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47. CARDS OF THANKS
PECK
The family of the late John Peck wish to
express their sincere thanks to all of our
family, friends and neighbors during our
time of loss. Special thanks to those
who sent flowers, made donations,
visited the funeral home or called. We
appreciate your kindness and it will
always be remembered. - Jeff, Heather,
Sandra and Family 47-25-1
QUANCE
The family of the late Irene Quance
extends our warmest thanks to
neighbors, friends and relatives for their
cards, visits, floral tributes and food
sent to our house. Special thanks to the
staff at Hillside Nursing Home who took
care of Irene while she was a resident
there. Also to Dr. Lappano and Dr.
Kenyon and the ladies of Cromarty
Presbyterian Church for lunch following
the service. There are no words to
express our thanks to Paul and Jeff
Lockhart for their many kindnesses and
help. Everything will be always
remembered. - The Quance Family 47-
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RAU
I wish to express my sincere thanks to
my friends and neighbors for the
sympathy cards, flowers and mass
cards in the recent Toss of my grandson,
Bradley Rau. Your kindness will forever
be remembered. - Marie 47-25x1
STAFFEN
Thank you to our neighbors and friends
who offered their prayer and support at
the Toss of our grandson, Robin. The
food, visits and
cards were just
overwhelming. Special thanks to Carol
who had the worry of locating us. Words
cannot express our sorrow at this time
but your presence and words of comfort
help to ease our pain. - Glen and
Shirley Steffen 47-25x1
STEPHENSON
I want to thank my neighbors, friends
and relatives for the lovely birthday
party last Sunday. To Tom and Grace
and Paul and Elaine and their families
for remembering their Mother's 80th
birthday. Special thanks for all the
flowers, gifts and cards I received. And
to the ladies of Egmondville U.C.W, for
the beautiful lunch. To Jean Durst,
Helen Nott, Betty MacLean and Dilys
Finnigan for pouring tea. It is with
gratefulness I will remember you all. -
Margaret Stephenson 47-25x1
THANK YOU
Seaforth'and District All Girls Marching
Band would like to say thank you to the
following for making our barbecue a
huge success: Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Hoste, Egmondville Store, Thompson's
Meat Market, Brussels; Seaforth
Optimist, Dianne Wolfe, Mitchell; Mr.
and Mrs. Sinclair, Goderich; Penny
Breen, Goderich; all the parents and
band girls who helped out, our cooks -
Gary Bannon, Leo Greidanus, Larry
Horne and Bob Brugger. And to you,
our patrons, thank you. Hope to see you
all next year 47-25-1
WORKMAN
Orville and Ruth thank their family,
friends and relatives who joined with us
to celebrate Orville's 80th Birthday and
our 45th Anniversary. We were most
appreciative of the many cards and gifts
and make special mention of a flat to
wall basket and a fuschia plant for
which we do nut have a donor's name.
Thanks for these. 47-25x1c
MURRAY
Ray and Vera would like to say 'Thank
You Sincerely' to their many friends,
relatives and neighbors who attended
their anniversary party on June 11. Your
presence and best wishes made it a
memorable occasion. Thanks also for
the many gifts and cards we received.
They want to especially thank their
family who organized the event.
47-25x 1
O'REiLLY
Pat and Lou O'Reilly would like to thank
their relatives, friends and neighbors for
the cards and gifts we received in honor
of our 45th wedding anniversary. We
would especially like to thank our sons,
daughters-in-law and grandchildren for
the wonderful barbecue at David and
B.J.'s. Also thanks to Father Henry and
Patsy, the organist for a job well done
at the church. 47-25x1
26. HELP WANTED
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Huron County
Health Unit
Placement
Co-ordination
Service
CASUAL PART-TIME
OFFICE SUPPORT
The Placement Coordination Service
requires the services of a part-time
support person.
The ideal candidate will he computer
literate with IBM compatible sys-
tems, preferably with Windows; he
proficient in word processing, record
keeping and filing; and have excel-
lent communication and organiza-
tional skills.
Duties will include data entry, report
generation, typing of correspondence,
filing, and other clerical functions as
required.
Apply in writing to:
Sallie Lawton, Director/M anagen.
Huron County Health Unit,
Placement Coordination Service
Box 458, Clinton, Ontario
NOM 11.0
Applications postmarked after
June 30, 1994 will not he considered.
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Entertainment
TIM CUMMING PHOTO
BARNEY ROCKS - Barney Bentall and the Legendary Hearts played to a relatively small but
appreciative crowd at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on June 17. Bentall has been a hit -
making machine on Canadian radio with such songs as Life Could Be Worse and Crime Against Love.
Murray's anniversary
Congratulations to Ronald and /--
Theresa Murray who celebrate 30 Dublin
happy years together! Your many,
many friends wish you many happy
years ahead!
Congratulations to Stephen and
Leone Rowland -Jackson on the
arrival of a darling little boy (Dan-
iel Jordan)! Congratulations also to
proud grandparents (Ed and Marg
Rowland, Dublin) and (Ralph and
by Dorothy Dillon
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Congratulations to Diane
Schoonderwoerd (daughter of John
and Cecilia Schoonderwoerd) who
graduated as Child and Youth
Worker at Fanshawe College, Lon-
don. Diane, all your friends wish
you many successful and happy
years ahead.
-- Joe Eckert had the following
visitors: Kim Hurley and friend,
Douglas; Joe and Cathy Eckert,
Waterloo; Steve and Tracy and
Kelsey Eckert, Egmondville; Luke
and Mary Schoonderwoerd; Joe,
Pam and Ken and friend, Mitchell;
Nancy Story, Clinton.
Steve and Tracy's baby (Kelsey
was baptized Sunday at St.
Patrick's Church, Dublin after
Mass.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
'If is's very painful for you to
criticize your friends, you're safe in
doing it. But if you take the
slightest pleasure in it, that's the
time to hold your tongue!'
Ellen Jackson of Mitchell) and
great-grandmother (Florence Daer
of Mitchell). Daniel Jordon, wel-
to this wonderful world!
come
CRONIN-McMILLAN
Joan Mary (Ryan) Cronin and
William James McMillan were
united in marriage on Saturday,
April 30, 1994 at St. Patrick's
Roman Catholic Church in Dublin.
Rev. Joseph Hardy officiated with
Rev. J.J. Carrigan assisting. The
bride was escorted by her son,
Darrel Cronin. Maid of honor was
Tammy Cronin, daughter of the
bride, and James McMillan, Jr., son
of the groom, was best man.
Bridesmaid was Marie Davis,
daughter of the groom. Ushers were
Pat Cronin, Mike Cronin and Danny
Cronin, all sons of the bride; Herald
Davis, son-in-law of the groom, and
junior usher Ben McMillan, grand-
son of the groom. The flowergirl
was Katie McMillan with her escort
Evan Cronin, son of the bride.
Soloist was Jolene Cronin, daughter
of the bride, and the organist was
Mrs. Joan Gaffney. Readers were
Colleen Cronin, daughter-in-law of
the bride; Bertha McMillan, daugh-
ter-in-law of the groom; and Becki
Jamieson, a special friend. Poo!side
reception, followed by dinner and
an evening reception, was held at
the Festival Motor inn, Stratford.
Jim and Joan are presently residing
at 134 Nelson St., Dublin. (Mary
Layton photo)
T11E T[H ABOUT
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AND CRIME
Is firearms use in crime rising to epidemic
proportions in Ontario'? If you look at Stats
Canada facts, the answer is a resounding NO!
L' The use of firearms in crime has de-
creased since 1974. Their use in homicides
is down by 14 per cent and 16 per cent in
robberies. llowever, the use of other weap-
ons in the commission of crime has skyrock-
eted.
f Legal firearms are. NOT commonly
used in crime. Smuggled, illegal firearms are
the choice of the criminal. A recent survey
of firearms used in crime showed that the
vast majority were smuggled from the
1 lotted States and sold on urban streets.
LEGAL FIREARMS O?VNERS ARE NOT
(:A USING GRIM! IT'S TIME FOR
POLITICIANS TO TURN THEIR
ATTENTION 1O CRIMINALS!
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Huron FlPh & Dams
Conservation
Association
ONTARIO RDtkATION
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Protest to
Changes
The Hensall Seniors met at the
United Church on June 14. A
protest to the Ontario government,
on changes to the Health Act, was
signed by members.
Seaforth & District
Horticultural Society
GARDEN TOUR
SUNDAY JUNE 26
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Phone 345-2908
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LESLIE & DOR
GRADUATION
DAVID ALVIN JONES
David Alvin Jones, the son of
Linda and Vernon Dunford
of Clinton, graduated from the
University of Western Ontario
on June 9 with an
Honours Bachelor of Science
degree in Zoology.
David plans to attend
Fanshawe College for the
Respiratory Therapy program
in the fall.
Love and congratulations
from Mom, Vern and Lana.
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JENNIFER ANN McQUIGGE
Jennifer Ann McQuigge graduat-
ed from Mohawk College on
May 28, 1994 with a Diploma of
Business Administration. She
will be continuing her studies at
Lakehead University in
September.
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Doors Open 5:30 p.m. BINGO 7:00 PM SHARP
$1,500 JACKPOT MUST GO!
Attention Boys & Girls
Ages 5-12 years old
Dublin Summer Fun '94 Registration will be
held July 4/94 at 7:30PM to 9:00 PM at the
Dublin Hall. Registration Fee is $75.00/child
and cheques are to be -
made payable to the
Dublin & District Lions
Club. Program begins
July 11/94 until Aug.
19/94 Monday to Friday
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
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