HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-05-20, Page 27THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1987. PAGE 27.
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CARD OF THANKS
HICKEY. We wish to express our
sincere gratitude to friends, neigh
bours and relatives who helped to
celebrate our 45th wedding anni
versary Sunday, May 3, 1987. -
Sincerely, Joe and Leona Hickey.
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JUTZI. We would like to give
special thanks to Dr. Underwood
and the nursing staff at Seaforth
Community Hospital for the great
care you have given us. Also to all
our family and friends who visited,
sent cards, flowers and gifts. It was
greatly appreciated. Special
thanks goes out to my husband
Jamie and my mom for being there
when needed the most. - Love Lyn
andTyler. 20-lp
TURVEY. I would like to thank all
my friends and neighbours for the
lovely shower gifts. It’s so nice to
be remembered by you all. Also
special thanks to Linda, Marg and
Marion. - Thank you Sandra
Turvey. 20-lp
LEWINGTON. The family of the
late Elvie Lewington wish to
convey thanks and appreciation to
everyone for their expressions of
sympathy, floral contributions,
donations, cards and gifts of food
sent since the loss of a dear mother
and grandmother. Special thanks
to Rev. Archie Robertson and Barb
and Max Watts for their comfort
and prayers at this time. Also a
special thank you to the ladies of
Bethel Bible Church and ladies and
neighbourswhoprovided lunch
after the service and also thanks to
the 16th line ladies who served.
Your thoughtfulness and kindness
will long be remembered by Mary
and Doug and Family and Ern and
Annette and family. 20-lp
MARTIN. I wish to thank everyone
in the Grey Township Fire Depart
ment personally for the prompt and
efficient way you extinguished the
lightning-ignited fire in our barn
on Monday, May 11th. It is
unbelievable that one can see that
his barn is on fire, call the fire
department and end up without
having any damage done. Thank
you all.-Joe Martin. 20-lp
WHEELER. The nieces and ne
phews of Mrs. Ethel M, Wheeler
wish to express sincere thanks to
relatives, friends and neighbours
for their floral tributes, memorial
donations, food sent to and help in
Mabel’s home and other expres
sions of sympathy during the time
of sorrow. Special thanks to Dr.
McGregor, Mr. W. Woodley, staff
of the Wingham and District
Hospital, Order of the Eastern
Star #89. Thanks to Rev. John G.
Roberts, the McBurney Funeral
Home, and the ladies for the lunch
served after the service. Your kind
thoughtfulness will always be
remembered. 20-1
ARE
F0W-DAMENTAL!
BOSMAN. We wish to extend a
heart-felt thanks to all who have
helped in so many ways to help us
through the death of our dear wee
girl. The many cards, words of
sympathy, gifts of food and flowers
will never be forgotten. - The
Bosman Family. 20-1
IN MEMORIAM
TAYLOR. Kenneth M.
In loving memory of a dear
husband, father, grandfather and
great-grandfather who passed
away May 16, 1986.
Those we love don’t go away, they
walk beside us every day.
Unseen, unheard, butalways near,
stillloved, stillmissed and very
dear.
- Lovingly remembered by his
family. 20-1
BIRTHS
JUTZI. James and Lyn are pleased
to announce the birth of their first
child, a son, Tyler James Leverne,
eighing 7 lb., 1 oz. at Seaforth
Community Hospital. Spoiling
privileges go to grandparents
Alma Hugill of Seaforth, Mr. and
Mrs. George Jutzi of Brussels and
great-grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Hugill of Seaforth.
COMING EVENTS ]
BUCK AND DOE FOR VAtERIE
Johnston and Mike Watson, Fri.,
May 22, B M & G Community
Centre. Music by Pete Bauer D.J.
Lunch provided, $4 per person.
19-2p
LAWN SALE - MAY 16 & 23, 9 - 3
Baby articles, household items and
more. Beside fire hall in Blyth.
19-2
GODSPELL - A MUSICAL BASED
on the Biblical parables of St.
Matthew presented by F.E. Madill
Secondary School, Winghamon
May28,29,30at8p.m. 19-3
BRUSSELS LEGION LADIES
Auxiliary Penny Sale and Bake
Sale, Brussels Legion, starts 2
p.m. Saturday, May 30. Everyone
welcome. 19-2p
HURON COUNTY’S LARGEST
used-book sale! Saturday, June 6,
10 a.m. - 5 p.m., and Sunday, June
7, 12 noon - 4 p.m. Bake sale,
refreshments, tours of theatre.
Blyth Memorial Hall, Blyth. Pro
ceeds to Blyth Festival. 19-4
HAM AND TURKEY SUPPER:
Ethel Church Ladies are holding
their annual supper on Sunday,
May 24 from 4 - 7 p.m. at Grey
Central School, Ethel. Adults
$5.00, Children $3,00, Preschool
free. 19-2p
CONGRATULATIONS TO COR-
rine Koster, winner of artists
Sandra Kuck’s Mother’s Day Plate
“A Cherished Time”. For those
who didn’t win, we still have a few
left. Don’t miss out! Sandra’s
plates have always been winners!
P.S. Our sale continues until May
30th. Middaugh’s Collectibles
‘‘Specializing in Ltd. Ed. Collector
Plates & Dolls”, 45 Albert St.,
Clinton 482-5211. 20-1
BLYTH HORTICULTURE AND
Senior Citizens Bus Trip June 8 to
Pine River Cheese Factory, Bruce
Nuclear Development (free lunch
here) Bruce Agripark, Feversham
FishFarmandHillsGarden and
Green House at Durham. Bus
leaving Blyth Post Office at 8:15 -
Cost $17.00 per person. Contact
Mary Walden, 523-9287or Harvey
McDowell, 523-9358. 20-lp
CANADIAN FORESTERS AN-
nual Chicken Barbecue to be held
in Kinburn on Thursday, June 11
from 5 to 7 p.m. Adults $6.00;
children $4.00. 20-4
CALVIN BRICK UNITED
Church cold meat supper, Satur
day, May 23, 5 to 7 p.m., Belgrave
Women’s Institute Hall. Adults
$6.00; Children $3.00; Family
$18.00maximum. 20-1
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
Branch 218 Dance, Brussels Le
gion Hall, Sat., June 6th, 1987.
Music by ‘‘The Entertainers”.
Lunch included, $6.00 person.
Restricted to 19 years and over.
20-3
ANNUAL MEETING FOR THE
Wingham and District Association
for the Mentally Retarded, Mon
day, Jne 15/87 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Wingham Armouries. Guest
Speaker: Sue Jones, presenting a
report of the associations recent
planning day. Everyone welcome.
20-22-23
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
forthe Royal Canadian Legion,
Branch218, Brussels, Wednes
day, May 20 at9p.m.attheLegion.
20-lb
GIGANTIC YARD SALE - SIX
families, May 23, rain or shine, 1%
miles south of Belgrave and east 2
miles, follow the signs. Gerani
ums, box plants, weight-lifting
bench and weights, walnut boards,
girl’s bicycle, baby needs, clothes,
2 cribs, a buggy, a change table, a
swing-o-matic, high chair, many,
many more items. -1
JOHNNY CASH IN KITCHENER,
Friday, June 26. Babes in Arms,
(musical comedy) Huron Country
Playhouse, Grand Bend, Wednes
day, July 15. Phone Helen McBur
ney, Nicholson Bus Lines, 357-
3424. 20-1
YARD SALE - MAY 23, 9 A.M. TO
?, Sth concession of Morris, 1 %
mileswest of Brussels. 20-lp
THE CHILDREN OF NEIL AND
Marie McGavin invite everyone to
join them in a celebration to honour
their parents’ 25th wedding anni
versary at Brussels, Morris and
Grey auditorium on May 30, 1987.
Dancing from 9 to 1. Best wishes
only. 20-1
CRUISE ON THE ST. LAW-
rence River. Romantic cities, the
world-famous 1000 Islands, the
remarkable International Seaway
&locks, Upper Canada Village,
spectacular shorelines and more.
Fouror six days aboard the elegant
cruise vessel Canadian Empress.
Dial-a-brochure 1-800-267-0960
for brochures and reservations.
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F1DDLE& STEP DANCE CON-
test July 10 & 11. Community
Centre Fergus, Ontario. Camping
on grounds. For information call
MervWoods(519)843-1630. 20-lp
DON’T MISS EGANVILLE
Homecoming ‘87 July 31st thru
August 3rd, 1987. For particulars
write Eganville Homecoming ‘87,
Box 570, Eganville, Ont. K0J 1T0.
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THE SEARCH IS ON TO LOCATE
& recognize the outstanding young
people of Ontario. If you would like
to nominate a deserving young
person aged 6 to 18 for an Ontario
Junior Citizen of the Year Award,
contact this newspaper. 20-lp
MUSICMAKING ON LAKE ROS-
seau: Cammac, August 2-16, one
or two weeks for adult singers and
instrumentalists. Professional in
struction. Beautiful setting. Swim
ming and tennis. Contact Ruth
Mechanicus, Administratrix, (416)
484-6456. 20-lp
ANNUAL MEETING
WINGHAM AND DISTRICT
HOSPITALCORPORATION
Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of the Wingham
and District Hospital Corporation
will be held in the Nursing
Assistants Training Centre, Cath-
erineSt., Wingham, Ontarioon
Thursday, June 18, 1987, at the
hour of eight o’clock p.m., for
consideration and confirmation of
changes to Administrative Bylaws
2(d) line 6, 12(a) and 40(d); for the
election of Governors; for the
appointment of Auditors; and for
the transaction of such other things
as may properly come before the
meeting.
Copies of the proposed Bylaw
changes. The Annual Report and
Hospital Financial Statements
may be obtained at the front desk of
the Wingham and District Hospital
prior to three o’clock p.m., Thurs
day, June 18, 1987.
Membership granting voting privi
leges may be purchased at the front
desk of the hospital for one dollar
($1.00) prior to five o’clock p.m.,
Wednesday, June 3, 1987. No
membership sold after that time,
on that date, will entitle the
purchaser to a vote.
Dated at Wingham, Ontario, this
fifteenth day of May, 1987.
By Order of the Board of Governors
N.M. Flayes,
Secretary. 20-5
DENTURE
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Huron MOH hired
The Huron County Board of
Health has hired a Newfoundland
doctor, Dr. Maarten Bokhout, as
the new medical officer of health
(MOH) for the county, a position
which hasbeenvacant since the
resignation of Dr. Harry Ceislar
last July.
Grant Stirling, Goderich Twp.
reeve and chairman of the board of
health, made the announcement at
the regular meeting of county
council on May 7. He said that Dr.
Bokhout’s position would be effec
tive as of September 14.
Based on a five-year renewable
contract, the county has offered a
starting salary of $70,209, placing
Pork Congress coming
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Congress provides the scene to
develop a concept that changes the
industry just a little bit more. It
changes the industry just a little bit
more because of the active partici
pants in the Pork Congress. The
Congress’ success is dependent
upon everyone’s active participa
tion.
Every segment of the industry is
available to contribute its ideas,
LARGE CLEARANCE & CON-
signment Auction Friday, May
22nd 10 a.m. Approximately 40
tractors, cars and trucks. Over 300
pieces of new and used farm
equipment, plus lawn and garden
ti actors and other consignments.
Wayne Ward Farm Equipment,
Hwy. #6, Wiarton, Ont. Phone
(519) 534-1638 or 534-2980. 20-lp
POLLED LIMOUSIN SALE FULL-
bloods Purebreds %age. 30 pairs
20 bred heifers 15 bulls. ACH
Farms Markdale, May 30/87 2
p.m. Call Alan (519) 986-3228 or
Bill (519)986-2109. 20-lp
$ to^it’s All in the
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BACKHOLE & OPERATOR -
Drainage tile repair, fountains
dug, driveway installation etc.
Free estimates, reasonable rates.
Available 7 days a week. Call
anytime 357-3036. 19-4p
KENNEDY SMALL ENGINES,
Londesboro. Roper Sales and
Service. Phone523-4314. 17-4
CUSTOM CORN PLANTING:
Four 36” rows, fertilizer and
insect. $9 per acre, 10 m. radius of
Blyth. Brad Thomson 523-9723.
15-6
J.C. ENTERPRISES CUSTOM
plowing, cultivating, discing,
planting, etc. Phone 526-7523.
15-6p
Goderich [519J524-6688
No Charge 1-800-265-7555
Neustadt [519)665-7818
it at the top of the county’s salary
grid, as well as regular employee
benefits. The contract alsooffers to
cover moving expenses to a
maximum of $12,000.
Mr. Stirling said that Dr.
Bokhout was offered the position in
early April, following an interview
with the board in March. “We
were quite impressed with his
presentation at the interview, ” he
said.
Dr. Bokhout, 35, received his
medical training in Ontario before
working on a two-year contract
with the Newfoundland provincial
government in public health. He
also has a master’s degree in public
health.
services and products. People
attending have the opportunity to
meet with some of the finest in the
world. This year’s speakers are
coming from Holland, England
and locally. Also emphasis is being
placed on the genetic role to
produce a better product for the
consumer. Building ideas, awards,
pharmaceutical, feed, breeding
stock and much more is planned for
the Ontario Pork Congress.