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38. SERVICE DIRECTORY
39. CARD OF THANKS
DOERR'S
Appliance & TV
G. E. and ZENITH
. Phone 34500033
Open li Days a Week
MAW ST. MITCHELL
PLUMBING
HEATING
and ELECTRICAL �d
CONTRACTORS
SILLS
niHome
Hardware
HOME
HARDW ARE
Seaforth 527-1620
MEIDINGER
Special thanks to my family, relatives and
friends for the visits, cards and beautiful
flowers while I was a patient in Seaforth
Hospital. Thanks to Drs. Rodney, Wong and
Underwood, and nurses for their special care.
Many thanks to Jim Joan, Greg and staff at
the Queen's Tavern for the beautiful hanging
plant, and wicker floral gift. It was greatly
appreciated. Veronica Meidinger
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CANCER SOCIETY
Seaforth and District Cancer Society express-
es thanks to the girls who sold daffodils in
Seaforth on April 15. Also to Maureen
Wildfong and Culligan Real Estate for
allowing the Cancer Society to use their office
as headquarters for the sale, and to Lyons
store for storing the daffodils prior to the sale.
39-17x1
VEALS
Abattoir and Meat Market
Hwy. 83-31/2 miles east of Exeter
Try us for
CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING
Kill Days - Tuesdays
OUR SPECIALTY
Home cured and smoked meats
processed exactly the way you like it.
SEAFORTH & DISTRICTRINGEI"!'le
The Seaforth and District Ringette want to
thank all those that helped make our Regional
Tournament a great success. Special thanks
to Pizza Train, Dixie Lee and the Freeze King
for donating the door prizes and to Mayor Alf
Ross for his part in the opening ceremonies.
39-17-1
ROSS
1 would like to thank all who visited me, sent
cards, and gifts while I was a patient in
Seaforth Hospital, and since I came home.
Special thanks to my family for their
kindness, to Rev. McDonald, Dr. Underwood
and Dr. Wong and all the hospital staff. It was
appreciated so much. Alfred Ross
Hensel]
39-17x1
DRiSCOLL
Sincere thanks to our former neighbors of
13th of McKillop for the surprise party,
delicious lunch, and lovely lawn chairs
presented to us. We really appreciated it.
Boyd and Gertrude Driscoll
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[39. CARD OF THANKS
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BROWN
A sincere thank you to all the Junior
Broomball players, to everyone on the
committee who helped in any way with Junior
Broomball, "Thank You" for the great honor
and wonderful feeling you have given us with
our wall plaques, which we will treasure the -
rest of our lives. To all Junior players, you
played excellent broomball, to all coaches
and helpers, you deserve medals for jobs well
done. 'Thanks again to everyone, we will see
you all for '86 and '87.
Bill and Clara Brown
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39. CARD OF THANKS
EYRE
We wish to express our sincere thanks for •
the lovely cards, expressions of sympathy,
telephone calls and for food brought to the.
house since the sudden passing of our dear
son-in-law Gary Gray.
Campbell and Grace Eyre
40. IN MEMORIAM
VAN LOON: In memory of a dear mother and
grandmother Susie Van Loon who passed
away one year ago, April 27, 1985.
You asked for so little in life mom
And suffered more than your share
Your life was devoted to others
With love's helping hand and prayer
The years we had together
Will be memories our whole life through
With heartfelt pride we'll remember
Being blessed with a mother like you
The many things you did for us
1n vour kind and loving way
You gave us years of happiness
No one can take away
To us you were someone special
God must have thought so too
if you had spoken before you died
These are the words you would have replied,
This life for me is truly passed
I loved you all till the very last
Weep not for me, but courage take
And love one another for my sake.
Lovingly remembered and forever trea-
sured byher family. 40-17x1
McCALLCM
Many thanks to the Blyth Fire Brigade for
their fast efforts in helping with our barn fire.
Thanks torry Watch for alerting us, to
Betty Dianne, Irma and Marsha for helping
with lunch and coffee. Also neighbors and.
family for food the next day.
Harold and Pearl McCallum
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FIRST CROMARTY SCOUTS
Fust Cromarty Scouts sincerely thank all who
supported them on their recent bottle drive hi
Hibbert, 39-17-1
ARTICLES FOR SALE
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TEMPERED GLASS 28" x 76" S30 per shoot. Sid
Tothom. Woodworks (519) 537.2660.-0.17
INCUBATORS! Lyon Electric purchased the Marsh
Roll-% Monufocturing Co. Lyon hove improved the
Roil.% incubator to meet their high standards of quail.
ty and performance. Your purchase of a Lyon Marsh
Roll.% will guarantee you years of satisfaction. Free
brochures contact: Tartan Distributors. Box 8, Grp. 2,
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NOTICES
VAN LOON
We would like to take this opportunity to
thank everyone for their cards, gifts, and
visits while we were in the hospital Thanks to
Dr. Malleus and the nursing staff for their
good care. Special thanks to our families for
looking after Shawn and Greg. Your thought-
fulness will always be remembered.
Mary Helen and Sarah
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JOIN US to save Canada for Jesus. Send o self od-
dressed and stomped envelope to John Hamm 102
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SWIMMING POOLS factory outlet clearing 1985 Invom
tory of above ground pools. Complete package sold FARM SERVICES
for 57,495. clearing at 51.495 Supply Is limned. Coll FARMERS Experiencing linondol difficulties. There
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RENDERING EOUIPMENI 25001 Cooker. 25 H.P. • 10
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NHL HOCKEY Fights two hours VHS Bolo 537.50 plus
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cladding Truo volae. action and answers
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everungs and weekends Ask for Welly. Free
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PIANO SPRING SPECIAL Good condition from 5295
pianos rohmshed excellent tone from 5995. Player
Piono completely restored Villogo Piano Shop (behind
Kentucky Fried Chicken. ) Elmira (519)6692280 -0.17
USED STORE WALL and 1516140 shelving. counters.
cord rock, showcases wollcoses. security mirrors
glass shelving shelving brackets, pegboard hooks.
cash registers wire racks lavers New and Used. 254
Adelo,de St 5 London. (519)681.2254, lawn. -Fri 9.5,
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PATIO SETS 409. OFF or mor0 Luxury umbrellas.
tables chairs lounges gilts Warehouse Open
Fridays Saturdays 71 Kmg St W Forest or by op
poinlmenl (519)786 4405 0 17
STEEL BUILDING relocotion sole • We are clearing cul
old stock Save thousands We won't be undersold.
Phone Pioneer Soles Deportment collect for Informa-
Iron (416) 6781585. .0 17 20
10,10 GREENHOUSE 5149 I000W Metal Halide S175
Plus 10 000 gordening products Great prices. Send 52
for into -pack Western Water Forms, 1244 Seymour 51.
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BREW Quality BEER for pennies per bottle A new
revolution in home brewing Some distributorships
also ovoilobie Bows, Associates. 70 Clearviow fits
Suite 203, Toronto. On/ M6M 261
(A 6)654 6901 0.17
STEEL BUILDINGS Liquidation Various models. exam-
ple 30.50 with slide door 54.800 Sites up to 120 f1.
wide All priced for immediate clearance Coll
i 800 387 8148 oe (416)828-6262 ' 0.17
FARM SERVICES
FARMERS WANTED who are paying too much tax or
are not using all the lox breaks ovdiloble. Phone us
today, Appointment times ovodable to process 1985
fax returns in your home. Farm Business Consultants,
2109 Oxford St E. London. NSV 229. Coll toll free
1 800-265 1002 In business year round helping
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VACATIONS
EVINRUDE POWERED 6 -passenger Houseboots. Cruise
the Trent system in luxury. Stereo, hot water, shower,
propane 880 Fully equipped. Call King's Marina
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HELP WANTED
DISTRIBUTORS WANTED: High.tech engine lubrication
products. Government tested- Excellent profits. Reply
to MICROLON INC., 149 Riverside Drive. North Von.
couvor, 8.C. V7H 116. (604)929.7944
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530,000 Pori -Time 545.000 up full•nmo work for
yourself, by yourself. No gimmicks. diets, Rya) Estate.
Coll (705)789.3423. My Porsche comes this
summer. -0.17
MA CHERIE home fashion shows. est. 1975. Join our
successful family of independent representatives In
presenting quality lingerto and lelsorosvear at In-
home parties for women. It's Funl Its Easy! It's Pro.
(Roble, For information call collect (416)632.9090. 8
a.m. to 3 p.m. -0.17
PERSONAL
GRAY
Our hearts have been touched by the
kindness of so many people who shared the
loss of a dear husband and father. Words are
inadequate to express our deepest thanks and
appreciation to relatives, friends and neigh-
bors for their expressions of sympathy,
beautiful floral tributes, donations, cards,
visits and food brought to the house. Sincere
thanks to pallbearers, flowerbearers, Rev.
Vanslyke, Roy, Charlynn, and the Centenaire
Jr. D. mothers for the lovely lunch. We are
truly grateful to Ross Ribey for his help and
guidance. A very special thank you to Rev.
Stan McDonald for his kindness, comfort and
lovely service. Thanks to Ken Cardno for the
touching tribute to Gary before the glorious
victory. The many acts of kindness will
always be remembered. "The world without BUTT: In loving memory of a dear father
friends would be like a garden without Keith Gordon Butt, who passed away, April
flowers.' Marlyn, Brian, Terry and Becky 14 1979.
39 f7-1 If l could cleana the hands of time,
Pd turn them back today,
To when we were alive and well,
And never far away.
life without you has left a void,
Which can be replaced by no other,
No one could fill your role with me,
Because you were my father.
Lovingly remembered and sadly missed b
your daughter Lori Ann and good
39friend,
Keith Fischer.
DALRYMPLE:In memory of Garnet Dalrym-
ple who passed away April 22, 1983.
His smiling .way and pleasant face
Are a pleasre to recall,
He had a kindly word for each, ,
And died beloved by all
Someday we hope to meet him,
Some day we know not when,
To clasp his hand in the better land
Never to part again.
Lovingly remembered by his children.
40-17-1
DALRYMPLE: In loving memory of a dear
grandfather and great grandfather, Robert
Garnet Dalrymple who passed away, April
22, 1983.
God took him home, it was His will,
But in our hearts, he liveth still.
Sadly missed and forever remembered by
Gale and Gregory. 40-17-1
WRIGHT -
I wish to express my sincere thanks and
appreciation to my family, friends and
relatives for all their kindness
sh wide United
me
with flowers, gifts, cards,
Church Women also Group 3 the Afternoon
Unit, visits and interest for me while I was a
patient at Clinton Hospital and since I came
home. For the kindness shown to Art at this
time. Special thanks to Dr. Newland,
Goderlch ambulance and all the nurses who
were so kind and Mrs. Art (Gful to mladys) W righe. t
39-17-1
NEW PRESTIGE ACQUAINTANCE SERVICE is on In.
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lasting relationships. Successful. reliable, selective.
Coil toll free I.800-263-9163.-0.17
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EDUCATIONAL
VINCENT
I would like to express my sincere thanks to
friends and relatives for birthday cards,
flowers and other surprises on April 10. You
made my day. God bless you all.
Edith MVincent
39-17x1
DOLMAGE: Tn loving memory of our dear
son and brother, Donald A. Deohnage, who
passed away April 27, 1977.
A special salute, a special face,
A part of our family we can never replace,
He sleeps in God's beautiful garden,
In sunshine of perfect peace,
His memory ilea keepsake,
With which we will never pail,
God has him in His keeping,
We have him in our hearts.
Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by
Mom, Dad, brothers and sisters. 40.17x1
McEWING
I want to thank my friends, neighbors and
family for all the kindnesses I have received
while in Victoria Hospital and the visits and
telephone calls since returning home - my
many beautiful cards and letters and treats.
Special thanks to McKillop Insurance Co. and
W at and Beryl Reid for lovely flowers. My
friends who drove to London and brought
treats. My minister Bonnie and Stan
McDonald. My wonderful family. Dr. Me-
Credie and fourth floor nurses. All your
prayers and mPsengea have been er fly
appreciated. JaniceM3cEWing
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42. ENGAGEMENTS
LINTON- MARCUSSEN
Mr. and Mrs. David Linton of Mitchell are
pleased to announce the forthcoming mar-
riage of their daughter Valerie to Steen
Marcum -en, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aege
Marrussen of Seaforth. The wedding Is to
take place May 24, 1986 at 4 p.m. a1 Main
Street United Church, Mitchell. 42-17-1
JA NM AAT- BRIDGE
Mr, and Mrs. John Janmaat of Seaforth are
happy to announce the forthcoming marriage
of their daughter, Joan Mary to Scott Nell
Bridge son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bridge of
Brussels. The marriage will take place on
Saturday May 10 at 3 p.m. in St. James
Church, Seaforth.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
panicking
Continued trom page Al
ed into the system in this way, it is easy to
begin to tell them where they are going to
practise. It is easy to cap their incomes. It is
easy to begin to second guess their
judgements and to put banters to the
numbers of procedures they can perform."
Mr, Grossman said when the health care
system in- Canada is destroyed after the
passage of Bill 94, he won't be telling his
children Bob Rae required me to do it. It was
the price to pay to get into public office.'
"I will be able to stand on principle. I will
be able to tell them it wasn't a perfect system
but it was the best in the world,"
Mr. Grossman invited the constituents in
Mr. Elston's riding to take him up on a
challenge he made in an interview on CBC
Radio two weeks ago. "Mr. Elston has
invited his constituents to kick a certain part
of his anatomy all aroupd his riding if he is
misguided on this issue. I invite you to do it,"
sad Mr, Gmssman.
Less than one per cent of the population
may have a problem with extra -billing. For
this we have the erosion of the foundation of
medicare, observed Mr. Grossman.
He went on to say doctors opting out has
slipped from 18 per cent to 11 per cent. "How
does Mr. Elston treat the physicians. He says
the physicians criticism is out of an
ideological time warp."
"This sort of rhetoric is inappropriate."
One member of the audience at the forum
commented that she had been extra -billed
more than 40 per cent beyond the OHIP rate
by a physician. "It does happen. I still have
the bill and I'm waiting for the repercussions
(since she has decided not to pay it)." she
said. She continued by commenting that she
doesn't agree with making all doctors civil
servants but she disagrees with the thought
that her doctor can look at her and say, "I
think she can afford it, I'll extra bill her."
Mr. Grossman made the observation in
light of her remarks that Mr. Elston should
take time out from "doctor bashing" to come
and listen and then sit down and quietly lay
all of these issues on the table for discussion
with the OMA. Dr, Bruce Thomson told the
woman that historically doctors are not in the
business of hurting people financially and
that if a patient has a concern about a bill they
should contact the College of Physicians and
Surgeons or the Ontario Medical Association.
Mr, Grossman said he brought in the
prerequisite that a physician discuss extra -
billing with a patient prior to treatment in
September, 1983 while he was health
minister. He said if a physician fails to consult
prior to treatment the patient does not have to
pay more than 24 per cent beyond the OHIP
rate which is the difference between the
OHIP fee schedule and the OMA schedule.
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COMING EVENTS
QUILT AUCTION July 26, 1986 Ai -nixie?, Ont. (40 miles
west of Ottawa). Enter your croft in our lionettes
Heritage quilt Auction. Entry forms available (613)
623.6860, (613) 623-5406 (Evenings). -0.17
LARGE CLEARANCE a Consignment Auction, Friday.
April 25th 10 a.m. Approx. 50 tractors, 35 vehlc/es.
over 200 pieces of farm equipment including garden
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