton, Kincardine and Betty Drake from Stratford had a net best ball of 49. HeatherMcllwraith won the flower arrangement donated by Hildebrand Flow- ers. The tournament was very successful and all donors and helpers are thanked for their contribution. Although the ladies invitation was the mak 1r event of the week, many other golf events also took place. The 1986 Men's Crown Life team was established. This year's team will consist of 1st flight champion Cam Doig, 2nd flight diauhpion, Cam Holland, and 3rd flight champion Phil Hoggarth, Flitter Rod or Lan Doigwill be the accatepanying pm. The team goestomunderbird Golf Club in Ashburn on Thursday, August 7. Good luck fellas. In dub meta,. play things are moving along well, Kevin Bennett Meets Rob Armstrong, Gard Scott meets either Don Dupee or Bill Weber.Doug meets the winner of the Gary SdhElliott Todd Doig tnatdr. last week's Men's night winners were: Carl Holton, Bill Roberton, Ken Doig Sr., LarryBroorne, Cam Holland and Jim Watson Sr • • ladies night winners were: Jean Dow, Marg Sallows, C.A. Doig, Mary Iongstaff; Lynda Huard and Maryut Doig. The Annual Couples Tourney is August 2 so sign tip now., It's a 1 p.m. shotgun. Ladies are reminded the Mitchell ladies have fnsited us there Ar+_grnt 5, so sign up InIn Junior match play: Steve Dapple vs Paul Baker; Tony Greidanus vs Danny McNatigh- tan Aaron Ermine vs Ray Anstett; Shawn little defeated hem Watt; Wayne Regelevs Karston Carrell; Geoff Lyon vs Matt Voir; Janie W r'lbee vs Bran Little and Deli Grfdzak vs Jason Patterson. 1st ro lid tnithileted by August 1. *fart e tin to The foliowmS up eo in West Branch on the labs Weekend: Jason Patterson, Aaron 'Bmenie, 'Baan and Sean Cook, Denny McNaughton. Shawn little, Haien Carroll,, Steve Popple, Karsten C'arnn% Brent Vanden Aker', and Ted SM. Please call Marty et the rec. bike for details. This weekat the Heats of Trade Golf Club in Woodbridge the women pits tee it up for the LEGA. DU Manner Classic. These women cool really out s0 if you want hiked some great golf, head to'Woodbrrdgqe. The touriiarnei t runs Tlhursday+ - Saturdays and tickets are available at the ga1'te.