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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-09-24, Page 14A14 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 24, 1986 CLASSIFIEDS CONT_ [38. SERVICE DIRECTORY 1 Fuel Oil Furnace 24 HOUR SERVICE Repair and Cleaning Paratcheek is 3Maintenance DOERR'S Appliance '& TV G.E. and ZENITH Phone 3489033 Open G Days a W eek MAIN ST. MITCHELL Child . talent Playhouse success [40. IN MEMORIAM 11ARBURN: In loving memory of a dear mother away September 28ian , 197lnrburn To one who bears the same name, And adds a juster to the same, Who shares my joys, Who cheers when( sad, The greatest friend I ever had, Long life to her for there's no other, Can take the place of my dear mother. Always remembered and loved by Win, Lloyd and Family. 40-39-1 LOSE WEIGHT NOW -Safe and Effective -All Natural Products -No Calorie Counting -Naturally Suppresses Appetite -100 percent Money Back Guarantee iLOST I0LBS. LN2WEEKS CALL BARRY 527-0373 42. ENGAGEMENTS ROW LAND - MESTAP Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rowland, Dublin, are pleased to announce the forthcoming mar- e to riage Murray daughter Michelle son Mrrs.EEdith Priestap, 'Bornholm and the late Carl Priestap. The wedding will take place on Saturday, October 4, 1986 at 2:30 p.4 , , Patrick's Church, Dublin. Theresa Stewart has been e the d a i ingeca id for Boron Country Playh the lead role of Annie. Annie, with a four week run, played to packed houses ase the season closer. The 15 -year-old hasp played "Annie" before, in her home town at the CanadianSudbuCentre, Theatre conte der forthe and was the American Annie, This talented young lady has been taking lessons since the age of three. Theresa, considered a little too shy by nature when very young, was enrolled by her mother at the Gauverau s School of Dancing in Sudbury, where'she has been studying jazz, tap and ballet since. A senior member with Canadian Showcase, the school's touring company, she has performed and -or competed in Montreal, Toronto, New York City, Miami and the Bahamas. Gifted with an especially strong voice for her age, Betty Leake, her voice teacher, decided to start her training Youth orchestra holds Applications are now being accepted from Canada's NYO has been in operation since young musicians for auditions for the 1987 1960. Its graduates can be found in many of National Youth Orchestra. All players of the great orchestras of the world as well as orchestral instruments between the ages of forming the vast majority of young Canadians 10 and 28 are encouraged to apply for a free hired to fill professional positions in this audition. Eligibility for inclusion in the country's orchestras. orchestra varies and age limits operate in The NYO has just completed its 1986 some cases, depending on the instrument. season with performances that were widely Details of these conditions are included with acclaimed. Both Richard Strauss's tone poem the application form. NYO auditions are held "Till Eulenspiegel" and Wagner's Overture in more than 30 centres throughout Canada to"Th Flying Dutchman" were greeted from October through December and the auditionerience itself and to stimulned ate interest in a training Orchestral performance. Full scholarships of up to $6,000 are granted by the NVO to successful candidates. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES PLUMBING HEATING1,�� d ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS SI ---- HOME Horne HARDIN ARE Hardware Seaforth 527-1621 139. CARD OF THANKS will be held at SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL unusually early. She was eight. altering grade 10 in the new Performing Arts Program at Sudbury Secondary School will allow Theresa to devote most of her hours to doing what she likes best. This intense lifestyle does not allow for much leisure time, but this young actress does escape occasion- ally to the ski slopes or in a volleyball game. This will all be worth it, however, for Ms. Stewart is well on her way to a successful, career in the theatre that she so wants. auditions Kingston to give professional guidance to young musicians in the art of orchestral playing thus providing the basic skills needed for future development. W ith the improvement of private instruc- tion in Canada an increasing number of young players attain the standard required to qualify for the NYO, but funds limit the number who can be accepted to 100. No academic requirements are demanded of applicants - the sole criterion for participation e yin f "L;Kingston and in the orchestra is musical ability. by October 15 and are available with all relevant information from the NYO, 1032 Bathurst St., Toronto, Ontario, M5R 3G7; telephone (416) 532-4470. with cries o rave in m Toronto. The conductors on these occasions ' Audition applications must be submitted were George Tintner (who was making his seventh visit to Canada) and Denis Vaughan from England. Each year eminent teachers and conductors from overseas are brought to' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER' 26 7:30 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME! Grads are asked to be at the school NO LATER THAN 7:00 P.M. Credit union hot-line The Credit Union Central of Ontario (CUCO) has set up a toll-free consumer information line for people in Ontario who wish to team about credit union membership. The number is 1-800-268-6305. (In Toronto, cal1441-2900; for area code 807, call441-2900 collect-) • "Market research has shown that con- sumers consider credit unions to be more "people -oriented" than either banks or trust companies," stated John Ellis, Marketing Manager at CUCO. "That probably explains why Ontario credit unions already have more than 1.5 million members. But we've also discovered that many other consumers are still unclear about how to join a credit union. And that's where our new consumer hotline comes into play." anywhere "Beginning this month, peopleyw in Ontario may make a toll-free call and BOYD 1 wish to thank all who sent cards and flowers and visited me while I was a patient in Seaforth and Stratford Hospitals. Special thanks to Drs. Underwood and Hussey and nursing staff at both hospitals for the wonderful care. To Rev. Vanslyke and to my family for their visits and care since returning home. It was all very much appreciatJessied. Boyd 39-39-1 ROGAN 1 would like to thank my relatives, friends and neighbors for all the shower gifts I received. Special thanks to those who arranged the shower and helpHethd in er ay Rogan way(McPherson) 39-39-1 McNICHOL 1 wish to thank everyone who visited me during my recent stay at Seaforth Hospital. Thanks for all who sent cards. Special thanks to Dr. Malkus, Rev, Vanslyke nurses and staff, relatives and friends. ireally appreciate it. Your ldndnesS will always be remembered. Annie McNichol 39-39x1 W iWAMSON We would like to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors of the late George T. W illiamson for the loveld y flowers, donations, cards and to the ppallbearers t i flowernto our hThaouse. h1.1- Watts Funeral Home, staff at Listowel Hospital and Dr. Behan'y. A very special thank you to Rev. Cecil Whittidt, Listowel and to the Walton Ladies for the delicious lunch served after the funeral. Everything was much appreciated Anie neveri will be lllsbe forgotten, and Nephews & Nieces 39-39-1 WOOD Sharon and Brittany would like to thank everyone for the cards, gifts, flowers and ecial thanks to Dr.ts Rodney, inDreWong aand�all the nursing staff for their excellent care. Darcy and Jasen lcetott dooa taking carefem.MaotthtMrtha for watching them after school. 39-39x1 40. IN MEMORIAM ARTICLES FOR SALE HARD WATER PROBLEMS? Introducing the rooter softener that doesn't um salt. No more lugging heavy bags of rosily salt. Other softeners romovo calcium and other good•for•you minerals. Wo don't odd toll to your water or remove beneficial minerals. because that's not good for you ,Other sekenen oke up lots of room. use electricity. requlio bakwas'hing, cost pion. maintain, We Toll Iron 1to !800.760.2656 tor ond toe much healthier. better lostting cloaner•washing water. -0.39 PIANOS from Village Piano Shop, Elmira. For mud. clans & students. Buy. soil, complete restorations. In stock: Holntrmonn 8 Co.. Boll. Mason B Rlwh. Finishes: Ooh, Walnut. Mahogany. Restored player Memos (5191 669.7280. • 0.35.39 RUSTY SMELLY WAtER? New technology for treating afar of rho source otters well to lomat protection I mons throughout entire water system No sac 1 or Y mons Lincoln me Portable ° Hydraulic Iron chemicals See the results with our 6 month idol eller. Crone, Lincoln Brake Press, lathe. Hyd agar• "Barry Kinch • synom that Ontario •Thanks Worker, Al, compressor, Walden. For Ilyor oil again for pulling out a system that really does whet McLean Auctioneers (705) 324.2783 Undsy.- you ay H with" for Clear. Sweet, Water Call I -800-268.7656. area 807 coil 1.800.624.43/4, (You'll be glad you did.) --0.39 EARN up 10 11000 or more part-time os your communl• G1its, P.O. Boxve. Write Canada191. Marmorra. Ont., KOK 2M01 today for detolls.--0.39 INTRODUCING: The Joo Sgro Sports 8 Leisure Net- work. Joo Sgro termer trainer Toronto Maple tools 8 Tuan, Canada hos positions open lor Regional Solos Representatives throughout Ontario. Fpij 8 Part•timo available. Comm preluded areas. •Earn Extra Income, bandit your community. Call or write today. Joo Sgro, c/o Cross Conado Sportswear, 29 Pem con Court, 0.39 6. Weston, Ontario M9M 223, ( ) AUCTION SALES AUCTION Sept. 23 to Sept. 77. 1986.7 Eight miles South of Huntingdon Ouoboc on Hwy. ts ol private Museum. Contact Auctioneers (613) 386•x`, (6131 432.3022.-0.39 SATURDAY, Oct. 4 11 am, Goin out•oI•business sole at fenolon Welding. Ponolon faiW do shGood op quip. r•' CHARTERS: In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather Pearson Charters who passed away September 26, 1982. How could we know you would not see another• spring? The purple crocus bloom, or the robin red breast sing, Soft brown earth upturned, the blades of greenest grass, The grains you planted where you once loved t0 pass. family aanndgrandchildren.missed and d by wife Be40-39x1 0-5 x MALONE: In memory of a dear father and grandfather, Clarence Malone, who passed away September 29, 1985. Put your arms around him Lard, Treat him with special care, Make up for all he suffered, And all that seemed unfair. Without farewell he fell asleep, With only memories for us to ee'p, If he could have spoken before he died, These are the words he woud have replied, 'this life for is truly past, 1 loved ybu all til) the very last, Weep not for me but courage take, And love each other for my sake." Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Pats Deb and Mandy. 40-39x1 LARGE CLEARANCE 8 Consignment Auction, friday. Sept. 26. 10 am. Approx 25 traders More lnrcars & ocko and SSS STEEL BUILOINGS SSS Various sites available. ex. over 700 pi°cos of lams oqu p diol (519) 534.1638. WayAe Word Form Equipment Hwy ample large or 54990, limtte 16 5ontltl rand hod No. 6, Wtarion.--0.39 with forge doors. Due to Bm{ted quantities and low prices serious buyers only will save many dollars. We CARSONS Foil Draft hone 8 consfs�dGanons �leAuwN start by paying far your call, Act now and save Oct. 299 am, Consignments accepted 1-800.387.2115 .-t139 ion Service Ustowel (519) 29t•2049.-0.39 COtLAPS18tE VINYL truck Cops for all models, seven colour. literature available ugh! Truck Systems, 800 3025. Kitchener, Ont NIG 41.5 (519) 745.9846 or (519) 747.0375 evenings & weekends, -A•39 520 Off the N.I.V. Study Bible of your choice (Visa Muster) Phone (416) 627.9151. The fomily Christian Bookstore, 750 Guelph line, Burlington,Onf. 1 km 5 of 0.E W.-0.39 PENNY•ROLLER • Canada's Patented Coin Roller. Wrap pennies. nickels, dimes and quarters quickly 8 east. lyII 58.95 and 634 lox. Two fat 516 and 51,12 tax. PennyRoller Products, P.O. Box 405, fon Erie, Ont,,. L2A SN2,-0.39 NEEOtECRAFTER51 E*celloni Intorno petenitol teaching & selling neediest -oils for Pondo Siitchcroft. Representatives especially needed in smaller tont. meanies. Write Peggy Anderson, $gal Woodword B 1i t On. -No VR 1T5 -0.39 and Mit. John A Mu lovingay,elve who passeed away Jol3n B. Murray, Sept. 29, 1976 and John E.who passed away Oct. 8, 1964. You always had a smile for others, As you went along life's path, Always words so tender,, if your advice we Would ask, Always your love so abundant, You gave for all to see, Always fiends and companions, These are Gui' memories, Ljwingly missed by Mamie, Helen, Joe, Jetty, Beatrice, Jerome, Cyril, Ronald, Arthur and their families. 40-39x1 obtain a personalized list of those credit unions they may join," stated Mr. Ellis. "We'll also be prepared to answer any questions about credit unions that callers might have." Credit Unions are consumer -owned and controlled financial institutions, and are a community-based alternative to the large banks and trust companies. People may make deposits, borrow money, or use other financial services once they become mem- bers. "Ontario boasts more than 850 credit unions," Mr. Ellis stated, "which means that • virtually everyone may join a credit union either m their community or at their workplace." Ontario credit unions are the first in Canada to set up their own provice-wide consumer information number. ON THE GREENS by Carolanne Doig Rain hampers golfing The way the weather has been going lately we'll have to hire Lloyd Bridges to be our head pro. We have been closed to golfers for six out of the last 14 days and it has certainly cut into our valuable golfing time. It's pretty difficult to psych yourself up fora golf game when you have to wear a ram suit, carry an umbrella and put spikes into your hipwaders. As they say in the snow belt, "At least you don't have to shovel it." In spite of thepoor conditions and the iffy skies several golf vents occurred at the local course last week..On Wednesday the Huron County Roads Superintendents enjoyed golf and a meal in sunny but soggy conditions. Thursday evening there were a few fellows out for men's night with Larry Broome and Ron Hildebrand taking first place. in Match Play competition Jason Patterson defeated Danny McNaughton to win the Sills Trophy and Gail Price defeated Carolanne Doig to take the Seaforth Golf and Country Club's Match Play Plaque. The ladies closing on Sunday was very successful with 28 ladies participating in the Scramble. The team of Carolanne Doig. Marjorie Anderson, Joyce SATURDAY Oct. fa at 10 tem, Consignments wonted for McLean Auction Centre LindsaAccepting tools, Mrs, form machinery. construction ui vehicles, recreation vehicle,, n m?bi le born riding mowers. Consigned by phone (705) 324.2783.-0-39 DISPERSAL OF REGISTERED 8 Grade Shorthorn C01118, Monday. Sept. 29 7 pm, 01 Carson's Soles Arena, Listowel. 66 heed, loos with spring calves, noted. or due to freshen: also open hollers. Listed cher . Bred caws will be pregnancy checked prior For tn. formation trill David Canon, RR 3 Ustowel, (519) 291.2040: John Tiison. Teeswaler (519) 392.6070.-'439 Taylor and Cathy Anstett fired a 1 over par 37 to win by 3 strokes over Gail Price, Rita Core and Olave Little. Over the year Rita Core had the most chip ins, Carolanne Doig had the lowest ringer score and our most improved golfer was Cathy Elliott who reduced her handicap from 24 to 21. Tammy Taylor was the most improved jimiorgirl by reducing her handicap from 40 to 36. After golf all the ladies received a prize and enjoyed a delicious Chinese smorgasbord. Our most improved junior boy In 1986 was Karston Carroll once again. Karston reduced his handicap from 18 to 10. Jerry W right was the most improved male golfer after improv- ing from 9 to 5 handicap. Congratulations to all of you. This Saturday at 2 p.m. the Men's Closing will be held. There will be 18 holes of golf followed by a prize presentation and a steak barbecue. There are 25 names entered and golfers must at 8 ppcontact the pro shop by signed up Sunday, October 5 a 2 pours is our annual 2 -ball and turkey shoot. Please sign up by September 30. Is your Phone Number notcurrently listed. or listed incorrectly? EDUCATIONAL FREE: 1986 guide to studyot•home cortespondence Diptama coupes for prestigious careers: Accounting, Ave., ur ng on. Airtanditioning, Booking, Business, PLOWING MATCH SPECIAL on all steel buildings. Electronks, Legal/Medical secretary, Psythoiegy, Quonset 40 x 60 56,995. Sirolghiwatl 30 x 50 57,152. Travel. Granton (5A) 163 Adelaide Wed. Toronto Other sites avonobte, Call Miracle Steel 1.800.268.1121.-0.30 1.800.387.4910.- 8.39 BECOME AN AUCTIONEER. 85 Hours of instruction. r 1542. Contort regul t a 'Ret Sete - Buy lot 53% mereone building . torio School nevi of Mciioneering p P.O. 80 1145, lnnerkiy. CM - regular priceoand get double teed Ont. NO1 1680 (519) 496.3936. (319/S37-3117.--044-46 Phone Pioneer 'EconoSpan Collect for information (416) 678-1585.-0.37.40 RFrOME AN AUCTIONEER. team from the First Rote 1942 to school'. Conedian Champion instructors! ©asses siert 11996 OWNERS stock. low Accessories for ultks service. November 2. Jordon 8 Mctean School of Auctioneer - Gemini i Soles 4 5. low prices. . B, fns. Kltscoty, Alberta (402) 842-5518. (103) Gemini Solos 294-2623, Hastings 4,-114. B.C. VSC ZK7, 846.44(1.-0.39 Phone: (604) 294.4214.-.-0.39 .... ! Learn 10' x 10, 00 gotdHOUn9 prodductts. G Greed prices. Send 52 l Halide5175, orAKBasic RBookkeeping byincome torrresiondencPreparation e. Free Plus nQ0pa g g D 1241 S our brochures no obllgation, U 8 11 Correspondence for info -pack. e , B.C.V Wat9. (604)felons, °Yin St., Vancouver, B.C. V68 3149. 687.6636•-0.39 School, 207.1345 Pembina Hwy. Winnipeg, MB TOT 2136.-0-39 HELP WANTED TRAIN FOR A 208 with a future...with Tri -County Truck Driver Training. Job search assistance aw:fate xiveivaer YRSKinge-(SIo)14350t1.Bret+ ®�® e� f MA CHEM Home Fashion Shows ESI 1975. Join our 1 successful o t hes for qumen.ingerfeandleangeweorof Tn le. Cali t' ad in 2.5 n`ilIIIOlet homes It Fun 11'4 easy. H's profitable. Cali tall free � ford 300 Colborne We are going to publish a telephone listing for Seaforth, Dublin, Hensel, and Clinton exchanges and would like it to be as current and correct as pos- sible. So, if your business or home phone number is not listed or is incorrect, we will be happy to add or correct your number. 'lust call .. . 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