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Abattoir and Meat Market
Hwy. 83-31/2 miles east of Exeter
235-1123
ST. JAMES BOWLING LEAGUE
Ladles high single, Bert Kloss 288. Ladies high triple,
Cathy Broome 651.
Men's high ainglo and triple, Murray Bennewles 300,
779,
Stsndinge: Devlle 18, Omen 26, Angela 13, Satan 28,
Demon 24, Hellions 23.
COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE
Ladles
high 8le, Anne Leshigh averaen ge, ClaudetLadles te
triple, P ttii Fuhr628..ad
Elliott 205.
Try us for
CUSTOM KILIJNG and PROCESSING
Kill Days - Tuesdays
OURSPECIALTY
Home cured and smoked meats
it.
processed exactly the way you like it.
SMAL,E one for the
i would like to thank every
telephone calls and the get well cards. Special
thanks to Dr. W yatt and the nurses at Victoria
Frank J. Smale
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TORRANCE
We wish to sincerely thank our family, epileptic at any st one o as
their co
art and head, {saving a scar on the brain is N is and their families
neighbors, friends and relatives Anniversary party to le of how one t an be affected• Rarely towards the centre. Tickets are still available.
our 411th so ing Specilthanks
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making it it much fun, velyicthe a for
gifts. 11 inherited. e Ile tk5 Call 482 5527 or 5. Tickets
Your attendance
happiness
dowers and lovely card
can and do lead normal lives. in fact, studies would be much appreciated.
w't, µ•i(1 always remember the evening of Thanks to modern medication, P
happiness together.Ivan and Mildred Torrance
nn_ndvt
Men's high single, triple, average, Cor Dorosere 259,
694, 231. Asters 20, Poppies
Standings: Petunias
2 s Orchids 23,
16, Tulips 13,
THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLERS
Ladles high
Ladles high Bingle, Brenda Coop r 232.
Ladles
Ladles
triple, Connie Marlon 828, 1d7
high average, Brenda Cooper,
Connie Marion 257,
Ladies season's high triple,
841, 343, Men's high
Men's high single, 68, Murray Bennewlea S38. High
triple, Nell Beuerman 889,
average, Nell Beuerman 288.
Season's high °Ingle. Rrlo Matzold 347. Season's high
triple, 14611 Beuermso 888Th° Bears 23, B•BoP° 16, The
Standings: Rooster° 26, t° 11
Strays 15. C -Po 14, Alley Ca
,public uo" ged �O (r-slr� ■ • -- tics take less time oft'
°neral work force.
October will soon be over and November is have shown that th epileptics
at work
injuries obtained
just around the corner. November is Epilepsy work than that of the g, robleo lies with
during a seizure, The problem
faces due toh
Month and again this year the awareness is Very rarely are p from
hoped to 400,000be broughtCn to the public.
Over111 Canadians are affected by mental insecurities the epileptic
epilepsy in one formior a another.
as man poore attitudes and sometimes rejection
has believed
epilepsy all negative
ublic.
has symptom
ed for centuries. ithe ban cis es of Bally n e
'a symptom of a disorder of the brain caused victims educationois vitally needed to assist
by an overactivity of the bran at any g attitudes towards epilepy'Unit is located
time. type of seizures are determined by the The Huron -Perth Epilepsy
The toms in Clinton, but, due to infiationimono emu t
area shown. the brain affected abr the s ow ,be the beat
furgroups--They randma mal,, petit mal, down into fashion show t the Benin tler Inn is to a held
mor randgrand ne from mpsycho- November 5 to assist in keepingthe
and
raptor and focal. They range momentary centre open In the afternoon,
lapse of ostattention people convulsions.and ladies What most are unaware of is that children's clothing will beMen modelled w�
anyone can have •the A sudden of being ane refclothing will available.shown
hth 1e epilepsy
time. A sudden blow to the clothing modes consiist of in evening. witile
contribution
LEYSi-IRN burn wish Continued Page A8
'Che family of the late Muriel E. Ley W.A.from (age AXPRESSO
to thank d allb those who helped at the time of
taut• sad bereavemespeThe cially the nurses on last Thursday nightFand went visited
home with arena
a
tht (pIfthl floof.r
south west, and especially
J
the all relat relatives. friends, neighbors, tough, managed to pressure I.D.A.uest of the during tue he
tiew and ofd: who sent cards and flowers and final period but couldn't finish off around the
visits while Muriel was in hospital and at visitor's net. George Scott potted an empty
home. Also for memorial donations and floral
tributes. We also wish to thank W�e��
v
Whey Funeral Home, the
Simmons for the funeral service, the `
lutlhearers and flower bearers. Many thanks
also to the ladies of St. Thomas Anglican
4
Church for the beautiful lunch following the x «•;
siasice A sincere thanks from
W m. Leyburn and the W right Family
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PAT1'ERSON
I ttouid like to thank Dr. MalkuS.he nu ses
s
and kitchen staff. Thanks to my
trtt•ndts for cards. treats. flowers and visits
`ltal.
lh,lnks to Rey. Vanslyke fle I was a patient inor h visits. Special
eaforth thanksthanks to my kind neighbors. It Patterson
lvery
much appreciated 39.44.1
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K Haig
I tu,uld like to say thanks to Dr. Underwood eafortd
and the nurses and staff of
Community Hnspital. I would also like to say
a pei•lal "thank you" to Dr. Hussey and the
rumps and st aft on 4th floor south at Stratford
;t•nertl hospital. Thanks also to those who
sent cards and visited me and
in the hospital.
,Ilttta�ed out in
i�hllclttLsapBob Kerr
39-44%1
net goal with just 14 seconds left on the clock
to sign, seal and deliver the win. Ron Harper
counted the first I,D.A. score early in the final
frame.
CIt iSELti URST'2 K NiGHTS 2
When Chiselhurst woke up Friday morning
they tnust have wondered how they escaped
with a 2-2 tie with Kintore Knights.
The Knights held a wide territorial margin
in play
night nwitch jusded t 1e :14 left to pulers pd goal
a out the
tie. Falconer replied for
Gary Dill and Les
Chiselhurst,
C.H. EXPRESS 3 GRADS 0
of the
C.H„ playing their second gamewere
night and minus several key players,
still too much for the Grads.
Thanksgivitng
e hoiidyss have for servingupsome
d the
Thanksg g
turkeys lately they earned full marks for this
latest conquest.
Mike Flanagan led the winners by
connecting foreinpair of atop ooaals ls while Dave
('rocker chipped
up a storm
Captain Fats himself, Ron Moody, served Monday a storm CAPTAIN FATS — Karen Koestler and Cap Mcllwraith photo
of fish and chips to those attending the Seaforth Lions Club Fish Fry
ver 200 attend barbecue
GRACIOUS RED BRICK HOME mon
4 bedrooms. Statnod glass windows, oak
staircase, oak mantle fireplace. hard-
wood floors in downstairs. Full basement.
200 AMP sorvlco. Rocontly Installed air
oxchango system. List Prlco '89,500.
Call
BY GOIWON SCOTT, PRO
The beef barbecue held last Saturday was
very well attended withr tmembers
and wives attending. After barbecue the
balance of the eveningwas spent dancing to
the music of the "Country Companions." A
special thanks goes out to John lansink and
his hard working entertainment his expertise
and Ron Williamson for
pis hoped planse are
in
overseeing the cooking.
being made to have another in the near
future.
The Zone Euchre and the Toronto Br, noon
Invitational Bowling are being
held
Saturday, November 22 this year. Anyone
wishing to bowl please contact
Done Eaton
ase maned
anyone wishing top Y
your name on the list provided in the Legion
on the bulletin board before November for Veteran's
Banquet
The tickets are
Banquet being held on Saturday, November
teak for
them in advance so the ladtickets ies Auxillease iary will
know how many to prepare for. Tickets may
be bought at the Legion or from any member
of the executive. The church parade is
Sunday, November 8 with the Poppy Drive in
the afternoon. Please plan to attend.
Kipper
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than regular ice cream. tanned
A pmt members
rs eld preNovemberundaes pin the
and menders p p
kitchen and compared two different kinds of
'• CIPICWsi FAST ' • '
vanilla ice
JOHN L. DUDDY
REAL ESTATE LTD.
—MIS Realtor-
CLINTON 482-3766
cream:
Kipper meeting
W� las held Institutes
Affairs 10 fg
with 22 in Hengga� and Grace Drums
Drum-
mondasMargaretsses P dent Grace Drum-
mond as hostesses. President
mond welcomed the district sent
Shirley Cooper and secretary treasurer
Lynn to the meeting,
Margaret Hoggath ened with a reading.
the convenor of W orld
Affairs committeeminae op
Janice Murray, a Seaforth Junior Farmer
Smember. favored with three piano he was thanked by Margaret Hoggarth ns,
Paul Hoggarth. another Seaforth JUnlor
Farmer (*op10member. showed slides Bellhaned Jnr
Farmer trip to Expo.
Dorothy Caldwell thanked Paul.
Current Events were given by Thea ISCO,
who mentioned the Queen's trip articles on
bad weatheras.in EurHoge an
this
partrofteas. Margaret the evening. A sing song followed with
Mary Broadfoot accompanying on the piano.
Grace Drummond read poems.
The District President Shirley Cooper gave
greetings and closedppwith a reading.
Darks. A lunchr rreepadredhby courtesy
Kinsman and Phyllis Parsons followed.
Vt i•:84 l•:I8: In loving memory of a dear wife
.tnd mnlher Sava W costar who passed away 3
tears ago. November used t share.
Gime are the days
Rut in our hearts you will always there
The Rates of memory' anyone chows
b\ r mass you more than anoneik knows
by
i 1i ingly remembered and40.d b
I :rant and Family - - -- _ -
ilrrlt'.t•;it: In treasured memory cif a dear
leather and grandmother who passed away 6
%ears ago. October 30. 1980.
`Gime slips by. but memories stay.
t:uteth remembered every day
,latfrpy thoughts of nits times together.
Memories that will last forever Mary
tryingly remembers by
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Sales • Repairs • Rentals
TONY STAUTTENER
After selling and servicing ltusineitt
equipment for lit years 1d this aired.
Ions pieasod to ®wttousicia the aped-
trig cif Cosnpieto icer egtelpment
f invite my fritaneis and #ostein"Brit' fti
all sive for nee mochirtea, POPer 06.
duct!,
rs -
ducts, and ribbtasis Bar Cash fighters
and office Machines.
fltL' rjS
THANK YOU
AND .
FAREWELL
SALE
STARTING SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 1 AT 7 A.M.
5off
EVERYTHING IN THE STORE
(Except Knitting Machines and eridat Dept.)
ROSS RIBEY
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
CAN ONE EXPRESS
"MEANINGS" THAT ARE
HIDDEN?
A noted pianist told of an incident while
playing classics for 7 and 8 -year-olds in
Harlem. After a fine rendition oi ochild
of
Sehubett's lovely works, one
asked the pianist, "isn't he (Schubert)
dead?" The pianist answered,
but he left his music for us.'• 'But ....,••
continued the child, "How do you know
what he meansr' The child's cconcern .
that the music be played as that
composer intended it to be played inspired
is, per his wishes and intent ie aware
the pianist to be constantly momore awars
of accurately interpreting a
meaning.
So it is, too, when considering funeral
artafRements, that one considers
"meaning," the wishes and the intent
of the deceased Better stillis
it to
to
your wishes for your
services in advance of need. It is then
true inte'rpr'etation of your own hens.
this helps to lift the burden from the
shoulders of your loved ones in a time of
great stress
just as the pianist became aware of the
composer's Meanings, you can make
your family aware of yours Call or stop
by for More information about pre -at,-
rangeriet tss �•t�
MIMIC
UM'1 NOME
87 Gude CII St W Seaforth
527.1390.
As (Promised...
1 said when* sold *1te store, we'd have* draw an a new
sewing mathind., Here it lit Enter aur draw on a
NEW ELNiTA SEWING MACHINE
(EnIfy Tither with every 10 purl tsasill
,alei Stotts
Sat., 14ott. 1 at 'i*II
1
Monday ....M:.� • "1
Mlo y Move t Tue5efi►y triattl ngs .. .
attday ii VICTORIA ST.t c�iM1ON
wall he sipsln 'til, �.
is open as
....f= of
r71 -tt1 Tuesday,
s November 8, '86
Afternoon & Evening
e Classes rb
rnonsing classes may be arranged
for more inforatation call Sue
or tonalda ah
482-7932
Come & browse at our
OPEN HOUSE
Sattiyday, November 8th & 9th
1 . g Pact • free coffee provided
6 Winnipeg St., Vanastra