The Huron Expositor, 1979-01-25, Page 18•
18 THE HURON 'EXPOSITOR, AN
RI 255, 1979
24 :Cttirda�of 'hank&
Ile McDougall 1pitly wi h•
' 'to say thank you, to evve cone
who remembered', their.
parents, Herten, ,an4 Agnes',
at Bluewater Rest Wine;
Zurich around Christmas, fbt
their, visits, :cards, tread,,.
gifts and flowers. A special:
thank you to the Thames
Road UCW; the• staff at the
home and any other organ'-
zation. We reallyappreciate
everything- 244154
My thanks to Rhea Hatttilton,
Huron. staff mem-.
ber and the Staffen family •,
who, during a recent snow
storm extended timer and.-
. effort to help me get my:
vehicle iotamy farm lane-
way.—Edith
aneway, Edith Baker 24-85.1.
1 would; like to express my
sincere thanks to all my
friends for visits, flowers,.,
cards and treats while I was
in hospital„ Special thanks to.
Drs. Rodney, Markus and.
Whitman. and: the hospital
staff.—Lloyd McCluskie:
24-854.
The family ofthe late Helen.
Marie Servos wish to. express
their sincere thanks and
. appreciation to their friends
and neighbours for their
many -acts of kindness shown
during the family's bereave-
ment, Thanksfor. the floral: ,
tributes, donations to the
Heart Fund;: The Royal
Canadian Legion, Branch 156,
The Britannia Lodge, No.
170, Mr, Dick Box and staff,
Rev. James Broadfoot of St.
Thomas Anglican Church.
and for all the food brought. •
to our home and the ladies,'.
who prepared and served the
lunch: It was gratefully
appreciated. -Murray . .
Servos, Martha, Pat, Joyce.
Wayne, Leo and, Francis
Teetero. 24-85-1
1 -wish : -to•-thank-my-•friends'
and relatives for visits, cards
and treats while I was a
patient in Seaforth Com
munity' hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Underwood. -
nursing staff, lab—
and x-ray
staff, for their: excellent care;
also the kitchen staff for their
delicious meals. 'It was all
very much appreciated.—
George Hildebrand 24-85x1
I wish to thank my friends.
and neighbours. for the cards,.
treats and visits I received
while_: a patient in 'the hos,
pital. Special :thanks to the
Drs. of the Seaforth Medical!
Clinic and allthe nursing.
staff who treated meso well.
Your thoughtfulness and
kindness will always be
remembered.—Elmer
Koehler 24-85x1'.
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I wish to thank'my relatives,
friends and : neighbours for
the. cards, treats and -visits
while I was a patient ' in
Seaforth • hospital. Special
D. Malkus nurs-
ing.
to r
t ,
staff, Father Oostveen
and Father Laragh. -Dennis
24-85
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olan x
We wish. to express our
thanksto everyonefor the
lovely gifts. Cards, flowers
and money we received on
our 65th wedding anniver-
sary. Everything is greatly
appreciated and will be
remembered for ,a long time;
—Dave and: Eva Netzke
24.85-1;
I would like.td thank Father
Sonderup, -Father Laragh;
Dr. Rodney and Dr. Markus
and all the staff of Seaforth
Community Hospital and the.
drivers of. Box Ambulance
and all those who visited me
and all those who sent cards
and .gifts while 1 wasa
patient in the SEaforth Com-
munity Hospital, Everything
was. deeply . appreciated.—
Marjory' Ryan 2485.1
1 wish to express My sincere
t1404 to our t'eiatives.
friends and neighbours who
'helped me during the loss of
my ,dear wife Eva. Your
Many acts of kindness, floral~
tributes, memorial donatigns
and •exprssions of sympathy
area at,4•ti.. appreeiate4.
• MP* :you also to' the ladies
ofKnox Church for the iunen
served, Special thanks. 'to
•$tiles funeral home. Rever-
end Royal and Dr. Walker,•-
•Wilbert Johnson 24-$5-1
The family of the late Evelyn
Shera wish to extend: their
sincere thanks to their rela-
• lives, friends and neighbours,
during our recent bereave-
ment. Special thank s to Dr.
E. Malkus, Dr. Rodney.
nursing staff at. Seaforth
Community Hospital. Rev.
Roberts, Rgss Ribey - Whit-
ney-Ribey Funeral Home, to
the pallbearers, flower
bearers. floral tributes,
donations to the Heart fund,
sympathy cards, to Ruth
'Trapnell. Betty Bennett, who
contributed , their :time in
looking after the luneh,'the
ladies who served lunch, to
all who brought food Ina our .
home. and also to Wayne.
Scott who' donated his time in,
keeping our driveway cleared
during this time. Your kind-
ness will always be remem-
bered.—Warren & Marjory
Shera and family 24-8S-1
25 .In Memoriam
MUEGGE:In loving memory
of Gordon. H. Muegge, who;
passed away suddenly
January 26, 1978.
Our family circle. has been
broken,
A link gone from our chain
But though we're parted for
awhile.
We know we.'ll meet -again.,,
—Always 'remembered and
sadly m[s$ed b5 Marie &
MUEGGE: in loving memory
of a dear father and grand-
father. who;' passed away
January 26, 197$.•
The soul of the justman•is in
the hands of God, •
And no torment shall touch
him.
He seemed, in the ;view of
the foolish,to be dead,
And his passing away was
though an affliction,
And his going forth from us,
utter destruction.
But he is in. peace.
For en ifbef re indeed: '
o m , he
be punished
Yet is ' his • hope, full of
immortality;
Chastised a little, he shall be
greatly blessed,
Because God tried him
And found him worthy _ of
himself.
—Too dearly lovedto ever be
forgotten by , son. Richard,
daughter-in-law
JoAnne and
grandsons,
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Paul and Karl.
25-85..1
MUEGGE:ln memory of-'
Gordun•Muegge who passed
"away January.26, 1978. •
We do not : forget. floc de, we
• intend,
We think of'you #ftthi, w ill tri
the end;
Forgotten by 'softie 'you may
• be,
In our memory.you will ever
be,
---Remembered by Connie,
and Bill • Devereaux and.
Warren Beuerman 25-85x1`
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Births'
PETERS: Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Peters, R.R:2, Clinton on
January 20 at Seaforth
Community Hospital,: a son
Jason' Jacob. 27-85x 1
Ronnenberg
Insurance:AgE ncy
INCOME TAX.. PREPARED
Farmers -r -Businesses -Individuals
• =-Reasonable Rates—
File early to avoid the Rush,
and delay in 'refunds
[25..years Experience]
Top rates
for. Guaranteed Certificates
Iltiasels Office Open Monition offisa'Open
Tuiaadayd ar Fridays Monday thru Saturday
IMMO 887.6663Picone 347.2241
NMIU8RAY SIDDALL
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COLLINS:,•
Mr.. and Mrs.
David Collins. Walton. oit
January tbtlt at Seaforth
Community Hospital.
daughter.
WALLACE: Mr- and Mrs
William Wallace, R•R:4.
Seaforth. January 18th at
Seaforth Community
'ostial. daughter. 2"-85x1
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,;. Since minter ss ,1bv1•.(iusly
ii re to, stay for awhile . ,thee
Brodhagen .Chamber ofCont,
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`e is battling the t
rltcrc
February blues with their
annual 1.vi• so,e,109,r1•6.71,
Ontario carrots
food
.Ontario
culture
specialists at thct
Mmistry of Agri...
ltd Food say .fresh
:rs�rs, •tvailable
Tis year th,e caxni ai Will
b* held •on, ;Feb: -3- and' 4; and
includes ,a variety ,of „events.
For .example. ,one exerlt
asks competitors to sit en a!:
toboggan, hold an egg en a
good buy
topped'tn plastic :bags. are 'a •
,great buy,. The plastic bags
help protect the carrots from
bruising. extend, their shelf
life and enable the consumer
to check the quality and size
of the .;Contentsbefore pur-
chasing,
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spoon while being pulled by
a snowmobile. .k ,ep from'
dropping the egg.
While the egg race is one
more unusual of the spew -
n
tttoblle races- to he featured
lite the Winter earnival, there
:are a number of • novelty,
events, These include a pick.
up race and races, around
bales of hay and 'barrelsin
the Brodhagen baseball
park,
The novelty races will be
held on Sunday; us. well: as
the drag rags . for Allow -
mobiles,
The carnival kicks off' on
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Saturday with, .a„ Cross-
•country snow nlobile. 'Poker
tall Competitors will ': pick
PQ their cards at the ;check
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points and at the end of the
rally, the snowmobiler who
,holds the best poker hand
will be the •winner.
Other events on Saturday
include a dance from 8 p.m.
to 1 a.m, at the Brodhagen
,recreation hall, with: music
by Rollin Smoke.
The, registration for
carnival events will start at
noon on both ,days and theca;_,
will be classes for different
ages and for •men and
women.
Refreshments µi11 be
available during the carnival
at the recreation hall.
DRYWALL
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FOR HIGH QUALITY
-Peter. illokos;
Dr,:.Y all
COMPETE. •
DRYWALL SERVICE
527-1398
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527-0646'.
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OVER 50 YEAR$.
CYnton*Seaforth,
:Area Representative
MICHAEL
iCHAEL
FALCONER
153 High Street
Clinton
4482-9441
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. WINNER Allison .Scott won the junior •
division of the snow scupluring contest at the •
Optimist Winter, Car.nivai Saturday with this
snow turkey. Colleen Ungar. ian also helped with
the sculpture but got cold before thecontest
ended at noon. (Photo by Oke)
Obituary
MRS. W. GREIDANUS
At Palmerston and'District.
Hospital on Friday, January
19th, 1979, Mrs. W,
Greidanus. of Clinton diedin
her 77th year.
She was the wife of the late
John (ircidanus, mother of
Mrs. Albert (Jenny)
Valketib urg of Clinton, Mrs.
Gary (Cornelia) Haak, R.R,2,
Clinton, Mrs, Neil (Mice)
Bakelaar, R.R, l . . Listowel,
Mrs. Jack (Joanne) Koetsier,
RR.3. List.owel•,, Mrs. Tom
(Wilma) Holland,. Winnipeg.
John of Holinesville; Jim of
R.R.1. Londesboro. Don of
R.R.I. Londesboro and Bert,,
of R.R.1. Londesboro and
Leo of R.R.1, Dublin.
She is also ' survived by
sisters Mrs, Aafke• Faber,"
Minesota, Mrs, Dieuwke
Lycktema . a Nyeholt,
Holland., Mrs: Saakje
Tjalsma, Holland, :Mrs,
Lutske•Smid of Holland. '
Also "s'urviving are 55;
grandchildren and one great--
grandchild. Predeceased by
one; son Leo, killed inaction,
in Indonesia in •.1946..
Fent-ral service was held
from, the.Christian Reformed
, Church, Clinton on Monday,
January 22nd. 1979 with
Reverend: A. VanDenBerg
officiating. Interment Clinton
Cemetery,
Lions
BINGO
Every .•
Saturday
a•-��
at
Blyth
Memorial Halt
l2reg;. 10 each •
3 share the wealth.
'1150 jackpot 60 calls --
every Sat at 8 p.m.
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LIFE ••:-•- andMotigage Insurance Plans
lnconlc„ i.ta DetiuLtakalr Rcl,tstcrc,t)'
tetircnent Sar `►g5 Pans nrl•Annuiti es.
incorne'eraging.Annttities •
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TeI:527-0410, Sun Life Assurance
Corn an of` Canada
GODi.RICH•ST.,EAST p Y
SEAFORTH for 1',ve,irs. ,..,
• 10O% WHOLE WHEATBREAD
• Fresh Unsliced. RYE BREAD •
FRENCH BREAD • FRENCH STICKS
16 oz 'loaves Reg.2
60c each /9
DUTCH IES 172 Doz. 994
Cake Donuts •
COCONUT CRUNCH
We have TASTY -NU
white sliced
BflE
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tastynuri
BREAD & DONUfil9(1J
527-1803'
Seaforth
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Appliance
Reflrigeration
-Service
Autorized factory warranty
Service and repairs to
GE , FRiGIDAIRE
& INGLIS
' APPLIANCES
SerVice and repairs to all
. makes
Don 'Horne
Maintenance
527-0636,.
Seaforth.
CARE
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Repair Service
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to all makes of cars. ELECTRICAL
and light>trucks
�-- DECORATING. "\
Graves`
Wallpaper
.SPaint
featuring MOOIC,4
Canadian 5,. Imported:
Wall Coverings
527-0550 $iaforlh
�-- ELECTRICAL:
Fred Lawrence.
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Electrical ,
Contractor
HOME FARM 8t
COMMERCIAL WIRING,
Phone Auburn 526-7505
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Mitchell 348-8684
WiII pickup and
deliver
•." Bus. 345-2891
1 • Home. 345-2114•
• Frank and Maureen
Bruxer
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GORD'S
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CAR CARE . PRODUCTS
Now Doing Lubes and
Tire Repair.
Archie's Sunoco
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Feed Seed. Fertilizer
• Fatm.Surt,,es. Petroleum
Supoes Heating Oits
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DECORATIN.G '1
'bert Interior &
Exterior
Decorators
(Cent Paints
Waflcoverings
Armstrong Carpets
tL; b Window Shade'
, HILDEBRAND
• ' PAINT AND PAPER`
• Phare 527.1890
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REPAIR SERVICEi.
Jim Breadfoot
eo.•A.Sills
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&Sons
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HARDWARE
MERCHANTS
PLUMBING'- HEATING
& ELECTRICAL EXPERTS
Phone: 527-1620
Seaforth
SEWING-
- SEWING MACHINE -•1•
SERVICE DEPOT
Service to ali'makes. -•
• Free estimates ' 90.day warranty
Experienced since 1952'
• SEW .AND 'SAVE
CENTRE LTD.
• 149 Downie St.
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Stritford, 271-9660)
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RESTAURANT
Lie. L. L. 11. 0.
Home of
C4TH PIUZA
Che
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Chicken •
527-0443
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RESTAURANT --
HESSEN HAUS:
Restauranf #'
Dining Lounge
Main St, Seaforth
5271 820
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Whitney. -Ribey
Funeral' Hattie:
ROSS W, RIBEY,.
DIRECTOR W,
87 Goderkh St., Seaforth
PHONE, 527-1.390
" CEMETERY
MONUMENTS
Sincere and
courteous. service
.INSURANCE
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INSURANCE:
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Seems about your
General Life, sickness.
accident and investment
Seaforth
Insurance
Agency
527-161.0,
�,__IMPROVEMEN:TS
MacLEANi
HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
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Phone 527-0032
Free. Estimates
For Siding Aluminum
and. Vinyl, , Aluminum
. Windows, Doors,
',`Awnings, Railings.
MONUMENTS
Monuments:
OPTICIAN:
David
Langstaff
Ltd:
• Optician
87 Main St.. South,
Seaforth
OPTOMETRIST'S, AND
OPHTHAMOLOGISTS
Prescriptions Filled
Promptly
Mon. -Fri. 9-5:30 p.m,
' Wednesday Closed
Saturday .9.12:Q0
COMPLETE OPTICAL
SERVICE
527-1303
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GULBRANSEN
GALANTI
WURLITZER:
Best in Organs acrd Pianos'
FREE " Organ Lessons
Low -Cost Rental Plan All
this and more at
P.0. L SIFER
MUSIC.
SEAFORTH 527-0053
Closed Wednesdays
Inscriptions Markers.
Showroom •'Display
WHITNEY-RIBEY~,
FUNERAL HOME
87 Goderich St., West j ,
Agent for , • •'
Wingham IL1emorials
Seaforth 527-1390
PIANO
Piano Tuning
and
rrs
Bruce Ru
PuI$ifer
527ep°P.°
-053
or after fix phone
482-9618'
FEED D
MILL
FLEM•
LNG .`
FEED MILL
Bulk Pelleted Feed,
Fast unloading..
elevator, 2 pits open
24 hrs. a day
Clinton
482-3438
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JOHN E. :
LONGSTAFF•
Seatorth (Vice
527.1240
MonFri,'9-5:30
Saturday 9.12:00
L.
Closed; Wednesdays
Free (Parking. on Premise
7 s
AUCTIONEERS
TOM PAPPLE
Auctioneering
Sales and Service
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