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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-06-28, Page 16• OP. 1/4 • m „,4 •-•-•"'" , ° •••'• • ' '•••. eico • , • , • ,'•• ••• Bill and Paliiine Attori from•K &A Beef Farms, Wroxeter wOuld like to say thank youto their friends, neigh- bors, and even strangers Who so wil- lingly came and helpedvith the re- moval of machinery etc, on the eve- ning of June 15 when their barns and sheds etc. were lost due to fire. Also for the donations of food and, coffee which arrived during and after the tragedy. A special thank you to the volunteer firemen from Howick and Wingham Fire Depts., who give of their time to perform their job with courage and total unselfish commit- ment. "We need you guys, keep up the good work". Finally, thank you to John and Sharon for the pleasant and relaxing evening but. We would like to thank medical staff, volunteers, Dr. Paul Ruther- ford, relatives, friends and neigh- bors as well as the companionship of roommates for their many acts of kindness while Pearl Mann was a patient in hospital during the past five months. Your thoughtfulness and concern during our time of be- reavement are also greatly apprec- iated. Thanks to Rev. Cecil Wittich, Jean Elliott, organist, our orchestra friends, the pallbearers, Jack and Marg Peebles, the UCW of Calvary United Church, the many who visit- ed with us, sent cards, flowers, made dqnations and prepared food for our homes. Each of you has been a real source of strength during our time of sorrow. Archie Mann and family I would like to thank the ladies of St. Andrews Church and other Wing - ham friends who contributed to the lovely gifts I received at the bridal shower held in my honor at the home of Mrs. Lorraine Clugston. It was nice to be able to share some of my happiness and excitement with those who were able to attend. A special thank you goes to Mrs. Merle Under- wood, Mrs. Mary Campbell and Mrs. Lorraine Clugston for organizing the morning coffee shower. I will treasure my gifts always. Caryn Mann • would like to thank all the i tives, friends and neighbors for flowers, cards and visits to me. Alia,. for driving my wife to London. Thanks to Dr. Grant and Assoc„ all the nurses -on 8th floor for care and kindness while in University Hospital. It was all very much ap- preciated. Hugh Mundell Thanks to all friends and neigh- bors, Dr. Boron, ambulance staff of Kincardine and District Hospital, Legion branches of Gorrie and Wroxeter, Gorrie Anglican Women's League, Rev. Clark, the Watts Fu- neral Home and Davey-Linklater Funeral Home, plus members of the 100th Field Battery and all pallbear- ers. Special thanks to Nancy Hold and the "girls" of the Chronic Care Unit, Bruce General Hospital, Wal- kerton. All was very much apprec- iated by Mary Kinley and fatnily of Ottawa area; Madeline and Frank Duggan and family of Mississauga; Edith and Bob Mitchell of Elk Point, Alberta; Alice Horne, Midland; Ida and Carl Martin, Wingham; Bob Woronka, Kincardine. A very special thank you to all who attended my community shower on June 13. Thank you for all the lovely and useful gifts, to the ladies who or- ganized it and to those who took part in the entertainment. thanks t�, the ladies of the UCW who served the delicious lunch. Karen (Beecroft) Dwyer We wish to express our sincere thanks to family, friends and neigh- bors for the kindness shown to us on the passing of a beloved brother and uncle Alvin Lediet, For many dona- tions, flowers, calls and food sent to our homes. Special thanks to Rev. Madge and the ladies Guild, and the McBurney Funeral Home for all of' their help. Also thanks to Dr. Hanlon and Dr. McGregor and Copeland Lodge for Alvin's past care. It was all greatly appreciated. The Lediet Eva and Ken Simmons, Hazel Dankert, Wilson and Frances Daw and family Coming Events OPEN HOUSE For Moorefield Equipment Ltd., Teviotdale, Wednesday, June, 29, 1988, 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Door prizes, coffee, pastry. Grand prize, trip for 2 to Las Vegas or $1,000 towards a holiday of your choice for customers who purchased $1,000 or more from June 29, 1987 - June 29, 1988, 10 p.m. Bring all your paid invoices on June 29, 1988 only. For each $1,000 of pro- duct purchased receive a chance on Grand Prize. Special prices and dis- counts on June 29, 1988 only. Junc- tion of Highway 23 and Higway 9. Phone 1-519-343-2122. BLYTH FESTIVAL The Cookie War: June 29, 30 (matinee, rush seats only), July 2 (rush seats only) ; The Mail -Order Bride: June 30, July 1, 7,8; Lucien: July 5 (preview), 6 (opening), 7 (Matinee), -9. itinless otherwise in- diCatbd, ittPeffotmanees are at: 30 p.m., tnatifleeS are -at 2 p.m. Box office, call 523-9300 or 5239225. OPEN HOUSE Bray Lodge Retirement Home is having an Open House, Sunday, July 17, from 1 to 5 p.m. Come out and meet the staff and view the facilitieS provided for our residents. Enter- tainrnerlt and refreshments will be provided. Everyone welcome. soTH BIRTHDAY The family of Alice Elliott wish to in- vite friends, neighbors and relatives to an open house in honor of their mother's 80th birthday on Saturday, July 9 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Blue - vale Community Hall. Best wishes only please. 28,5 5oTH ANNIVERSARY The family of Ed and Rose Wadel would like to wish them a happy 50th wedding anniversaty. An open house for relatives, friends and neighbors will be held in the Teeswater Com- munity Centre on Saturday, July 2 at 9 p.m. No gifts please. Just a hand shake. BRANDON CEMETERY SERVIeR 116146-beldanday,5'uly 3 at 3 p.m. at. Brandon Cemetery, Belgrave., Rain location, Belgrave United Church._ Everyone welcome. OPEN RECEPTION For Rob and Helege Stafford (Bi- gonnesse) of Wroxeter, at the 13e1 - more Community Centre, Saturday, July 9 at 8 p.m. Everyone weleOnle. 21,28 a , HEADING FOR HIGH SCHOOL—A banquet and awards ceremony were held for Grade 8 students at • Sacred Heart School in Wingham last Thursday evening. Shown with Father Stan Soltysik and Principal Jim Steffler are: back, Jason Kieffer, Ivan Skinn, Peter McDonnell, Kevin Dekker; front, Joey Vollmer; Jackie Brophy, Carrie Skinn, Roxanne Cerson and Jeremy McGlynn. (Straight From the Heart Photo) wkwor'. litigkb• ,p,mo,c5mmummookowir. ogow.ftwoftreowio •NVity"'"'".. • • i; , A •;;;'-; . • ....a., , " • .7?`, WHAT'S NEWS CONTRIBUTORS — Mr. Shaw's class at the Wingham Public School was responsible for the school's "What's News" column which ran weekly -in the paper this past year. Shown with teacher Dave Shaw are: back, Jason Daw, Jennifer Lane, Kendra Hogg, Lynda Harkness, Scott Gillespie, Jeremy Smith, Jason Dodds, Michelle MacDonald: third row, Tracey Metez, Jonathon Grummett, Tina Kotsanis, Andrew Gibson, Mike MacKay; second row, Donna George, Jennifer Dennis, Carla Mowbray, Shannon Robinson, Jana Gaunt, Beth Ward, Leya deBruyn, Caroline Watson; front, Crystal Finley, Ryan Deyell, Richard McKeon, Brendan Magee, Jason Kregar, Chris Martin and Brad Hunter. in.MESIIIMEMINE:MgRaiMiMirMM•2a :,••• t. F;:'•••••••!' ACADEMIC AWARDS were presented Award winners arelbol in order,): Becky Brenda Varrde Kemp, Angie Doig, Sam (Marilyn Elgie Photo) Itimmorw410,--m< ow< 7•,0.0290Weed1W at the reCent Grade 8 banquet at the Howick Central School. Litt, Jamie Weber, Sara Ankenman, Paul Judge, Shelley Leach, Doubleday, Teri Hohenadel, Jenny McLean and Cindy Newton. • ,•,..*•.11. •w