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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-01-30, Page 1624. Cards of Thanks 1 wish to thank Dr. Underwood, Dr. Lindsay, Dr. Tidman,Dr.Quinlan 1..atido, Dr. DeCavell and the nurses on fourth floor of Stratford Hospital for their kindness and understanding during my illness. Many thanks io my friends, relatives and neighbours for cards and flowers also the many who visited me, it was deeply appreciated. thanks to Rev. Reuber and Rev. Stewart for visits. — Mrs. Roberta Howatt 24-77x1 I wish to say thank you to the many thoughtful people who sent cards, gifts and flowers while we were in hospital. Special thank you to Dr. Malkus and nursing staff at the Seaforth Community Hospital and also the staff at the Clinic for •their well appreciated care. -- Joan and Jolene Cronin. 24-77-1 I would like to thank my friends, relatives and neighbours for the treats, cards and visits during my stay in St. Joseph's Hospital. It was appreciated very much „ Frank Hunt. 24.7 7x1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E Lent. . Dublin wr$ to announce the engagemenra their daughter, Nancy' Rita to Mr. John Orville Storey. son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Storey, Seaforth. The wedding to take place on February 7, th at St, Parr;cks• Church in Dublin. 24., Cards of Thanks I would like to thank all rw, relations, friends and neighbors for the lovely cards and flowers I got while in Seaforth Hospital and thanks to all who visited me, thanks to the nurses for their kindness. Special thanks w Dr.' Brady and Dr. Under•A ood -- Monica Calwill 24- x I 26. Personal Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing, R.R.2, Staffa, are happy to announce the forthcomina marriage of their daughter, Marilyn Ruth, to Alexander Clark Zimmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lance Zimmer, Stratford. The wedding will take place in Sr Andrews Presbyterian Church. Stratford on Friday, Februar y 14th. 26-77 x1 On the oc.casiori' of their 50rh Wedding anniversary the family. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Felkar cordially invite friends, relatives and neighbours to attend Open House at their hOme on 85 High Street. Seaforth at 8 P.M. on Saturday, February 8th,, 1975. Best wishes only. 26.77-2 Vanastra Parks, Recreation and Community Centre Board srionsored a "Share The Wealth Draw". Each ticket costs $1.00 \c oh proceeds to the Indoor Swimming Puol Building fund. On January 25 Scott Luckham, of Country Market, Vanastra. drew.the winning ticket held by Ken Reidy' of Seaforth. 'Mr. Reidy will be presented with a cheque for $503. r • The "Share The Wealth Draws" will continue with a winner each month with Rene Brochu, Facilities Manager at Vanastra is in charage of the campaien. Tickets are $10 for a book of 12 or $1.00 each. "Share 'The Wealth" and support Huron County's first Indoor Swimming Pool. ' Diane Durnin; Recreation Director for Vanastra has presented a prOgram for Winter Recreation at Va'nastra. Supervised' activities begin February 3 and run to March 29. Boys and girls clubs which includes Gym and Fun activities, provide dancing and physical skills. Floor gymnastics for children with the emphasis on tumbling skills will help the children in co-ordination. Saturday mornings a Childs Craft Program for ages 4 years and up is to be held, .no charge, Mens, womens and youth olley ball and basketball are scheduled. Fees for all programs are $1.50 per person. Register and meet new friends. A get well to Frank Arts who is in hospital at Brantford due to injuries received in an accident January 18. , Welcome home Mrs. Bross, Carmen and Betina, who have been holidaying in Germany. Cavan Church has annual 23 Bus. Directory Mrs. Paul Stevenson and baby daughter Luanne Elizabeth returned home on Friday from Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Mcllwain of 'Stratford,, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier, Brian, Paul. Kevin and Lori of Huron Ridge, Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs.Carl Merner visited ' on Friday with Mrs.George Mcllwain, following the funeral service for their fathers Mr. and Mrs. John Wa ies spent Saturday cvenin ith Mr. and Mrs. Adrian' Wammes 'of Goderich '.ownship when they celebrated his twin brothers' Adrian and Case Wammes, birthday. 'Mr. and Mrs. Charlie houghton and granddaughter Kelly of Holmesville visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.Bill Storey„ Weekend Visitors•with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevenson, David, Darren, and Luanne were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Herman , Betty Ann and Ron, Mr. Karl Keller of Shakespeare, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stevenson, Mrs. Terry Saelens and Marcy of Tillsonburg. Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hunter of Colborne Township visited on "Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Sharon and Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Frank.Tardella o f Mississauga visited over the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan, Paul, Gary and Jim. Mr. Don Buchanan. attended the Farm Show on Wednesday in Sincere thanks to my family, ' relatives, friends and neighbours who sent cards, flowers, gifts, treasts and visited me while in Hospital. „Special- thanks to Rev, Hancock, Egmondville Choir, Gay-Lee Footl staff, Dr. Brady, nursing and kitchen staff for care and kindness. — Mrs. Anna Haney. 24-77-1 UHLER — To Vic and Linda, a daughter Marta Elizabeth. December 23rd at Lady Dun, Hospital. Wawa. A sister for . , Stev_e.and Brue 27-17x.1_ NeWS (If CONSTAN Sincere thanks to my family, friends and relatives, for flowers, cards and treats and all those who visited me while a patient in Victoria, Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Sears and all, his four year med. students, to the nurses and staff of fifth floor. Your kindness will always be remembered. — Sincerely Ethel Smalldon. 24-77x1 GENERAL ACCOUNTING SERVICE INCOME TAX turns prepare& Accoun ing Assistance for Small Businesses, J It. WRIGHT /0/Larket stet 140k 5420 Seitforth 14101M 6214086 Telephone [519) 527-0301 Complete Bookkeeping Seivices & Related Fladti, Income Tax A isistance & Preparation INDIVIDUALS — SMALL OUSINESS,ES FARMING WILFRED L. ELLIOTT 23. Bus. Directori Toronto with a bus load Seaforth. WATSON — To Mr. and Mrs. Bob Watson, Egmondville. at Stratford General Hospital on January 28th, a daughter, Sadie, b lbs. 27-77x I ‘'• 27. Births 4 anisimumma qiii t. HAD YOUR PUMP P.O.Box 729, 12 N. Main St. Seaforth, Uhtario NOK I WO 23.74-it MINOR REPAIRS OR SERVICE PUMP • MAJOR OVERHAUL ON • AVAILABLE ALL MAKES OF PUMPS IN EMERGENCY FAST EFFICIENT • SERVICE AT REASONABLE RATES C. H. EPPS MANUFACTURING LTD. HIGHWAY 8, ONE MILE EAST OF CLINTON PHONE 482-3418 _nammimommummommesii C US B 4 U BUY ! CHECKED LA TEL Y? - -1 'Have We Got. Tractors! ,no••••••••••••• BRING YOUR PUMP TO 7e eeyde Avail) MID—WINTER GEUEF front The annual meeting of Cavan Church, Winthrop was held Sun- day afternoon following a pot luck dinner served at noon. Rev. M. E. Reuber presided for the meeting'. Don Dodds thanked the ladies fOr the dinner and printed copies of the church business was distributed for reference, New stewards elected for 1975/ 76 are: Elgin Schade, Larry Wheatley, and Harry Rapson. • This being Centennial year, 4 ushers were elected: ,Elgin Schade, Murray McClure, Doug Schroeder and Bill McClure. Ken McClure was electid chairman for .collectors 12c . M. E. Reuber was,Atiep mit oti the ''hot seat" to answer questions. The first pertaining to donations to worthy causes such as Heart Fund and Cancer Fund.. Maja Dodds read the .-casurer's report and reported a ,toad year. Jane Case seconded Th Ffep-O-rt-- Comnrurrity-- Ftiends hip report was given by Grace Smith kid seconded by Olive Little. rhank you cards, a letter from our Korean child and 'a thank you letter from Five Oaks were read. • "THE BUSINESS RELIABILITY BUKT" 527-0120 AYR — SEAFORTH — CAMBRIDGE ARM EQUIPMENT LTD iC Mrs. Reuber expressed their thanks for the plant they received at Christmas from the U.C.W. Tne first meeting of Winthrop U.C.W. was held Wednesday, January 8 with 10 members present. Betty Koehler opened the meeting with some thoughts for the New Year followed by Hymn 97 ".0 God Our Help* Ages 'Past." She then read a •poem called "Who Sets the Pace": ' Jane Case presided for the devotional period ,beginning with the hymn "JesucCalls Us" and read an item "Living Coura- geously". Ronnie Blanchard a student at Central Hdron Second School, Clinton had the misfortune to break his leg above the ankle while wrestling with a boy from London at Stratford Central Secondary School on Saturday. There were 16 schools competing in the wrestling matches. 'Ronnie is in a cast up to his knee but will be getting a walking cast shortly. Mr. Stewart Miller, Brussels who is visiting friends in Seaforth' area and Mr. Elmer Dennis spent Monday afternoon with Mr. & Mrs, Stanley Hillen. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold- Scott have returned home after spending Christmas and New Years with Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Scott in Norwalk, California. Mr. & Mrs. Eugene St. Louis and Paul spent Sunday evening 'with' Mrs. Robert Halley and family. INTEREST FREE Terms on 50- 70 H.P. Class 'till April '1st 1975 With Rev. M. Bolwen Hear this man of faithv,proclalim dods word for to-day . MOSAMPROMMAWasoeargop .::z,: :k: ff ...,sm*M9*.w.Wm;:•-z: ..o> ;-,aexa• .•,,,• - x 7 . .;;;;.:-...,,,,,,m,,,n 1 '; VANGELISTIC...MISSION 0 , . See God rn action as He prays for the sick Friday,. January 31. 8 p.m. Saturficey, February -1 .8 Sunday February 2 7 p.m. at Calvary Pentecostal Church Victoria Stieet Clinton IMV.IMMUMalMiRIMMAMMWOrffi'MAIMMISRMUMMWM Seaforth Community Hospital Restridion -Of VISITING HOURS Due to the large number of flu cases re- ported, the Seaforth Community Hospital, on the advice of their Medical Staff, are restrict- ing visiting hours. Only the immediate family will be allowed to visit any patients. As soon as the flu season passes these re- strictions will be lifted. Thank you for your. • co-operation. GORDON if cRENZIE, Administrator I 1:-TriCa 7 11 as 11, il HO 3 'Mill 1 110 I New Furniture at Used Prices AMONG THE FINE FURNISHINGS AT KNAPP'S ARE DUNCAN PHYFE MAHOGANY INLAY TABLES — 2 ONLY 75 Coffee and End Tables — 100 Lamps and Pole Lamps 200 Beds — 50 Chrome Tables — 50 Cribs — 25 Dressers and Chests of Drawers — 50 Upholstered Chairs — Quantity of Mirrors — 150 Chrome Chairs — Quantity of Box Springs and Mattresses — Fridges 'and Freezers — Large Assortment of Small Items. Knapp's Furniture and Auction Room SKAFORTH RODEO DONATES TO WORKSHOP The Exeter -Rodeo committee recently made -a donation to the ARC Industriex workshop at Dashwood. Above, president Dr, Don Ecker and secretary Dalton Finkbeiner present the rodeo cheque to retiring ' president Rev. Andrew'Blackwell and incoming president CeseNan Raay of the South Huron Association for the Mentally Retarded. (T-A Photo) Reidy wins Vanastra draw 4 11‘