The Citizen, 1987-07-15, Page 19THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1987. PAGE 19.
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CARD OF THANKS
STEVENSON. The families of the
late James Gordon Stevenson
would like to extend sincere thanks
to everyone who sent flowers and
made donations or sent cards. Your
thankfulness will always be appre
ciated. 28-1
STEVENSON. Carol and Cynthia
would like to thank everyone for
their visits, flowers, cardsand gifts
while in the hospital. Special
thanks to Drs. McGregor and
Hanlon and to the O.B. staff of the
Wingham hospital. 28-1
MacMILLAN. I would like to thank
my friends, Doh and Alice Buchan
an and the Leiper family, Dr. Keith
Hay and Rev. Dave Snihur for all
their help and support during my
illness. A special thanks to the
Canadian Cancer Society and my
MomandDad. Your gifts, visits
and prayers will never be forgot
ten.-Lois 28-1
DUNBAR. The family ofthe late
Olive Dunbar wish to extend
sincere thanks and appreciation to
relatives, friends and neighbours
for floral contributions, donations,
cards and gifts of food. We are
most grateful to the staff of
Callander Nursing Home for the
tender loving care mother received
during her years there. Special
thanks to Rev. B. A. Nevin for his
kindness and support. We also
wish to extend our deep apprecia
tion to the M. L. Watts Funeral
Home and to the Ethel Church
Ladies for the lovely lunch served.
Everyone’s thoughtfulness will
long be remembered. - Georgia
Schaefer, Don Dunbar. 28-1
ORTH-ARMSTRONG. We sin
cerely thank all our Brussels
friends and relatives for your
kindness and generosity in honour
of our upcoming marriage. Your
gifts, attendance and best wishes
atthecommunity shower are all
very much appreciated. Special
thanks for time and effort to those
who helped organize the lovely
shower. - Sandy Orth, Bruce
Armstrong. 28-1
CARD OF THANKS
McELROY. 1 wish to thank sincere
ly neighbours, former neighbours
and friends for various and gener
ous acts of kindness extended to
me prior to hospitalization in
Clinton and during my 2-week stay
there. Best wishes to you all. -
Melda McElroy. 28-1
BADLEY. I would like to thank my
family and friends for a lovely
surprise birthday party. Thanks to
Myrtle for all her work and the
lovely cake, and to those who
helped her, also for cards, gifts and
good wishes. You made it a day I
will always remember. (I didn’t
know I had such a quiet family).
Thanksagain.-VeraBadley. 28-lp
KELLY. I wish to thank neigh
bours, friends and relatives for the
lovely cards, flowers and treats
while I was a patient in Wingham &
District Hospital and St. Joseph’s
London and since returning home.
It was very much appreciated. -
Nora Kelly. 28-lp
SCOTT. We wish to express our
sincere thanks to relatives, friends
and neighbours for their expres
sions of sympathy following the
passing of our mother May Scott.
Special thanks to Dr. McGregor,
Rev. John Roberts, Tasker’s Fun
eral Home, the ladies who served
lunch at the Belgrave United
Church, the pallbearers and flower
bearers. Your kindness is appreci
ated and will always be remember
ed.-Ian, Ralph and Lorne. 28-lp
HAMM. The family of the late
George Hamm would like to thank
relatives, friends and neighbours
for support and expressions of
sympathy, floral tributes, all dona
tions and prayers; also food
brought to the homes during the
loss of a dear father, brother and
grandfather. Special thans to Rev.
Lorenzo Ramirez, the U.C.W. for
luncheon and the Tasker Funeral
Home. -Sincerely George and
Mary, Murray and Donna and
Ken. 28-1
WHITFIELD. I would like to
express my appreciation to my
family, friends and neighbours for
the surprise social gathering they
planned for my birthday Sunday
afternoon and for gifts, cards and
good wishes from all who attended.
Hope everyone enjoyed the day as
much as I did. - Sincerely, Herman
Whitfield. 28-1
ARMSTRONG. Onbehalf of the
friends of the Huron County
Pioneer Museum I want to thank
the people of this area for their
generous donations to the “Buy a
Block ’ ’ campaign at the Homecom
ing weekend celebrations. Anyone
still wanting to make a contribution
to this project please feel free to
contactme. - Leona Armstrong,
887-6753. 28-1
BERNARD. I wish to thank my
family, neighbours and relatives
for visits, flowers, cards and gifts I
received while in the hospital.
Special thanks to the nurses on the
third floor. Also Doctor Arciszew
ski and Doctor Van Walraven, also
nurses in Seaforth Hospital and
Doctor Underwood. Special thanks
to my neighbour Mrs. Van Lichty
who’s helped so much on my
returning home. - Mrs. Tom
Bernard. 28-1
COMING EVENTS
YARD SALE, SATURDAY, JULY
18,9to2. Toys, games, stereos, car
radios, blinds, etc. Larry Bolger,
Morris St., Blyth. 28-lp
BIRTHS
WHEELER. Grandparents
Delores and Bill Wheeler and Iona
and Cec Moore proudly announce
the arrival of a new grandson
Benjamin Scott on June 30,1987 at
London weighing 8 lbs. Happy
parents are Lori and Scott Wheeler
of Lambeth. A wee brother for
Nicholas.
STEVENSON. Amanda would like
to announce the arrival of her baby
sister Cynthia Rosanna, born July
5, weighing9lb., loz. Anotherwee
sister for Steven and Bryan. Proud
parents are Bill and Carol Steven
son. Grandparents are Pearl Stev
enson, Marie and Charlie Fraser.
IN MEMORIAM
KUCHMISTRZ. In loving memory
of a dear husband and father,
Kasimir, who passed away July 17,
1986.
He who loved and is loved has been
taken away,
But our hearts and minds now
recall each bright day,
The clouds of grief do lift and clear,
we now can see
That his love will be our lasting
memory. 28-lp
COMING EVENTS
MISCELLANEOUS COMMUN-
ity shower for Karen Knight,
Tuesday, July 21,1987 at 8 o’clock
in Melville Presbyterian Church,
Brussels. 27-2p
YOU ARE INVITED TO A Mis
cellaneous showerfor Cindy Evans
on Wednesday, July 15 at 8 p.m. in
Ethel United Church. 27-2p
WALDEN REUNION WILL BE
held July 18 at Clinton Conserva
tion Park, 2:30 p.m., pot luck
supper. Please accept this as your
invitation. 28-lp
BLYTH FESTIVAL.
Miss Balmoral of the Bayview: all
performances for this play are
SOLD OUT; However, a limited
number of rush tickets go on sale 2
hours before curtain time.
Bordertown Cafe: July 16
Girls in the Gang: July 17
Bush Fire: July 21 (opening), 22,23
(matinee), 25
All performances are at 8:30 p.m.
except matinees which are at 2:00
p.m. For tickets, call Box Office at
523-9300/9225. 28-1
BLYTH FESTIVAL COUNTRY
Fair Saturday, July 25. Booths
filled with books, clothing, pro
duce, good “junk”; special activi
ties for children. Great fun for the
whole family! 28-1
“COMEANDGO”TEA2:30-4:00
July 18 for the 80th Birthday of Ida
McGowanat 15 Gloucester Ter
race, Goderich. 28-lp
BUS TRIP - CANADA’S WON-
derland Wednesday, July 29.
Phone Helen McBumey, Nichol
son Bus Lines 357-3424. 28-2
YARD SALE - MISCELLANEOUS
items, 3 side roads east of
Londesboro store, turn right, or 4
side roads west of Winthrop store,
turn right Saturday, July 18 at 9
a.m.to?atDunbar’s. 28-1
APPRECIATION NIGHT FOR
Ruperta “Pert” Milligan on her
reitrementfrom Town and Country
Homemakers, Thursday, July 16,
1987, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m., at Holmes
ville Hall. Open to former and
present homemakers. 27-2
AT YOUR
SERVICE
CUSTOM COMBINING IN
Blyth area. For information and
pricescall887-6138. 28-4p
CUSTOM WORK: CUSTOM
Combining J.C. Enterprises, RR 1,
Auburn, 526-7526. 28-6
CUSTOM COMBINING:
wheat, grain, beans and corn.
Reasonable rates, rotary combine.
Call887-9359before8a.m. or after
6p.m. 28-1
CUSTOM SILO FILLING AND
swathing. Phone Hank Reinink
523-9202 or523-4569. 21-tfn
DENTURE
THERAPY.
CLINIC A
f Horst
Feige D.T.
GODERICH
58 West Street
OPEN:
Mon.-Fri.8a.m.-5p.m.
Eve.& Weekend-by appt.
COMING EVENTS
SAT., JULY 18 - MULTI-FAMILY
Yard Sale 9 to 2 at Albert St.,
Brussels close to C.I.L. Agromart,
computer, 1982 4 x 4 Datsun,
household effects. Rain date July
25. 28-1
BEST MEAL FOR YOUR MONEY
-St. John’s Pork Chop B.B.Q. July
22/87, 5 - 7:30 p.m. Adults $5.50,
children 12 & under, $3.50. 28-2p
THE WOOD SHOW AUGUST 7, 8,
9. A “Must See’’ for wood
working enthusiasts. 100 exhibi
tors will have for sale, wide variety
of woodworking tools and acces
sories quality wooden crafts. Learn
from the experts - daily, live, free
seminars. Wood art exhibition.
Loggers sports competition. For
brochure, Box 920, Town of
Durham, Ontario. NOG 1R0. 28-lp
AUCTION SALES
A CLEARING AUCTION SALE
OF FARM MACHINERY ANDSOME
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND ANTIQUES FOR
ROBERTAND JANEGRASBY, R.R. #4, BRUSSELS
LOT 10, CONC. 5, MORRISTWP., COUNTY RD. 16
5MILESWESTOFBRUSSELSOR1 CORNERS. OF
BELGRAVE AND21/z MILES EASTON
SATURDAY, JULY18,1987 AT12NOON
165 M.F. Diesel tractor/loader and chains, 135 M.F. 3 cyl.
gas tractor/allied loader and chains, 3 furrow M.F. plough
with 3pth., 8’ packer, McCormick 13 run seed drill for parts,
Massey Mower, 11’ Kongskilde cultivator [3 pt.h.], wheel
rake, wheel cultivator, 28 plate trail disc, N.H. 68 Baler [hay
liner], 328 N.H. manure spreader [like new], 2 wagons/flat
rack, 1 wagon/box, Helm 7’ snowblower, 165 bu. gravity
box.
Aquantity of wood, snowfence, wire [new], steel grain
airator and small grain airator, 11 ’ 4” grain auger, 40’ 9” silo
pipe and 40’ 3’ ’ pipe [aluminum], 32’ pipe elevator on
wheels, 20’ pipe elevator ext. ladder, small scale, water
trough, cattlecrate, jackall jackas well a wagon load of
miscellaneous items.
There will be some household effects and antiques for sale.
Plan to attend this farm sale of well kept machinery etc. as
owner is retiring and farm is sold.
TERMS: PROPER I.D. A CASH DAYOFSALE A
7% SALESTAX IN EFFECT WHERE APPLICABLE.
Owners or Auctioneer are not responsible for accidents or
lossof purchasedayof sale.
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
OWNER: ROBERT A JANE GRASBY887-6150
AUCTIONEER: BRIAN RINTOUL357-2349
LUNCH BOOTH
AT YOUR
SERVICE
CUSTOM
COMBINING
COMPETITIVE
RATES
Call Evenings
523-9574 or
887-6617
Goderich [519|524-6688
No Charge 1-800-265-7555
Neustadt [519J665-7818
COMING EVENTS
BELLE RIVER FIDDLE SINGING
July30,31, Augustl, 2. Campsites
available. $7,000 in prizes. Featur
ing The Doubletake Group Step
dancers and Quality on Tap, Box
10, Belle River, Ontario NOR 1A0
or (519)728-1767. 28-lp
FRIDAY, JULY 24TH AT 10 A.M.
Machinery Consignment Sale.
Several good pieces already con
signed. Consignments wanted.
Carson’s Auction Services, Listo-
wel. Call (519)291-2049. 28-lp
HELP RECOGNIZE ONTARIO’S
outstanding young people: nomi
nate someone today who qualifies
for an Ontario Junior Citizen of the
Year award. Contact this news
paper for details. 28-lp
SHOWER FOR SHERRI BAC-
hert, July 16, 8 p.m. in Walton
Hall. Everyone welcome. 27-2
AUCTION SALES