The Huron Expositor, 1980-08-07, Page 18• tThE HURON EXPOSITOR. AUGUST 7 1980 — 1
COrrespondent
MRS. B. AlacGREGOR
262-2015
Charles Mickle, Hamilton
visited Friday and Saturday
with his 'mother Mrs. Laird
Nlickle before 'leaving for a
month's vacation in the
Caribbean. °
-Ws's Kathryn Sells of
• London_was• _a__ week -end
visitor with Miss Greta Lam-
mie. •
Mr a." Mabel (Fee) Ball a
London and friend visited
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Noakes.
Miss Kathryn Amess of
London vacationed last 'week
rwith her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Noakes..
Mr. Michael Davis of
Vancouver, B.C. surprised,
his -pkrents Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Davis by flying here to
visit with them, also with his
sister and brother-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Rathwell
and Katie.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shad -
dick and family of Kitchener
visited on the week -end with
the former'S mother Mrs.
Pearl Shaddick.
THOMSON REUNION '
The' 41st' annual Thomson
reunion was held recently at
the farm of Ken , and Pat
Britton, R.R. 2 Dublin with
an attendance of 47. •
After a delicious smorgas-
bord dinner a short business
meeting Was held with Vice -
President Ken Britton in
charge. A moment of silence
was held in memory pf. any
members who had pYissed,
sway during the past year.
Greetings were extended
through a telephone call from
John and Loreen Thomson in
Arb:ona.
Results of the sports were:
Races 4 and under -Jordan
Stanlake; 7 and Under -Stev-
en Foster; 10 and under -
Janet Britton; Boys 11 and
up -Bruce Thomson; _Girls 11
and up -Joann Pepper; Bal-
loon Toss Relay -Clarence
Priestap, Pam Foster; Wheel
barrow Race - Janet Britton
&Brenda Pepper; Shoe Race
• Laura Britton.
It was decided to hold the
picnic next year on the 3rd
Sunday in July at the farm of
Ken & Pat Britton, R.R. 2.
Dublin. Officers for next year
are: President Ken Britton;
Vice President - John Thom-
son; Secretary-Treasurer-
Joyee Pepper; Lunch Com.
mittce-Norm and Mabel Stan -
lake, Ken and Pat Britton;
Sports Committee: Joyce
Foster and Cindy Cornish.
• MRS. NOAKES RECEIVES
CA1L FROM CALITOMA
Mrs. Annie Noakes re-
ceived' a telephone call from
her daughter Mrs. Frances
Simon in Senra California
on her birthday which she
observed this week. Visiting
with Mrs. Noakes on Sunday
were her son and clanghter-in
law Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd
Noakes Mt. Brydges,and Mr.
and Mrs. William Noakes
and Babe and Mrs. , Rosa
Harris of Crediton. Mrs.•
Noakes received many. cards
and messages and several
ladies visited ' with her on
Monday afternoon.
•Mr. and Mrs. Oren Wil-
liams arid Mr. Gordon Rob-,
inson mmerside, Prince
Edward Islan nt two
weeks visiting with
Mrs. George Parker and
sons.
CELEBRATE 25th
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. • and Mrs. ° Wayne
Smith, Hensall celebrated
their 25th wedding anniver-
sary on "Saturday evening
when they entertained rel-
atives and friends at the
Hensel! Community Centre,
Hensall. Dancing s enjoy-
ed to music "Swing
Masters" orches of Lon-
don. A smorgasbord lunch
was served.- Mr. and Mrs.
Smith's mother's Mrs. Pearl
Petzke, Exeter and Mrs.
Irene Smith' Seaforth both
attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Raeburn
of Coronation, Alberta are
holidaying with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rae!.
burn and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Slade.
Mrs. Carl Payne and Mrs.
Cecil Pepper" attended the
75th Anniversary of1.0xfold
North Women's Institute
District at Embr6 on Tuesday
last, July 29th.
HENSALL UNITED -•
- CHURCILSERVICE --
A gospel hymn -sing open-
ed the regular morning ser-
yice at United Church on
Sunday August 3rd, with
Rev. Stanley McDonald in
the pulpit. Mrs. Donna St.
John was the soloist and
contributed - much to the
service with "The Lord is My
- Shepherd." Miss Karen Mc-
Allister very capably played
the piano for the service. At
the children's story time," the
verse, "Jesus is the Rock of
my Salvation" was sung with
the adults joining in with
words and actions. Ushers
were four -younger people,
namely Tim Mann, Jim
Thrower, Michael McGregor
and Bill Stebbins.
The. sermon was based on
the story of "The Sower".
The main thought in this
A film entitled "Peppy
Goes to the South Seas" was
shown to the children at the
Hensall Public' Library on
Tuesday. • Mrs. Velma
Robinson, the -librarian. was
in charge.
Queensway
Queensway Nursing Home
welcomes a ,nesy resident
Shirley Cassidy to the home.
"Birthday Greetings" to
those who celebrated July
birthdays namely: Jim Mc-
Dougall, , Louise Mitchell,
Vivian Alderson, Hiram
French.
Visitor with Russell Erratt
was Mrs. Gladys Coleman.
Bill & Ruby Triebner and
Mary Grady visited with
Muriel Tdebner. John & lya
Ridley & Jim. McNaughton •
visited Vera Lamtnie. Henry
& Marie Wilds, Mrs. Dor-
othy Lee & Kay Cockwell
visited with Mrs. Wilds. Jira.
Beaver and Susan Meisner
visited with Mac Beaver. Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles Fisher and
Les Mitchell visited with
Louise Mitchell. Irene Fin-
layson visited her mother
Mrs. Volland. Annie Fink-
beiner visited Levin Fink-
beiner. The high Men's
bawling score was Neil
Regan with 132 and the
ladies' high was Mary Pari -
mer 104.
Kippen peopie
REN A CALDWELL
262-5935
Mr. and Mrs. D.E. Kyle
are visiting their son and his
wife Mr. and Mrs. Don Kyle
in Amherst N.S.
Mr. and Mrs. Gunnet
Andersen. Plymouth. Mich:,
were recent 'guests with Mr.
and Mrs. W.I. Mats.
Mrs. Ed McBride is visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pine
and family in Brampton.
Mrs. George Blake.
London visited with Mr. and
Mts. Vivan Cooper over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Frank
Thompson, Toronto were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Workman.
Mr. and , Mrs. Arnold
Gackstetter, Lyn Anderson.
. Carrie Anderson and Tracy
Toner. Guelph. called on Mr.
on Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jones last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van
Wieren are holidaying in
Pembroke. •
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David
Longstaff
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Optician
87 Main $t. S. Seaforth
OPTOMETRISTS AND
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Prescriptions Filled Promptly
SUMMER HOURS ONLY
June 1/8010 Aug. 31/80
Mon. Tues. Timers. Friday
9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Closed Saturdays
Closed Wednesday
OPEN THURSDAY
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COMPLETE OPTICAL
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MUM COOING
„Mrs. Ernie Davis had the
misfortune to drop into a hole
while golfing on Monday ono
In so doing . fractured her
ankle.' 'She was taken to
South Huron Hospital, Elia:.
er where the ftacture was
reduced' and she was able. to
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Exterior and Interior
•Reasonable rates.
*Quality Work .
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Tom Burke
345-2756
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GORD'S
GULF
Licensed Mechanic
Serwco to all makes of cars
HOUSE CALLS
AVAILABLE
,527-0333
Geppetto's
Woodshop
Made to order
wooden toys &
small wooden
furniture
5 27-1 259
FARM SUPPLIES
Seaforth Co-op
527-0770
DECORATING
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Graves
Wallpaper
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Featuring A48137
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527-0550 Seaforth
ELECTRICAL
Fred Lawrence
Eiectrie-al
Cctntractor
HOME FARM &
' COMMERCIAL WIRING
Phone Auburn'526-'505
- , or
Mitchell 348-8684
ELECTRICAL
Geo. A. Sills
& Sons
HARDWARE
MERCHANTS .
PLUMBING, • HEATING
& ELECTRICAL EXPERTS
• ' Phone: 521.1620
Seaforth
PIANO
PIANO TUNING
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348-9223 Mitchell
CONCRETE
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MIX LTD.
420 BAYFIELD RD.,
CLINTON, ONTARIO
• 482-3431
FLOOR FINISHERS
M&M
Concrete
Floor
Finishers
Phone 345-2964
DUBLIN, ONTARIO
Owned & Operated by
Leonard Morrison Jr.
and
Peter E. Maloney Jr.
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_Carl /*Donald of • Atwood
visited this week at the
Manse withher son- Rev.
Stanley McDonald.
SERVICE RESIIIVIES
The regular ,,morning
worship Will ;resume 9,n^Suo•;,
day August 1.0111/iit 9 4,1t. in
Carmel. Presbyterian Church
with:ReV: •
charge. •
Director
FUNERAL' HOIVIS
Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home
ROSS W RIEIEY-
' DIRECTOR
8" poderich Si.. Seatorth
:Phone 527-1390
CEMETERY •
MONUMENTS
Sincere and
rteous service
INSURANCE
SEAFORTH
INSURANCE
39 Main St. S.
Seaforth
.Home .Business
.Farm .Auto .Life
. Sicknes-s &
• Accident
. Investments
527-1610
SEWING
SEWING MACHINE
SUPERMARKE1
Over 100 machine, on ent c:a•
Servtce utvg rnaotec
Sa:ee white Etna Her,..4•0.trE.1
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SEW AND SAVE
CENTRE LTD.
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(2 coon scuthetHvidaciin)
Stratford, 271460
MONUMENTS
Cemetery
Monuments
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Inscriptions Markers
Slumroorn Displas
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(ioderich Si Wesi
Agent for
Wingharn Memorials .
Seafnnh 5r.13Q__
IMPROVEMENTS
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Home
Improvements
Specialty aluminum and
sidingwindows.
and doors Additions.
renov a,ticins. etc
FREE ESTIMATES
887-6964
ADVERTISING
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INDUSTRIAL
RESIDENTIAL
n, and
FARM. WIRING
CALL
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Brodhagen
Electric
GARY DILL
345-2442
JOHN ELLIGSEN
34 5-2 447
' APPLIANCES
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APPLIANCE &
REFRIGERATION
SERVICE
Authorized factory warranty
Service and repairs to
KELVINATOR
_& INGLIS
APPLIANCES
Serv,ce anmdreeosair s to all
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HORNE'S
MAJOR APPLIANCE
SALES & SERVICE
. 527-0636
Seaforth
IMPROVEMENTS
MacLEAN-
HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
Phone 527-0032
Free Estimates
For Siding Aluminum
and Vepyl Aluminum
WindowS Coors Awnings
Railings
FEED MILL
FLEMING
• FEED MILL
• Bulk Pelleted Feed.
• Fast unloading
elevator
• 2 pits open .
24 hrs. a day
CLINTON `I
.482-3438
CARPENTRY
J&J
CARPENTRY
Custom Built
Barns sheds houses,
renovations. house add-
itions. cupboards. spiral
stairs. concrete firtrString
John Ryan
527-1520
John Peckitt
482-7567
CAR RENTAL
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Thomas J.
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25 Goderich St. W.
Seaforth, Ontario •
Plione Bus. 527-1242
Res. 527-1942
Mon., Fri., 8-1, 2:30 -8:00
Tues., Thurs. 8-1 2:30-8:30
Wed8-1,„.
Sat 9-1
ELECTRICAL
K. MURRAY
ELECTRIC
24 hour service
Farm, residential, industrial
and commercial wiring
527-0984 •
Seoforth
T.V. & STEREO
Completeline
ZENiTH
TELEVISION
AND
SALES
STEREO
SERVICE
Seaforth
Electronics
1.7 Spading St.,
527-1150
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Chimney Need
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SERVICE
Seafo\rt
527-0674
ROOFING
LARRY
McGRATH
CONSTRUCTION
7 years of business in
Mitchel & 7 years prior
experience •
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• Clilinney & Masonary
Repairs.
*Carpentry Work
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