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The Huron Expositor, 1986-11-26, Page 14A14 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 26, 1986 Classified Continued 39. CARD OF THANKS McGREGOR The family of the late Alex D. McGregor wish to express their sincere thanks. to friends, neighbors and relatives for their expressions of sympathy, flowers and charitable donations, phone calls, cards and food brought to our homes and those who helped in any way. Special thanks to all the doctors and nurses at Seaforth and Stratford General Hospital, the ICU and V.O.N. Thanks to Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Home, Rev. K. Knight for his message and the Ladies Aid of the Carmel Presbyterian Church who provided lunch after the service. Your kindness will always be appreciated. The McGregor Family 39-48x1 FAMILY NEWS Day Centre needs volunteers If you enjoy people and have some free time. the Huron Day Centre for the Homebound could really use you. The Huron Day Centre is in need of volunteers, especially in the Blyth, Goderich and Exeter areas of the county. They need drivers'to bring clients to the Centre and stay for the day to help out. They pay mileage of 22 cents a kilometre. if you are at all interested please contact the Centre at 482-7943. The summer and fall have been busy as usual, with regular activities for clients such as exercises, whirlpool baths, music, foot- care, crafts, cards, shuffleboard, etc. The swim therapy for the Stroke Recovery Club has now ended, however, will resume next spring. The Day Centre enjoyed several excursions this summer. In July, about 40 clients and volunteers went on a bus trip to the tambton �BACHERT MEATS ' BARBOUR We wish to express our sincere thanks to our family, relatives, neighbors and friends for making our 50th Wedding Anniversary, a happy occasion. Special thanks for the many beautiful cards, flowers and gifts. These many expressions of love and friendship will always be cherished. Alvin and Jean Barbour 39-48x1 CALL US FOR- - - Custom Slaughtering Needs .. Your Sides of Beef Pork, Lamb or Veal for Freezer .. Horne Cured Meats RACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR FRESH HO M EGROW N TURKEYS 10-25 Lb. Avg. Available on or after Dec. 10 SLAUGHTER DAY— TUESDAY VANDER PRYT I would like to thank everyone who sent me cards, flowers, treats and visited me while I was a patient in Stratford Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Hussey, Dr, Larson, Dr, Collins and nurses on the second floor. It was all greatly appreciated. Nellie Vander Pryt 39-48-1 VAN DIETEN We would like to express our thanks to Dr. Wong and Dr. Rodney for the safe arrival of our son Garrett as well as to the nurses and staff of Seaforth Community Hospital for the care received during our stay. Thank you. Hank, Martha and Garrett 39-48-1 BACHERT MEATS 1 Mile East of W alton TOLL I wish to thank at this time my many friends, relatives and neighbors for their concerned visits, phone calls, and flowers while I was a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. A special thank you to Dr. Malkus, Dr. Rodney and the nursing staff. Also a very warm thank you to Mr Art Wallace for the numerous errands and acts of kindness he has done for me during this time of need. Ernie Toll 39-48-1 887-9328 County Museum. All en loved a picnic lunch ael, Goderich. A bowling mug was presented there op the -grounds and the displays at the to all of those who participated. museum. Clients and volunteers delighted in The Huron Day Cbntre Annual Bazaar held a visit at the W ingham Day Care Centre on on October 25 at the Clinton Town Hall was July 17 again a success. A big thankyou to all of those who participated with donations of baking, crafts and -or volunteering their time, it was all greatly appreciated. A special thanks to volunteers who came out to the baking blitz. Door prizes at the bazaar, donated by Kuenzig and Clinton Produce were won by Barbara Van Demme and Leslye Glover, both from Clinton. A free wheelchair repair and maintenance clinic, sponsored by the March of Dimes and the Huron Day Centre, Clinton, will be held at the Huron Day Centre, Clinton on November 35, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Please call for an appointment as soon as possible with make and model of wheelchair you wish repaired at 482-7943. On August 21, clients and volunteers travelled to Grand Bend, to the Huron Country Playhouse caravan Annie. etravelld throughn October 20, athrough the country on a color cavalcade ending at the Benmiller Falls for tea and cookies. Bowling has resumed again for another year, with even more clients showing an interest. Last year's awards were presented to Bob Groves, Goderich, for high average, high single went to Murray Rollinson, Auburn, high double went to Bob Thompson, Londesboro, most improved bowler went to Sharon Warwick, Brussels and perfect attendance was presented to Alex McMich- Staffa man wins at Royal Fair 'I1ie Royal Agricultural Winter Fair has once' again announced winners in the Field ('rop competition. Lorne Fell of Staffa received a telegram announcing he was awarded World Champ- ionship in pedigreed barley. The variety was Micmac and the sample was drawn by a government official from a lot of 100 bushels or more of cleaned seed. Mr. Fell, his wife Helen and children Roger, Joyce and Pauline were guests at the presentation ceremonies at the Royal W inter Fair held at the Tanbark Club. The speaker was The Honorable John W ise, Minister of Agriculture for Canada, Following the presentations, a buffet luncheon took place. The prize Mr. Fell was awarded consists of a challenge trophy, a silver tray and a cheque for $500 from Uniroyal Chemical. The Fells were also guests at the Royal Horse Show in the evening. FT3IRTHS Besides winning the World Championship in pedigreed Micmac barley, Mr. Fell was also awarded fourth for pedigreed Herta barley,.(* the Open Section he received first for Maple Arrow Soybeans, second for Fredrick wheat, third for Leger barley and third for Micmac barley. The Fell children, Sharon, Joyce and Roger had entries in the 4-H section. Roger was awarded fourth place with Maple Arrow soybeans, Sharon won ninth with Maple Arrow Soybeans and Joyce received eleventh with Maple Donovan soybeans. Roger did exceptionally well with his White Beans, being awarded first place. The variety was OAC Rico. For his efforts he will receive a plaque from Hyland Seeds Ltd. and a gold watch from the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. The Fell farm operates under the name Rosebank Seed Farms Ltd. FEENEY: Pat and Maryann are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their new son, Andrew Patrick on November 11, 1986 weighing 7 lbs. 14 ozs. at Stratford General Hospital. A new brother for Matt and Mark. Proud grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Frank • Van Bergen and Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Feeney all of Dublin. Alii►7S'l'ILON(1: Jeff and Susan are proud to announce the birth of their son, Mark Donald Thomas, born at Clinton Public Hospital on October 30, 1986, weighing 7 lbs, 5 ozs, Proud grandparents are Don and Betty McLean, Clinton and Tom and Joan Arm- strong of RR2, Lucknow. Great grandparents are Elsie Dinsmore, Seaforth, Ellen Arm- strong, of Pinecrost Nursing Home, Lucknow and tarry Hiseler of Kitchener. FISHER: Bob , and Sandy are proud to announce the birth of their son Makenzie on Thursday, November 20 at Clinton Public Hospital. A little brother for Courtney. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, D. Smithers, London and Mr. and Mrs. B. Fisher, Sarnia. VAN IHE'I'EN: Derek Van Dieten is pleased to announce the safe arrival of his baby brother, Garrett Cornelius on November 17, 1986 at Seaforth Community Hospital. Proud parents are Hank and Martha Van Dieten. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C, De Corte of Seaforth and Mr, and Mrs, H. Van Dieten of the Netherlands. Garret's great grand- mother is Mrs. M. Van Bake! of Dublin. Huron ,,rxpositor 527-0240 19 attend recent Rebekah Lodge euchre Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge held a euchre November 19 with nine tables in play. Prize winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Driscoll, lone hands, Mary Robinson, low lady, Blanche Stevens; men's high, Agnes Schade; lone hands, Harvey McClure, men: and low, Harry Palin. Jas. Doig won a basket of groceries on the draw. Lunch was served by Joyce Hugill. Noble Grand was in charge of the euchre, ANNUAL CHRISTMAS COLORING CONTEST McKAIG Many thanks to friends, neighbors and relatives. especially Jean, Beulah and Frances, Dr Underwood and nurses at Seaforth Hospital who were so good to me I really appreciated everything Helen McKaig 39-48x1 AGES Preschool 6 to 8 years 9 to 12 years CALDER My thanks to all who were so kind while I was in Clinton Hospital, Drs Steed and Salisbury, the nurses in 0 R and everyone on first floor My thanks to family and friends for cards, flowers and gifts Your love and support is much appreciated Bonnie Calder 39-48-1 40. IN MEMORIAM Miller's Barn (Continued from Page A41 .birthday, November 2l . Family and guests at supper were Bill and Louise Smith of Mitchell, Joan Beuermann, Stratford, Lloyd and Helen Warwick, Bluevale. Later 20 friends from Brussels and W alton dropped in to extend their good wishes. The evening was spent playing cards and some lively violin music played by Phyllis Mitchell, Jack and Lloyd W arwick with Freda Pipe and Louise Smith on the piano. Sandwiches and coffee and a birthday cake th orated by Carol Humphries were served by the hostess, Isabelle was taken completely by surprise but enjoyed it all and would like to thank her family and friends for making this 70th birthday a very happy occasion. UNITED C-IIUitC'II Sunday morning•at Duff's United,- Irvin Schneider led the service giving the message "W ho Am 1'. Doug and Marjory Fraser were greeters. Next Sunday, Sacrament of Holy Communion: December 7 • White Gift Sunday. RILEY: In loving memory of a dear husband, lather and grandfather, Frank Riley who passed away one year ago, Dec 2, 1985 Softly the leaves of memory fall, Gently we gather and treasure them all Unseen. Unheard, he is always near Stip loved, still missed and very dear Sadly missed and lovingly remembered8b1y wife and family RUSTON-SEBASTIAN: In loving memory of a dear son, brother and uncle Darryl Ruston, and also a dear friend Angela Sebastian who passed away one year ago, December 1, 1985 We think of you both in silence, We often speak your names, All we have are memories, And pictures in a frame So if teardrops could build a stairway, And memories a lane, We would walk the road to Heaven, And bring you home again Sadly missed and remembered by40 448. Mom, Dad and Family 42. ENGAGEMENTS COLLINS — CHESNEY Mr and Mrs Bill Chesney, RR 5, Seaforth, are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Laura to George Collins, son of Mrs Elizabeth (Collins) Foster, RR 64, Clinton and the late Stanley Collins The marriage will take place in Egmondville United Church, 7 p.m. Decem- ber 13, 1986 Reception to follow at Seaforth and District Community Centres. 42-48-1 W.I. i( ontinued from Page AB Annual Area Convention held in London on October 16 and 17. The Bath Anniversary of W omen's institute to be held in North Bay in July 1987 0 was decided to continue the special for best butter tarts at Hensel) Fair in 1987 Group leaders were reminded of menu for Family Night. Janet Papple and Barb Moffatt. the two 4•11 leaders. sponsored by Kippen East, are to be invited along with their husbands to Family Night on December 17 Margaret Hoggarth closed the citizenship meeting with three poems written by Bill Brady about towns and villages in Ontario. Mona Alderdice gave courtesy remarks. PERSONALS Thea W isdt will hold her second annual Open House on Saturday and Sunday. December 6 and 7 between 1 and 5 p.m. A number of Kippen residents attended the Open House to celebrate Bob and Dorothy Taylor's 25th wedding anniversary, Bob's sister Evelyn Wright and her daughter Julie helped serve refreshments at the Taylor house. Dianne and Dave Vanneste and Paul Hoggarth played for the Seaforth Junior Farmers team, in mixed broomball tourna- ment. sponsored by the Huron County Junior Farmers. 'Fite tournament was held in the Hensall Arena on Saturday, November 22 in spite of showing good spirit their team lost the consolation final in overtime to Oxford County 2-1. Bob Kinsman is now home from St. Joseph's Hospital after an operation on his arm. He is wished a speedy recovery. UNITED CHURCH NEWS Rev. Lorne Keays presided in the pulpit at St. Andrews on Sunday. The choir sang an anthem under the direction of Barbara Cooper at the organ. Rev. Keays' sermon was based on the "Ws" of prayer. Bulletin reminders: any parents wishing baptism for their children to get in touch with Rev. Keays by Monday. December 1. Also anyone wishing transfer of membership to do the same. BOOK NOW Winter Special 1OoFF ALL RENOVATIONS SHEA'S HOME RENOVATIONS • All Exterior & Interior Renovations FREE ESTIMATES 345-2307 After 6:00 p.m. PRIZES First, second and third to be awarded in each category. • Color the picture • Drop in or mail your entry to The Expositor by Thursday, December 11. • Winners to be announced in the December 17 issue of The Expositor. SPONSORED BY F xpositor Ministry (Continued from Page Al I Still another was that Seaforth try to engender positive attitudes among the students towards business. It was suggested that might be accomplished by having workshops at the high school, to give students an opportunity to see how business operates and to make them aware of business opportunities. Someone said the industrial park is an important fact in economic development and said it needs to present a "very clean image. a progressive image" in order to attract new business. "h was basically a think tank. Some of the suggestions put out were good, some bad," said Mr. Lemon. . "But that's the beauty of the session. W e are no way bound by these ideas. And we did manage to put Seaforth on some of these ministry people's agendas. Once .they've been into the town and had a first hand look at what we're trying to do, it'll bring us up on their list. We're no longer just a name to them." he said. rf'