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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-06-10, Page 24... Ii b 0 20 Auction Sales 2t► Auction Salts ,10 Auction Sales 1 2(► Auction Salt's ^� 22 Legal Notitca 2-t Cird of Thanks 2S In Mein-oriain • hasb�bleservice, ll 15191 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1 would like to thank rela- ALLAN -In loving memory of I will always remember the Funeral Home where funeral service was held on Satur- be born again in the words of Jesus means we must aline ��of�ale� AND OTHERS tives, friends and neighbours a dear husband, father, BY MABELTURNBUII:L La on with Mary Layton. Yt day, June 6; 1981 at 2 'p.m. which become as• little innocent In .the estate of for the visits., cards and grandfather and great grand- Rev. A. R -R Yielding Lillian Kerslake and Mrs. loved you so, AUCTION children to inherit eternal life �\II (� %� Q''I'Y W1LE.REIAD E1 LAWRENCE hospital. AIs.Q whenin thefather. spec at Wilson Allan who Bethel B • Bible. took ourserrice J.A.Stewact came to visit Mabel Turnbull. Jean Dill tery. Rev. J.G. Vanslyke it`'1 '4T1 �7i 1: 0 starter, ridge vent at Goderich OH -1 and Win sed AWAY one year ago. pas y S an We. dnesday with Mrs, officiated. 28-09.1 both thought and deed. Our more cream after every- thing was cleared away. All persons having .(aims thatil�j to Dr- Underwood. Jltt1e M. 1$ • Y#eldtn 'at the �iiR pc. .,i ead. 'fltulbtA F�cildgy after tooth / ttflifd!IikT;ON AWTION, a alt st ilii sx#te of ►y'il- $ lir, ttlalkus; slutses aitd:StitfC iGhe Gol e G t t 'd d, n a es s8 ,pod, open in s. M Runn, h . r �. yF +l:ul? eE e tt. ' b; a oo ue1 'of ,Idy of'"•tho cried, tV.e hay- bePP lttstrgttitt d h Also seckrt;d" p;}rtac', tw fret(.,Lary nre 1�lalur�cr. " ' .uf tht« Seaforth bltaspital attd One, ytWat Ago, tsadtiv.' , Mlrs, efsoni lu, "' ; lacc.at valloy., Malkus, nurses and staff. A gaffer by 1)'ulilk Atteiiop all,?tyShta tit . "iotttteri} of'the Yllla't of ' t, Rev» Xa1tSl:s'1Nc• Wittt't ew.elts. le •,u r D ..Psi k 1► the Sia", . 1~lltbt- " loin 90_.w Tenders will be received M+t NI Ts►l:� T. . v " h. D�tbM.. i a:.l aur ms.•.uf °,1a Roy tJs�lttxa c @+h 1 •�-- ' 8 l tr,slowly s'li p d 24-051x1 is ` t 9 1;r4w.L' MRs in, ve . ,'T o qt bXou .ltec ahy Au heist t3., `ophlet. to.vi u Hevy fabricating equipment and inventory FamnlerttyaJ 10:.r.ftW lnd' sy: P'ti,tt',' PQkC anti' ,�f" the . -•-Jasom- ._. ___.._B1anche£oa {� + Sir{s,@ted�'tni3lL�t t�?BtAA�1L'�'._ e n three: ,Tl...�.ar�`R'�t�it'' t'�-'.:^: �9i1;!d�'it�'v tf �ft4r " throwin coloured - -.hoo s -. • . - - . - B P r in lti :u t i .this `sole A ill be ,1'ebWt�'s- bet Td i • d d tt Townstif o is dr a f X11. c, th a.m. 7ocar trine, aly 3, Iris sf lrit, did tlol benQ; . tr1+Na have �v,+Glf t:hQseit t "IC s �i4b� � b•Qtl�e 1;!td'• ` " races, colour or creed. The t' u'pnietllt ariit stt?c8: bounty of 'Perth: rctlred ii ►� lit i1I1OrlRlI1 it faced'' his i with D. 6 Pn ri l teitifttt lvlt a lesson' :Ir�r. gs j► y �+ Olzth9l(l4 tlnitt<d.Church monstrations on making cor- E1�1 T41E[f4"ff, JUN 23, aCU,O'P.M. " farmer, who died A•+n• the EQUIPMENT Bend S' metal lathe; cagrage. ), them Cor' .its to thitak oboe{'• .It>itiolrrcloir came Thttrday' ' _ 27 Births at the location In 141un1iltip. 20111 day of Dccenibct. . board which are numbered Until the very end. Rev. Yielding s .se;•tnotlttte *k .4•h•tn; to sing for us w1th The family of Jack McDer- For ,terms an.diconditions please cuntdct 1980,. are hereby n.ultied DALE -In loving memorly of a He tried so hard to 'stay with quoted the poem '"The Audrey MAIW* it,• leader, Whitmpre.' Office, 80 Dundas Street, RATHWELL &'ASSOCIATES to send in full particulars 'dear father and grandfather, us. Burial pf Moses." By Nebo § a4d.' .Margaret rniture, appliances etc. $.27-1458 of their claims n, the Donald W. (Buzz) Dale who. His fight was all in vain' . , lonely mountian on this side accompgnist. Piano solo - Lag 315 welder c/w wire feed ,attachments: ESAB 220 -04 1 undersigned on or het\tre passed away two years ago, God took him to his loving Jordan's wave I The angel Leanne Whitmore "Scrappy. songs like "Wi ,a Hundred - ('l�l�F's the 2nd day of Jul%• l4hl after which date the June 11. 19'9. We watched you suffer home. And freed him from his pain. of God laid him there. 'I recalled this •from Grade IV Squirrel." Piano solos were also played by Jeff Wilbee, Tracy Reid, Vicki Tremeer, made by the Bethel Bible lG� •1•fl assets will be distributed We know not wM - Lovingly remembered by reader at' S.P,S. was based Passed away nine years ago. dried flowers etc.. in a varietyladies AUCTIONEERS, LIQUID TORS. APPRAISERS having regard only to claims then recei%cd All we could do was just by wife Doris and family. 25-09x1 an the teachings of Jesus to his disciples in St. John Vicki Gordon. Cathy Carter, Heather McKercher, Debbie 77 MAIN ST SEAFORTH. ONTARIO NOK 1W0 bated at Seaforth, On- stand When the time ,flame we Chapter II. Vs. 9 and 10. Campbell, Mary Lou P 527 1458 tario, this 9th da ti l June suffered too, 10 Personal "� We see in, this age large Stewart. - 1981. For you never deserved what churches made of stone or ffiSTOAit vF THE CHOIR CCONNELL Years a o three ladies of M you went through. bnck but in olden times the l3 STEWART God took vour hand and we Mrs. Gisela Richardson (nee church of God was perhaps in the congregation came and & DEVEREAUX had to part. Dorrance), Andy and Beth, caves or secret places to asked me if I would consider a11 %- Box 220, He eased your pain but broke joyfully a nounce the forth- escape prosecution for wor- organizing a Jr. Chior for al�iee < �a.iales g '� g Northside. After giving if, Seaforth, Ontario our hearts. corrin ordination of Douglas shipping illegally where to. 8 g • Solicitors for da in"our ccont there is careful thought, I phoned You fell asleep without .a Richardson to the biaconate Y rY Auction- Calendar theExecutors�(ty i goodbye. in the Holy Catholic Church freedom of worship and we one of the ladies and said I'd But memories of you will (Anglican), on June 18, 1981, can worship in the way we B try and had the chlor never die. in St. Bartholomew's can worship in the way we until I took this stroke in JUNE 10 -For Meadowview Estates, property and Sadly missed and lovingly Church, Winnipeg, Mani. choose. - 1964. A period of about 35 6 modular homes located at Oil Springs. 1:30 p,m. 2.+ Card of Th;i1iks remembered by wife Mona, toba. by the Rt. Rev. Barry Rev. Yielding spoke of his years. I feel the choir is in JUNE 13 -For Rita Pfaff Estate. Property and daughter Debbie and son -in- Valentine. Bishop of Ru- own experience in Toronto good hands with Audrey household effects at 10:30 a.m. at 31'- Williams St., law Frank. grandchildren pertsland. Your prayers are where a vacant Chinese McLlwain as leader. Exeter. We wish to thank all our Rachel. Paul. all of h6ndon. requested. Following ordi- laundry was used for service. I was very pleased with JUNE 23 -For Monkton Tire, Monkton at b:30 p.m. friends and neighbours for 25-09.1 'nation, the Rev. tfichardson We have a promise that this choir.,They, sing with a the cards-, flowers and acts of where two or three are clear full ringing tone. In a Property, vehicles, equipment and stuck. kindness at the loss of Jim's will take charge of the parish few words 1 complimented JUNE 25-Repossesseb woodworking and metal DALE -In loving memory of a ' of Turtle River, Saskatche- gathered together in Christ's P ' fabricating equipment at Vanastra at ':00 p.m. brother. Your thoughtfulness wonderful and dear father wan. 26.09-1 name there will He be also. the choir and told them the is deeply appreciated and Donald W. Buzz Dale who How fortunate we are to be history of the choir. it was 20,-09-1 will always be rememhtired. living in a free count where organized by me in 1937. passed away 2 years ago, g country Jim and Connie June If. l9?9. 28 Deaths worship is our own choice. A BARBECUE Robertson l think of you in silence, We think of some coun- t//w' leG/ .�.1�CL��•� 24-09x1 And make no outward show, tries where worship is limit- We never have a dull BETSY ANN (BESSiE) moment at Kilbarchan. With But what it meant to lose ed Rev. Yielding spoke of AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS DAVIDSON the good weather' our Staff 1 wish to thank Dr. Malkus you, "light" as important for in has been busy planning a 77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1 WO and the nursing staff of No one, will ever know. In Seaforth . Community the dark we may stumble Seaforth Hospital for the You wished no one farewell Hospital on Thursday, June Jesus said "i am the Light of barbecue for us so Friday (519) 527-1458. excellent care they gave me Or even said goodbye, 1481, Betsy Ann (Bessie) the world and those afternoon was planned for it. believing The weather was ideal: during my stay there. Thank You were gone. before I knew Davidson to Seaforth and in Him should not perish but from McKillo Townshi and In advance; the staff had you also to Father ('aruana it, McKillopTownship have everlasting life.A man carried ,chairs and made a and those who visited and And only God knows -why. Walton in her 96th year. cometh unto Him exce pt by wide circle. I counted 20 sent cards. It was greatly I do not need a special day, Survived by nephews, Stan- the Spirit of God and we cart Richard g residents in the cine esu, 1. ' 21 Tender Wan -ted ley Hiller of Seaforth. Hary- appreciated. Jim Nolan Dad. - expect an eternal- rife with tar menu was as .usual, 24.09x 1 To bring you to my mind, ey • Hillen of Kingston, Mrs, Him where there is .no -dark- Edith days 1 do not think of Edith Dunlop, Seaforth and ness to stumble. He spoke to hamburgers and hotdogs, Lobbyou Mrs,. Ken Cowan o€ Midland. two people who had accepted out cooks were busy as these a+ y hank m Predeceased b. four. sisters, ++ by, served hot an S)passed N At° Ministry of t would like tot y Are very, hard to find y Christ, the light of the mem ers o # e n Auctioneer ,famil relatives an`d friends They say time heals all my Margaret, Mrs: Calvin world."' y h Housing' who visited me and sent Hillen; Maude. Mrs. John abundance, seconds, thirds CALENDARcards;cards: treats and flowers sorrow, Gorb ;Ida, Mrs. Alshc Avre OLD FASHIONED? and in some cases fourths Ontario And helps me to forget. y Y• Some people speak of the Clinton 482-7848 a P g were available and no one while i was .a patient in Mabel, Mrs. Harry Allen; old fashioned religion but he ' SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 10 HousingBut time so far has only seemed shy at this opportunL- Seaforth Hospital. A special. and three brothers, Edward, cited two who' .have ven A.M.-Appliances, furni- (tCorporation thanks to Dr. Underwood and Proved. Samuel and Nelson. Friends ity. Along with these choco- ture err: af• Lobb's Barn. How much i miss you yet. themselves to the Lord. This to milk, was served with Dr. Wong and the nurses for Even though I said goodbye, called at the Whitney=Ribey -is happening today. We must CI' 4. El [C 11 g g Y t o same affluence (new'); Makita power cut off saw: Bench model drill' press; bench grinder; electrical paint sprayer; ()X•.AC gauges and hose: 'spray guns; 3/8" -drilli assortment of wood and metal hand tools. VfVENTORY•Quantity of flat, angle, round, square pipe and metal(, S" x5•' x20' I beam: 5" x 20' thick wall pipe; metal bench with vise; 2 metal work tables on casters; 10' roller: assortment of nails and screws; C shape counter; wood cupboard; oil` furna cc; 6' alum. step ladder; 2 h.p. lawn mower: 2-8' wood work benches: Mighty Mike 34cc 42" chain saw; 1/2 h.p. motor; partial picnic tables: hard woods; plywood; scaffolding with casters: 24" exhaust fans; plus many more small items related to wood and metal business. TRUCK -1971 Dodge Fargo window van. as is. For further information please contact: THWE & SSOCiATES 527 1458 iwon, r in.. a er. SATURDAY, JUNE 20-10 Tender Reference Number B05 P.T. 81-71 their special kindness. Gwen Harburn I will always remember the Funeral Home where funeral service was held on Satur- be born again in the words of Jesus means we must . We finished off with gen- ��fo�ial�l A.M.-Stock reduction For the removal of shing- 24-09-1 heart is purer than gold Remember the heart that day, June 6; 1981 at 2 'p.m. which become as• little innocent erous ice cream cones, alp11- ine . auction of approximately les and installation of new Paul Hildebrand', Jean Hil- loved you so, Interment in Brussels Ceme- children to inherit eternal life Believe it or not, one of the • •' 50 used motorcycles at _•y.. � Hull Gull shingles, metal. eaves •1 would like to thank every- Is the heart that won't forget. tery. Rev. J.G. Vanslyke meaning we must chane in B g residents was calling for ice AUCTION SALE Y Y TUES.. JUNE 23-6 P.M.- starter, ridge vent at Goderich OH -1 and Win one who sent flowers, cards A thousand. times I needed• officiated. 28-09.1 both thought and deed. Our more cream after every- thing was cleared away. Debbie Maloney, Dublin Furniture, antiques etc. *at 'for ham OH -3. g And visited me while I was a patient in Seaforth hospital. you, And a thousand times 1 have / thoughts should be of our neighbour. Thelma brou ht some of her g UNRESERVED Blyth Arena Cora Yt installation of hely 9 mm Also to Dr. Rodney and Dr. cried, � W1 meets It would be a much better simple games used for handi-- REPOSSESED EQUIPMENT AUCTION We have been instructed b the secured parties to Y P Brown estate. WED. JUNE 24, 6 P.M.- (3/8") fir plywood sheet in at Goderich OH -1. g Malkus, nurses and staff. A So if my love could have June' -meeting of the sea- R world if this commandment •• " _.. Love capped persons, such as throwing 'catchinga sell b Public Auction all Woodworking' and metal y g Property, '77 pick up Tenders will be received special thank you to my family for looking after saved you Dad, You would nearer have died, forth W.1. was held at the t as universal, toward . our, ' fellowmen ,and large foam rubber ball and a fabricating equipment and inventory truck, -fencing equipment. for the above until 1_1:_00 _.,. __..., r -•-Jasom- ._. ___.._B1anche£oa --Loved- and• s dry mtssed--'by ho' e _ of. ,Maz , I1lao[an -last ,. r y.. ,. whether 'they be of different. _ throwin coloured - -.hoo s -. • . - - . - B P �PTTHt1R9D'AY;1UrWZ5; 7-98Y AT Td00_F.M tools; etc: 1=Dr ftie-e3tate a.m. 7ocar trine, aly 3, ' 24-09-1 daughter Debbie... Wednesday evening. De- Y R " races, colour or creed. The over six inche spikes, also P at Vanastra, 2 miles south of Clinton. Follow signs -South I- floor • Tom Beattie, Londes Ont. 1981, b the Ontario y Housing Corporation, - 25<09-1 monstrations on making cor- secrets of living are caring'' throwing balls into,holes on a EQUIPMENT Bend S' metal lathe; happy to report. C/o relatives cards and gifts W %h made _ 27 Births sages and arcatiging flowers and sharing:" Our meeting . board which are numbered model industrial drill press (like new): Forte heavy T, 'JUNE 27,-10 A.M.- Court House and Registry The family of Jack McDer- Columban C.W.L. for their thanks to Dr. Malkus. Ever - Y were given by Steven Hilde- closed with prayer and hymn for scores. A few ambitious duty 24" power hack saw; fully hyd. 10 ton press: Lboro, chard Lobb's barn.I Office, 80 Dundas Street, mott wish to extend' their mer and Kathleen for their kindness and thought- brand and enjoyed by the "Tis. Sweet to trust in Jesus" souls sang a few songs ted by Hyd. 3/8" sheatt; ? h.p. 3000 Ib. hyd: pump; ESAB rniture, appliances etc. P.O. Box 5600. Terminal sincere appreciation to their GLANVILLE-in loving mem• members. He had on .display followed by our social hour Olivet McKay. . Scottish Lag 315 welder c/w wire feed ,attachments: ESAB 20-09-1 "A", London, Ontario. relatives, friends.•and neigh- ory of a dear son, brother and several artificial arrange- over homemade cookies songs like "Wi ,a Hundred A10 160K welder r/'w wire feed art.; Poitras 24' N6A 2P3 (519/679-7110) boors for their many acts of uncle. Meryl Douglas whg ••ments using silk flowers, made by the Bethel Bible Pipers and I was moved to radial arm saw (new): Leeson V. h.p. paint sprayer _ "` from whom details and kindness. The beautiful floral Passed away nine years ago. dried flowers etc.. in a varietyladies and fruit juice add a Harry Lauder song (new'); Makita power cut off saw: Bench model drill' press; bench grinder; electrical paint sprayer; ()X•.AC gauges and hose: 'spray guns; 3/8" -drilli assortment of wood and metal hand tools. VfVENTORY•Quantity of flat, angle, round, square pipe and metal(, S" x5•' x20' I beam: 5" x 20' thick wall pipe; metal bench with vise; 2 metal work tables on casters; 10' roller: assortment of nails and screws; C shape counter; wood cupboard; oil` furna cc; 6' alum. step ladder; 2 h.p. lawn mower: 2-8' wood work benches: Mighty Mike 34cc 42" chain saw; 1/2 h.p. motor; partial picnic tables: hard woods; plywood; scaffolding with casters: 24" exhaust fans; plus many more small items related to wood and metal business. TRUCK -1971 Dodge Fargo window van. as is. For further information please contact: THWE & SSOCiATES 527 1458 21-09-1 special thank you to all of P g Y count. %_ urtesy remarks Jack's friends who •gave of The reason is hidden some. were given by Mrs. Scott. their friendship when it was where. Mildred Kerr opened the In the pattern God has 'th "A RA Jul, A 20-09-1 specifications may be ob- tributes, the cards and me- June 10. of containers. VISITORS expressing the reason "noo" moment to place an Ex-- tained. Details and speci- morial donations, the food so The parting comes. our Mrs. L. Lawson was the. Doris- Hackney, Exeter, I were a kilt." Some may 1 would like to thank all my fications may -also be ob-. thoughtfully provided; and hearts .are broken, winner" of a- corsage made, Paul Hildebrand', Jean Hil- know it, dee appreciation for the p pp tained from the Huron the prayers and kind words A loved one leaves with June 3rd being the day of her debrand; Mr. and Mrs. Art Debbie Dillon of the staff - We miss you . more than County Housing Author- of comfort helped us so much words unspoken, wedding anniversary; and ' Smale with Bessie Smale, came with her children, W.I. to be guests at- their ity, 48 The Square, God- in our time of sorrow. Special No one knows the grief we Mrs. G. Ken won a corsage Debbie Maloney, Dublin Karen and Brian who 77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO) NOK 1WO erich, Ontario. N7A 1M5 thanks to Rev. Stanley. Joy bear, in a lucky, number draw. Donald Brightrall, with seemed to enjoy the outing sincere thanks and apprecia- (519/524-2637); quoting , 'and the choir of Trinity When everyone meets and Steven was introduced by Gladys Brightrail and Jack while their mother assisted sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours, the reference number as Anglican Church of Mitchell, he's not there. Doris Hugill and thanked by. Frost St. Tomas with Mabel in 'the serving. A . special which I could not have got through this difficult time. above. Rev. George Anderson of We cannot keep from Helen Scott. Turnbull, Debbie Maloney, thanks to the, staff for engi- nieces and nephews. 25.09x1 THE LOWEST OR Exeter, the ladies of Crediton wondering, Program was prepared by Dublin brought Isabel Lam- neer-Ing this enjoyable event. Mrs. E. Popple Rave an interesting report of ANY TEN. DER' NOT Women's Institute and the T. No matter how we try, mrs. Hugill and Mrs. Scott ble from the Manor by No ill effects were reported their visits, cards and flow- and neighbours for all the NECESSARILY, ' Harry Hoffman Funeral And in our sad and lonely with Mrs. Hugill opening it wheelchair to visit Anna from over indulgence I'm Dr, Malkus, the Ladies of our ACCEPTED: Home of Dashwood.' A hearts, with a poem "Make the Days Hoegy. Mr. and Mrs. Ed happy to report. ley-on•Thames. England, and Bertram Andrews, Nor relatives cards and gifts W %h made _ 27 Births We kee on askin wh •• neral Home. We also would with, Ont. Special thanks to 21-09-1 special thank you to all of P g Y count. %_ urtesy remarks Jack's friends who •gave of The reason is hidden some. were given by Mrs. Scott. their friendship when it was where. Mildred Kerr opened the In the pattern God has 'th "A RA Jul, A 20-09-1 Remember, it take but a 24 Card Of Thanks needed most. A special men- tion to Bonnie `and Gord planned. meeting wt a poem pocket of Smiles" and con - moment to place an Ex-- Slaght, whose• friendship and. We must believe and trust ducted the business. Roll call positor Want Ad. Dial 527.0240. 1 would like to thank all my help means so much. To Earl and Jeannette Lippert, my him• And some day we will was answered with what members brought for ex: friends,•relatives and neigh- dee appreciation for the p pp understand. change of slips and bulbs. f� �� /` P•� 24 Card .of Thanks bouts for the many cards and many things you have done. We miss you . more than An invitation from Clinton t�i iP (. .�.��%L•lal gifts and visits, I received You stood by me at a time anyone knows, W.I. to be guests at- their AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERSwhile We, the nieces and nephews a 'patient in Clinton hospital. Jamie Dalton that was so difficult for you. i As each day passes the emptiness rows. picnic July 32rd in Clinton Park Seaforth 77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO) NOK 1WO of the late Miss Bessie Davidson wish' to express our 24-09•i cannot flue the words to express how deeply 1 feel. P g The tears shed we can was accepted. W.I. will sponsor a queen of ( 519) 527-1458 sincere thanks and apprecia- We would like to extend our To my friends and family. my heartfelt thanks for your wipe away. y. But the ache in our hearts the fair candidate at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Plans tion to our relatives. friends and neighbours for the beau• sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours, the love and support, 'without will always stay. Remembered by were made to go to Huron= 24 Card of Thanks 24 Card Thanks tiful floral tributes, the do- Northside United Masonic Lodge, for sym• flowers which I could not have got through this difficult time. always Mom, Dad, sisters, brothers. view on June 17th with Mrs. L. Lawson and Mrs. Kerr of nations to Church. the Heart Fund, the ath cards, and P Y charitable donations, and Kathyy cDermott. it nieces and nephews. 25.09x1 preparing the. program. 1 wish to thank my family. We would like to express our. Cancer Fund and cards of other acts of kindness we 24.09 Mrs. E. Popple Rave an interesting report of relatives, and neighbours for, thanks to relatives, friends sympathy. A special thank received during our sad loss Bill ConnieFlanagan An Expositor Classified .the District Annual hosted by their visits, cards and flow- and neighbours for all the you to Rev. .las. Vanslyke, of a deaf sister and brother- and will pay you dividend's. Have Seaforth W.I. in Northside ers. Thanks to the nurses on fiowers,, cards, gifts and Dr, Malkus, the Ladies of our Mrs. Mary Branchett, Hen• wish to thank tq,pir family, 'and Nends for you -tried one? Dial 527.0240. Church May 21st. Highlights 2nd floor University Hosp- visits during our bfief h'osp- ital, Dr. Hurst and his assist italization and since return• U.C.W., to the hospital staff and the Whitney•Ribey F ley-on•Thames. England, and Bertram Andrews, Nor relatives cards and gifts W %h made _ 27 Births of the day's activities were ants. Thanks to ,the St, ing home. Also special neral Home. We also would with, Ont. Special thanks to their 35th.weddin "�,Pntiiver- sary a memorable 4tasion. recalled. A film on a riding school for the disabled was Columban C.W.L. for their thanks to Dr. Malkus. Ever - Y tike to ex rens our sincere P Rev, T.A.A. Duke anis Wil- Cuthin 'Thanks to their famil `i�br the y SCHELLENBERGER-Steve shown showing how disabled flowers and good wishes. one's thoughtfulness was Thanks to those waio brought greatly appreciated; thanks to the staff of the Seaforth Manor for the wen• mer and Kathleen for their kindness and thought- surprise dinner held at ttir daughter and Pat wish. to announce the arrival' of their son, Wayne. 8 y rn�ivaRhorse cert enjoy riding pony, treats since 1 came, home. Brenda.and Darrell derful care given our dear fulness. Ed and Janct and son,-in-lawf;I,I� Mary Margaret and Johripounds, I3 ounces, on June Lunch was served by Mrs. Eileen Cronin Dalton 24.09x1 aunt for the past six years. Andrews and family. 24.09x1 Vah i#akel, - 24.09x1 t iA981 in Goderich hospital. Scott, Helen McKenzie.:and,,� . 24-09.1 24.09.1 _ 27 09.1 Mrs. Sam Scott. u • i