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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-05-28, Page 13PRAYER TO (new knew ttissttlifrd Some fruiMul vine. Illa.aad I Vii me and show Mother. Oh H and, Queen ofhumbly boliom of my my Tfh.r. necessity ( your power 'Oh without sin pray recourse to y Meggiliparang 11Cippas East W.I. rite( on THE was a tall, oil Tuesday evening at of AhCannot os a es� Hilda Payne .ptsodor of Hawen. MacLean as .anti Helen Mosher of the bon of Gpd, co -hostess. y Grace Drummond President me that You try" on "Mothers". with e ay Mary mother ca 'rime t others". She Heaven and earth. forpreparing Hate proMacgrams heart you from the for the y are t� Programs Pmein n Your request). tors aim d and tWo visa - make that can wahmarndthe roll call . Mary conceived with favorite signs of Spring. for us who have It was decided to sell the Holy District quilt tickets at ow Hensall's Yard Sale. Hilda Se Payne gave the District Annual Report. i1 Mona 1 �� Alderdice read "When God created Mothers". RT --- Phyllis Parsons introduced thank our family, guest speaker Janice Dougall hbors for all the R.N., C.R. who spoke on shown to us reflexology an alternative others death medicine. Reflexology is a the cards• food natural healing art based on house. Loral the principle that there are donations and gin, assist me in m filar of tie t3.a opcned the meeUa I place es) to you. . 47-22x1 bye !DICE We would like to friends and neig kindness and support at the time of IN Thank you for brought to the tributes. memorial masses Thank you C.W.I and St. Columban for Honour Guard • and St Columban for the Thank you to Fathe Sister Rita Thank Ribey A special Lha staff at Seaforth Home for the care given to Mother - Eckert and family, Eleanor Eckert and Family 47-22x1 to Si. James reflexes" in the hands and the feet that correspond t every body part delie�it►us lunch gland. Throw h t alfa OA 68 • Nay a1, stun -tis CRANES used to fft theD OVER SEAFORTH - A bi crane was plant's smaller new crane (an estimated seven or eight tons) into place at Boilersmith Industries early Tuesday morning. Famous Canadian honoured Family Gr• etter attitude at SPS rn adc 8 Y and friends, all told Seafurth Public School have the cash aboutand 60 g applying r Hardy ad* "pressure" to these "reflexes" you to Ras reflexology relieves tension, nk you to the improves circulation and pro - Manor Nursing motes natural function of the and kindness related area of the Tom and Jean body. Peter and Janice demonstrated on the O'REILLY I wish to thank all who sent cards, beautiful flowers, plants and gifts Thanks to Dr. C. Shepherd and all the nurses for their wonderful care ial anks all friendscand�neighboors whohe great br brought food and treats I can't thank my family enough in words for all the care, love and lime spent since my illness and on my return home Thank you all so much - Nancy 47-22x 1 SHEA Thanks to everyone who sent flowers, cards, food or called after my surgery. Special thanks to my mother-in-law tor all her help the week I got home. Thanks to Dr_ Edwards and thanks to family, friends (neighbors) who were such good chauffeurs and babysitters. Your kindness and thoughtfulness will never be forgotten. - Bev Shea 47-22x1 WINTER Thank you to my family, Dale's (Hank) family, friends and relatives for all the support since the loss of my husband Dale The cards, flowers, food and donations were all appreciated Also thanks to all doctors and ambulance drivers. - Nancy Wallace 47-22x1 MACDONALD 1 would like to thank my friends, neighbors and family for the cards, flowers, treats and visits I received while in hospital at since returning home: Special thanks to Drs Shepherd, Rodney and Woldnik. the nurses and hospital staff for the excellent care. It was greatly appreciated. - Gordon MacDonald 47-22x1 KERSLAKE-THOMPSON Thanks seems like such an insignificant word to express my gratitude to so many people for their help and talents in getting everything up and running in -The Bend- To Jim, first, thank you for all your hours before and after I opened doing so many things You need a well deserved break. Your help and support has kept me going. You're art - I always knew that. Rick, Renee, Danielle and Noelle, thank you for all your hours dedicated to many things from painting, to using a hammer, to making snack runs etc. You're good kids and I love you. To Jim Duret, Steve Henry Turnbull • Electric and Dave's Decorating thankyou for using your talents to help, and for your professionalism. Sorsuch short notice Thanks to faso much of it was mily and friends for their best wishes, flowers and cards. It was wonderful to know you were there. Thanks to all the girls who came in every day for work. I'm lucky to have such a good staff - thanks Angie, Renee, Tina, Sherd, Danielle, Noelle and Tammy. Very happy, exhausted, no regrets. - Brenda 47-22-1 TE We would Eke to thank friends and neighbors for cards and best wishes on the 000asion of our 40th anniversary. - Cor and Catherine 47-22x1 KERSLAKE-THOMPSON Thank you to my co-workers at Seaforth Post Office for the parting gift. It's been an interesting 12 years. Special thanks to the Walton girls, Judy and Dorothy, for the lovely silk plant and basket and your best wishes Pat and Grant; Deb and Dan, wowl your party was a real surprise and such a heartwarming gesture - thank you so much. You really made my day Business is going great, - Brertda 47-22-1 rids and Hilda Payne and Phyllis Parsons got a foot treatment. Phyllis Parsons thanked Janice and presented her with a basket of fruit. Helen MacLean conducted a contest and Hilda gave courtesy remarks and the meeting closed with the Institute prayer. Foundation The Western Ontario Region of the Kidney Foundation reminds spring house cleaners that it will tow unwanted old Junkers - be they car, bus, van, truck, boat, or motorcycle - away for free with proceeds of the donation going towards kid- ney research, organ donor awareness, public education and patient. services. 47. CARDS OF THANKS rmed out at Clinton Publicle, tHo Hospital May 15 for the unveiling of a plaque dedicated to the late Dr. William Mustard of the Brucefield area, a famous surgeon who was also recent- ly inducted into the Canadian Medical Hall of Farne. "He provided life to so many infants and to other people who otherwise wouldn't have fared so well, it makes me swell with pride that Dr. Mustard was born in this arca," said Dr. Peter Salsbury, during the ceremo- ny. Dr. Mustard devised an operation for "blue babies" that continues to save th lives of children across th world. Among other notabl achievements, he is als famous for a surgical muscl transfer that gave polio suf ferers a second chance. Dr. Mustard was born in 1914 and died exactly a decade ago. He graduated in medicine from the University of Toronto in 1937 to then become the youngest doctor in Canada. He began his career in the Canadian Army Medical Corps before further surgical training in New York. He returned to Toronto and prac- tised at the Hospital for Sick Children for 29 years. ecation after participati program entitled "Eco e of Staying in School" ( 0 e The newest in the - County' Junior Ac•hiev series, this program is o to Grade 8 students as one-hour classroom act disigned to help stu understand the oi►npo of an education and the sonal and economic co dropping out of school. the guidance of a class teacher and volunteer Hess consultants, stud learn about the relation between education and sonar goals. They draw gets, get to understand sts of living on their and and they explore ty careers to match th lifestyles expectations. T students come away w positive attitudes about sta ing in school after learni about teamwork and t enterprise system whi developing skills they c• later use in their personal an business lives. students at Sponsorship was provided by a better attitude towards ed c B oya Canadian Legion, u- ranch 156, Vincent's Farm ng in a Equipment and the CIBC nomies Bank. The objective of the ESIS). program was to prepare Hurun stu- dents for the real world. Student reaction was very er»ent positive. rare., "11 had a four, a lot of students," impact on ivities ed Stephanie Giller. comment- ed "It got us thinking," mance Paul Linton. added Per -"We understand why we cos of should stay in school and With save our money," said Parrs room Jewitt. boar The Huron County Junior encs Achievement has ship for over three been active Per- years and has provided a variety of busi- uP ness programs to students the enrolled in Huron County ion Schools. Other YPes include programs air "Business Basics" he and 'Poject Business". ith Congratulations' to the spring concert participants - Y- Grade 7/8. Peabody •s ng Package: Grade 4/5/6, he Cananda Goose. and thanks le to Mrs. Griffin for the piano do accompaniment. d Thank you w rccvclers Jeremy Hildebrand and r Allyson Maydell. p The Manor group this week d included Erin Bcurman, Katie Thomas, Ryan Powell and Matt -Hopper. .Gauss math students were: Erin Rock. Katic Emmrich, Amanda McClory, Cindy McClure and Kristen Halfpenny (Grade 8) and Nick Elligsen, Stephanie Harrison. Kristen Maydell and John Glauser (Grade 7). wants oldjunkers bas co You will get a tree tow and tax receipt for a minimum of $75. ILLER The family of the late Gordon Miller thank the many people for their concerns and support Through Dad's illness and since his passing Thank you also for the expertise of the seg of the Lockhart Funeral Home. 47- 22x1cc MUIR-MCGREGOR Dave and I would like to take this opportunity to thank our friends, family and neighbors who attended the barbecue that was held in our honour A special thank you to Mom, Dad, Terry, Carol, Lisa, Heather, Terry W etc etc Everyone's hard work is very much appreciated. We had a great time. - Andrea and Dave 47-22x1 Comm ni WED., MAY 28 5:00-7:00 p.m. - Egmondvfbe Church Pork Barbecue at the • Arena 6:30-7:45 p.m. - Youth Roller Hockey at the Arena - Leafs vs. Blues 7:45.9:00 p.m. - Youth Roller Hockey at the Arena - Black Hawks vs. Flyers 7:00-8:00 p.m. - Step Training with Drusilla at the Arena 8:00.9:00 p.m. - Fitness is Fun with Drusilla at the Arena THUR. , MAY 29 10:30 a.m. - Seniors Games . LAWN BOWLING - beside the Legion 7:00 p.m, - Minor Ball Houseleague Meeting - everyone welcome 8:00-9:00 p.m. - Men's Roller Hockey at the Arena - Just call 1-800-667-3597 or the local office at 519-742- 2023. Red Army vs. Hurricanes 9:00-10:00 p.m. - Men's Roller Hockey at the Arena - Youngblood vs. Lightning FRI., MAY 30 10:30.11:30 a.m. - Storyhour at the Library - Last one of the season (see you in October) SAT, MAY 31 SUN., JUNE 1 MON., JUNE 2 TUES., JUNE 3 9:00.11:30 a.m. - Parents and Tots Playground at Northside United Church Basement 6:30-7:30 p.m. - Children's Co-operative Centre OPEN HOUSE and Registration WED.., JUNE 4 Municipal Trade Show at Arena /ring a Curling Club, and Ag Grounds area you re6 � . .W'o event o rest to er : e reresidents, at 527-0240, phonethe or mail office 527.0882 or the Calendar, The Huron mail the information to Community well in advance of the s�cf mauled date. 9' ee listing .Omura. 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