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COUGHLiN -Mike wrier iMM Bien me de
to mwaattoe the lith d Asir fist
e boy, Tyler Hsie ,4ahonn etta.da , Oc-
tober 31, 19927 lbs„ 11 oat.
91eett4Rrtaiddtgd lei g Raaa, Landon
and ninth gsaddiild for Eve Mier, Wen
Lome. Sixteenth swat-randdtild for late
Smith. Hriteer. �tSC
DIEfRiCH • Phil and tem are hapiriAridaz
mertce the safe arrival oftheir son •
Jereate, weighing 7 Ib., 13 oa., 19 1/2
Mabee Meg on October 27, 1992. A new hi-
de brother for Rebecca and another grand-
am for Lawrance and Dianne Becker, Vama
and Ruth Dietrich, Exeter. A special thank
you to Dr. Maynard and Dr. Lam. 45c
PRATT - Omega -and Valerie have been
basted with the safe arrival of Meir beauti-
ful holy girl. Stephanie Oona Marie was
born on 'October 26, 1992 and weighed 6
Ms., 15 on. Very exeitet Pape and Onetime
are Murray and Craw Baker of Hewell and
u Shirley Mommersteeg and
PPrratt Sr. of Exeter. Stephaiie is also
a great-granddaughter for AMOCO Omnater
of Banter and Bill and Bernice Hardy of
Comecon, as well as a new cousin for the
five M's of Vama. Our Heartfelt thanks to
Dr. Steed and nursing staff at Clinton Public
Hospital. (Insured) 45c
WEBSTER - Jeff and Kelly are pleased to
announce the arrival of Brandyn "Robert, 8
lbs., 7 1/2 ozs., October 27, 1992. Oradaon
of Bob and Betty Kirk of Zurich, and Roy
and Suc Webster of Port Franks. Special
thanks to Dr. Raczydci and Dr. Steed and
Clinton OB staff. 45c
1
CHAMBERLAIN • We would like to thank
the nurses and staff at South Huron Hospital,
Dr. O'Connor, Ausable Court and the
Church of God.
45c Pearl and Ed
DIETRICH • 1 want to Honk all the Oram -
mar for all the goodies they set and taking
care of me. A special thank you to Onnuna
Ruth for keeping me while Momrny was in
hospital. Thanks again.
45c Rebecca
GODBOLT - Ieleen Pullman and the family
of the late Harvey Oodbolt extends a sinoere
thanks to relatives, fnends and neighbours
for the floral tributes, cards, manorial dona-
tions as well as food sent to the house during
the loss of a dear friend, father, grandfather,
and great-grandfather. Special thanks to so-
loists, Rev. Bob Degraw and grandnephew,
Frederick Godbok. Also special thanks to
Rev. Geddes, Marjorie Jahns, and the ladies
of Centralia United Church who prepared
the luncheon. Your suppon and kindnesses
will benanunbered. 45c
IIENSALL LEGION LADIES AUXIL-
IARY • On behalf of Hassall Legion Ladies
Auxiliary Penny sale we wand like to Wank
everyone for their generous donations, from
businesses and individuals, O'Connor Store
and Brandi 468, Hensall and all the volun-
teer belp. Thanks again.
45c Iva Reid, President,
Henall Legion Ladies Auxihary
JONES • Thank you to everyone who
helped make our 50th Wedding Anniversary
a very special occasion. Ymr asgatance,.vis-
its. best wishes and gifts Me muds Appraise
ed and willalways be renumbered.
45* Harold and Margaret
IIRi>s? DN • We•-weltld Itte to
-Ow* our isalstibours for their
and eeanwn , in oar jeys and'.orvmia ct ie
past 20 years of heiaaa in this area, We verso
world fibs weer* * OVuia nd isles for *air
visit yad datisakag your lovely gi l'Itenk
most enema all.
.i6• Y Ben aid Bernice
MiDDL1+TON • I wish to drank my hazily,
Mends, Municipal Office Staff, Phe Board
and 13rMgMen Association for the cards,
gifts, visits and pima all, while in the hos-
pital and since resamiag home from erner-
fancy nursery. A very sincere end special
dank.' to my wife Jo -Ann and the profes-
Manion of Dr. M. Gans, Haters. R,N.
Wendi Hanes, Dr. Razvi,_ Dr. Denstedt and
the staff and sones on 4 )I. W. at &. Io-
seph's Hospital. Appreciation and thanks.
4i• Gary
MOUSSEAU • 1 would like to thank all my
Mends, relatives end who mend-
ed the Open Hasse in fiotnott of my 110th
bot day. All the cards and gifts received are
deaplyapPsadaed.
4
Moodie
•PASSMORE-PENGELLY - Many thanks
and appreciation to those who remembered
me during my surgery recently at Ooderich
Alexander Hospital. Special shanks to
Thames Road U.C.W. Ladies and the ladies
of the Rebekah Lodge.
45c Myrtle
RUSSELL - I would like to thank all my
family, relatives, friends, neighbour for
lovely cards, flowers, gifts, fruit and food
when i broke my arm. Special tanks to Jane
for looking atter me. Thanks again.
45• Carrie
RYAN • The family of the late Norman
Ryan wish to thank relatives, neighbours
and friends for cards, floral tributes and do-
nations in the recant death of a husband., fa-
ther and grandfather. Special -thanks to the
Box Funeral Home, Father Bogtxo and Es-
ther Pin and to the pallbearers. We also
want to thank the C.W.L for the luncheon
they served. Sincere thanks.
45• Dons Ryan and family
SIMS • 1 would like to thank all my friends,
neighbour, and relatives for the cards, visits,
treats and phonecalls 1 received while in the
hospital and once seunning home. Your
kindness is very much appreciated.
45c liven
SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL AUXIL-
IARY - Many thanks to the hospital auxil-
iary manben and the many vohanecn for
their gersetous help. The excellent response
of donations and public support made our
Fall Rummage Sale mother great morels.
45c
STEINMANN - Words can never express
our hearlfeh gratitude to all of you for the
many acts of kindness shown to us daring
the illness and passing of the dearest, most
precious wife and mother an earth. 1 can not
begin to name all of you, for there were so
many who visited, prayed, pfd, sera
cards, bought food (and encouragement).
For the lovely floral trioses and asanotiel
donations we too ate so grateful. Without
your help, the atrangene es would not have
been made and everything gale so smooth-
ly. We ask you to continue to pray for us as
a family and as individuals because we have
discovered that 'ill' not over when it's over.'
I will Dever be_able to aepay -you, so may
God biers you wilhhealth and kappbcas for
-tmany,'many yam.
45c Ervin, Jason, Jeremy and Holl y
t�liRtfi
'111rL fi0Ufl1 ft1fRON Hmphal Aedtillaryy
wilt to aet1n ss their *mks to 'Exeter and
sen chording mos for donations received to-
warHospital spital Ts Ay.
45*
meg, Mare cook
MOURN = We are SNseful to everyone
who heaped at our aneMm sale and the week
balbae: especially 'those -who provided she
ennde power we needed Thanks for your
assistance through difficult tinea.
45• Doug and Dorothy
-YELLOW - I would Woe to flank all -rho
visited me and lent gilts, cards and.flowen,
and phone calls while 1 •was a'pitient in
South Harem Hgsphal moonily. Special
thanksto Dr. 0101 and the nurses aid *off.
7aa
1isy am a ardaWefdmup of people.
45* Torn
es
FORRESi' - At Queensway Rest Home,
Hamill, Mr. Wiham Edison Forrest, for-
merly of RR 2, Htatsall, on Thursday, Octo-
ber 29, 1992 in his 74th year. Beloved hus-
band of the former Elva Alice McQueen.
Dear father or Robert and his wife Sheryl of
RR 2, Hensall, Bruce and his wife lane of
Brandon, Manitoba, Donna and her husband
Michael Pressley of Laurel, Maryland and
Joan and her husband Edward McCullough
of Riverside, California. Dear brother of
-Mildred-Forrest of -B antfordand-Mrs. Grace
Scou of Seafo h. Predeceased by 1 brother
Rost (1977). Alto surviving are 6 grandchil-
dren. At the request of the deceased there
was no funeral home visitation. Cremation
with a manorial service conducted on Mon-
day, November 2 at Hensall United Church
at 2 pm. with Rev. Doug Wright officiating.
As expressions of sympathy donations to the
Ontano Hean and Stroke Fotmdaaon may
be arranged for at the church. Interment of
ashes in Hensall Union Cemetery. (Michael
P. O'Connor Funeral Homes entrusted with
arrangemans). 45c
JAMIESON • At the Exeter Villa Nursing
Home on Wednesday, October 28, 1992 af-
ter a lengthy illness, M. Helen (Cooke) Ja-
mieaon, of Orand Cove Bstates, Grand
Bend, in her 80th year. Beloved wite of
Manning Jamieson. Dear mother and moth-
er-in-law of Duncan and Diane Jamieson of
Karditiuiqu Ontario; Diane and Bruce
Plater of 1(•u�chater and Vicki Dobson of
Milton. Loving grandmother to Patricia Ja-
miesan, Sharon Wilson, Jennifer Dobsoc,
Ronald and Keith Plater, and gime
giandmwther to Marah Dobson. Predeceased
by her brother, John Cooke (1985), two
grandchildren, Soon Plater and Ssuan Jamre-
san. A Manorial Service was held at the T.
Harry Hoffman & Sons Funeral Home,
Dashwood, on Saturday, November 7, 1992.
The Rev. Fay M. Patterson officinal In heu
of flowers, manorial dentitions to Alzhei-
mer Society would be greatly appreciated.
Helen previously leaded in Montreal and
Pointe Claire, Quebec, moving to Grand
Band, Ontario in 1977. 45c
MILLER - At Seaforth Community Hospi-
tal on Tuesday, October 27, 1992, Manua F -
Miller (Bennett) of Exteter, in her 67th year.
Beloved wife of Lathe J. Miller of Exeter
and dear stepmother of Edna Cross and Jan
et White, bah of Landon. Dear grandmother
of 2 grandchildren and dear sister of Isabel
Martin of Toronto. Mrs. Miller .was prede-
ceased by her bother Douglas. Friends may
call at the Hopper Hockey Funeral Home,
Wilhan Street, Exeter for visitation on
Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 where the funeral
was held on 'Thursday, October 29 at 2 p.m.
with Rev. Am Marie Alien officiating. Cre-
mation with aaeaoeot of ashes in Staffs Ce-
wetery. 45c
DIgEnoJw
ZION
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Dashwood
PASTOR LARRY STOJKOVIC
November 8, 1992
930 am. - Christian Education
1100 a.m. - Worship Service
Evaawne WWoo ie
BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
Huron Street East, Easter
Minister
REV. HENRY VAN ESSEN
Sunday, November 8
10.'00 a.m. Worship
11:10 a.m. Sunday School
7:30 p.mur g Worship Jasmine
sery available
Evwybody walaorne
Como and Worship with us
EXETERPENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
670 Mein St S.
Pastor VernenDeen
Mastent Paster Ravin D.-Regera
r'nn�i Sionemberr
8:30 am. .W9nLl >isrvice
10300 a.m. Sunday Ad80c1
11:00 a.m. WerNtlpSentice
1100 a.m. - Laotian Baanioe
ir1 gymnasium
7A0 p.m. Gelabralion and Praise Service
Wednesday
740,pm, Ntoht
Asperse IN
'ApilulaaaawtGoO..naab ,d'
is
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
68 Mei Street South
236-2784
Minister. Rev. Mak 8. t3tiskin
Cierk of Session: kat. James Dougall
Onsiniit Miss Carolyn Love
Sunday. November 8
0:30 am, Worship Service
and Sunday School
(Please nor ahenge of time)
NurseryAveilerbie
November 8 - Worship Tine 9:30 am
Everyone Wieloorne
EXETER UNITED
CHURCH
Gomer of Janes and Andrew St.
Ministry
Rev. olefin C. Hiiborn
Rev. Cordell Parsons
Music Director
Rsiph Topp
November 8, 1092 - 1100 e.m
Young AshaIt Gloss 9:30 a.m
Church Schad 11300 am
Courtesy oar: Bob Denney
286-2994
Nursery provided
All swims taped.
Everyone Weisome
0
EXETER
MOLE FELLOWSHIP
930 a.m, &lefty &kW
1030.11300am, semitlp Time
1 f t00a m, Fsantihtt0ibie Hour
7A0.imiNtc
iamyriaaNzaVenrice
Tuaadariamsailas
9300,p.m. •,�rM
Alotaisitageoskski at
414.1irmisahr
.FotawaaahihM.l9hiei
r
TRIViTT MEMORIAL
ANGLICAN CHURCH
264 Main Sweet.
Easter. Ontario
The Rev. Fay M
Pederson
22nd Sunday after Pentecost
.,.iierneedwance.Day.Banece
November 8, 1922
11:15 a.m. Morning Prayer
Sunday School
Nursery Available
Everyone Wakoome
EXETER CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Mein St. North
Pastor Rev. Shads Vander Meer
236.1723
Worship Services
November 8
10300 am
Sunday School WPM 31)rade 4,
doing morning service
7300 p.m.
Nursery Available
Everyone Weloonhe
Sunday iisafo
CJCS 1240 830 am.
OKNX 92010390 am.
Deily T.V.
Faith 20 Global 620
am
''Phi .r builds strength wiann,
against the stress of life •
EMMANUEL
RAPTIST"CMURCH
18714uron sf..W..Ey,gpr
PasterAev, Kevin Sidle ge
4054861
Stttidty„lahtmtber $
omMt=719oeyaloplionson
6 46am.
4).M. rotink16
11D00 -Warship
MlalfMtaed°5 ytte coli Night
ORIGO - In loans memory of a dear moth-
er and Standen die er, Shirley Otlgg, who
away 2 years ago, November 8.
1190.
No one knows how much we miss you,
No tiro knows the miser pain,
We havreniffered, since we lost you,
life hes nev beantltesame.
in cahoots year memory lingers,
'weedy, tender, fond and tete,
There is nota day tear mother,
That we donor think of you
Always remembered forever in our hewn,
Rick and Doreen and family. Sagan and
.George and family. Mary 1 ou and Ron and
family 45•
'kNOWLES • In loving memory of Olive,
-mother, - ereidmeder end -great-
gnndmother, who passed away 1 year ago
on November 7, 1991.
Mom
I think of you just as mom,
11 will always be that way,
Being able to think of you just as mom,
Means more than I can say.
Of all the moms in the world,
Them is only one forme,
Although the others may be good,
You hada special quality.
You are the one who cared for mc,
As I grew to what I am today,
You're the one who gave me the love for
life,
-As) jeureeyedelong the way.
For all the love you hove given me,
I want to thank you mom,
1 always want to say to you,
I appreciate all that you have done.
Still loved, still missed by Audrey arid Don
Wau, Deb and Ralph Pearce and girls and
Diane and Jeff Bosko. 45c
SMITTI (LAWRENCE) - In loving memo-
ry of our daughter Kathy, who passed away
7 yeah ago, November 2, 1985.
Until the stars have lost their sparkle,
And the sun refuses to shine,
Until the flowers fail to bloom,
You'll always be in our minds.
Until the lightning ceases to strike,
And tan stop flowing,
Until rainbows have no ending
Your name we will gull be calling.
Until time stops tilting,
And the skies are empty of blue,
Mill• our hearts stop beating of sorrow and
We will always love and remember you
Mom, Dad and Sonya 45c
STANLAKE - In memory of Shirfey Stan -
lake.
You never said goodbye to us,
You never saw our tears,
But you left us loving mermen,
We will cherish through the years
We think of you in sifehc.:,
We often speak your name,
All we have are memories,
And your picture in a frame.
Our hearts will ache with sadness,
And many tears will flow,
For whet it meant to lose you,
No one will ever know.
Sadly missed, when she left us 1 year ago,
an November 2, by her mother, brothers, es-
ters, and their families. 45*
SIXTH ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE, Show
and Sale, Jeans Needlework and Crafts.
John's Woodwarl®g, 290 Solders Suet
Frau. limner, November 13, 14, 15. Plan to
snood. 43,44.45•
ZURICH BEAN SPROUTS Nursery
School. Chnsuaas Bazaar and Bake Sale,
(Saturday, November 7. 1992 at Zurich Pub-
Ilic School, 10 a.m.-2 p.m 44,45c
YOU HAVE HEART) ABOIJI' IT, now is
your chance to see the exciting "Once Upon
a Special Chrhmtas". Our bene is open and
!damned frau top to bottom, matde and
soots de. Your visits include Criuma good-
ies, damming ideas galore, gifts for every-
one an your list, chances at door prizes and
discounts. Murray's House of Flowers, 11
Rids:hcod SL, Atkoia, 1.828-3398. Open
mg November i -November 29. Hours Sun.,
10:30-430, Mon. Thur. Fri. and Sat. 9:30-
430, Tres. and Wed. 9:30-800 p.m. See
you and your friends soon. 43-48c
LONDON CHORUS Sweet Adelines Isuer-
twml-peaaaxu Cabsret Night at DuQenn
Hall, 453 Duffer% Ave.. London. Salsuday.
November 7, 1992. Doors open 730 p.m.
Show 830 pm.. followed by diming and
nefreshnimu. Tstkcu 510.00 svailabk at
AM. ar ssulictMichelle 6650,0301-
43,44.(45)c
ADULTS AND CHILDItENS Classes
available for aaedkpuach, porting, shirt
decorating, lamas new witnesses, Mgin-
nng October 29. For more information call
Irene Hoffman 236.4839. 43-45c
SPINNING AND WEAVING Sale and Ex-
hibiuon. Huron Tract Spines and Weavers
Guild Annual Sale and Eabibition, River
Mill Conference Roorn, Baaniller Lm. Sat
urday, November 2 tram 10 a -m. to 5 p.m.,
Sunday, November 8 from 11 a.m. to 4 p,m
RURAL NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH,
McGillivray Township residents, Informa-
uun meeting, Tues�ilday. November 10. 1992
at 730 p.m., McGillivray Township Hall.
Speaker: Constable Webster. 44,45'
GRANDMA'S GARDEN!. Lemke Mar-
sisall and Gartside Willis invite tau a at-
tend their asood annual ppn Howse, No -
%ember 12 -November 14, 10 am. -9_ mn u
the Marshall farm. me amilemest dlCidgon,
County Rood 6. Quality baadoafted floral
acanu. liveryone welcomei 44,4546'
HURON CSmite you to &Musc-
atel jODUM,I��'6yYe BRANCH Oman°
GesieskuOod at
Doileich Toe**
c:ammttnity Cmim Holre rville on Thee
-
day,
-
day, November 5. Aaileokagesr at 6p m.
�
quaker Le Wilson, Ontario Asduvist.
aPww, pm. tea
BAZAAR AND TM, Ssutrd�sy, Newmber
14, 2 peen., Briosley AmharaVrrdi.
.44,45.46'
CHRWS1•MAS CRAFT IHik*OW . and ,isle,
Wadsyad-y, November 11, 11 p.m.4aOpm.
aultwood C amareity Gam. ”
S 100, n elor 6 free. hews
prises. Everyone welmeae.
proems Sl'RATFORD (.,1rWf1'lf YDS
on 1 Sane lilts It
City Hall Auditorium an N• • 1 , 14,
19.20 scud 21 0 730psa. at2
an Naramber 21.A11
Cawdian Tire and
Records is Sisedad.
Mina
Cams Party
Diowrh' r .
TTomwsod
P
!wiskat•ia$v �aW, @. �3'
'4 A6A47)c
jaihitwny-De-
HAM AND EGG SUPPER, Hibben United
Chun* Stalks, November 18, 7-8 p.m.
Adults 18.00; deldrat under 12 $3.06, pre-
school free 45,46,47c
SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL Meeting,
Tuesday, November 10, 2 p.m. Convention
leptons. 4Sc
BAZAAR AND TEA to be held at 7liviu
Memorial Parish Hall on Saturday, Novem
ber 21 from •10 a.m. tonal l p.m. Hakbig,
crafts, deli. 45,46,47•
EUCHRAMA November 12, llhcan It
gist, 10 a.m. them. Sponsored by Lucan
Savors Committee. Lunch and prices Ctn
* tt Harry Noels 227.1013 4k
St. Andrews United
Church
Smorgasbord
Supper held at
Brucefield United Church
Nov. 11 5 - 7:30 p.m.
Adults $8., children 12 and
under $3.60, preschoolers
free. Tickets call 263-6502
-or-263.502s
Precious Blood Mission
Cash Calendar Winners
Week or Oct. 25/92
25 1037, Paul Dietrich, Grand Rend
$50. 26, 80391, brie Van Moorsel,
Mitchell S50. 27, 42020, Casey Zee-
housen Jr. Exeter S50. 28, 61098
Karen Kes er, Dashwood $50.
29 60453, Paul Berendsen, Kirk -ton
550.30 41961 Nap Denomme,
WindsorS50. 31 Bill Manahan,
Blyth S250.
Buck and Doe
for Deb Hodgins
and Kevin Klein
Sat., Nov. 7
Masonic Hall, Exeter
9-1 a.m.
Tickets $5.00 per person
Lunch provided
Buck & Doe
for
Jeff Bond and
Teresa Ready.
Sat., Nov. 7
Ailsa Craig
Community Centre
8P.m.-la.m.
-Donets *5.00, Available ataoor
Travel Show
Ihtes„ Nov 17
Exoter - 7
South Huron Rec Centre
"Wina
Cruise"
e_ Door Prizes
To register for this show end
for further Information call
Travel
Old Town Hall
Exeter
2.800.265-7022
Doug Ellison or 235-2000
Planning a trip South
Don't miss this. shoe
Craft Show
and Bake Sale
Nov. 7
Hensel)
Community Centre
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Admission $1,00
Everyone welcome
1
Lucan
Community
Bingo
Wed., Nov. 4
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m.
Regular Games
Jackpot Game
Total prizes
$2800
Due to the licence regulations,
no one under 16 allowed to play
Liewtee1I537495
Happy 25th
Mom and Dad,
Rtes & Marg
beaver
Nov. 4, 1992
Huron County Board of Education
South Huron
District High School
Parent's Night
Thurso, Nov. 1.2 7 - 9:30 p.m.
Student reports will be distributed on Monday
November 9. Please be sure to see your son or
daughter's report.
K. Alien J. Wooden
Vice Principal Principal
t1 IY
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IOWUMENTU
run
1992 FALL SALE
310 VICTORIA $t., Contrails, 'Ont. NOM IMO
Our 1992 cemetery work season is quickly drawing
to. a Gose: -therefore this late season special.Will
saw you'5% on any monument ordered from Oct.
21, 4.992 to Nov. U, 1992
During this time period only we will also include .e
now memorial etching for no further Dost. Note some
restrictions -and . requirements will apply.
Please cell for me information or to net qp .an .ep-
n1ment,lt2a811419-pr 143002,13$44T7.
,We thank you in, wane for youratre
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