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THE aIURON ,EXPOSITOR, JUNE 27, 1990 --, i7
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The frailties of the late Barbara Ann
Wales wish ld thank our friend's and:
relatwes for the kindness and help In•
so many Way$,, also• .the vlsttoir:;,to Al
funeral home. Speciate thanks, tro. Hies..
for Verhovie and the:Ribey family for
help at a time when shock and
sadness broke our hearts. Thanks to
•Valeta Miller; Marlene Britton and the
women at the Anglican Church'tor "the
lovely lunches, and fhanka to our
special neighbour Lula Watson, for
help in many ways, her lunch and
visits can't be forgotten. Thanks to
Rev. Gilson for his kindservice and.
Rev. Roy Dungey for taking part in a
service for his departed sister, Barbara..
The music by Mrs, Carter was ap-
preciated. Her six nephews were pall
bearers. Thanks firthe cards _lona-
tions and flowers and anything else we
may have missed. Sincerely, The
Verhovie Family, The Austin Family,
The Britton Family, The Kruse Family,
Pat and Dwayne Wales, The Dungey
Family. 39-26 x1
BOYD
To all those at Seaforth and Strafford
Hospitals who looked after me while I
was a patient I extend my sincere
thanks - also to Dr. Malkus and Dr.
Arceszewski for their care and skill.
Thanks to all who remembered me
with cards, gifts, and visits, and a very
special thank you to my caring family.
Bessie Boyd. 39-26 x1
FISCHER
1 would like to thank my family, friends
and relatives for their concern, Dards,
flowers; and visits since my accident.
Special thanks to Dr. 'Salisbury, Dr.
Haines, and to the nurses in Seaforth
Community Hospital for making my
stay a little more comfortable. Also to
Bruno, Frank and Nick for putting my
beans in and to Nick for doing my
chores, thank you very much. Laurie
Fischer. 39-26 -1
FEAGAN
I wish to thank the friends, neighbours
and the community of Seaforth for the
shower held in my honour at North
Side United Church, June 21, 1990. I
appreciate everyones thoughtful gifts. A
special thank you to Audrey McLlwain
and Unit 5 U.C.W. for organizing the
shower for me. Thanks again, sincere-
ly, Lynda Feagan. 39-26 x1
PULLEN
We would like to express sincere
thanks and appreciation to our many
friends and organizations in Huron
County and beyond, and the OMAF
staff for the wonderful banquet, party,
the beautiful grandfather clock, the
commemorative plaque and many
other remembrances at the Seaforth
Community Centre on Friday, June 15.
The many complimentary notes, cards
and good wishes we've received over
the last few weeks will be long
treasured. Certainly, the memories of
our very pleasant assocition and the
great support over the years will last
forever. Sincerely, Don, Florence,
David and Michael. 39-26 x1
40. IN MEMORIAM
So you're ,decided to" vvoric this:
summer, but have you stop ,to
OM*: hin*: ' f the., stopped
',,to 4 miens' why? To, earn,
life, long.aamb tIo aMe aafnd oufrshe
w the
reasons why sttdnets look far jobs,
,.Deep' jobs, and ,4000e tochan8e,
JO s.
itis helpful to examine your own
goals in order to totter prepare:'for
the job scotch; -
Once you have..a look nt your
reasons for wanting to wo1iC, the
first step is to tally a long hard look
at yourself, look 'a your, talents
MIS, short -Comings and short and
long-term' goals.
What kinds, of jobs and salaries
Dail 1 ;expect to get ift, 'my local
area? What types of jobs would I
d rewinding?
'Put allof your answers down on
a piece ofPape it will give you, a
more objective: view of yourself,
and a head start on interviews;
where : You ,may be asked these
kinds of questions.
Now 'gm search begins! Prepare
yourself for the bine-consuming and
demanding job" of looking for a job.
Visit potential employees, read the
want ads, 'ask, friends and relatives.
if fhty know of any potential jobs,
and ''definitely,visit year, local
Canada Employment , Centre for
students Many employersmake use
of,, our service exclusively when
hiring a student.
ltemeinber tot call ' previous
employers and `pound :the
pavement in order to meet
employers in. person: If you must
apply in writing, be neat ,and he Your perserverance positive
_tire to include a cover letter and a attitude* when a job does become..
resume. . available.
Finally, . don`t, become tis,- Be,lt"trm in your cofllrnitenent
couraged, Keep mind. khat if do everything ,possible toget what
someone cannot iv; o° at
OW -s g e rail aaDb off' Y u want, muter than,sitting around
Spot, it does not necessarily `'waiting for some lucky accident to
mean you couldn't be a valuable happen.
e . eve ,ut you're ' persistant, : Employment Centre for stydents are
and apply for jobs even when you there to hel
think your .chances 'ar+e .slittA, Al- yoo< 'ob ser You with allfacets of
though there may be no opening at J arch. Just drop iii or call
the time, people will remember' in Exeter in Godencli of 235-1711 •
.. in Exeter.
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HEMINGWAY
In memory of Viola Hemingway, who
passed away, June 26, 1986.
Today Is remembered and quietly kept.
No words are needed, we wit never
forget.
Deep In our hearts you will always
stay.
Loved and remembered every day
Always remebered by son Morris Hem-
ingway, Brussels. 40-26 -1
42. ENGAGEMENTS
MacGREGOR-BICKNELL
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald MacGregor, Kip -
pen, are pleased to announce the for-
thcoming marriage of their daughter,
Nancy, to Andy Bicknell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. B. A. Bicknell, of Whitby, On-
tario. The ceremony will take place on
Saturday, July 7, 1990, at St. Andrew's
United Church, Kippen. 42-26 xl
MAHONEY-TURNBULL
Marian and John Turnbull are pleased
to announce the engagement of their
daughter, Marlene, of Harriston, to
Hugh Mahoney, of Bremalea, son of
Mr. C. Hugh Mahoney and the' .(late)
Mrs. Patricia Mahoney of St.
Catharines. The wedding will be held
In Northside United Church, Seaforth,
Friday, August 24. 42-26 x1
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elderly.
A small boy scores the winning goal in a hockey game. An amateur theatre group produces a smash
hit. A town council passes an important new law.
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