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M.moriarn
HARE
in loving memory of Melissa•
who passed away October
12; 1997.
One precious to our hearts
is gone
The voice we loved Is still,
The place made vacant in
our lives
Can never mere be filled •
Always a thought and many
a tear
For one we miss and loved
so dear,
The sudden way you had to
die
We willalways remember
• and wonder why
The heartaches in this world
are many
But to lose You was the
greatest of any
In quiet thoughts we live
again
The years that used. to be,
So full of love and happi-
ness
She was always so carefree .
Her eyes sparklingwhen
she spoke •
Her hearty. laugh when she
told a joke
A loving hug,. a good-bye
kiss .
Are some of the things we
will always miss..
Always in our hearts. .
Sadly missed by aunts,
uncles and cousins. --40
HARE
With cherished memories of
our very dear niece and
cousin, Melissa Hare, who
Journeyed to her placeof
rest one year ago October
12, 1997. ;•
Thoughts
To abeautiful life came an
untimelY:end;
You died as you lived,
everyone's friend:
You were always thoughtful;'
loving and kind, .
What' a ;glorious: memory to
leave behind.
Yoe:left ussilently, your
thoughts unknown; •
But you left us memories we
are proud to own.
God's treasure in your gar
den ofrest,
For in this world you Were
one of .the !lest. •
We miss .your•stiiiies, your
laughter and gentle ways
Those we really love, don't
go away,
They walk beide us every
•day.
Silent thoughts, of tithes
together,
Hold rnemories_that' will last
forever..•
Greatly missed, loved and.
held deep within our hearts
uncle. Giem aunt Sandra,.:
Jeffery, Jason, Jamie :'and
Tracy: --40
' LEDDY •
In Memory; :of .our
dear mother :end=grand-.
mother Gertrude,' whit
Passed ` :away. October 4,
1990. •
You are .always, in our
minds;.
No matter what we do,:
Ail the time, within our
hearts,
There ere.thetrOtits et you.
Sadly missed bjr her family.
--40cc. ference --40.
cdnesdaay, Ottobcr 7, 1998
40. In
ro dart l
HARE
in loving: memory of Melissa
a precious daughter, sister
and granddaughter who
passed away October 12,
1997.
We looked upon a rose one
day,
Glistening with mrrning:
dew,
And found it's shining: beau -
hi
Reminded us of you
But the rose has just one
season
Before it's petals part
While you shall bloom forev
er,
In the garden of our hearts,
Love your mom, Steven and
grandma. -40
HARE
In loving memory of our
Loved one Melissa Lynn who
passedaway one year ago
October 12, 1997.
. Forever remembered,
Forever missed.
Love Dad,Kim, Steven and
Ashley. --40 '
47. CardS•ot
Thanks
WEBER-DODDS
Thank you 06 all those. who
helped to make our day
special, We send a special
thank you to Ryan Greig for.
being our chauffeur. Also a
special thank you to Jessie
Stevenson for letting Us
u's:'
have: our pictures. •do.ne;
around her beautiful yard.
We elsethank both aur• par
ents for the love and sup,
port that they have shown
us, •Jeelene and Jason. -40
EMBERLiN . • • '
i would tike to thank .every
one for :ell the cards, flow
ers,..phone calls and gifts I
received . after; my -knee
surgery.• Everyarte's .help`.
and .thoughtfulness ,with
:bringing meats and baking
to us since l•returned home
has been greatly appreciat-
ed. Alt the visits and help.,
we have received will never.
be. forgotten, :Betty and; Roy.
--40
LucKNow,GRoWING •
'PROJECT
Organizers wish: tri thank
the following: Snobeteri
Farms donating the seed;•.
Lu.cknow 'District Coop -
fertilizer and`; application,- H>
•'0(t3- Elphick C.hernicals =.
herbicide and :appiicat•
Tfre`Flogervorsts.- gerierosi-
ty with.land :rental. To those •.'
who' tilled, the soil, planted,
and harvested-the.crop. To
Christopher Hogervorst for
mowing ,the grass at the
sign..To all who„helped
design; paint, and construct
the sign: To Mike Goetz •for,
making tickets, posters etc:
And to anyone else who
helped in any way. Thank
you to' those who made ar`
monetary donation to ou
project. The 'Canadian
Foodgrains Bank .:.helps'
break the cycle of recurring
Lunger' in the international
comrimunity. Sharing our
local harvest will, make' a dif-.
Cord* of
Thank*
MCEWAN
We wish to express our sin -
sere thanks to our neigh-
bors and friends for cards,
gifts, phone calla and best
wishes on our 50th wedding.
anniversary. Sparta thanks
to our family for the lovely
dinner at the Candlelight
Restaurant, .in Goderich and
for cards and gifts received
later at the home of Mary
Ann and Ross Brindley. We
feel very privileged. to have
celebrated •this anniversary.
Donald and, Mabel, -40
.
GIBSON
We'd like to thank the fol-
lowing businesses for the
beautiful Bible we received
in celebration of our .mar-
riage: • MacKenzie and,
McCreath. Funeral'Home,
Puddleducks Day Care,
McDonagh Insurance and.
Real Estate, Snobelen
Farms Ltd., Willits Tire
Service, Lucknow District
Co -.op, Finlay Decorators,
Ashfield Service Centre,
Everiastings, Lucknow
Village Market. Glen and
Cathy, -40x
• MACKiE
We would like to thank all of
bur friends and neighbors
for flowers, cards and food
received after our sudden
loss... Special thanks ,to our
staff who filled in for us.
while we were away. Your
kindness is very , much,
appreciated. Russ, Mary
and. family. -40x
TRELEAVEN
Thanks to those who sent
cards, also to �tho$e who
visited and to those who.
brought gifts.::I. really
enjoyed
enjoyed my:,90th birthday.
Lyle. -40x ' . .
48tr11>ing
EVOilikS.
BINGO
Goderich Knights •of
Columbus, every Thursday
7'pore Columbus, Centre
390 . Parson's -:Court, $4400.
in prizes; progressive jack-
pot 61000.; regular jackpot.•
.$1500 •must go,.. Lic.:
#157920, "first Saturday of
every month, 7 _ p.m.;.
Columbus Centre; $500.
Mini Jackpot, $1;500
Ji kpot. , Total prizes'
$4,600. Lib. #3108666.. Super.,
Star Provincial Game every
Silva Night •
trz
INTRNE7 COURSE
For'peopte of: all 'ages and
all abilities. Basic Internet
skills: Oct. 13 and 20. Time
7 tole p.m. Fee'$45 (six
'tours). Dave, Bender: 357-
.1175. Where: F.E. Madill..
Class size iin:tited. Register
early,--39,40ar_
PINE'FtIVEI3
' UNITED CHURCH
1+Vilt hold its annual bazaar -
Kouhtry Kitchen on Oct. 10,
from 11 a.m. to 1 P.m, Note
new location;; Point Clark,
Community Centre There'
wUl be baked ,goods, turkey.
pies, crafts,' Halloween cos-
tumes, Christmas pudding
and cake, and much more. -
--39,40cc
40. Coming
Events
HOT TURKEY SUPPER
Lucknow United Church,
Tuesday, Oct. 20, 4:30 to
7:30 p.m. Adults $ll,, under
11. $3.50. Auspices
Luoknow United Church
Women. Come early if you
can. A reap treat! All you can
eat. Take out available - call
628-2542 before noon.. - 3g
41
CHRISTMAS TRADITION
Murray's. Christmas' House,
10 to 4:30, until Dec. 24th.
10% off every purchase,
60% off selected merchan-
dise. Imagine ..,Far 20
years our 10 roonm home
has magioaity shimmered -
twinkling lights, decorated
trees, .cherished orna-
ments...atl expertly crafted
and exquistte..enhance your
holiday festivities.
Experience the 'ULTI-
MATE" in Shopping
Pleasure! 7304 Richmond
St., Arkona. 1800.575-
1974.--40,41co
KINETTE DREW
AUCTION
Oct, 1:6, Lucknow
Community Centre, Doors
open 5. Auction 7 p.m.
Display of 4lonationsin win-
dowet former CIBC office..
Some examples are:. 2 hour
boat cruise, '1 night accent, ,
modation for 2 at Niagara -
on -the- lake, 2. tickets. to
Maple Leaf game, plus lots
more. Contributions to this
aftort to raise funds for the
swimming pool and soccer
fieldgratefully accepted.
Call 528-3122 or 395.3596
or drop oft donations at
Shear Design,'Lucknow
37-41ar..
SINGLES DANCE
Saturday, Oct. 10, .atthe kin
Station, . Victoria' Street,
Listowel. Dancing • Brom 8 toy
12; Music by:Slue Diamond
Trio.-40cc'.
LUCKNOW'.
HORTICULTURAL
• SOCIETY •
Plan Meeting. An executive
and general' meeting will be
held on. Wednesday, Oct.
14 -at ` 7:30.' A video ".The
Most Spectacular Train Trip..
in the. World a trip ;through',
'the.Reckiesa.wilt be. Shown.
Everyone :'Welcome. --
40,41ar'
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
BOWLING '
Come out -fora nig! t"of fun
with the Wednesday night
• bowling 'league. Startin'9,
Oct, 7, 8 pm. Call LucknoW
Bow! or Steve.3954741.--
39-41 xc
River view
Retirement Home
Teeswater
Open
House
Saturda t
October 1O/98
1 4 pm?
celebrating 5 years,
• in business •
°ming ( 0. Coming
Ev.nts
Event
'ARE YOU CONSIDERING STARTING,
YOUR OWN BUSJNESS?
11f so, the Wingharn 4114 Area Chamber of Commerce and rthe
Winghern and Araa onomie Development Committee are hosting
a. session that will be of interest to you. The evening' session
introduce you ta,the basks of starting a home based or retail
business. •
When. Wednesday, Q tober 28, 1998
7:00 to 9:30 p.m.,•
Where: Royal Canadian Legion
ilictoria Street,...Wesst, Wingham
Cegia $1.1.QO tier person
Register Call: Faye MMO). of Wingham. and. Area Chamber of
Commerce
357-4990 iafternoonsl
Please plan to attend this event, and bring a friend.
THE BTH ANNUAL
SANTA'S SHOPPING •
BAG EVENT
Sat., Nov,' 14, 9 a.m. to 4:30
• p.m, visit "the 8'th annual
Santa`s Shopping Bag
Event" at the Kincardine
Davidson Community
Centre. 100 vendors, Grade
8 fundraiser . bake sale,
Kincardine Guiding,. donation
babysitting,. Extraordinary
door prizes! Admission $2
(12 yrs and under free). All
proceeds to •the Kincardine
Sawfish Pipe Band and the
Kincardine Toy i.rbrery.
Info? Call organizer:Linda•
Graham 519.396-8149.--
40cc
'THANKSGIVING
TURKEY DINNER
Friday, Oct. 9 at Kwan's,
11:30•to'1, and..5 to 8 p,m.
Includes turkey, salad, trim
risings,. desserts arid haver-
' age.--4Oxc
'DO YOU LOVE To CROSS
STITCH?.•
Join; our $TYTCHEN TYME
friendship ciub It's free!. For
More •information and cats-
logue listen to otir message
at 1-888-666-4806--40bc •
,INTERNATIONAL CRAFTS
.SALE
Ten Thousand". 'Vtilag'e
International: Crafts Sale 'of'
exquisite handicrafts for all
ages, musical. instruments,•
jeweller•
y, baskets and toys,
plus home baking.: Brussels
Men e: ite:• _Fellowship;
Turnberry St, N., Bfussels:
Thurs., Oct. 15, 5 to 9 p.m.:
Fri., _Oct: i6, 3to 9 p,rn.;
Sat., Oct. 17,• 9 a,m. to 2
p.m. A non-profit program of everting.
Mennonite` Central
Committee.: Your purchase
makes a difference in the
Third Wold.. --40,41 cc
CRAFT SALE
Oct. 17 and 18, from 10
a:in to 5. p.m..Larnbton
Heritage Museum, Grand
Bend,. over 100' vendors at •'
two locations plus Thedford
Fall Fantasia 1-800-265-
0316 or 519-2432600. ---
40,41cc
Myth
Festival
auction
set for
Oct. 17
-:It's time again for 13lyth
Festivals gala auction.
This biennial event will
talce place on Oct. :17 at
the Knight's of Columbus
!hall in Goderieh. The gala
auction raises funds to
help pay the Blyth.
Festivals capital expenses
and get the Festival one
step closer to burning the
mortgage, •
The last gala auction
held in November .1996..
raised'.over $23,000. This
year's gala is expected to
raise $23,000 and prom's.,
es to be an 'exciting
evening of great food,, fun,
• and•entertainment.
"The. auction was •
moved 10 Goderich this
year because we were.
looking for: a larger
venue," explains auction
committee chair Marg
Webster.. '`We' had such a
Wonderful array of items
donated. two years ago,
that we wanted to' make
sure we had enough space
to display the items prop-
y
Featuring li've enter-
tainment and delicious
hors d'oeuvres prepared by
the Blyth Festivals own
Board of Directors., the
evening will begin with a
preview and '.a silent auc-
tion. at 5 'pari. A country
dinner will be served at
• 6:15 p.m and thelive aur
,tion conducted by auction-.
eel' ;Richard Lobb will.
begin at 8 p.m. Door
Prizes and games will add.
to' the fuii" throughout the
1908 ONTARIO
JUNIOR CITIZEN OF
THE' YEAR AWAjUL1S
' I)(2401i,3e� • t TrL31st, 191/11
C onl u''t this Cotitmuni4y.
"h.willt,"f,ch for ,ii t* Il,•