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The Huron Expositor, 1990-09-19, Page 15• 37. NOTICE NOTICE TO I CREDITORS • MOMS TO WIT0!$ AND °TWINS Is The Ila ore• 04 04*1TA/S WOO* All persons havwig claims aosirtat tM estate of Charles Wood, toile of Sur village of Egrnordville in else County at Huron who died on or about the 30th goy of July 1190 are hereby nottfied to send in full particulars of their claims to the unders.Wned on or before titre 26th day of September 1990 otter wiwch dote tM assets will be distributed hov ing regard only to dorms then removed Dated at Seafiorth Ontario this 27th day of August 1990 McCONNEU. MEW ART It DIVIlilttt A u a Barristers. ac.. Seaforth. Ontario Solicitor. I. the •s•cvt•r 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY 1 • Fuel Oil Furnace Repair and Ckanins Paratchek's Maintenance Dublin 345-2235 STUMP REMOVAL Reasonable Rates Call , CUT -RITE TREE SERVICES 229-8802 \ ks Abattoir and Meat Market Hwy. 83 - 31 miles east of Exeter !F -11r{ Try us for CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING Kill Days - Tuesdays OUR SPECIALTY Home cured and smoked meats processed exactly the way you like it. STRYKER'S -, SIDING INSTALLATION •SIDING *SOFFIT •FASCIA *ALUMINUM & VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 'STORM WiNDOWS & DOORS •EAVESTROUGHING QUAL/TY RENOVATiONSI FREE ESTIMATES( OVER ZID YEARS EXPERIENCE FALL CLEANUP 39. CARIB OF THANKS 1 MILE We woua law it) thank CAMS end Carol Anne, Kan and Anile, Cagily and Jen WilNrweon. Jim and Pauline Whyte for our 4OIh Wadding Annoyer - soy celebration. Thanks sea to our friends, neighbours and reislNSS for their attendance and bas>,illhJl p Its. flowers and cards, thanks a4D 10 the Brodhagen Chamber al Comm.roe lot the win of the hal and tsoIISIas, R is sal very much apprectaled and sill naval to be forgotten. Thank you. Harry and Luella Regale. 3e -3S xf !11GGS Thank you Dolphin• and Vern Doimage for aN the love and kirldrless to Tina, making it possible lar me to go to Kingston Rosalind Higgs 39.38 x 1 MASSER 1 would Tike to thank everyone who at- tended the community shower for me in Walton, your many gifts are greedy appreciated and will always remind me of each of you. To all my friends and neighbours I hope you remambar that my door is always open tor tea at 120 North St . Blyth Ruthie Theme( 39-38 at RATHWELL My sincere thank you to everyone who attended the community shower at the Brucetield United Church on Wednes- day September 12 Special thanks to Edith Swan, Cathy Mustard and Marg Lydian and Donna Stirling tor arrang- ing the shower and organizing the entertainment for the evening Thank you again to all friends, relatives and neighbours, your thoughtfulness was very much appreciated Kim 39-38 -1 •CUSTOM PLOWING •LEAF REMOVAL •EAVESTROUGH CLEANING FALL FERTILIZING STAFFEN'S LAWN CARE SEAFORTH •, 527-2280 39. CARDS OF THANKS O'BRIEN i would like to thank the Seaforth Legion for giving me the opportunity of representing them in the Fall Fair Queen Competition Thanks to the Agricultural Society for all the work they put into this event and for our trip to the CNE It will always be a memorable year for me 1 would like to congratulate our new Fall Fair Queen - Kate Papple Seaforth Legion Representative, Shelly O'Brien. 39-38 -1 HAMILTON The family of the Tate Pearl Hamilton wishes to express sincere appreciation to friends, neighbours and relatives for their kindness, funeral home visits, memorial donations. flowers, cards, food and expressions of sympathy A special thank you to Rev Paul Ross for his kind words and Mr James Breen for his hospital visit, Beattie and Falconer Funeral Home (Ball Chapel) Clinton, for their kindness. assistance and support. A special thanks to the Burns U C W for providing the lunch. A sincere thank you to the staff of Home Care for their tenderness in car- ing for Mom while rhe was at home, Dr Salsbury, nurses and staff of Clin- ton Public Hospital All thee* acts of kindness are appreciated and will always be remembered Shirley and Murray Lyon, Helen and Milton Dale, Lenora and Everett Lamont and their families 39-38 x t STEELE Thanks to the Horticulture Society for the Qbxenia plant. that I won at the meeting 39-38 vi IT MAKES YOU WONDER ABOUT THE PYRAMIDS when you consider that two cranes, capable of lifting over 200 tons apiece, had to be called into action when the base was put into position for the new Tuckersmith Township bridge on Concession 4 last week. Five cement cross -beams, 100 feet long and weighing in at 76,000 lbs. apiece, were delivered to the site and hefted into place. The whole operation took less than two and a half hours, and plenty of area resident turned out to cheer the cranes on. Elliott photo. Every little bit helps Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY McCALL 8874677 w omen in the bnvtronment was the topic for the Walton Women's Institute meeting Wednesday evening, September 12 held in the hall. Margaret Mclnroy welcomed ten members and quest, then read on article on pollution. The Institute Ode was sung fol- lowed by the Mary Stewart Collect and '0 Canada'. Marion Godkin was pianist for the evening. Mar- jory Humphries read the minutes, CROSS CANADA MARKETPLACE IT'S FAST - ITS EASY! ONE CALL, ONE BILL DOES IT ALL. THINK BIG - CALL THIS NEWSPAPER FOR DETAILS. SALES HELP WANTED HOUSEWIVES, Mothers and interested persons needed immediately to sell toys and gifts for National Home Party Plan. No investment, delivenes or money collection. Call (519) 258- 7905. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES EXTRA INCOME! Grow baitworms in your basement or garage. Odorless operation. Low investment. Market guaranteed! Free information Early Bird Ecology, RRS1 Smithville, Ontario, LOR 2A0 (416) 643-4252. HAVE YOUR OWN BUSINESS. Ladies dance/exercisewear Excellent profits. Your own hours. Fitness contacts an asset Request information package: Finelines, 294 Wilson, Downsview, Ontario M3H 1 S8. NEW BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Top dollars. Full/part-time. No selling. No investment. Mass appeal. Be first! (306) 343- 6515 Business Options, 2121 Wiggins Ave., Saskatoon. SK. S7J 1W4. AUTO REPAIR GARAGE and house in Northwestern Ontario near Lake of the Woods. Excellent Opportunity. Forestry, farming and tounst area. Contact (807) 597-6573. OVER $50.000 POSSIBLE. Trio Pitta supplies 150 outlets in Maritimes and B.C. Introduce product line in restaurants, bars, cafeterias. Investment requkred $11,500. Exclusive territory (506) 853-4110, cdRect. START YOUR OWN 10K Jewelry Business for as little as $50. Fabulous designs, superb quality, excellent profits The Gold Discovery, 14335-47 Ave . Edn,onton, T6H 089- (403) 434- 2550. HELP WANTED HALIBURTON HIGHLANDS - Year Round Resort requires dining room waiters waitresses and bartender. Send resume to • Wig-A-Mog Inn, R.R.2. Haiiburton. Ont. KOM 1S0 (705) 457- 2000 SUNSHINE VILLAGE requires lift operators, cooks. etc to fill ski hill positions. Send resume. Box 1510, Banff, AB, TOL OCO (403) 762-6546, fax (403) 762-6513 HORSE FARM near Toronto requires couple Ons- work in barn One care for baby Accommodation- two persons only. Apply, references Box 705. Gormley. LOH 1GO. CAREER TRAINING FREE career guide to home -study correspondence Diploma courses Accounting. Aircondieornng, Bookkeeping, Business. Cosmetology. Electronics. Legal/Medical Secretary, Psydiotogy, Trawl Granton (5A) 263 Adelaide West. Toronto, 1-800-950- 1072. TRANSPORT DRIVER TRAINING for rewarding careers in trucking Class A -Z and DI licences Days and weekend courses Job placement assistance. Markel Transport Training. Guelph 1-800-266- 7173. • LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the Southwestern Ontario School of Auctionesnng Next dans October 20-27/90 For information, contact: Southwestern Ontano School of Auctioneerirlg, R R t5, Woodstock, Ontario, N4S 7V9 (519) 5372115 AUCTION BELLAMY EQUIPMENT, Stayner, Ontario Sept 26/90 Reduction Auction Tractors. combines. bailers. manure spreaders. tillage, tires, elevators. antique tractors, garden equipment. fork lifts 1.600-461.5646 or (705) 428-3130. WANTED FOR AUCTION Oct 6 Rifles. shotguns. hunting equipment, wildlife paintings trophy heeds, decoys, books and magazines. Indian relics, hand tools, etc CaN Freeman -Brooks Auctions (519) 426-8317 SERVICES MEMORIES! Transfer your home movies to video. Only 7 cents per foot. Details phone or write Memory Lane Video, 30 Delaware Ave., Chatham, Ontario, N7L 2W2. (519) 351-3502. ADOPTION ESTABLISHED, PROFESSIONAL LOVING COUPLE wishes to adopt a baby. Listed with a licensed adoption agency and have homestudy available. Call Mary collect at (519) 869-6531. FOR SALE BIG, PEPPY BAITWORMS. Wholesale, retail. Never need refrigeration. Early Bird Ecology, RRs1, Smithville, Ontario, LOR 2A0, (416) 643-4252. STAINED GLASS: Shop by mail. Glass and supplies- Great Pnoes. 184pg catalogue, $5.00 (refundable): The Glass Place. 50 Ste -Anne, Pointe -Claire, Quebec, H9S 4P8 Orders Call. 1- 800-3133-7855. SEASONED FIREWOOD. All split hardwood. cut in 4 -foot lengths. Call (519) 698-2818, after 8pm MORTGAGES ARE YOU A HOMEOWNER' We have mortgage money for any purpose- Pay off credit cards No qualifying hassels Excel Financial Corporation (tollfree) 1-800-265-6984. OUT OF TOWN PROPERTIES CROWN LAND availability and Ontano properties to be sold for unpaid taxes. For information write: Properties, Dept. CN, Box 5380, Stn. F. Ottawa, K2C 3J1. MUSIC HOW TO PLAY POPULAR PIANO. New home study course Fast. easy method Guaranteed! FREE information. Write: Popular Music. Studio 65, 3284 Bouchene Road, Kelowna, B.C. VIZ 2H2. VACATiON/TRAVEL SOUTH CAROLINA - MYRTLE BEACH Resort - Oceanfront Condos, Tennis, Indoor Pool, Putting Green, Saunas, Whirlpools, Housekeeping and Golf Packages. FREE Brochure 1-800-448-5653 or 1-803-238-3902 FALL FISHING Lake Nipissing - Musk*, Pickerel, Pike. Modern HK Cottages. Packages from $115. p.p. includes accommodation, boat. motor, plus- (705) 724-2486. STEEL BUILDINGS BUILDING CLEARANCE. -Save thousands while supply lasts we have limited steel left from our largest summer sale straitwall & quonsst types - Paragon - 24 Hours - 1-800-263- 6499 BUILDING FACTORY STEEL CLEARANCE - Unbeatable prices - 30x40's - quonset $3,469'. S -Model $4,239'- Straightwall $8,249'. Complete with endwalls Fast Delivery. Limited offer. PIONEER/ECONOSPAN 1-800-668-5422 (24 hours) BUILDINGS Plowing match special, Ouonssts. -S' Models 8 Strakghtwalls Factory has allocated 29 buildings Various Sires, No reasonable Offer Refused Call Future 1-800-668 865.3 COMING EVENTS NINTH ANNUAL FOREST CiTY Nostalgia and Aneque Show and Sale. Canada Building, Western Fairgrounds, London October 2001, 12-9pm. Oct. 21st, 11-6pm. Admission $3 60 dealerSI Olga (519) 6741610 PERSONALS STOP BEDWETTING United Enu►ettc has corrected 20,000 cases Bedwetting frustrates, embarrasses and sometimes weakens school abilities. Get confidential information from UE SC, Box 3311, Cambridge, N3H 413 Your ad could appear in community newspapers in Ontario. or right across Canada, or any Individual province. Space Is Limited, so Call This Newspaper Today! THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 19 i 9 () , 5 Girl Guides returning to Hensall this fall liaaaar Caetreepea i et SUSAN HABTMAN 34 The Fiealtlall Park Board Aerobics and Kilda Beat programs begin next weds. AU Cindi Reaburn for more information. Brownies began cm Monday, send Guides will be aieeung ui Hensall for the first time in many years. Call Curdy Verhoeve if you are interested or if you hdvc a guide uniform a sell. Fourteen Henna folks ensued the Hensall Scouting Father -Son camp at the Pinery on the Week- end. Despite the nasty weather, the group spent many fun hours canoeing, fishing, hildng and -of - course eaung. A large number of Boer were spoued at various times over the weekend. One of the features noted by the campers were the five foot waves on the beach on Saturday. 1t appear as if the boys got soaked by the Luke as well as by the rain! Don't forget that the Library Reading Circle will run tonight form 7 - 8 p.m. The cost is $5 per child, and the Circle is open to all youngsters in grades 1 - 5. PEOPLE Gerald Flynn has recovered from his illness over the summer, (at his barber -shop) and is once again open for business. Congratulations to Nick and Jane Fragiskatos on the birth of their fourth child, Demetrious, last Mon- day. A big "Welcome" is extended to new Hensallites Fred and Judy Simmons, son Adam and daughters Jane and Ann of Oxford St. East. SENIOR POT LUCK HELD The September meeting of the Three Links Seniors of Hensall opened with a pot -luck dinner, with 22 members present. Walter Knowles chaired the meeting. The senors are to eatery= at HuT011- view an Septlernba 19, when the Hlcrlallll Swwguig Sauces will play. The rally will be heek1 at Baytica on October 16, with registrauoo from 12 - 1 p.m. Walter ad Ethel Knowles gave a report of the U.S.C.O. convention in London. Many resolutions were passed concerning senora. Happy Birthday was sung for Dorothy Mickle. Bingo w silvers were Evelyn MacL.eruh, Annie Reid, Gerrie Mar, Pearl McKnight, Walter Knowles, Lenore Lockwood, Olga Chipchasc and Pearl Taylor. NORTH CREST NEWS Sadie Hoy returned Fnday form her cottage at Point Claris, having spent the summer there. Uteri and Pearl McKnight held a shower in the lounge on Saturday, night for their grandson Mark Gravett and his bride-to-be Cathy Williams, both of Toronto. Several of the relatives auended. SHUFFLEBOARD High six game winners for Sep- tember 11 were Dave Woodward (485); Glen Davidson (468); Thel- ma Thiel (463); Dave Kyle (411) and Evelyn McBeath (409). Walter Knowls and Hazel McEwen tied at (397). CHURCH CIRCLE MEETS The Friendship Circle of the United Church got fall underway with a meeting on Monday, Sep- tember 10. Chairperson Dianne Gerstenkorn shared her experiences, stories and photos from two back- packing and canoeing trips in the Timagami region of Ontario. The presentation was quite interesting, and was followed with 'Tea and Talk". In October the quest speaker will be Sharon Worm on the "Huron Safe Homes for Youth" organization. Walton women learn financial report and correspondence. A letter was read from Peggy Knapp, F.W.I.C. President It was decided that the noon luncheons will begin next month. The next meeting been changed to October 4, and further notice will be given by convener, Marion Godkin as to the time to meet at the hall. The Huron County Rally will be held at the Belgrave Institute Hall on Monday, October 1. Starting at 9:30 a.m. Margaret Mclnroy will be a delegate, along with Berva Wat- son, and anyone who is wishing to go should let Margaret know. Voting delegates were chosen to attend the Area Convention, Oc- tober 25 - 26 in Atwood, and Marion Godkin reported on a meeting that she attended in Fordwich. Helen Craig spoke on "Women in the Environment" saying that women can help make the dif- ference. Get into action; simple things help make the difference such as having a reusable bag on hand for shopping. The district Institute is interested in coming up with a promotion for a resolution in the near future, pushing for returnable glass pop bottles. Helen conducted a discus- sion of pros and cons on cans or boules, giving members much food for thought. There were many sug- gestions given on the roll call,"How did you improve your environment this year?" The meeting closed with Institute Grace and everyone adjourned tot he basement where refreshments were served by Mary Humphries and Margaret Craig. CHURCH NEWS Everyone is welcome to the 125th Anniversary at Duffs United Church this Sunday, September 23 at 11 a.m. Special music will be supplied by the Bosman Family of Londesboro and John King will be the quest speaker. A time of fellow- ship will follow with refreshments. Sunday, September 16, the Sun- day School presented a video, "The Ten Commandments" while the regular service was being held. Award Sunday will be held for the Sunday School on September 30, when regular classes are to begin for the winter season. PEOPLE ON THE GO Visiting with Isabelle Shortreed last Saturday were Bob and Joan Clark, Wendy and Rodney of Gor- rie, and formerly of Walton. Hazel Watkins of Londesboro visited at the same home last week. Freida Pipe of Brussels spent an afternoon with Isabelle recently. Becky Laverty of Seaforth visited on the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williamson, and attended the shower for Ruthie Thamer on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Garry Beach of Sterling Heights, and visited with Alice's sister, Mary Saunders of Royal Oak, Michigan who had been a patient in the hospital suffering from a heart attack. Happily, she has been able to return home to recuperate. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huether and Mrs. Ruby Webster attended the Anniversary service on Sunday at Varna United Church, and later visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scot - more of Bayfield. Several ladies for this arca at- ' tended the open house on Saturday afternoon for Ruthie Thamer at their house in Blyth. Society gives pointers on care of old photos The regular meeting of the Huron Country Branch of The Ontario Genealogical Society was held on Napier Street, Goderich Sept. 5. Guest speaker was OGS President Alison Lobb of Clinton. Her topic was "the care and dating of old photos." Care: 1) do NOT write across the hack of photos, the ink can rot the paper, do it along the bottom or edge, hut don't forget to identify your later photos. 2) Acid in the paper and some albums can be destructive, acid free papers and albums are available. 3) Sunlight and florescent lights fade photos, fingerprints show, a fungus will grow on photos if left in a damp place or will curl if in a hot place like an attic. 4) Professional restoring of these can be done or negatives of these can be made with a black and white film, a 35 mm camera touria alter lens, no flash, OUTSIDE n a bright day. Dating: 1) What TYPE, tin, small, large, may determine the earliest possible date taken. 2) What the clothing or hairstyles are like. 3) What occasions it may have. been taken for, i.e. weddings. military service, family groups. 4) Check photographers names in old papers which are on microfilm at most libraries or in business directories for the area named. The group will meet next Oct. 3, 7:30 p.m. in Goderich. The guest speaker will be Philippa Rorgal, her topic '"The Skelton in my Closet is Still Alive." a'% •• • PEOPLE SERVING PEOPLE t -,..., ,, , r_'' all!. N IR 'C, • i Huron Axpos�tor 1" 527-0240 IT MAKES YOU WONDER ABOUT THE PYRAMIDS when you consider that two cranes, capable of lifting over 200 tons apiece, had to be called into action when the base was put into position for the new Tuckersmith Township bridge on Concession 4 last week. Five cement cross -beams, 100 feet long and weighing in at 76,000 lbs. apiece, were delivered to the site and hefted into place. The whole operation took less than two and a half hours, and plenty of area resident turned out to cheer the cranes on. Elliott photo. Every little bit helps Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY McCALL 8874677 w omen in the bnvtronment was the topic for the Walton Women's Institute meeting Wednesday evening, September 12 held in the hall. Margaret Mclnroy welcomed ten members and quest, then read on article on pollution. The Institute Ode was sung fol- lowed by the Mary Stewart Collect and '0 Canada'. Marion Godkin was pianist for the evening. Mar- jory Humphries read the minutes, CROSS CANADA MARKETPLACE IT'S FAST - ITS EASY! ONE CALL, ONE BILL DOES IT ALL. THINK BIG - CALL THIS NEWSPAPER FOR DETAILS. SALES HELP WANTED HOUSEWIVES, Mothers and interested persons needed immediately to sell toys and gifts for National Home Party Plan. No investment, delivenes or money collection. Call (519) 258- 7905. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES EXTRA INCOME! Grow baitworms in your basement or garage. Odorless operation. Low investment. Market guaranteed! Free information Early Bird Ecology, RRS1 Smithville, Ontario, LOR 2A0 (416) 643-4252. HAVE YOUR OWN BUSINESS. Ladies dance/exercisewear Excellent profits. Your own hours. Fitness contacts an asset Request information package: Finelines, 294 Wilson, Downsview, Ontario M3H 1 S8. NEW BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Top dollars. Full/part-time. No selling. No investment. Mass appeal. Be first! (306) 343- 6515 Business Options, 2121 Wiggins Ave., Saskatoon. SK. S7J 1W4. AUTO REPAIR GARAGE and house in Northwestern Ontario near Lake of the Woods. Excellent Opportunity. Forestry, farming and tounst area. Contact (807) 597-6573. OVER $50.000 POSSIBLE. Trio Pitta supplies 150 outlets in Maritimes and B.C. Introduce product line in restaurants, bars, cafeterias. Investment requkred $11,500. Exclusive territory (506) 853-4110, cdRect. START YOUR OWN 10K Jewelry Business for as little as $50. Fabulous designs, superb quality, excellent profits The Gold Discovery, 14335-47 Ave . Edn,onton, T6H 089- (403) 434- 2550. HELP WANTED HALIBURTON HIGHLANDS - Year Round Resort requires dining room waiters waitresses and bartender. Send resume to • Wig-A-Mog Inn, R.R.2. Haiiburton. Ont. KOM 1S0 (705) 457- 2000 SUNSHINE VILLAGE requires lift operators, cooks. etc to fill ski hill positions. Send resume. Box 1510, Banff, AB, TOL OCO (403) 762-6546, fax (403) 762-6513 HORSE FARM near Toronto requires couple Ons- work in barn One care for baby Accommodation- two persons only. Apply, references Box 705. Gormley. LOH 1GO. CAREER TRAINING FREE career guide to home -study correspondence Diploma courses Accounting. Aircondieornng, Bookkeeping, Business. Cosmetology. Electronics. Legal/Medical Secretary, Psydiotogy, Trawl Granton (5A) 263 Adelaide West. Toronto, 1-800-950- 1072. TRANSPORT DRIVER TRAINING for rewarding careers in trucking Class A -Z and DI licences Days and weekend courses Job placement assistance. Markel Transport Training. Guelph 1-800-266- 7173. • LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the Southwestern Ontario School of Auctionesnng Next dans October 20-27/90 For information, contact: Southwestern Ontano School of Auctioneerirlg, R R t5, Woodstock, Ontario, N4S 7V9 (519) 5372115 AUCTION BELLAMY EQUIPMENT, Stayner, Ontario Sept 26/90 Reduction Auction Tractors. combines. bailers. manure spreaders. tillage, tires, elevators. antique tractors, garden equipment. fork lifts 1.600-461.5646 or (705) 428-3130. WANTED FOR AUCTION Oct 6 Rifles. shotguns. hunting equipment, wildlife paintings trophy heeds, decoys, books and magazines. Indian relics, hand tools, etc CaN Freeman -Brooks Auctions (519) 426-8317 SERVICES MEMORIES! Transfer your home movies to video. Only 7 cents per foot. Details phone or write Memory Lane Video, 30 Delaware Ave., Chatham, Ontario, N7L 2W2. (519) 351-3502. ADOPTION ESTABLISHED, PROFESSIONAL LOVING COUPLE wishes to adopt a baby. Listed with a licensed adoption agency and have homestudy available. Call Mary collect at (519) 869-6531. FOR SALE BIG, PEPPY BAITWORMS. Wholesale, retail. Never need refrigeration. Early Bird Ecology, RRs1, Smithville, Ontario, LOR 2A0, (416) 643-4252. STAINED GLASS: Shop by mail. Glass and supplies- Great Pnoes. 184pg catalogue, $5.00 (refundable): The Glass Place. 50 Ste -Anne, Pointe -Claire, Quebec, H9S 4P8 Orders Call. 1- 800-3133-7855. SEASONED FIREWOOD. All split hardwood. cut in 4 -foot lengths. Call (519) 698-2818, after 8pm MORTGAGES ARE YOU A HOMEOWNER' We have mortgage money for any purpose- Pay off credit cards No qualifying hassels Excel Financial Corporation (tollfree) 1-800-265-6984. OUT OF TOWN PROPERTIES CROWN LAND availability and Ontano properties to be sold for unpaid taxes. For information write: Properties, Dept. CN, Box 5380, Stn. F. Ottawa, K2C 3J1. MUSIC HOW TO PLAY POPULAR PIANO. New home study course Fast. easy method Guaranteed! FREE information. Write: Popular Music. Studio 65, 3284 Bouchene Road, Kelowna, B.C. VIZ 2H2. VACATiON/TRAVEL SOUTH CAROLINA - MYRTLE BEACH Resort - Oceanfront Condos, Tennis, Indoor Pool, Putting Green, Saunas, Whirlpools, Housekeeping and Golf Packages. FREE Brochure 1-800-448-5653 or 1-803-238-3902 FALL FISHING Lake Nipissing - Musk*, Pickerel, Pike. Modern HK Cottages. Packages from $115. p.p. includes accommodation, boat. motor, plus- (705) 724-2486. STEEL BUILDINGS BUILDING CLEARANCE. -Save thousands while supply lasts we have limited steel left from our largest summer sale straitwall & quonsst types - Paragon - 24 Hours - 1-800-263- 6499 BUILDING FACTORY STEEL CLEARANCE - Unbeatable prices - 30x40's - quonset $3,469'. S -Model $4,239'- Straightwall $8,249'. Complete with endwalls Fast Delivery. Limited offer. PIONEER/ECONOSPAN 1-800-668-5422 (24 hours) BUILDINGS Plowing match special, Ouonssts. -S' Models 8 Strakghtwalls Factory has allocated 29 buildings Various Sires, No reasonable Offer Refused Call Future 1-800-668 865.3 COMING EVENTS NINTH ANNUAL FOREST CiTY Nostalgia and Aneque Show and Sale. Canada Building, Western Fairgrounds, London October 2001, 12-9pm. Oct. 21st, 11-6pm. Admission $3 60 dealerSI Olga (519) 6741610 PERSONALS STOP BEDWETTING United Enu►ettc has corrected 20,000 cases Bedwetting frustrates, embarrasses and sometimes weakens school abilities. Get confidential information from UE SC, Box 3311, Cambridge, N3H 413 Your ad could appear in community newspapers in Ontario. or right across Canada, or any Individual province. Space Is Limited, so Call This Newspaper Today! THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 19 i 9 () , 5 Girl Guides returning to Hensall this fall liaaaar Caetreepea i et SUSAN HABTMAN 34 The Fiealtlall Park Board Aerobics and Kilda Beat programs begin next weds. AU Cindi Reaburn for more information. Brownies began cm Monday, send Guides will be aieeung ui Hensall for the first time in many years. Call Curdy Verhoeve if you are interested or if you hdvc a guide uniform a sell. Fourteen Henna folks ensued the Hensall Scouting Father -Son camp at the Pinery on the Week- end. Despite the nasty weather, the group spent many fun hours canoeing, fishing, hildng and -of - course eaung. A large number of Boer were spoued at various times over the weekend. One of the features noted by the campers were the five foot waves on the beach on Saturday. 1t appear as if the boys got soaked by the Luke as well as by the rain! Don't forget that the Library Reading Circle will run tonight form 7 - 8 p.m. The cost is $5 per child, and the Circle is open to all youngsters in grades 1 - 5. PEOPLE Gerald Flynn has recovered from his illness over the summer, (at his barber -shop) and is once again open for business. Congratulations to Nick and Jane Fragiskatos on the birth of their fourth child, Demetrious, last Mon- day. A big "Welcome" is extended to new Hensallites Fred and Judy Simmons, son Adam and daughters Jane and Ann of Oxford St. East. SENIOR POT LUCK HELD The September meeting of the Three Links Seniors of Hensall opened with a pot -luck dinner, with 22 members present. Walter Knowles chaired the meeting. The senors are to eatery= at HuT011- view an Septlernba 19, when the Hlcrlallll Swwguig Sauces will play. The rally will be heek1 at Baytica on October 16, with registrauoo from 12 - 1 p.m. Walter ad Ethel Knowles gave a report of the U.S.C.O. convention in London. Many resolutions were passed concerning senora. Happy Birthday was sung for Dorothy Mickle. Bingo w silvers were Evelyn MacL.eruh, Annie Reid, Gerrie Mar, Pearl McKnight, Walter Knowles, Lenore Lockwood, Olga Chipchasc and Pearl Taylor. NORTH CREST NEWS Sadie Hoy returned Fnday form her cottage at Point Claris, having spent the summer there. Uteri and Pearl McKnight held a shower in the lounge on Saturday, night for their grandson Mark Gravett and his bride-to-be Cathy Williams, both of Toronto. Several of the relatives auended. SHUFFLEBOARD High six game winners for Sep- tember 11 were Dave Woodward (485); Glen Davidson (468); Thel- ma Thiel (463); Dave Kyle (411) and Evelyn McBeath (409). Walter Knowls and Hazel McEwen tied at (397). CHURCH CIRCLE MEETS The Friendship Circle of the United Church got fall underway with a meeting on Monday, Sep- tember 10. Chairperson Dianne Gerstenkorn shared her experiences, stories and photos from two back- packing and canoeing trips in the Timagami region of Ontario. The presentation was quite interesting, and was followed with 'Tea and Talk". In October the quest speaker will be Sharon Worm on the "Huron Safe Homes for Youth" organization. Walton women learn financial report and correspondence. A letter was read from Peggy Knapp, F.W.I.C. President It was decided that the noon luncheons will begin next month. The next meeting been changed to October 4, and further notice will be given by convener, Marion Godkin as to the time to meet at the hall. The Huron County Rally will be held at the Belgrave Institute Hall on Monday, October 1. Starting at 9:30 a.m. Margaret Mclnroy will be a delegate, along with Berva Wat- son, and anyone who is wishing to go should let Margaret know. Voting delegates were chosen to attend the Area Convention, Oc- tober 25 - 26 in Atwood, and Marion Godkin reported on a meeting that she attended in Fordwich. Helen Craig spoke on "Women in the Environment" saying that women can help make the dif- ference. Get into action; simple things help make the difference such as having a reusable bag on hand for shopping. The district Institute is interested in coming up with a promotion for a resolution in the near future, pushing for returnable glass pop bottles. Helen conducted a discus- sion of pros and cons on cans or boules, giving members much food for thought. There were many sug- gestions given on the roll call,"How did you improve your environment this year?" The meeting closed with Institute Grace and everyone adjourned tot he basement where refreshments were served by Mary Humphries and Margaret Craig. CHURCH NEWS Everyone is welcome to the 125th Anniversary at Duffs United Church this Sunday, September 23 at 11 a.m. Special music will be supplied by the Bosman Family of Londesboro and John King will be the quest speaker. A time of fellow- ship will follow with refreshments. Sunday, September 16, the Sun- day School presented a video, "The Ten Commandments" while the regular service was being held. Award Sunday will be held for the Sunday School on September 30, when regular classes are to begin for the winter season. PEOPLE ON THE GO Visiting with Isabelle Shortreed last Saturday were Bob and Joan Clark, Wendy and Rodney of Gor- rie, and formerly of Walton. Hazel Watkins of Londesboro visited at the same home last week. Freida Pipe of Brussels spent an afternoon with Isabelle recently. Becky Laverty of Seaforth visited on the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williamson, and attended the shower for Ruthie Thamer on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Garry Beach of Sterling Heights, and visited with Alice's sister, Mary Saunders of Royal Oak, Michigan who had been a patient in the hospital suffering from a heart attack. Happily, she has been able to return home to recuperate. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huether and Mrs. Ruby Webster attended the Anniversary service on Sunday at Varna United Church, and later visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scot - more of Bayfield. Several ladies for this arca at- ' tended the open house on Saturday afternoon for Ruthie Thamer at their house in Blyth. Society gives pointers on care of old photos The regular meeting of the Huron Country Branch of The Ontario Genealogical Society was held on Napier Street, Goderich Sept. 5. Guest speaker was OGS President Alison Lobb of Clinton. Her topic was "the care and dating of old photos." Care: 1) do NOT write across the hack of photos, the ink can rot the paper, do it along the bottom or edge, hut don't forget to identify your later photos. 2) Acid in the paper and some albums can be destructive, acid free papers and albums are available. 3) Sunlight and florescent lights fade photos, fingerprints show, a fungus will grow on photos if left in a damp place or will curl if in a hot place like an attic. 4) Professional restoring of these can be done or negatives of these can be made with a black and white film, a 35 mm camera touria alter lens, no flash, OUTSIDE n a bright day. Dating: 1) What TYPE, tin, small, large, may determine the earliest possible date taken. 2) What the clothing or hairstyles are like. 3) What occasions it may have. been taken for, i.e. weddings. military service, family groups. 4) Check photographers names in old papers which are on microfilm at most libraries or in business directories for the area named. The group will meet next Oct. 3, 7:30 p.m. in Goderich. The guest speaker will be Philippa Rorgal, her topic '"The Skelton in my Closet is Still Alive."