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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-01-11, Page 1338. SERVICE DIRECTORY 40. IN MEMORIAM KELLY'S SEWING SERVICE - All wardrobe making bridal wear, dressmaking, children's clothes, alterations etc. Call 522-0529. 38-1-tf Fuel Oil Furnace Repair and Cleaning Paratchek's Maintenance Dublin 345-2235 L V EA LS Abattoir and Meat Market Hwy. 83 - 31/2 miles east of Exeter 23:5-1123 Try us for CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING Kill Days - Tuesdays OUR SPECIALTY Home cured and smoked meats • processed exactly the way you like it. HENSALL LIVESTOCK • SALES Every Thursday at 12:30 p.m. All classes of livestock WE INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves 482-7511 Clinton 262-2619 Hensall Barry Miller 236-2717 Exeter & 229-6205 Kirkton 39. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank friends, relatives and neighbors for cards and gifts we received dur- ing our stay in Seaforth Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Wong and staff at Seaforth Hospital for their vuonderful care. Sharon and • Paul McGrath 39.2-x1 BEUERMAN I .wish to thank my family, relatives, friends and neighbours for the cards, phone en- quiries, gifts, visits and food sent in during my stay in - Stratford General and University Hospital, I also want to thank the Drs. and •staff for their excellent care and help. on the 5th floor of University 'Hospital, London. Special thanks to Pastor Thurau, family, relatives 'and friends for including me in their prayers. Thanks to my family and Judy's fami- ly tor looking atter the children. Everything was very much appreciated. Warren Beuer- man, 39-2-1 ECKERT I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who visited me, sent cards,•flowers and food to the .house while I was a patient in Seaforth Hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Arthur and Connie Murray for helping at the time of my accident, also Dr, Malkus and nurses at Seaforth Hospital. Jean Eckert, 39-2-x1 BEDARD We wish to express our heartfelt appreciation to all our friends, neighbors and relatives for all the food, floral tributes, donations, mase cards and sympathy cards. We would also like to thank Dr. Rodney, the staff of the Seaforth .Community Hospital, University Hospital, Father Caruana and Ross Ribey for' all their kindnesses in our time df sorrow. The Bedard family. 39-2-x1 ELLIOTT I would like to thank my family, friends and neighbors for their 'visits, flowers and treats and also help at home while I was in Stratford and Seaforth Hospital. Thanks to all the Doc- tors and Nurses for their care. Gordon Elliott. 39-2-x1 SHOLDICE Everyday, I think. What would it be like? I think. 1f he was still here, I think Would he be happy? I think. Would he be proud? I think. Am I like him? I think.` I'll always be "your girl" Sandra. 40-2-x1 NIXON In loving memory of .my grandmother Alice Nixon who passed away January 10, 1988 Down the path of memories I gently tread today All my thoughts are with you as life goes on its way. Some people say as time goes by my hear- tache will subside. ' But the feelintg in my heart today is the same as the day you died. No matter how I spend my day no matter what I do Before I close my eyes at night I always think of you. Sadly missed forever in my heart and thoughts. Tracy. 40-2-1 NIXON In loving memory of my mother 'Alice Nixon who passed away January 10, 1988. You meant so very much to us that nothing we can say, Can tell the sadness In our hearts a we think of you each day. There are always memories and sometimes tears, Memories don't fade they just grow deep for someone we loved and couldn't keep. • Sadly missed by daughters Sue, Lynn, Alice Ann and son Glen. 40-2-1 NIXON Off in quiet solitude, I think, in retrospective mood, Of all the days and years gone by, Of memories that will not die. I think of moments in the past, When happiness just had to last. Its light with bright endeavor shone, As if to warn, dull care...begone. I think of many golden days All special in so many ways: Good times were had by one and all Bad times...nothing to recall. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 11, 1989 — 13A 1989 Canada Day Poster contest launched Secretary of State Lupien Bouchard has announced the launching of the 1989 Canada Day poster contest. The national winner, along with immediate family, will be the guests of the government of Canada at the official Canada Day ceremony on Parlia- ment Hill in Ottawa on July 1. In referring to the contest, the Minister said: "1989 marks the 125th anniversary of the Confederation Conferences held in Charlottetown and Quebec City. Canadians will focus on the vision of the Fathers of Con- federation in coming together and building this nation. And by having our youth par- ticipate in the contest, we hope that they will continue to build a stronger and more dynamic country with their own vision of our future." The contest is open to individuals 18 years of age and under. The winning national en- try, selected from the 12 provincial/ter- ritorial winners, will become the official poster for the 1989 Canada Day celebrations across the country. All entries must be postmarked before midnight, January 16 and mailed to the nearest ce of the Department of the Secretate", attention "Canada Day Poster ttlsftt' . In Ontario that office is located at: a 200, 25 St. Claire Ave. E., Toronto, M4T 1M2. CANADA DAY POSTER CONTEST RULES • Open to individuals 18 years of age and under. • Only one entry per person. • Posters should be 38 cm x 50 xm (15" x 20"), • Use crayons, paint, pastels, pencil. Three dimensional drawings using material such as cotton balls, wool and tinsel are not ac- ceptable. Photographs should not be used. • The artist's name, address and telephone number should appear in pencil on the back of the poster. • short explanatory note on the image or th theme presented should be included. • All entries must be postmarked before midnight January 16, 1989. • All entries become the property of the Department of the Secretary of State of Canada which reserves the right to make re- quired changes to the winning entry to facilitate printing, and to add appropriate logos. • A stamped, self-addressed envelope of ap- propriate size must be included if you wish to have your artwork returned. Winter rec program to start at Vanastra The Winter Program at Vanastra Recrea- tion Centre begins January 9 and runs to March 25 this year, Registration for the swim and fitness classes for youth and adults is daily Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Winter Brochures are sent through most of the schools in Huron County. They describe the programs being offered, membership opportunities and facilities available. The aquatic program offers something for everyone. Parent and tot swims for babies up to two years and Guppies and Parent for two to four years a new learning experience for the very young. The Kindergymswim for children three to five years offers social development, motor skill development and enjoyment in a water environment. Learn to swim programs for all ages - youths, teens and adults, as well as all levels of swimming skills (Esso Swim Canada, Bronze Cross) are being offered. "Fitness For Fun" floor exercise, a fun way to exercise to music program is plann- ed on, Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Cool down and relax afterwards in our pool from 8:30-9:00 p.m. The Arthritic Water Exercise program continues. This will consist of shallow end exercises stressing general mobility.in the comfort of warm water. Beneficial for peo- ple with arthritis or injury aches and pains. This starts Friday, 'January 13th from 11:30 a.m. to 12 noon. Upcoming Events to remember are Red Cross Leaders Course (March Break Ten- tatively), Bronze Medallion starts April 10 and Red Cross/RLSS Instructors and Na- tional Lifeguard Service during May 1989. Contact. the recreation centre for more in- formation on these programs. Recreation Swims are offered daily as follows: ADULTS ONLY SWIM: Monday to Wednesday and Friday 12-1 p.m. and Wednesday .8-9 p.m. Open Recreation Swim (for everyone) is Monday and Tuesday from 8-9 p.m., Wednesday 6-7:30 p.m., Friday 7-8 p.m., Saturday and Sunday from 3-4:30 p.m. Family Only Swim on Sunday from 23 p.m. Most of these programs will commence the week of January 9, and run 10 weeks (unless otherwise stated). The staff at the Centre extends an invitation to anyone in- terested to drop in anytime to view the fine facilities. If you have any questions regar- ding the Winter Program or require a brochure please call 482-3544. Officers installed at meeting of Ladies Aid group The Ladies Aid of First Presbyterian Church in-Seaforth held their first meeting of the new year January 3. Six members were present. President Mary Riley opened the meeting with a reading "What makes a New Year?" Roll- call was answered by paying a membership fee of $3. Rev. Mr. Barber con- ducted a shot+t service and installed the slate of officers for 1989. Alice Reid gave the treasurers report. Eleven quilts were quilted last year and the ladies also catered a spring -time lun- cheon, a music teachers dinner, and provid- ed lunch after -several funerals. It was decided to have the , copper contest again this year, with Dorothy Papple and Mary McClure as leaders. Another luncheon is an- ticipated for early in May. Marjorie Dale gave a reading and Mary Riley closed the meeting with Payer. Lunch was served by Marjorie Dale. ° Dublin families entertain over holidays 41. PE I^ SOMAL Oft in lorlely solitude I think in recollective mood Reviving a cavalcade Of ,memories that cannot fade. In loving remembrance of my parents Alice and Dale Nixon and my brother Jim.—Gene.. 40-2.1 Can you get A )IS from sharing a lunch 41. PERSONAL TREAT YOURSELF to a relaxing manicure, therapeutic pedicure or reflexology treatment. Hair removal by waxing also available by cer- tified Aesthetician. Deb Datema 273-1681 before 5 p.m. or 523-4984 after 5 p.m, 41-2-4 NO! Get the facts. Let's Talk. Lalli the Ontario Ministry of Health AIDS Hotline 563 -AIDS Dublin Cot'respondent MRS. DON MACRAE 345-2842 or 345-2140 With Katie Murray for New Years were Mr. and Mrs. Donny Feeney and son Christopher and Lorraine Feeney all from St. Mary's With Margaret Carpenter and Joe Krauskopf for New Years Sunday were Mr. Mrs. Frank Crowley from Guelph, Mr, David and Mr. Kim Crowley from Kitchener and Ms. Dorothy. Crowley from Stratford. Katie Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Feeney were with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Masson in Axbridge last week. During the „jveek they all went to Toronto to visit Mrs. Murray's brother Philip Flanagan who is a patient in Toronto hospital. Millie 'Evans had her niece Bea Fadden from Toronto with her for a few days last week. "Sister" Marie Bieubeuf .from the St. Joseph's Convent London with Ann and Hugh Benninger for a few days this past week. Don and Eileen MacRae with Keith and Audrey Davidson, Kitchener on Saturday. Audrey has been released from KW Hospital and is receiving therapy at home. VISSER The family of the late Pauling Michiels wish to' express their sincere thanks to neighbours, 'friends and relatives, for their sympathy, cards, flowers, spiritual and memorial dona- tions. Special thanks to Doctors McNaughton and Allen, the nurses of the .ICU, Stratford Hbspital, Rev, Father P. Mooney, St. Patricks, C.W. Kinkora and Young's Funeral Home, Strati d. Rose and Joe Visser and Family. 39-2-x 1 WILLIAMSON I would like to thank all my neighbors, relatives and friends for the cards, visits, flowers, treats, fruit and baking brought in since I got home. Also special thanks to Rev. and 'Mrs. Cecil Wittich, Doctors Beharry, Hardwick and McNaughton„ nurses and staff of 4th and '3rd floor of Stratford Hospital and 1st floor of Listowel Hospital, Annie William- son. 39-2-x1 O'ROURKE To my family, friends and neighbours I wish to express my sincere appreciation for payers, cards, gifts and visits while I was a patient at Seaforth Hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Father Caruana and Dr. Malkus and the nursing staff for their excellent care. Your thoughtfulness will never be forgot- ten. Jack O'Rourke. 39-2-1 Bargain Hunters WALLACE The family of the late Doug Wallace wish to express their most sincere appreciation and - thanks to friends, relatives and neighbours for your love, prayers and support during the re- cent Toss of a husband, father and grand- father. Donations to the Cancer Society, cards, floral tributes, food sent to our homes and telephone calls were gratefully acknowledged. A special thank you to Rev. Cheryl -Anne Stadelbauer-Sampa, Dr. Under- wood, Dri Malkus, nurses of Seaforth Hospital who were so kind to us at the time of our loss. A warm thank you to the Ribey Funeral Home. Joyce and family. 39-2-x1 40. IN MEMORIAM SHOLDICE In loving memory of Mack Sholdice who pass- ed away January 9, 1979. A special smile, a special face, A part of our family that cannot be replaced, Loved and remembered every day, Missed much more than words can say. Although the time Is passing by, With each new coming day, We hold the treasured memories, Which,will never go away. Remembered always by Dorothy, Murray and Sandra. 40-2-x1' Want extra bucks without much hassle? If that's your quary, set your sights on success by placing a classified ad! Potential buyers will fast track to your door! tv, Huron F, xposittor . 527®0240 Call Heather or Neil with your nevus tips. 527-0240. 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