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NOTICE
Town of Wingham
LICENSING
Dogs and Bicycles
THURSDAYS - 12 noon - 5 p.m.
BICYCLE BY-LAW requires bicycles to be
licensed and prohibits the riding of bicycles on
the sidewalks of the downtown section.
ANIMAL CONTROL BY-LAW requires dogs to
be brought for licensing and photo. A lifetime
animal licence will be issued at a cost of $20
for canines 6 months and over. The by-law
regulating animal control carries a fine of $50
for failure to licence.
Anyone obtaining a dog has one month to ob-
tain a license. •
The fine schedule for dogs running at large in
the Town of Wingham is $25 for a first offence
and $50 for each subsequent offence. If the
dog is impounded there will be an additional
pound, fee.
Roibt. F. Wittig
Chief of Police
Cards of Thanks
Special thanks to Dr.
Buma and the nursing staff
of Strathroy Middlesex Gen-
eral Hospital for the special
care given us at the birth of
our son. Also thanks goes to
those for their prayers,
visits, cards and flowers re-
ceived during our stay and
since returning home. To
Alice Facchina and Agnes
Peeters families "thank
you" for looking after Mar-
cia. An is very , much ap-
precia ted .
Ike and Mary
Schiestel
I would like to express my
thanks to Dr. Hanlon and the
nurses on the, second floor for
all their kindness and care
during my stay in the hospi-
tal. Thanks also to everyone
for their visits, gifts and
cards.
Jeff Leitch
The family of thetlate Mrs.
Florence McCutcheon would
like to thank friends, rela-
tives and neighbors for .all
the expressions of sympathy
during our recent bereave-
ment. Special thanks to Rev.
Robin Lyons, M. L. Watts
Funertal Home and the ladies
of St. John's Anglican
Church. Your kindness and
support are greatly appre-
ciated andwill always be re-
membered.
I would like to thank Dr.
Ping, Dr. Mowbray and
nurses for their special care
during my short stay at
Wingham and District Hos-
pital. Thank you to the am-
bulance drivers who took me
to London from Wingham.
Special thanks also to fam-
ily, friends and neighbors for
the flowers, cards and treats
I received while a patient at
TRUCKLOAD
WATER SOFTENER
SALT
$599
40 kg: bag
SIFTO CRYSTAL
SALT
CANADIAN TIRE IN WINGHAM PRESENTS THEIR
GARDEN CENTRE
SPECIALS
STARTING MAY 15, 1985
4 Moss
?el
99
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BEDDING PLANTS
Petunias, Pansies, Allysum,
Marigolds & Vegetables
Black & Decker
Electric
LAWN
TRIMMER
Reg' $19.99
$ 688
SALE
59-7906
85(V box
of six
COKE and
HOT DOG
25;
Childralkmust be accompanied
by an adu .
Available Saturday Only
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GERANIUMS
1 31/2"
GARDEN MUM
89*
each
HANGING 10"
FLOWER POTS
Fuschia, Impatiens,
Geraniums, Ivy
Rust Proof
WHEELBARROW
Reg. 59.95
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TIRE
All prices In effect till May 18, 1985
86 Josephine St.', Wingham -- 357-3714
IRnnniRn TIRE
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VISA
MasterCard.
University Hospital in Lon-
don. Thanks again; your get
well wishes and visits were
greatly appreciated.
Bill Ross
I wish to thank my rela-
tives and friends for cards,
visits and flowers while I
was a patient in Wingham
and District Hospital 'and
since coming home. Thanks
to Dr. Hanlon and Dr. Mc-
Gregor, nurses and staff on
second floor and to Rev. Car-
pentier for visits. Also
thanks to Don Bray for
transportation to and from
the hospital. Your kindness
will be remembered.
Ralph Rowland
We would like to thank our
friends and neighbors for ex-
pressions of sympathy we
,received, in the passing of
our dear sister.
Clarence and
Lycille Wood
What can we say but
thanks for the lovely cards
and messages of sympathy
in the passing of our brother.
The Mitchell Family
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. G. Sydney
Thompson, RR 5, Wingham,
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of
their eldest daughter, Lori
Elizabeth to Wayne James,
son of Mrs. Marie Dietrich!,
Kitchener and the late Albert
. Dietrich. The wedding. will
take place on Saturday, June
1, 1985, at 5 o'clock p.m. in
the Wingham United Church.
Thelma (Purdon) Stacey
and Sam Dougherty would
like to announce their forth-
coming marriage on Satur-
day, June 1, 1985 at Londes-
boro. An open reception will
follow at the Blyth Commun-
ity Centre.
Melissa and Jaime Green-
away welcome home with
love their sister Meagan.
Our prayers have been an-
swered.
Alvin .and Virene Thon►p-
son, RR 2, Kincardine wish
tb announce the forthcoming.
marriage of their daughter
''Janice "Ann to Ronald Keith,
son of Della and Earl Quinn,
RR 2, Kincardine and the
late Keith Johnston. The
wedding will take place Sat-
urday, May 11, 1985 at 6:30
p.m. in Kincardine United
Church. Open reception to
follow in Kincardine Agri-
cultural Pavilion, Connaught
Park. Please accept this as
your personal invitation.
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IN MEMORIAM
ROBERTSON—In loving
memory of a dear sister
Jean Robertson, who passed
away May 10,1979.
Sweet memories will linger
forever;
Time cannot change them,
it's true;
Years that may come cannot
sever
'My loving remembrance of
you.
—Always remembered by
brother Lloyd.
Two couples
celebrate
anniversaries
GORRIE — Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Cooke recently
celebrated their 50th wed-
ding anniversary at Alliston.
They were guests of \their
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Fern) Wylie of Gorrie; their
family, Mr. and Mrs.
Timothy Wylie and Jennifer
of Mississauga and Stephen
Wylie of Harriston; Mr. and
Mrs. Allan c Nadine)
Steedman and sons, Mark,
Paul and Darren, of
Mississauga.
Also attending from Stroud
were Mr. and Mrs. William
(Joyce) Thomson, brother-,
in -raw and 'sister 'of Mrs.
Cooke, who were also
celebrating their 50th
wedding anniversary. They
were guests of their family,
Mr. . and Mrs. Ronald
(Connie) Raisbech of
Barrie,; -Christy and friend of
Midland; Jeff of Peter-
borough; Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Hackett, Donna, Michael
and Joe, Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Nagymarosi,
Toronto.
DEATHS
BENDER—Passed away at
Wingham and District
Hospital on Monday, May
6, Mrs. LeRoy Bender,
formerly of the Belmore
area and Wingham, in her
85th year. The former
Norma Mae Foxton, she
was predeceased by her
husband in 1972. She was
the dear mother pf Mrs.
Garth (Patricia) Postill,
RR 3, Clinton; grand-
mother of Travis, Darrell
and Allison. She was
predeceased by three
sisters and eight brothers.
Friends may call at The
McBurney Funeral Home
tonight (Wednesday).
Complete funeral and
committal service will be
held Thursday at 3:30,
conducted by Rev. J. Rea
Grant. Interment ' will
follow in Fairview
Cemetery, Listowel.
Donations to the Ontario
Heart and Stroke Foun-
dation would be ap-
preciated as expressions of
. sympathy,
MITCHELL—Passed \ away
at Victoria Hospital South
Street Campus, London; on
Friday, April 26, Herbert
(Bert) A. Mitchell of
London, in his 73rd year.
He was the beloved
husband of the late
Margaret Fraser; dear
father of John and Bryan
(Peter), both of London;.
dear brother of Miss Edna
:Mitchell of Wingham and
Harold, Hamilton. He is
also survived by three
grandchildren, David,
Diane and Jana. Funeral
service was held Monday,
April 29, at one o'clock at
the Logan Chapel, Furtney
Funeral Homes, London,
Rev. J. Keith Stokes of St.
Andrew's Memorial
Anglican Church of-
ficiating. Final resting
place will be Wingham
Cemetery. Friends who
wish may make memorial
donations to the Canadian
Cancer Society.
Coming Events
DOLL LOVERS
Workshop: two days...oi'_.edu-
cational and entertaining
sessions, Saturday and Sun-
dayOuly 6 and 7, at the Holi-
day "Inn, Cambridge, On-
tario. Select day -long work-
shops or hourly mini -work-
shops. Space is limited; reg-
ister early. For information
package, write to Springfield
Farm Studio, RR 6, Cam-
bridge, Ont., N1R 557.
GUIDED HIKE
Sneak a Peak at Spring. Hike.
'In celebration of Goderich
Township's 150 Sesquicen-
tennial, the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority will
be providing a guided hike
free of charge at the Naftel's
Creek Conservation Area at
2_p_mton.Mother_'s_Da_y,-.May
..
12. Nature trivia, spring.
wildflower identification and
property history will be dis-
cussed. For further informa-
tion call 335-3557.
OPEN HOUSE
Relatives, friends and neigh-
bors are cordially invited to
an open house in honor of
Mrs. Jean Aitchison's birth-
day on Friday, May 17 from
2 -5 --pan: --at---thee ,-Salvation....-.
Army Citadel, 292 Edward
St., Wingham. Your personal
good wishes would be the
nicest gift Jean could re-
ceive. Thanks.
The 1h ingham Advance -Times, May 8, 1985—Page 9
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RUSSELL ZURBRIGG
"Your Decorator"
is pleased to announce that
Richard Elliott Jr.
and Dick Elliott
have joined me in my
decorating business.
Wb hope to give you
the same workmanship
but better service.
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PLEASE CALL:
GERI-CARE NURSING HOME
24 Louise Street
Harriston, Ontario
(519) 338-3700
"Comfort and Care In the Country"
ADVENTURE
Awaits you. Come ride the
whitewater all summer long
with Wilderness Tours, Can-
ada's leading whitewater
outfitter. For information
and reservations call 1-800-
267-3124.
STRONGMAN
Competition, Saturday, May
11 and Sunday, May 12
Bobby Orr Arena, Parry
Sound. Wristwrestling, sand-
bag carry, barbell jerk,
_.loaded.. wheelbarrow, . cash
prizes. Competitors. Phone
toll free 1-800-4614261.
Spectators $1 admission.
BENEFIT DANCE
Everyone welcome to a
benefit dance and lunch for
Joel and Juanita Arkell on
Saturday, May 11, 9 to 1 at
Wingham Legion. Donations
at the door. Music by DJ.
HANOVER HOLIDAY TOURS
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• ME AND JOIN US ON TOUR!
HOLLAND, MICHIGAN TULIP TIME
4 Days - May 16
Enjoy Holland's annual tulip time festival with
Hanover Holiday Tours. We stay three nights in
the city of Holland and have a wide range of ac-
tivities planned. Included are, guided tour of
Holland, alumni Dutch dance and street scrubbing
events, reserved seat for parade of bands, reserv-
ed seat for tulip time varieties, admission to Dutch
Village and Tulip Farm, and two meals.
OTTAWA -'3 Days May 14-18
We travel to Ottawa for the annual tulip festival of
spring including two nights accommodation, city
tour of Ottawa and a 1000 islands boat cruise.
COUNTRY, & WESTERN WEEKEND
4 Days - May 17
Join us as we tour Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to see
the Cheyenne Social Club western show including
a" buffet dinner 'and breakfast, then to Wheeling,
West Virginia for the jamboree, U.S.A. and jam
session.
ENGLAND, WALES & SCOTLAND
.18 Days - July 27
Join our English countryside tour to see the best
of Britain. Highlights include city tours of London
and . Edinburgh, visits to Windsor Castle, Ston-
chenge, Bath, Conway Castle, Ayr, Loch Lemond,
Edinburgh Castle, Shakespeare's birthplace and
Annie Hathaway's cottage. We cruise Lake
Windemore and have reserved London Theatre,
tickets and tickets for the Shakespearean Festival
al Stratford-. -Breakfast and dinner includeddaily
and fully escorted by our British escort
throughout. .
YUKON & ALASKA
June, July & August
We have various tour departures to the Yukon and
Alaska including Whitehorse, Dawson City, Tok,
Fairbanks, Anchorage and Vancouver. Special'
tour highlights include cruise on Prince William
Sound, Alaska railroad excursion, Yukon river
cruise and salmon bake, Alaska barbecue, Frantic
Follies variety Show and, more. Many departures
include inside passage cruise from Vancouver to
Skagway aboard the M V_ Stardanclar.
MARITIMES HIGHLANDER
16 Days by Motorcoach
ROCKIES AND THE PACIFIC
21 'Day's by Motorcoach
WEST TO THE PACIFIC
13 Days by Alr and Motorcoach .
June, July, August & Sept. Departures
SCOTT'S RE -SORT --4- Days •
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June, July, August, Sept. & Oct. Departures
ASTON VILLA - 4 Days
"A Little Bit of Heaven" Aug. 24 & Sept. 20
ELGIN HOUSE RESORT - 4 Days
June 6, September 12, 27
For Reservations Contact:
WINGHAM TRAVEL
199 Josephine Street
Wingham, Ontario
519 357-1020
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