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40. IN MEMORIAM
WIVE: In loving memory of a dear husband,
father and grandfather, Maurice R. Etue who
Woonderfulamemories woaven inne gold 11, 1984.
This is the picture we tenderly hold
Deep in our hearts your memory is kept,
To love and to cherish and never forget,
We miss you in so many ways,
W e miss the things you used to say,
And when old times we do recall,
it's then we miss you most of all.
Memories are treasures no one can steal,
Death is a heartache no one can heal,
Life must go on, we know it's true,
But it's not the same since we lost you. '
Dearly loved and sadly missed by your40wife
Mary and family.
McGRATII: inn loving memory of Tom our
son, brother and uncle, who left us suddenly
three years ago, June 14, 1983.
No farewells were spoken,
We never said goodbye,
You were gone before we knew it,
And only God knows why.
There's a face that's always with us,
There's a voice we'd love to hear,
There's a smile we'll always remember,
Of a son we loved so dear.
To us you were someone special Tom
Someone good and true,
You will never be forgotten,
For we thought the world of you.
Always remembered and sadly missed by
Mom, Dad, and all your family. 40-24x1
G LA N VALE: In loving memory of a dear son
brother and uncle Meryl Douglas who passed
away 14 years ago, June 10.
Dear Doug, as we sit and think of you,
As we often do,
We think of all the good times
And sad times we went through,
For all we have are memories now,
As precious as they are,
If we could just have one wish,
One wish that would come true,
Doug it would be to give you one big hug,
And to tell you we love you.
Sadly missed and not forgotten by Mom,
Dad, Sisters, Brothers and Families.
AIJAN: In memory of a dear husband,
father, grandfather and great grandfather,
W ilson Allan who passed away six years ago,
June 16, 1980.
They who think you are gone
• Because no more your face they see,
Are wrong, for in our hearts you live.
And always will in memory.
Missed by wife Doris and families
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JUGGLING JESTER — The Juggling Jester amazed the crowd which attended the
performance of Doc Tommy Scott's Last Real Medicine Show, at .the Seaforth and District
Community Centres, June 4, Raftls photo
Medicine show roils in
The last of the old time travelling medicine Toned cure-all is really just non-prescrintinn
shows rolled through Seaforth last week. liniment, but Doc Tommy Scott peddled it
Doc Tommy Scott's Last Real Medicine with
thI the enthusiasm expected of such
Show, which played to an audience of about pitches. The show has travelled across North
80 District
mostly children,Community Centres, the June 4,th America, and appeared on such television
and performance if ight on f4, shows as The Tonight Show and the David
gave a lifted right out of the Letterman show,
history books. The show featured juggling, Doc Tommy didn't manage to sell much of
magic acts, live music and more, all in the
name of peddling honest -to -goodness genu- the audience, at
everyon5 a epresent appeared to
to the to
ine Snake Oil.
Of course today's version of the old-fash-' enjoy the show all the same.
1 Sedd*YOUR esaageacrast thtt rorV,
ESCAPE ARTIST — The travelling medicine show which visited Seaforth last week featured
some unusual acts..Above, the troupe's resident magician performs an escape act. Below, an
old time minstrel band performed an unusual brand of country music. Raffia photos
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(Continued from Page Al2) Hall of Fame for consideration by the
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PEOPLE
Mary West. Ottawa, visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Tempielnan, Carra]T and
Cain.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Duncan, Klrkton
visited recently with Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd
Miller.
(Continued from Page Al United Church to a meeting June 18 at 8:15
ladies for their hospitality, Mrs. Lenora p.m.
Davidson extended an invitation to attend the Mrs. Cloakey read a poem and closed the
meeting in Blyth next year. meeting with a prayer.
ASSOCLATESMEET Mrs.•Siertsema served lunch and a social
The Belgrave Women's MissionarySociety time was enjoyed.
associate members meeting was held at the UCW MEETS
home of Mrs. Margaret Slertse1>30 June 2. The general meeting of the United Church
Ivy Cloakey presided. Women was held May 29.
Margaret Dunbar read the scripture and Mrs. Harold Vincent, president, welcomed
Mrs. Mac Scott read a meditation. Robena everyone. Mrs. les ShaW conducted the
McBunley led in prayer, Mrs. Garner worship service assisted by Mrs. Ab Cook
Nicholson read two poems and read a story on and Mts. Lawrence Taylor.
India Mrs. George Michie introduced lan Mor -
The secretary's report was read by Mrs. ton who sang a solo accompanied by his
McBurney and Mrs. Cloakey gave the mother Mrs, Howard blotton,
treasurer's report. Mrs. Vincent announced a large bale of
An invitation was read from Calvin -Brick used clothing had been sent to the Goodwill
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18 at Camp Bemini.
An invitation to attend the Calvin -Brick
special U.C.W. meeting on June 18 with Mr.
Wilson, program coordinator from Bluewater
Correctional Centre, as guest speaker was
read.
ft was decided to put shrubs In the flower
beds at the front of the dturdi.
Mrs. Jack Taylor, led an interesting
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prograon "Stewardship.tShe explained
the meaning of stewardship and the different
ways the church helps in aiding education to
the illiterate and the medial work of the
drurch a*soss Canada supervised by Dr.
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Wheeler and Mrs. Laura Johnston.
Mrs. William Coultes, Mrs. Paul Cook and
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Mrs. Vincent thanked d�the fmoee g
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with prayer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson and. Sheila
spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Rob
Roy and baby Christina at Iakefield.
Elizabeth Procter of Belgrave arid Mrs.
Iarrr Mayberry of Londesboro visited with
Marjorie Procter of London on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman attended
the wedding of their grandson Blaine Moore
and Elizabeth Taylor at Grace United Church,
Sarnia, Saturday, June 7 at 2 p.m.
Blaine's sister, April Moore of Hamilton,
played the wedding inu'sic and the others
were Curtis and Mark Moore, brothers of the
gloom.
The reception was held at St. Joseptes
Auditorium in Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pastorius of Louden
sperit the weekend With Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
McBu.
Theyrneyallattended the Sunday Sebool
Anniversary and dikken barbecue at Knox
United' Church 6n Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. flank Meredith of Dtiudaik
and Vera Gateman of Hanover were Sunday
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and family and all attended the Sunday.
School ArEniversery and Wheelie at Knelt
Mrs. Howard sutler
United o Settler and family 'of
Chepstow visited with her mother Mrs.
Mrs. Procter retuned to Chepstoo with
2izabeth Procteron Friday of last week
hettaughter for a short visit,
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