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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-07-19, Page 28SUPER SPECIi , . Isticlitiitt•11111,•••••••••••••1115114111111 4*. 0.,*+%M.;:g;•• '`r`t • " 1=41. • •-• ,NOTROST... • REFRIGERATOR Available in 15 and\'T:Ti - 17 cu.ft sizes these no frost refrigerators feature cantilever shelves, meat drawer, critpers, butter conditioner anti cheese compartment. • 17 cu.ft $59595 FREEZERS 16 or12 cu.tft. 20% of Radio. floW only $36. • General ElectrIt Decrier icor over 40 years, lemommommi Ott ThE HURON EXPOSITOR*. 401.,,tr1.9* 1On , 16. t7,77-10,77.7-4' tot, §R • 4,4, . tOt t•••••4'.4 ;qv, 4::4•117.4,7Pt47t,t, C aft IUfllfl FThecone art err ••• .,• • • • EVELYN BROWN Combine nature with talent and a flair for rhyme and what do you get? The Three Bears fashioned out of pine cones, complete with their story in the form of a poem, • Evelyn Brown of liarpurhey first began pine cone art for the United Church bazaars, She now takes orders for her work - and supplies the hospital with tray favours. She doesn't stop at bears. She makes birds and bunnies, dogs and reindeer, squirrels and falcons, poinsettas and partridges. She first came across the idea to make partridges when ding to visit a friend • One Sunday, A. partridge flew through th• e window of the car, breaking its neck. The Browns used the bird, for food, and saved - the feathers, •Mrs. Brown uses •them, attaching them to a pine cone body as wings. To make her animals, she glues the • cones, large ones for the body, small ones if the beast requires..arms and legs, She lets the glued appendages set for .a:day, attaching: them in stages,. To make the animals stronger, she sometimes uses FREDDY FALCON - string. After the parts are in place, Mrs. •Brown sprays the animal, usually with. Mrs• Evelyn Brown's geld. andthen•attacheS eye S bought from craft store or fashioned 'freloaCorns. Extras' ere added'. and f� t many of the pine cone animals. a poem, clriginally from Whigharn. Mr. 40 Mrs. ijr Brown were living in MsSallgat where Mr. Brown taught .inrlustrial .arts before moving, here. Though: the years, Mrs. Brown and her **band have. taught crafty et Camps. They travel. said- Mrs. Brown and pick up materialS that Might come in handy - 4 Qv:3011AS tree made from a Florida pine One, partridge feathers. Her pine cone rabbits have milkweed pod ears. and her reindeer have twisted twig antlers. Most of the materials are inexpensive, wept for the ready,made eyes and the gold Spray. said Mr. rown. In addition to the poems that accompany her pine cone creatures, Mrs. Brown writs verse for other charactersittle Red - Riding HOod, Jack in the Beanstalk, Snow White, and the Three Little Pigs. She hopes to 'compile them for children, but has also contributed to the poet's corner in the - Mississauga paper. • Mr. and Mr.. Brown have two children, a daughter in Rochester, and a son in London. They have three grandchildren. The Expositor welcomes news of other people in the community doing crafts. Please Call us at 52'-0140 with names and details, One. of pi ne, tinusopl' hy BIC MABEL TURNBULL Rev. James Broadfmt. :St. Thomas Anglican: Cbutd1 brOught. the message to us this week. .1. R. SPittat Was. unable to be present to play • the piano fOr. the hymnsa$. usuaL Rev., liroadfoot had, tape recorder from which he played, several unfamiliar hymns, recorded by Father Larry Landry. Rev. Broadfoot asked us •ti) listen ,to the •music as Ood speaks t0- its thrgt10) music. Several hytnns Were sung. The one which was tnost impressive had these. wor4s DI will never forget my people for I 'have carved you in the palm my hand," God ha Greeted ttS, and Van never iettye ts gene. Using the sertpteres Rev. Eroadfoot, took this as the key to his Plgssaige. He used the follew- nlgreferences which he read fr�m the Bile, ;PSalM. 39, a new versien which was more A • easily understood. Isaiah 49 PO St- Mark 4 from Verse 35. Read this incident of Christ and his disciples who marvelled when Christ was able to even calm the waves. •The speaker developed sev- eral ideas for our thoughts and daily living. Our only hope is in God to deal with our sins, We should not complain. Do not bottle up our erne-, ' t •••,. tar, ..t tions. Life 1.5.: brief, OW dreams will fade away, we need not worry about collect- ing riches for someone else to worry about. Listen to PeoPle's trolibles. Pray for happiness hi, our lives. Watch what we say to people as our tongues can. get .u5. into a lot of trouble. God gave his only son because he loves u5eares-for ..otIr every need, and; till we worry about our needs which God will take care of. We are told that he cares for the birds and flowers. Thus he will care for us. Service dosed with:the tord's Prayer in unison, followed by our snack lunch. Mrs. Wyman Griffin R.N. Albany New York, nee Mary Smith, visited old friend* here this week. Friday Miss Bess Grieve, grnondville ria joined Gladys firighttull• Sally Siliery and M. Turnbull in a game of bridge, Bess Greive and ik4. Tlun'iMil had high score. Visitors With Mrs. Baird, ftfr. 'Frank McCowan and Frank McCowan of BruCeOeld and Clinton. Mrs. Mary Fryde Exeter viitect friends at the Home Joe McLellan Seaforth with Oliver MelCay, , ..,••.• • s, • ••• •-• • • • ••••••tt. 45 • •••• t • • • • • • ** **"*"* i's e'* * s'"! t 9 9 C9* *II* I.' R' " • • *0 • • • • • 111, • 0' 0 • •' Copier 0 • ' E : • 0.. • ...71 usiness Director .•.. s• ...••. • • • • • • • • * • • !••••••!!!•'• •-•:!•tt • •• • • •,••• • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • •01.-••••,O•r• • • • • • • • • • 0.0 •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • f ! • • t • ,•starts big . , - :APPLIANCE & •-Exeter • : REFRIGERATION •• SERVICE • blaze ' • A tire last Thursday after- noon gutted the interior of the. Exeter police station, resulting in about $70,000 damages, Police chief Ted Day estimated over $30,000,,worth of equipment was destroyed and about 540,000 damage was done to the building. The fire started in an overheated copy machine •which burst into flames, The chief tried to drag the • Machine to the back door but copy fluid spilled out and the interior of the building went _ up in flames. The police were able to rescue reCords before fire gutted the interior. Local • firemen battled the blaze fOr about an hour. The .police set up head. quarters in. the 100 year old building at 503 Main Street in 1977. The building was a private residence and then a vreesrtato urant thebeEforex,ebteeirngp.ocloicne. station. • Huronview 1 choir sings, residents vacation On Saturday morning, under the direction of Frank Bissett and Mrs. Elsie Hend- erson, the choir held their practice. On Sunday morning at church the choir sang "Amazing Grace.'' On Sun- day evening at seven o'clock• , Mrs. Luther held a service, Mrs. M. Lovett, Mabel • Killough. Max Wedlock, Mary Ross, Dora Buchanan, -7-•Grace Peck, went in the van to Goderich Monday morning • on a shopping trip. Wednes- day morning Jim Ruddock, Mrs. Olive Straughan, and Eber Lewis went for a ride to Summerhill. Six of nur gentlemen from Special t....re took a van ride to Stiv. Bush at Bayfield. for some soft ice-cream. on Wednes- • day after dinner. Taking • advantage of the beautiful • day, we then took a stroll • down through the park. Nelson Lear is vacationing for a few days at Sauble • Beach with family, while • Mrs, Rhoda MaCercher tells us she enjoyed a visit from her daughter from Sarnia, Mrs. Ann Larsen, and her darling little great grand- daughter, Heather, Mrs. Betty Scratch had a good • visit with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waters from Char- don, Ohio, also Mr. and Mrs. • Tom Waters from Willowick, • Ohio. . •Miss Ethel Beattie was olit • for several days visiting, also Mrs. Elizabeth Rae is away visiting with her family. Barbecues are. beginning July 24th, starting with • Ground FloorNorth, and will continue every Week until all floors are csavered. SEAFORTH JEWELLERS , I I • i GE, FRIGIDAIRE • ' • • Service and repairs to all • • . •makes Authorized toctory warranty Service and lepoirs to & INGLIS APPLIANCES • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • . • HORNE'S, Major Appliance REPAIR SERVICE 527-0636 t Seaforth • • • 4 • • -74 • CARCARE • BRUXER Repair Service Class A Mechanic Repairs to all makes of cars & light trucks, Lawn Mowers & Tillers, Small Motor Repair.' Phone 345-2891 • Frank' BruZer • -CAR' CARE---‘ • • • • • • • • • • 1 0 • • • • • • • • GORD GULF . Licensed, Mechanic Service to all makes oicars Detroit Diesels 527-0333 • Complete Lute • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • S • eaforth 41 (-FARM SUPPLIES-\ <SUNCO> CAR CARE PRODUCTS Now Doing Lams and • Tire Repair Archie's Sunoco 527-0881 • • • • • • • • • • • • tosor ,Pded Seed, Fonduer Farm Su4lies, Petroleum , Supp.es Heating Oils Seaforth Co-op. 527-0770 • DECORATING so: Expel Interior o • • ExCertor becotalbet Kern Paints .Arft,rrtIttlegocaveteiphecitts „1„415 Winflow, Shades HILDEBIIANa PAINT AND PAPER Photo:527-1880 • 15 maih St , Seatorth • • • ,.-APPLIANCES---\Appalniarice d Refrigeration REPAIR SERVICE • . Jim BrOadf°°t R.R.4 Secifotth, Ontertier, NOK 1VVO • 482-7032 /-DECORATINGTh Graves, Wallpaper tc4 Paint Featuring MOOre# ,• Canadian & Imported Wall Coverings 527-0550 Seaforth ,---ELEcTRIcAL—N Fred Lawrence El• ectrical •Contractor HOME FARM & COMMERCIAL VV1RING .Phone Auburn .526 -?505; or • Mitchell 348-8684 ELECTRICAL Geo. A. Sills & Sons • HARDWARE MERCHANTS PLUMBING - HEATING & ELECTRICAL EXPERTS Phone: 527-1620 Seaforth SEWING f •• SEWING MACHINE SUPERMARKET Over 100 machines on display . Service to all mattes Sales '--VVhite, Etna, Fkisgvarna lots of used machines front 53995. SEW AND SAVE CENTRE 1.49•DOwnie St (2 doors south of Hudsono . Stratford; 271-9660 • RESTAURANTTh The ORGE Restaurant For good old fashioned home cooked meals 527-1964 • CONSTRUCTION '.Excavating & Backhoe , JOHN MIDDEGAAL North Main Street Seaforth, Ontario 527-0104. c -FUNERAL HOME - Whitney Ribey Funerat,Home ROSS W. RI BEY. DIRECTOR 87 Goderich St., Seaforth Phone, 527-1390 CEMETERY' MONUMENTS Sincere and courteous service' SEAFORTH INSURANCE 39 Main St, S. • Seaforth .Home .Business ..Farrn .Auto .Life . Sickness :& Accident Investments 5 27-1 6 10 PIANO Piano Tuning And.• Repairs tOPTICIAN David Langstaff Ltd. • 8" Main (3stP,,,ticlanintil.' OPTOMETRIST'Sh searrdAND OPHTHAMOLoGisTs prescriptionssued. Promptly_ Mon-fri. 9-5:30 p.m. • Wednesday - Closed Saturday 9-12:00 COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 527-1303 N • ,'IMPROVEMENTS --N •MaCLEAN HOME IMPROVEMENTS • Phone 527-0032 Free Esthnates For Siding - A lum intim and Vinyl, Aluminum Windows, Doors, Awnings, Railings. , - • Bruce Pulsifer sg7-0053 or after six phone 348-9223 ' MONUMENTS Cemetery • MonurnentS Inscriptions Markers Showroom Display WHITNEY.RIBEY FUNERAL HOME 87 Goderich St.. West Agent for Whighiuri Memorials • Seaforth 527-1390 •, /--IMPROVEMENT ARTS—KRIEGER Home Improvements Specialty aluminum and vinyl tiding, windows, and doors. Additions, renovations, etc. FREE ESTIMATES 482-3869 AUCTIONEERS— TOM PAPPLE. • Auctioneering Sales and Service • • w000 6,414es•••••••••••••••••••• •00•00505•010•••6•••••101•41.55.0.0"•••• CALL COLLECT 519-521-0940 c ----FEED MILL , FLEMING FEED MILL • Bulk Pelleted Feed, Fast• pitspunoloeanding elevator 2 • • 24 hrs. a day CLINTON 482-3438 DVE ISING-""\ • • Boost Your Income! BUY • THIS SPACE TO -DAY! CaII • 527-0240 • • • • 10.1 • • • to. • 0 • • • • • • l• • • • ELECTRICAL •-•Th • • • • K. MURRAY ELECTRIC 24 hour service Farm, residential, Industrial and commercial wiring 527-0984. Seaforth '0 e—T.V STEREO aTh • ' :rnr. , . • • • , Complele Line ZENITH. TELEVISION •AND STEREO SALES SERVICE Seaforth E14ctroniCs .1,7 Sparling St., 527-1150 WIRING - INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL • FARM WIRING .•••-• **I CALL GARY DILL • Brodhagen ' 345-2442 or 347-2435 ,- WELDING R.R. 1, BORNHOLM —• , • ZWAAN'S r- CONCRETE • • • 0 • • • o; . • •• • • • • • • • • • 0, •E • • • • WELDING AND EQUIPMENT Winnipeg Rd. Vanastra 482-7931 SALES AND SERVICE • OF Alumin U 171 Welding Livestock Racks Edbro Hoists Grain Bodies Filth -Wheel Trailers General Repairs HY-sirEff READY MIX LTD. 420 BAYFIELD RD., • CLINTOk-ONTARIO 482-3431 • PLUMBING— PLUMBING •Repeirt 8, installations °Water Softeners Mervin A. Jones Plumbing & Hosting 887,6685 • 111 • • • • • 6' • • • • • •