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Friday, October 11, 2013

Vial of Life - Safe Communities Mapleton committee members councillor Jim Curry, left, and Fire Chief Rick Richardson presented information on the Vial of Life program at the Seniors Centre for Excellence congregate dining program in Drayton on Oct. 4. photo by Wilma Mol Cultural exchange - Murray Martin, president of the Reapers of Hope ministry in Moorefield, and his son, Cameron, hosted three ministers from Taiwan on Oct. 5. The exchange is a part of a twinning between Wellington Waterloo Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church (made up of 32 churches) and a presbytery in Taiwan. Three Wellington Waterloo ministers have previously travelled to Taiwan through the arrangement. Organizers note the visitors were most impressed with the faith work and the facilities in Moorefield and were shown some of the other work of Christian Aid Ministries. The visitors were natives of the mountainous southern region of Taiwan, a country of more than 23 million people. Rev. Andrew Song from Alma and Elora Presbyterian Church translated and hosted the group with Liz Samis of Mapleton and presbytery clerk Wilma Welsh of Kitchener. Samis provided the visitors with information on Mapleton as well as note books, pens and pins supplied by the township. During the tour through the northern portion of Wellington County the visitors “were in awe of the land, the space and the hospitality of all the people they met,� said Samis. submitted photo

Condition cleared for Rothsay sale TORONTO - Maple Leaf Foods announced Oct. 4 the Competition Act condition required to proceed with the previously-announced sale of Rothsay, its rendering and biodiesel business, to Darling International Inc. of Irving, Texas has been satisfied. The

company expects to close the transaction on Oct. 28, subject to satisfaction of remaining conditions. Proceeds from the transaction of approximately $645 million will initially be used to pay down debt. Upon completion of a prepared meats

strategy, management will consider appropriate deployment of excess capital, including reinvesting in its core consumer packaged food businesses or returning excess capital to shareholders. Rothsay is the leading renContinued on page 3

Local author releases book for young readers DRAYTON - Children’s author Glynis Belec of Drayton, recently announced publication of a new chapter book for young readers Mrs. B Has Cancer. Published through Angel Hope Publishing the fiction book, based on Belec’s own cancer journey, not only addresses questions children might have about cancer, but it takes readers on a journey with the main character, Tristan, as he comes out of his shell and finds an amazing, sometimes humorous, way to help his friend. Mrs. B Has Cancer is already receiving great reviews from both children and adults. â€œâ€ŚI loved your book so much! I can honestly say that I have learned things that I’ve never known about cancer,â€? says 12-year-old Nicole Beswetherick of Palmerston. On Oct. 19, the official release for Mrs. B Has Cancer will take place at Studio Factor, 24 Wood Street, Drayton, from 1 to 3pm. Families and friends are invited to come meet the author and spend some time

GLYNIS BELEC enjoying a replication of the “cancel cancer� party from the book, including free games and activities for children of all ages. There will be a door prize and other prizes, a photo booth, refreshments and an opportunity to ask questions. “I initially planned on this book being a work of nonfiction,� Belec says. “I badly wanted to answer the questions some of my own students were asking me about cancer.� But Belec found her initial

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plan became too clinical. She changed her method and found her work flowed better when she approached the same questions in a work of fiction. Belec, an award-winning writer and children’s author, wrote a column for the Community News for 11 years. She writes devotions, Sunday School material, dramas, short stories for anthologies, blog posts and she is the market columnist for a writer’s magazine. She also leads Writers Unite – a local writer’s group whose members meet monthly at the Studio Factor. Mrs. B Has Cancer is written for the juvenile market, 8 to 12 years, and is available at the Studio Factor, at Blooming Dales and at other retail channels including www.amazon. com. An ebook is available on www.amazon.ca. Signed copies of Mrs. B Has Cancer will be available for purchase at the Studio Factor book release. $1 from the sale of every book goes directly to Ovarian Cancer Canada. For information check out www.glynisbelec.com .

SCM rolls out Vial of Life program DRAYTON - Safe Communities Mapleton (SCM) rolled out the Vial of Life program on Oct 4, at the Seniors Centre for Excellence Congregate Dining program, which is held monthly at the Drayton Reformed Church in Drayton. Committee members Mapleton Fire Chief Rich Richardson, Mapleton councillor Jim Curry and SCM chair, Wilma Mol outlined the benefits of the program and how it works. SCM wants residents to know

the program is available to everyone in the area (not just seniors) taking prescription medication. Vial of Life encourages residents to keep an up-to-date list of medications in a vial which is in turn stored in their refrigerator. A fridge magnet is placed on the refrigerator, indicating to first responders that the patient is a participant in the program. Presentations were also made at the Conestogo Crest

and Maryborough Terrace late last month. Vials can be picked up at the Drayton Health Centre, the Mapleton Township office or from any SCM member. Anyone with a passion for keeping Mapleton Township safe, is asked to note SCM is currently seeking new members. For more information on joining the committee or about the Vial of Life program contact Mol at wilmasworld@live.com or 519-343-5749.

Bridges of Poverty workshop Oct. 16 PALMERSTON Wellington County residents are being offered a chance to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges - and strengths of people living in poverty. A Bridges Out of Poverty workshop is set for Oct. 16. at the Lions Club Den, located at 210 Main Street East in Palmerston.

The program, sponsored by Wellington Dufferin Guelph Public Health, takes a community approach to understanding and helping those living in poverty to get ahead. The one day workshop, will help participants partner with individuals to create opportunities for success, examine the impact of poverty on families,

explore the hidden rules of economic class, identify ways to improve relationships and develop new tools to better address individuals’ needs. The cost to participate is $40 and lunch is provided. Call 519-848-3462 to register. For information go to http://www.wdgpublichealth. ca/?q=bridges.

In Motion - The Minto-Mapleton Communities In Motion Committee recently donated Daily Physical Activity kits to a number of local schools, including Drayton Heights, Maryborough Public School and Palmerston Public School. The kits are filled with information and suggested activities to ensure students reach the recommended 60 or more minutes of physical activity daily. Health promoter Sandy Turner presented kits to Mrs. Giles’ Grade 1 class at Maryborough Public School on Oct. 2. The schools will also be participating in the In Motion Bingo Challenge for a chance to win prizes that promote physical activity. photo by Wilma Mol

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Guns stolen in Mapleton MAPLETON - Sometime between the hours of 6:30am and 5:30pm on Sept. 8, a theft occurred from a farm located on the 3rd Line here. Entry was gained into a driving shed. Stolen were three long guns described as a 12GA Mossberg 535 shot gun, a Savage model 11 243 riffle and a 12 GA pump action shot gun. Anyone with information

about this crime or any other crime, can call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or submit an anonymous tip on-line at www.crimestoppersguelphwellington.com. Callers never have to give their name or testify in court. If their information is used in an arrest they may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $2,000.

Drive Away Hunger on Oct. 17 ARTHUR - Farm Credit Corporation’s 2013 Drive Away Hunger campaign, now in its 10th year, will pass through Mapleton. A tractor will travel from town to town stopping at local schools and businesses

collecting donations for local food banks on Oct. 17. The route starts in Arthur and travels through Alma, Salem and Elora, finishing in Fergus. There will be a kick-off at Shawridge Grain (First line, Arthur) from 8 to 8:45am.

RC airplane club considered PALMERSTON - There has been an increase in use of radio-controlled airplanes and other aerial devices at the Palmerston fairgrounds. Minto recreation services manager Matt Lubbers reports a community member has suggested forming a club for

safety and insurance purposes and entering into an agreement with the town. Lubbers told Minto Council on Oct. 1 the arrangement would allow for scheduling and prevent conflicts with other activities at the grounds.

Rothsay sale moving forward FROM PAGE ONE dering company in Canada and a leading producer of biodiesel. The business operates six rendering plants located in Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia and a biodiesel facility in Quebec. It employs approximately 550 people, who will transition to Darling once the transaction closes. Darling International Inc. is the largest and only publicly traded provider of rendering and bakery residuals recycling solutions to the U.S. food industry. Maple Leaf Foods Inc., headquartered in Toronto, employs approximately 19,500 people at its operations across

Canada and in the United States, the United Kingdom and Asia. The company had sales of $4.9 billion in 2012.

By Rev. Rosemary Godin, Minister, Moorefield-Rothsay United Church We have answers for all excuses As a clergyperson, I hear a lot of excuses about why people don’t attend church. My colleague in Belwood has a good comeback when she hears, “I don’t like organized religionâ€? (that’s one we hear a lot). She replies, “Oh – then you’d really like our church! We’re not organized at all!â€? Sunday morning church today is competing with youth sports teams, shopping, visiting, community events and just plain old sleeping. It’s all about priorities and people aren’t choosing to put church first. One of the “trendyâ€? things to say these days as an excuse for not needing church is, “I’m spiritual, but not religious.â€? Whatever that means ‌ Here’s a few words from a Presbyterian minister’s blog in Arkansas that should do the trick entitled No More Excuse Sunday: Dedicated to Missing church Attendees! “To make it possible for everyone to attend church this Sunday, we are going to have a special No Excuse Sunday: Cots will be placed in the foyer for those who say, ‘Sunday is my only day to sleep in.’ There

will be a special section with lounge chairs for those who feel that our pews are too hard. Eye drops will be available for those with tired eyes from watching TV late Saturday night. We will have steel helmets for those who say, ‘The roof would cave in if I ever came to church.’ Blankets will be furnished for those who think the church is too cold, and fans for those who say it is too hot. Scorecards will be available for those who wish to list the hypocrites present. “Relatives and friends will be in attendance for those who can’t go to church and cook dinner, too. We will distribute ‘Stamp Out Stewardship’ buttons for those that feel the church is always asking for money. One section will be devoted to trees and grass for those who like to seek God in nature. Doctors and nurses will be in attendance for those who plan to be sick on Sunday. The sanctuary will be decorated with both Christmas poinsettias and Easter lilies for those who never have seen the church without them. We will provide hearing aids for those who can’t hear the preacher and ear plugs for those who think he’s too loud! Hope to see you there!� (Source: http://argentapres.org/2013/01/24/top-10-ex-

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Deadline looms to aid skate park funding bid After nearly a year of research and fundraising, the Drayton Skatepark Committee presented a proposal for a $100,000 facility in the village to Mapleton Township and is recommending a Riverside Park location. The committee has researched skate park sizes, materials, structures and contractors and selected a preferred location. The group has also considered safety issues, maintenance, insurance and the cost to build and fund the facility. “Although we may have a lot of fundraising to accomplish to make this a viable project, we are confident that the community is behind us and that the time is right for this skate park to become a reality in 2014,” said Jo-Anne Brown, who started putting together the skate park committee last December. The bulk of the cost would be an estimated $45,000 to $55,000 for excavation and pouring of a 82- by 98-foot concrete slab, with a further $35,000 estimated for ramp structures, $2,000 to create a “Wall of Recognition” for donors, and $1,000 for signs. Additional costs could include benches and lighting, the committee members noted in their proposal. While a $100,000 skate park may seem expensive, it’s actually a fairly modest investment, compared to some such facilities, including a planned $500,000 skate park in Elmira and a facility in Erin that ended up costing more than $165,000. The committee has raised nearly $10,000 in cash and pledges and is hoping to eventually raise enough to qualify for funding through the municipality’s 50/50 funding program. The group has also applied to the Aviva Community Fund and could receive anywhere from $5,000 to $50,000 if successful. The committee pointed out the facility is “urgently” needed to replace an existing “do-it-yourself” facility utilizing homemade ramps set up in a turnaround near ABC Park in the southeast corner of the village. There is a great deal of groundwork to be done before this project can receive the go-ahead, including making a final determination on the most suitable location. That’s all down the road. However, the deadline for voting to help move the committee’s bid for Aviva funding on to the next round is looming more immediately. Supporters have until Monday, Oct. 14 at noon to vote in favour of the proposal online. Supporters may vote up to 15 times during this round. It’s clear there is a need for a skate park in the community, so it’s important that local residents get behind the committee’s Aviva bid now. The details of the project can be finalized later, a task that will be much easier with the additional funding support in hand. To vote in support of the committee’s application to the Aviva Community Fund go to avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/afc16839 or search Drayton Skatepark Aviva and follow the link. You must register before you can vote. Patrick Raftis

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NERS, OW OL PO , RS NE OW P M PU P M NOTICE TO SU -law 2007-03 By to nt ua rs Pu RS NE OW NK RI ICE Please take notice of the following prohibitions: No person shall drain any pool, ice rink or sump water within the Municipality of the Township of Mapleton other than in compliance with the provisions of this by-law. No person shall drain or permit the drainage of any pool, ice rink or sump pump in such a manner as to cause flooding to any adjoining property including property owned by the municipality. All drainage shall be directed by means of pipes or hoses directly to the side or rear yard of the property and from there to the sewer or, to a drainage ditch or swale in the property. Where water is drained to a drainage ditch or swale, the water flow shall be restricted so as to prevent flooding onto a roadway or to cause icing of the roadway. PENALTIES AND CONDITIONS: Any person who contravenes any provision of this by-law is guilty of an offence and upon conviction shall be liable to a fine as set out in the Provincial Offences Act. ($5,000.00 for first offence).

UNIVERSAL WATER METERS ARE COMING TO MOOREFIELD AND DRAYTON Council, at a Special Meeting on October 1, 2013, approved the award of water meter supply and installation in both Drayton and Moorefield to Corix Utilities Inc., London, Ontario. Over the next few weeks representatives of Corix and municipal staff will be contacting residents, businesses and facility operators to introduce you to their product, schedule education meetings and make appointments to arrange for your meter installation. There will be many questions from all water users and both Corix and the Township are intent in providing answers to all of these through face to face discussions, detailed information pamphlets and a public meeting. Please watch this column for future updates as we move forward in the next few weeks. It is the intent to have all meters installed and operating by the end of December.

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Moorefield · 2 Self Serve Wash Bays · Vacuum · Change Machine · 2 Self Serve Wash Bays · Vending Machine · Water Refill Machine · 2 in-Bay Vacuums · Free Car wash tokens for · Pet Wash use at both locations with every lube oil and · Vending Machine filter change · Service Centre · Change Machine OPEN SATURDAYS · Visa/MC accepted · E-Testing

Inquiries? Call 226-749-4422

Residential • Commercial • Industrial • Agricultural Pole Line Services • Generator Systems

All Wired Up for this years Mapleton Fire Rescues’ Pancake Breakfast. 122 McGivern Street, Moorefield, ON Ph #: (519) 638-3860 Email: cdeenelectric@tdtech.ca

PAGE SIX The Community News, Friday, October 11, 2013

Fire Prevention week

Oct. 6 - 12 Prevent kitchen fires

Mapleton firefighters host community breakfast eggs, toast, coffee and juice. Eggs for the meal have been donated by Gray Ridge Farms. Visitors may check out a display of fire trucks by Mapleton Fire Rescue, as well as displays by several other exhibitors. A fire extinguisher

DRAYTON – Mapleton Township Fire Rescue will host a Fire Prevention Day breakfast at the PMD Arena on Oct. 19. The event runs from 7 to 11am and will feature a breakfast menu of pancakes, hash browns, sausage, scrambled

simulator, smoke house and appearance by Sparky the Fire Dog are planned. Donations are accepted for breakfast and a contribution will be made to the fight against Multiple Sclerosis and Muscular Dystrophy.

Volunteer Fire Fighters Your local source for feed, pet food and water softener salt

Neighbours Helping Neighbours

Proud to support Mapleton Fire Rescue. We appreciate your dedication!

Thank you!

58 McGivern St. PO Box 9 Moorefield, ON N0G 2K0 Tel.: 519-638-3003

519-638-7723 28 Main Street Drayton

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We salute Mapleton Fire Rescue! Let’s work together to stay safe. Steve Culp: 519-496-2123 Don Culp: 519-638-2094 | Brad Culp: 519-638-7737 Email: 44arcade@bell.net

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CLASSIFIEDS

BIRTH ANNOUCEMENT

HELP WANTED

SCHIECK, Austin Gary Fletcher

Help Wanted ••••••••••••••••••••••••

Part-time Secretary/Receptionist

Gary and Mary-Lou and big siblings Noah, Wes and Tory are excited to announce the safe arrival of Baby Austin on August 15, 2013, weighing 9lb 1oz and measuring 23 inches.

for busy medical office in Harriston. Must be familiar with the electronic medical record and have excellent verbal skills. Should genuinely enjoy working with people and be comfortable in a busy environment. Apply by email to resume2506@gmail.com

TRADES AND SERVICES

ATTN: Local People Needed Work from Home Online $500 - $4500+/mth P/T F/T Full training, tools, and support. Call Helen @ 866-764-2558 FOR RENT HARRISTON - 99 King St. 2 bedroom apt., 6 year old bungalow style geared towards Seniors. Ground level, no stairs. Fridge, stove, washer/ dryer and heat included. $850/ mo.+hydro. For more info please call 519-291-2259. WANTED TO BUY SCRAP CARS, TRUCKS, FARM MACHINERY, HEAVY EQUIPMENT. Scrap metal bins available. We sell quality used auto parts. Kenilworth Auto Recyclers 519-323-1113.

519-638-3418 Adam Cosens

R.R. 2, Moorefield, ON N0G 2K0

Story Hour

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Story Hour Little Lambs An exciting time for 2-5 year olds

Coffee Break Small Groups Interfaith Bible Study for all women

Refreshments | Bible Stories Songs | Activities and Crafts

No previous knowledge / experience | Nursery Materials provided | Coffee & Refreshments

Wednesdays, 9:45-11am • Begins October 16 • Guest Speaker Glynis Belec Small Groups begin October 17 • Studying The Gospel of Mark

Note new location

Drayton Reformed Church

72 Wellington St., Drayton (across from school)

For more information call Anja: 519-343-3647

Drayton Location 10 Wellington St North Unit 1, Drayton

Driving School

“Collision-Free Driving for a LIFEtime” In business for 21 years.

New Deluxe City Package call for Details

308A or 308R Sheet Metal Installer

DrivING Courses: Drayton Location 4 Saturdays: November 16, 23, 30 & December 7

Gift Certificates Available MTO Approved Beginner Driver Educational Course Provider From 9:00 am - 2:45 pm

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Tri-Mech Inc. is a mechanical company specializing in Gas Fitting, Hydronic Heating, Geothermal, Furnaces, Air Conditioning and High Pressure Cleaning Systems. We service Agricultural, light commercial and residential systems.

COMING EVENtS MOOREFIELD UNITED CHURCH PORK DINNER Friday, October 18, 2013. Continuous seatings from 5pm-7pm. Maryborough Community Centre in Moorefield. Advance tickets not necessary Adults: $14 Children 5-11: $5 Preschoolers free.

Applicants should be able to work with minimal supervision and have good customer relation skills. Applicants are invited to submit a letter of application or resume by fax to 519-638-3342, or by email to jobs@trimech.ca

M O O R E F I E L D AND DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY meeting October 22, 7:30 p.m. at the Moorefield Optimist Hall. Program: Robert Trout Topic: “Bonsai Trees and Shrubs”. Everyone welcome!

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FOR SALE

FROZEN BEEF & PRODUCTS

Hamburger, Steaks, Roasts, Pepperettes & Jerky Lean Hamburger - $2.99lb. Located 1 mile NE of Moorefield on Cty. Road 8 Fire #8329 FOR PRICING INFORMATION GO TO: www.ellcrest.ca Store Hours: OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9:00am-9:00pm

Network DRIVERS WANTED

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Spoiling privileges go to grandparents Ray and Phyllis Fletcher and Bruce and Nancy Schieck. A big thank you to Dr. Donald, along with the doctors and nurses at Groves Memorial Hospital in Fergus and Drayton Community Medical Centre.

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FINANCIAL SERVICES

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PAGE EIGHT The Community News, Friday, October 11, 2013

Mapleton Business Profile Providing best system possible is the priority at Marquardt Farm Drainage Marquardt Farm Drainage has been working to provide customers with the best farm drainage system for their needs since the company was established in the mid-1950s. Founded by three farming brothers who began by tiling fields for their neighbours, Marquardt Farm Drainage was incorporated in 1968. Steven Cronsberry, who began working for the company in 1981, purchased the business from Earl Marquardt when he retired in 1988. Since the beginning, Cronsberry said the business

has been built with the assistance of reliable employees on the principle of providing a professional service at a reasonable cost. “I have 10 key employees who have been reliable and loyal to help me provide the customers with the best they can receive,” said Cronsberry, adding the company employs “very competent hy-hoe and dozer operators who can do all our excavating work to our high level of expectations.” Marquardt Farm Drainage makes every effort to serve their clients in a timely fash-

MARQUARDT FARM DRAINAGE Ltd. est. 1968

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with current technologies and consistently provides competent and reliable workers to maintain a high standard of professionalism. A graduate of the engineering diploma program at Conestoga College, Cronsberry joined Marquardt’s after working for an engineering firm, to price tile work, survey fields and design tile systems for clients. A community-minded business, Marquardt’s supports the local hospital, agricultural societies and other organizations which raise funds to help others. Cronsberry was a longtime member of the Harriston Kinsmen and K-40 clubs and has also been a member of the Harriston branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. When he started out, Cronsberry recalls, all data was kept in a field book, elevation calculations were done with a calculator and he had to plot elevations on maps, draw contour lines and design systems by hand, Since 1993 the business has continually become more computerized. The acquisition of a selfpropelled drainage plow

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and concrete installations. Municipal drainage services include concrete installations, open ditch work, hy-hoe and dozer work, ditches, fence rows, land clearing and detailed land surveys and design maps for all projects. The technology may have changed over the years, but not the goals and objectives at Marquardt Farm Drainage. “We aim to provide the most professional drainage system possible, and not provide a job where speed and productivity take precedent over getting the job done right using our job design parameters,” states Cronsberry. To reach Marquardt Farm Drainage, RR 3, Palmerston, call 519-343-3233.

“Your Complete Car Care Centre”

R.R. 3, Palmerston Office: 519-343-3233 Home: 519-338-2373

7668 Eighth Line R.R.#2 Drayton N0G 1P0

improved efficiency; in 1992 a second drainage machine was added to keep up with the workload and in 2012 a third one was added. Since 2009, survey work has been done with a total station instrument. A computer handles contour plans, while systems continue to be designed by hand in order to maintain a high level of design standard. GPS light bars are used to set up runs and GPS grade control system are used to install tile. Marquardt’s uses three self-propelled drainage machines and a large-wheel machine to install tile systems. Today, Marquardt’s provides total farm drainage services, including plastic

Dippel’s Family Garage

12 Wellington Street N., Drayton Services include:

Farm Drainage, Municipal Drainage, Backhoe work with Lazer, Fence Row and Land Clearing, Erosion Control Over rs 42 Yea ce n Experie

ion, while making sure work is done to today’s demanding regulatory standards - which makes job scheduling a challenge “We’re dealing with a lot more rules and regulations,” said Cronsberry, including: wetland designations, land clearing rules, fisheries and oceans and conservation authority regulations and road crossing permits. Cronsberry, who started doing survey working with a laser level and staff in 1981, says the business strives to upgrade equipment to keep up

Mens Barbering Womens Cuts & Styles Childrens Cuts

Welcoming New Clients

Save 20-50% off Gifts Items, Hand Bags, Fashion & Jewelery. BOGO Sale on Rexal Products.

Evening Appointments Available Bringing home professional products and Services without high end salon pricing!

Sat. Oct. 12: First 50 Customers receive a free gift!

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Complimentary Coffee & Refreshments.

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Water Well Drilling, Cleaning, Extensions, Repair & Inspection by Camera. Cable & Rotary Equipment, Pumps, Len 519-846-9162 (Elora) Pressure Tanks, Decommissions. Water Treatment

(Iron filters, water softeners, UV lamps, reverse osmosis, inline filters & water tests)

Call 519-638-3066 or email drayton@wellingtonadvertiser.com

Jeff 519-338-5548 (Harriston) Mike 519-638-8928 (Drayton) MOE Certified

Fears Bibs ‘n’ Cribs Ltd. October Sales Event

25% off All Regular Priced, In Stock Mellisa & Doug Toys Good Selection of Cribs on Display, Plus Baby Gear, Toys, Clothing and Lots More!

519-638-5955 www.fearsbibsncribs.com Like us on Facebook. NEW HOURS: Monday 11-5:30pm & Tuesday-Saturday 9:30-5:30pm

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