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not paid by the following Wednesday.
Deadline: Monday at 4 p.m. Phone
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TENDERS WANTED
GRAVEL TENDERS
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
Sealed, clearly marked tenders
are now being received for the
purpose of crushing, hauling
and spreading of approximately
27,000 cu. yds. more or less of
5/8” Granular “A” Gravel for
the roads in the South half of the
Township of Grey. Work to be
completed by June 15, 1987 to
the satisfaction of the Township
Road Superintendent. The con-
tractorto be responsible for any
rules or regulations which may
be applicable under the Pits and
Quarries Act.
Apply to the undersigned for
contract forms. Tenders must
be accompanied by a certified
cheque for 10% of the enclosed
bid and will be received by the
undersigned until4:00p.m.,
Friday, April 3, 1987.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted and all
tenders are subject to the
approval of the Ministry of
Transportation and Communi
cations.
ROY WILLIAMSON
ROAD SUPERINTENDENT
TOWNSHIP OF GREY.
CARD OF THANKS
McCUTCHEON. A sincere thank
you to my family, friends and
neighbours who were so kind when
1 was a patient in Listowel
Memorial Hospital and since
returning home. For visits, cards,
flowers, baskets of fruit, boxes of
candy, bath cubes, perfume,
baking brought to my home, and
telephone calls to my hospital room
and to my home. Thanks also to Dr.
Mather and the excellent nursing
staff at the hospital. - Marie
McCutcheon. 13-lp
EVANS. I would like to thank all
those who visited me in hospital,
flowers and treats, thanks to
doctorsandnurses, Doug Zehr and
Rev. Carpentier. Those who gave
transportation to hospital and
home, food, visits, treats, since
home. Thanks to Dr. Bozhk. Your
kindness will never be forgotten.
God Bless you all. - Ida Evans.
13-lp
BELL. I would like to thank my
relatives, friends and former
neighboursfor the lovely cards,
flowers, giftsandeveryonewho
visited me on the occasion of my
95th birthday. Your thoughtful
ness is appreciated and will not be
forgotten.-Charlotte Bell. 13-lp
MADILL. I would like to thank all
those who visited, sent flowers,
cards, treats and provided rides
while I was in the hospital and since
returning home. - Ray Madill.
IN MEMORIAM a IN MEMORIAM
ROBERT CHARLES STEPHENSON
November23,1955-April 7,1986
Though Robert is dead, grieve not for him with tears,
Think not of death with sorrowing and fears,
He is so near that every tear we shed
Touches and tortures him, though we think him dead ...
But when we laugh and sing in glad delight
His soul is lifted upward to the light:
Laugh and be glad for ail that life is giving,
And Robert, though dead, will share our joy in living.
Carried forever in the
heartsof Bonnieand Courtney
STEPHENSON, Robert.
I had a son I was proud to own,
How much I miss him will never be
known,
The heartaches in this world are
many,
But to lose my son was the greatest
of any.
Son, if I could make a wish tonight,
And know it would come true,
I’d wish I could reach Heaven,
And ask to speak to you.
So many things have happened
son,
Since you were called away,
So many things to share with you,
Had you been left to stay.
They say memories are golden,
Well maybe that is true,
But we never wanted memories,
We only wanted you.
For those who have a son,
Cherish him with care,
For you will never know the
heartache,
Until he is no longer there.
- Dad and Mom 13-1
STEPHENSON. In loving memory
of Robert who passed away a year
ago.
He left us quietly,
His thoughts unknown,
But left us a memory, •
We are proud to own;
So treasure him Lord,
In your garden of rest;
For when on earth,
He was one of the best.
-Bill, Joan,KimandKellie. 13-1
KENNEDY. In loving memory of
our dear father and grandfather
who passed away 15 years ago,
March 30, 1972 in his 50th year.
To a beautiful life came a sudden
end
He died as he lived, everyone’s
friend
He was always thoughtful, loving
and kind
What a glorious memory to leave
behind.
He left so suddenly,
His thoughts unknown.
But he left us memories,
We are proud to own.
Treasurer him God,
In your garden of rest.
For in this world
He was one of the blest.
- Always in our hearts Wayne,
Brenda, Sharee, Mark, Jean and
theirfamilies. 13-1
CURRIE. In loving memory of a
dear father, grandfather and bro
ther, Donald Stewart Currie, who
passed away April 3, 1975.
A little tribute true and tender,
Just to show we still remember,
He lives with us in memory still
Not just today but always will.
-Ever remembered by sons, Barry,
John and Douglas, sister Betty and
families. 13-1
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DEATHS
BRONSON. Raymond M. at Vict
oria Hospital, Westminster Cam
pus, London, Ont., Monday,
March 23, 1987, following a
lengthy illness, Raymond McLen
nan Bronson, of Greenfield Ave.,
Kitchener, formerly of Brussels,
Ont., age 65 years. A veteran of
WW II of the 48th Highland
Regiment of Toronto. A former
employee of Maitland Tele Serv
ices until his retirement in 1977.
Past Master of the Brussels
Masonic Lodge, Secretary Treas
urer of Royal Canadian Legion,
Brussels and Secretary Treasurer
of the Legion Pipe Band in
Brussels. Beloved husband of
Elizabeth (Betty) (nee Mitchell).
Father of Raymond and his wife
Gale, of Stratford; Marrni (Mrs.
Michael Balog), of Elmira. Brother
of Marvin, Toronto; Jack of B.C.;
Muriel (Mrs. Ken Perry), Oakville;
Marguerite (Mrs. John Montfort)
of Toronto. Also survived by 4
grandchildren, Krista, Danny,
Zachary and Taite. A memorial
service was held Thursday, March
26 at the Melville Presbyterian
Church in Brussels, Rev. V.
Jamieson officiating. Cremation
has taken place.
COMING EVENTS
BENEFIT DANCE FOR KEN
Carter and Pam Buckler to be held
on April 3 at Brussels Community
Centre, who lost their home by fire,
music by Pete Bauer. Donations
will be accepted at the door and
Bluevale Post Office. Family danc
ing 9 p.m. -1a.m. Ladies please
bringlunch. 12-2
FUND-RAISING DANCE FOR
the Wingham and area Day Centre
for the Homebound. Saturday,
April 4th, Belmore Community
Centre. Dancing from 9 p.m. - 1
a.m. Music provided by The
Entertainers. Tickets available at
the door or Wingham Armouries.
12-2
HURON BRANCHOGSWORK-
shop, Wingham United Church,
Wed., April 8, at 7:30 p.m. Help for
Beginners in Genealogy. Everyone
interested is welcome. 12-2p
The HuronjCounty Health Unit
presents “Pleasures, Problems
and Preschoolers” - a series of 3
Parenting Classes for parents of
children aged 1-5 years. Classes
will commence Thursday, April 2,
1987 and will be held at Seaforth
Hospital, Seaforth. Please call
527-1243 to pre-register by March
26,1987. 11-3
GENERAL MEETING TO D1S-
cuss with the residents of East
Wawanosh Township information
for the upcoming township history
book for the 125th anniversary on
April9at8 p.m. at East Wawanosh
Public School. 13-2
AT YOUR SERVICE
DENTURE .
THERAPY/
CLINIC A
I OPEN:
Mon.-Fri.8a.m.-5p.m.
Eve. & Weekend-by appt.
PLANNING A PARTY? WOULD
you like us to look after the food?
We cater to small weddings,
banquets, luncheons or home
parties. Old-fashioned home cook
ing. Reasonable prices. Phone
Beth Earl 887-6401 or Joan Smith
887-6341. 13&18
COMING EVENTS
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Town and Country Homemakers
will be held in the Goderich
Township Hall, Holmesville on
Tuesday, April 14, 1987. Guest
speaker - Joe Cordiano, M.P.P.,
Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Community and Social
Services. Social Hour - 6-7 p.m.;
Dinner 7 p.m., $8.50 per person.
Tickets can be obtained from board
of directors or the Wingham
Office, 357-3222. 13-2
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
nomination meeting, riding of
Huron (Provincial) April 14, 8
p.m., Central Huron Secondary
School, Clinton. 13-2
THE BRUSSELS HOME AND
School will meet at the public
school at 7:30 on April 8. Mr. Doug
Yeo, school resource teacher,
Victoria Public School will present
slides and artifacts of his trip to
China. Everyone is welcome to
attend. 13-1
GARAGE SALE: OUR 12TH AN-
nual Garage Sale will be held
Friday, May 8th from 7-9 p.m. at
the Blyth Community Centre. Call
Bonnie Shannon 523-9326 or Can
dice Howson 523-4508 for any
donations you may have. Sponsor
ed by the Evening Unit of Blyth
U.C.W. 13-5p
HALLRICE 4-H CLUB IS START-
ing April 1. Any person of the ages
12 to 21 is welcome. At Jim
Hallahan’sat8p.m. 13-1
SONG FEST - LONDESBORO
United Church - Sunday, April
5/87-7:30p.m. Featuring- The
Prouty Family - The Scott Family -
The King’s Messengers - Just
Plain Folk-TheLondesboroUnited
Church Jr. Choir - John Jewitt -The
Howatt Bros, and more; Admis
sion, Adults $3.00; Children, age
6-12,$1.00. 13-lp
WEDDING RECEPTION AT
Brussels for Marilyn Engel and
Jack Clark, Friday, April 10.
Reception 8-9, Dancing 9-1. Invita
tion extended to friends, relatives
and neighbours. 13-2p
EUCHRE, MON . APR1L6, 8 P.M
Brussels Library, sponsored by
Oddfellows and Rebekahs. Prizes
and lunch. Admission $1.50,
everyone welcome. 13-1
MICROWAVE COOKING DE-
monstration by Shirley Couillard at
the Wingham Legion on April 7 at 7
p.m., sponsored by the R.N.A.’s
advance tickets - $4.00; at the door
$5.00. For advance tickets phone
523-9386. 13-lp
AT YOUR SERVICE
Horst
Feige D.T.
GODERICH
58 West Street
Goderich [519)524-6688
No Charge 1-800-265-7555
Neustadt [5191665-7818
COMING EVENTS
PUMP BOYS AND DINETTES,
country and western musical -
comedy. Sunday, April 5, 2 p.m.,
Blyth Memorial Hall. Tickets $10.
Phone 523-9300. 13-1
BOWMANVILLE’S APRIL ANTI-
ques and Folk Art Show. Flying
Dutchman Hotel at Hwy. 401, exit
432. April 4, 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Admission $5. April 5, 11 a.m. - 5
p.m. $2. Canada’s premier “Coun
try” Show/sale. Come to Bowman-
ville and see what it’s all about.
13-lp
ST. LAWRENCE RIVER CRUISES
Romantic cities, the world-famous
1000 Islands, the remarkable
International Seaway and locks,
Upper Canada Village, spectacular
shorelines and more. Spend three
or five nights aboard the elegant
cruise vessel Canadian Empress.
Dial-a-brochure 1-800-267-0960
toll free. 13-lp
AUCTION SALES
CONSIGN NOW TO ORVAL Mc
Lean Auction Centre - Lindsay.
Saturday, April 18, 10 a.m.
accepting farm machinery, trac
tors, vehicles, construction equip
ment, tools, trailers, riding lawn
mowers, motorcycles, and boats.
Bring to barn by April 10 or phone
(705)324-2783. 13-lp
“AUCTIONS”
UPCOMING IN 1987
Lome Cooke Farm Machinery
Saturday, April4,1987
Reavie Farm Equipment &
Consignment
Tuesday, April7,1987
Carson's - Howard Kennedy,
Livestock, Farm Machinery,
Hanover
Satuday, April 11,1987
Farm Sale with Carson's for
Andy McMichael at Wroxeter
Monday, April 13,1987
Farm Machinery with Brindley at
Grand Bend
Tuesday, April 14,1987
Heavy Horse Sale - Carson's
Wednesday, April 15,1987
Ron Stanley Farm Machinery,
RR 4, Kincardine
Friday, April 17,1987
Brindley Machinery Sale,
Dungannon
Saturday, April 18,1987
Stocker Sale in Lucknow
Monday, April 20,1987
T wo Household Sales -
Mrs. Frances Foreman ,RR2,
Lucknow
Friday, April 24,1987
Mrs. Charlie Johnston, Blyth
Saturday, April25,1987
Lucknow Community Sale
Every Wednesday
K. W. Stockyards Sale
Every Thursday
BRIAN RINTOUL
R.R. 3 WINGHAM
Auctioneer
528-3812 357-2349