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THANKS
CAMERON. A sincere thanks to
family, friends, and neighbours for
the lovely cards, flowers, treats,
visits and enquiries while I was in
hospital and since returning home.
Thanks to Dr. Bush, Dr. Hanlon
and nurses. It was greatly appre
ciated. - Helen Cameron. 42-1
COULTES. The family of the late
Florence Coultes expresses thanks
to friends who sent cards, flowers,
donations, food and other
expressions of sympathy at the time
of the passing of their mother.
Special thanks to Rev. Rea Grant
and McBurney Funeral Home.
Thanks to the staffs at Fordwich
Nursing Home and at Huronlea,
Brussels where mother made her
home during the last year, for the
excellent care and kindness shown.
- Clifford Coultes, Donald Coultes,
Linda and Bruce Campbell, and
families. 42-1
DALRYMPLE. Many thanks to my
daughter Margaret and family and
my dear friend Irma Mason for
their love and support during my
stay in hospital. Also thanks to my
many friends and neighbours for
the lovely cards, flowers and visits
since reluming home. Thanks to
Dr. Hay and nursing staff at
Clinton hospital for their wonderful
care. Everything was greatly
appreciated. - Hazel. 42-lp
DICKSON. A big thank you goes
to everyone who attended our
reception. We never expected such
a big turnout and it was a great
time. Also thank you to everyone
for their cards, gifts and best
wishes. A special thank you goes to
good friends Gary and Chris,
Connie and Arnold and our
children, Sheila, Elizabeth and
Jamie for their great decorating
services, food preparation and
running around. To George and
Lois, Mike and Teresa, Owen and
Kris for their bartending services
and help in cleaning up. And to a
great lady, Jeanne Ireland, who has
been extremely helpful and
supportive and we arc proud to call
our mom. And finally to a wonder
ful community that although is not
hometown to cither of us, has made
us feel more than welcome and
glad to call home now. Thanks
again, friends. - Jim and Mary
Dickson. 42-lp
GOWING. Many thanks to all my
family, neighbours and friends for
all the lovely cards, flowers, gifts,
treats, phone calls and visits while I
was in Stratford and Wingham
Hospitals and since coming home.
Especially to my family of nurses
for their care and support and meals
to get me on my feet again. Also to
brother Bob for looking after my
lawn. Thanks to Dr. McGregor,
nurses on second floor and the
therapists. Your care and support
was very much appreciated. Thanks
so much. - Betty. 42-1
HOWATT. Many thanks to the
nursing staff and doctors of the
Wingham and District Hospital for
the really good care I received.
Also thanks for the cards and get
well wishes. - Edgar Howatt. 42-1
PEASE. I would like to thank the
"7th line neighbours" for the
surprise birthday party they held in
honour of my 80th birthday. The
many gifts and memories will
always be cherished by me. - Bill
Pease. 42-lp
POPP. We would like to thank all
our friends and relatives for the
lovely cards and gifts we received
on the occasion of our 40th
wedding anniversary. Special
thanks to our family for the surprise
of the open house and to anyone
who helped in any way. It is
certainly a day we'll remember with
fond memories. Thanks again. -
Lome and Evelyn. 42-lp
RICHMOND. We would like to
thank everyone for their cards, gifts
and best wishes on our 25th
anniversary. A special thanks to our
children for their hard work in
putting on a great party. Thank you
to the Is, Was and Want to be Gang
(Sharon) for the appearance from
Honey Bee and for the Tuesday
Night Gang who had to wait for us
to come home. Thanks for making
our anniversary unforgettable. -
Keith and O1 wen. 42-lp
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SILLIB. I would like to thank
everyone who helped make my
90th birthday so special. Thanks for
all the cards, gifts, flowers and
good wishes I received from
friends, neighbours and family.
Thanks to my family and Ruth
Shiell for the open house at Blyth
United Church and to the ladies
who catered. A special thanks to
the Masonic Lodge for the use of
their banquet hall. P.S. Thanks to
those responsible for the Lazy-Boy
recliner. - Harvey. 42-1 p
VAN LAMMEREN. We would
like to thank everyone for the
cards, flowers, visits and gifts of
food since the passing of my
husband. Special thanks to Fr.
Mark Poulin for his support and to
the CWL for the lovely luncheon.
Your thoughtfulness will always be
remembered. - Mary and family.
42-1
COMING
EVENTS
HAM SUPPER IN CRANBROOK
Community Centre sponsored by
Knox Church, Cranbrook, Nov. 10
from 6:30 - 7:00 p.m. Adults $8;
children 6-12, $4; preschoolers
free. For tickets please call 887-
6670 or 887-6777. 42-2p
BAKE SALE AND BAZAAR,
Belgrave WI Hall, Friday, Nov. 4 -
2 p.m. Belgrave Anglican Church
Women. 42-lp
THE AUBURN & DISTRICT
Lions Clubs Community Hockey
Draw - Because of the N.H.L.
lockout, our Club has decided to
start the draw using the Friday
night O.H.L. London Knights home
games. When, and if, the N.H.L.
season begins, we will switch back
to the N.H.L. C.B.C. televised
games. Either way, all 26 draws
will be completed to fulfill our
obligations. Thanks for your
support and understanding
concerning this fundraiser. 42-1
WALTON TURKEY
SUPPER
WED. NOV. 2
Duff's United Church,
Walton
Adults $8.00 Under 12 $4.00
Under 5 Free
Smorgasbord Served
4:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Takeouts Available
DAY BUS TRIP
sponsored by
Saint Ambrose CWL
TO HAMILTON
Saturday, Oct. 29
Tour 22 Greenhouses
at Ben Velduls
Shop the famous Ottawa Street -
Outlets Galore or
The Ottawa Mall
Supper ■ Country style at Anjie's
Kitchen, St Agatha
Cost Is $20.00/person for the motor
coach • Meals not included.
Please book early -
deadline Is Oct. 26th
Call Sharon Blake evenings 519-687-6962
for information and bookings.
BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH
Anniversary Service Sunday,
November 6, 1994, 11:00 a.m.
Guest preachers Rev. Todd
McDonald, Monkton United
Church, 7:30 p.m. An evening of
music featuring Gordon Kastor and
choirs of Wroxeter-Gorrie United
Churches, Dawn Marie Schlegel,
Peter Workman, Toronto. Come
celebrate with us. 42-2
THE 28TH ANNUAL HOBBY &
Craft Fair Saturday, November 5
from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. at Elma
Memorial Community Centre,
Atwood. Bake Sale and Lunch
Booth on the premises. Sponsored
by the Maple Leaf W.I. 42-2
ST. AUGUSTINE PRE-CHRIST-
mas Bazaar - crafts, baking,
vegetables, jams and jelly, penny
table, lunch counter, draw for large
log cabin star quilt, hind quarter of
beef and $25 cash. Presented by St.
Augustine C.W.L. in St. Augustine,
northwest of Auburn, Saturday,
November 5, 1994, 9:30 a.m. -
2:00 p.m. Everyone welcome. 42-2
HURON PROVINCIAL PROGRES-
sive Conservatives Organizational
Meeting, Londesboro Community
Hall, October 27 at 8 p.m. For more
information call Dave Cartwright
526-7093; John Beane 482-9250.
Join The Common Sense Revolu
tion. 42-1
MORNING MARKET, WESLEY-
Willis United Church, Clinton
Saturday, November 5, 10 a.m. - 1
p.m. Harvest Lunch Room:
muffins, jam, coffee, turkey a la
King, pie. Booths: baking, deli,
produce, books, creative crafts,
hobby show. For children: fish
pond and puppet show. Come join
us! 42-2
MAJESTIC WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
are holding a card party on Nov. 1
at 8 p.m. in Brussels Library.
Everyone welcome. 42-lp
ANTIQUE CRAFT FLEA MARKET
and Bake Table Nov. 19, 10 a.m. -
3 p.m. Grey Central School, Ethel.
Lunch booth and door prizes.
Admission $1.00. Interested
vendors please call 887-6240.
Sponsored by Knox Presbyterian
Church, Ethel. 42-4
SKI-DOO OPEN HOUSE AT
Vincent's in Seaforth, Thursday,
Oct. 27, 6 to 10 p.m. Come in and
save 15% off clothing, parts and
accessories. See the ’95 machines.
42-1
OPEN HOUSE
Sun. Oct. 30 1 - 4 p.m.
W-6 QUARTER
& PAINT HORSES
Come see Leading Man
1993 Blue Roan Overo
Stallion
Plus our newly renovated
boarding - breeding
roping - team penning
Training Facilities
Everyone Welcome
BRIAN WORKMAN
R.R. 2 BRUSSELS
887-6052
THE MUNICIPAL COUNCILS
of the towns of Seaforth and
Clinton, and the Townships of
Tuckersmith, McKillop and
Hullclt, together with the Central
Huron Mobility Service, cordially
invite all members of the public to
attend the Official Ceremony to
witness the signing of the Joint
Municipal Agreement establishing
the Central Huron Mobility
Service. The ceremony will take
place at the Seaforth and District
Community Centres (Main Hall),
122 Duke Street, Seaforth, on
Wednesday, November 2, 1994 at
4:00 p.m. 42-1
COME AND JOIN US FOR A
delicious meal of mashed potatoes
with kale, mashed potatoes with
carrots and onions or mashed
potatoes served with mixed vege
tables. All the above is served with
sausage, gravy, caesar salad, and
jello salads. If you still have room
for more, various desserts will be
served. Coffee, tea or juice will be
served with your meal.
The place: The Blyth C.R. Church.
The date: November 4, 1994.
The time: 5-8 p.m.
The cost: $25 per family; $7.50 per
adult; $3.50 per child; preschoolers
free. Hope to see you all there!! 42-2
BAZAAR AT BLUEVALE
United Church on Friday, October
28 at 3 p.m. Tea and door prizes.
42-lp
LUCKNOW AND DISTRICT
Lions Club Lucky Bingo every
Sunday, Lucknow Community
Centre, 7:15 p.m. Doors open
6:30 p.m. Air Conditioned. Wheel
Chair Accessible. Potential prize
board over $3,000, $1,000 jackpot
must go every week. tfn
DABBER BINGO - $1,000 JACK-
pot must go! Wingham Knights of
Columbus, every Tuesday. Sacred
Heart Parish Hall, Wingham. Doors
open 6 p.m. Early Birds 7:15 p.m.
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BRUSSELS LEGION HALLOWEEN
DANCE Friday, Oct. 28, 1994,
8 p.m. - 1 a.m. Tickets: $5.00
advance; $6.00 at door. Available
at Legion or Murray's Barber Shop.
D.J. Please bring lunch. Age of
majority. Prizes for every costume
worn, plus best dressed person,
couple and group. Everyone
welcome. 39-4p
BE A PLEDGER OR A SKATER
for the Blyth Skate-a-thon
Saturday, Oct. 29 9:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Lots of prizes and fun for everyone.
Help support Blyth Minor Hockey
and Figure Skating Clubs. Phone
523-4366 for info. Dress up for
Halloween if you like. 41-2
BABYSITTING
COURSE
in the Ark
Mondays
7-8 p.m.
For boys as well as girls
Aged 12 and up.
Register 887-6024