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BAZAAR, AND TEA
At Bluevalle United Church on Fri.,
Oct. 28 at 3 p.m. Everyone welcome.
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LEGION ANNUAL DANCE
Howick Branch No. 307 Royal Cana-
dian Legion annual dance on Sat.,
Nov. 5 at Howick Community
Centre. Music by Jack & Company
of Owen Sound, Lunch provided. $6
each. Dancing 9 p.m. -1 a.m.
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HOT BEEF DINNER
Wingham United Church, Wed.,
Nov. 2. Two sittings, 5 and 7 p.m.
Adults $7, elementary school chil-
dren $3, pre-schoolers free. Tickets
available at Harris Stationery,
Vance's and Bertha Miller's,
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40TH ANNIVERSARY
The family of Gordon and Mae Lout -
tit would like to invite family and
friends to a get-together for their
40th wedding anniversary at the
Wingham United Church on Sat.,
Oct. 29 from 7-9 p.m. Best wishes
only.
HALLOWE'EN FAMILY DANCE
Friday, Oct. 28, 8 p.m. -12 a.m. at the
Howick . Community Centre, Spon-
sored by -Howick Junior Women's
Institute. DJ Midtown Music. Prizes
for best costumes. $3 single, $8 fam-
ily Ladies pleasebring._ lunch... Pro-
ceeds tocommunity projects.
SHOOT PARTY
At Wingham Legion, Mon., Nov. 7 at
8 p.m., $1.50 per person. Everyone
welcome.
BAZAAR, BAKE SALE & TEA
The Wroxeter UCW "Country
Christmas" Bazaar, Bake Sale and
Tea will be held in the church hall,
Sat., Nov. 5 at 2 p.m.
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Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of household effects and
antiques for
Ivan Laidlaw
in Whitechurch
on Highway 86
Saturday, Nov. 5
at 11:00 a.m.
For information contact:
Auctioneer:
Brian Rintoul 357-2349
Owner:
Ivan Laidlaw 357-1927
Full list next week's
Advance -Times
AUCTION SALE
NOTICE
Auction sale of
home furnishings and
antiques will be held for •
Dol'1 and Lorna
Stuart
with added consignments,
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4517I: WEbDING ARMRY
The family of Gilbert Margaret
Beecroft invite friends and relatives
to an open house in -honor .. their
45th wedding anniversary on Sat.,.
Oct. 29 from 3:30-5:30 at the farm
(Lot 31, Con. 9, East Wawanosh).
Best wish s only please.
RETIREMENT TEA
You are cordially invited to a retire-
ment tea, to be held for Yvonne Mc -
'Pherson on Sat. ' Nov 5 2-4 m or
Sun., Nov. 6, 2-5 p.m. at Wingham
United Church. Best wishes only.
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FALL TEA, BAZAAR &
BAKE SALE
The CWL Fall Tea, Bazaar and Bake
Sale, Sat., Oct. 29, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.,
Wingham Armouries.
HALLOW'EN DANCE
Wroxeter Hall, Sat., Oct. 29, 8 p.m. -1
a.m. $5 per person.
BUS TRIPS
Kitchener shopping, Nov, 1; Hitz to
the Blitz, Nov. 10; Royal Winter
Fair, Nov. 12 and 15; Simcoe Christ-
mas lights, Dec. 3; Living Christmas
Tree, Dec. 17. Phone 357-3014 or 357-
1234.
BAZAAR, BAKE SALE & TEA
Fordwich Trinity Church bazaar,
bake sale and tea, Sat., Nov. '5, 2-4
-tarn: in Fordwich Community -Halt
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HOBBY & CRAFT SHOW
Plan to attend the 22nd Annual
Hobby and Craft Show, Sat., Nov. 5,
10 a.m.-5 p.m. at the E1ma<Eo u*
nity. centre, Atwood. ._Spott tired b"y
the Maple Leaf WI. 25,1
NOTICE
ARE YOU SINGLE, recently di-
vorced, lonely or just need people to
talk to? I am interested in setting up
a support system of friends to meet
on a regular basis. If interested
phone 357-2302 between 1-3 p.m.
Mon. -Fri. 25,1,8,15
MIXED DARTS Friday, Oct. 28, 8:30
p.m., Wingham Legion.
ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
of household effects and
some antiques for the
Late Myrtle Metcalfe
of Wingham
in
Wingham Armouries
Friday Evening,
Nov. 14 at 6:30 p.m.
Sale will ke conducted by
LEN METCALFE
AUCTION LTD.
Mildmay, Ont.
519467-2191 ...
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Berry-C.ul.Hnek Foodtest spoisor�
by the. B ore Chamber of Coir.
merceleatuting lamb, rabbit, pork,'
beef and chicken, Wil.., Oct. 26 at 5
or 6:30 p.m. at the Behnore corn nu
pity Centre. Adults $1O, children 11
years and under $5, pre-schoolers
free. Proceeds to comunity better-
ment. For advance tickets call 335-
6422, 335-6232,`392-6082 or 392-82150,
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RETIREMENT TEA
For Janet Reid, Sun., Oct. 30, 1-4
p.m. at the Wingham United Church.
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FIDDLE EXTRAVAGANZA ,-
Teeswater Town Hall, Sat., Oct. 29.
Two shows 7 and 9 p.m., featuring
Ed Gyurki, 7 -time Canadian Open
Champ, CKCO TV Polkatime, regu-
lar; Frank Leahy, 1984 Canadian
Open Champ; Joan Gyurki, Cana-
dian Intermediate' Champ; Scott
Woods, 3 -time Canadian Novelty
Champ; plus McMichael Sisters,
Norm Dunsmoor, Paulette Lippert
and MC Gary Ballagh. Tickets $5,
advance tickets recommended.
Tickets available at Sillick's Hard-
ware, Teeswater; Harris Stationery,
Wingham and Ernie King Music,
Wingham or phone 392-6171 or 392-
6170. Profits to Town Hall Renova-
tion Fund.
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BLYTHFESTIVAL
Blyth Children's Festival' of Enter-
tainment. Cinderella by Maritime
Marionettes, .$at., Oct, .29, 2 p.m at
Blyth Memorial H_ all: Box Office 523
9300 or 5239225: Tickets for Blyth
dinner auction on Sat., Nov. 5 on sale
now. -
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VENDOME
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Teeswater, Ont.
• Fine Dining in the .. .
HERITAGE ROOM
Thursday through Sunday
Taking.Reservations
from 6:00 p.m. on
392-6947
* Featuring Fresh Catch of the Day
• Hydro Vouchers Accepted
$127,5006, 50 ACRE includee: Renovated 1 1/2 storey
mei co nt kitchen, spacious . fainroom,
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We specialize in suites of fum ituie. We also..
sell sofa beds, Serta . niattresses and L -
Z -Boy Ghirs, Admiral appliances, pianos
and organs. Trade-ins accepted. -
Free delivery in .a wide area --h:
Call Schuetts Mildmay
3.6723�
ards of Thanks
We Would like to extend our deep-
est ...gratitude -to ourVreiatives, neigh-
bors and friends who comforted us in
the loss of our dear mother, and
helped in any way. Mariy tanks to
the Watts Funeral Home, Rev.
Larry Welch and the T' "berry
Ladies' Aid'' (coup. We w always
reteib_`oir thoughtfulh4s '..
'Elizabeth Mekircher,
Ruthind Clark.Sharpin
I would like to thank Dr. O'Mole,
Dr. Bradley and Dr. Shubat for their
care; also the nurses on second floor
and in ICU for their special care and
to all those who sent flowers, cards
and made visits to me while I was a
patient in Wingham and District
Hospital. Your thoughtfulness and
kindness will never be forgotten.
Sharon Weber
We would like to thank our family,
the many friends, relatives and
neighbors for helping us celebrate
and attend the open house on Sunday
on the occasion of our 50th wedding
anniversary. Many thanks for gifts,
flowers and cards we received.
Thanks to the ACW ladies who
served the lunch. We, will always
cherish the wonderful memories.
Bill and Jean Sothern
Bell now starts
working on the
backlog of orders
Bell Canada says it is gearing up
for a return to normal levels of
operation now that the 17 -week
strike by its technicians and
operators -is over.
- Throughout Ontario and Quebec,
plans are being set up to start
working on the backlog of orders
that has accumulated during the
summer.
' die need to tackle the orders
we've had on file for some time as
well, as the requests for. new service
that ;come in daily,$' says Roy
Cunningham, business office section
manager for Bell's Georgian-
district,
wit cohtaet..-all.. customers -
who have:. asked for servicer" he
custoraercustomer - has arc
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I would like. to express xn jncete ._
thaaik o am ly and friends who re-
membered me with visits, cards,
treats and inquiries while I was a
patient in Win ham and District
Hosp`Ital'°'and''".e retic
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Special thanks to Dr. McGregor.,
nurses in ICU, East Wawanosh staff;,
Grade and --,their buddies, St• `auk.
Choir-,:. Rev. Douglas Madge and
Rev. John Roberts and Ka • Y.
thoughttulness.is much 'ed.
Marilyn Br dgea a
I wishto express my sincere
thanks for cards, flowers, visits and
phone calls wishing me a speedy re=
covery. Special thanks to Dr. Gear,'
Dr. Bradley, Dr. Hanlon and the
nurses in intensive care. Maley
thanks.
George Johnston:
Thank you does not seem adequate
to express our feelings, but they are
the only words we have. Thank you
to our family for the lovely supper
and dance in honor of ;pur 35th anni-
versary. Thank you to the friends,
neighbors and relatives who came
and made the party such a success.
Thank you to the people who sent
cards. If wealth is measured by
friends, we are the richest peoplein
the world. Thank you again.
Eldon and Lorraine Cook
Thank you to Terry Merkley for
organizing Apple Day and to the fol-
lowing businesses for donations:
Knechtel's, SunRise Dairy Steffen
Auto -Supply, Bob Foxton Fuels and
to the town for the use of the council
chambers. With 100 per cent partici-
pation our Beaver Colony, 3 Cubs;
and many parents we had a most
successful Apple Day.
First Wingham Beavers,
Rainbow and Bubbles'
We would like to express ouf':...
warmest thanks to the many friends;,
who sent^us greetings and letters .or
attended the "open house" at
time of our 50th wedding 'anniver
anniver-
sary.
Robert and Margaret Armstrong,
- We Would like to express our sii
cere thanks to all our friends an
neighbors who shared with us they
strength and comfort during ,our:;:
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