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GOLDING. The family of Major
Frank Golding would like to extend
sincere gratitude and heartfelt thanks
to everyone who has been so kind
and supportive since Frank's sudden
passing. We are very appreciate of
people's kind words and tributes,
neighbourly assistance, food sent
and visits to the house, as well as the
many other signs of care and
concern from a wonderfully loving
community. Special thanks to John
and Sandy and the whole McGlynn
staff, and Pastor Elly Dow for their
assistance and professionalism. –
Janie Golding, Liz Scott and family.
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HAKKERS. Thank you to all who
attended my 90th birthday
celebration on May 5 from near and
far. Thank you for the well wishes,
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VINCENT. The family of the late
Clare Vincent wish to express
sincere thanks to those who cared for
Clare as he struggled with failing
health as well as those who have
supported and comforted us
following his death. Special thanks
to the staff, residents, residents'
families, and volunteers of Huronlea
Home for the Aged. Your friendship
and care were important to Clare.
The doctors, nurses and health care
workers at Wingham Public
Hospital, Clinton Public Hospital,
Seaforth Community Hospital,
London Health Sciences Centre and
Parkwood Hospital went above and
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Doug McBurney and Marilyn Robb
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accommodating, helpful and
sensitive to our needs. Darren, the
Wingham Legion staff, and their
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celebration of Clare's life that was
just what we needed. A big thank
you to Jeff Hawkins, Mary Lou
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moving, touching and honest words
at the funeral. To Jeff Vincent, Al
and Malcolm Squires, Terry
Greidanus, Kelly Boven and Mike
Lyons, thank you for acting as
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and friends, your love, visits and
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us. – Bruce, Deb, Ron, Rob and
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Alexander St., Brussels Community
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THE WINGHAM COLUMBUS
Centre would like to invite you to
our next famous fish fry on Friday,
June 15 from noon - 7 p.m. Eat in
$13.99; Take out $12.99. Homemade
desserts are also available for $3.75.
All prices are subject to HST. We
also have chicken fingers for the
"non -fish lover". Homemade
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mix and match and TV -style dinners
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BBQ AT FOODLAND, JUNE 16
11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Fundraiser for
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to 12:30 p.m. Ham or turkey salad
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"I've been with the municipality
for coming -on 15 years and I will
not be running in this next election,"
Morris-Turnberry Mayor Paul
Gowing announced at council's
June 5 meeting.
Gowing has been mayor of the
municipality for two terms, a
councillor before that and was the
first two -term Huron County
Warden, holding the role from 2014
to 2016.
He said he was making the
announcement "to be fair to
everyone".
"I've enjoyed my time on council
immensely," he said. "I've got to
meet so many good people, great
people from our area and across the
country, but it's time for me to step
aside."
Gowing said he felt it was time
for some new voices around the
council table. However, he did feel
that giving voters a sense of
continuity was also important,
which is why he had discussed the
issue with Deputy -Mayor Jamie
Heffer who recently announced his
intention to run for Gowing's
position.
"I certainly support Jamie in
stepping into this role," he said. "As
I stated, it's time for me to step
aside."
Gowing said "life is not infinite"
and he has things he wishes
to dedicate time to including
spending time helping his children
build their lives and work around
his own household, citing existing
development on his farm property.
"I won't be going anywhere," he
said. "I just think it's time for me to
step away from this. I've enjoyed
sitting on council with each and
every one of you, and staff, and the
great people of Morris-Turnberry."
Gowing plans on treating the rest
of the term as he has the entirety of
his time on council: accomplishing
what council sets out to do.
"This isn't going to be a lame
duck period to me," he said. "We're
not going to stay away from
anything."
He said he will be going "full
bore" to the end of the term as there
are many projects that need
attention in the municipality.
His announcement came after
Heffer announced that he was
running for mayor in the October
election.
Councillor Sharen Zinn will be
seeking re-election, while Andrew
Somers, a Walton resident, has also
filed papers to run for a councillor
position in the election.
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