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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-05-10, Page 20MEETING Founding meeting of the new Huron - Bruce Federal Progressive Con- servative Riding Association at Wingham Town Hall, Thursday, May 12,8 p.m. 3,10 SLOW PITCH Belgrave Ladies ladies interested pitch in Belgave Debbie Hopper at Slow Pitch, any in playing slow area, please call 7-6142. 3,10 HOWICK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Wishes to announce a new vealer class of veal at this year's fair, 540 and under and 540 and over. Anyone wishing to compete, call 335-6125 or 327-8558., 3,10 EUCHRE PARTY At Wingham Legion, Monday, May 16 at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome, $1.50 per person. NOON LUNCHEON Wroxeter United Church, Friday, May 20 at 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. GIRL GUIDE COOKIES The Wingham Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders will be selling Girl Guide cookies door-to-dbor in Wing - ham on Saturday, May 14. If you are unable to purchase cookies on that day, the excess cookies will be avail- able at "In Good Taste" while sup- plies last. Thank you for your sup- port. SINGLES DANCE "White Carnation Hall", Holmes- ville, Saturday, May 14. Dancing 9-1. Music "Country Connection". No jeans. BOOK SALE Huron County's largest used book sale, proceeds to Blyth Festival. Blyth Memorial Hall, Saturday, May 28, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, May 29; 12 noon to 4 p.m. Books gal- ore, bake sale and refreshments. 10,17,24 CWL GARAGE AND BAKE SALE Saturday, May 28, 8 a.m.-1 p.m., parking lot Victorian St. Anyone wishing to donate articles please call 357-1995 (no clothing please). Pro- ceeds to Church building Fund. 10,17 OPEN HOUSE F.E. Madill Business Dept. Open House, Monday, May 16 from 8-10 p.m. Demonstration of Word Perfect on IBM computers. Informal discus- sion with teachers and students. Re- freshments, everyone welcome. OPEN MEETING Rosemary Dudley from the "Mi- graine Foundation" speaking on the causes and control of migraines, Wednesday, May 25 at.8. p.m. in the Nursing Assistant School, Wingham and District Hospital. Admission $2. 10,17,24 LADIES SLO-PITCH BALL REGISTRATION Friday, May 13, 8 p.m. at the Wing - ham Town Hall. Games will be held at River Park, Thursday nights, June and July. Fee $25. For further information contact Diane Thynne at 357-3077 after 6 p.m. DINNER MEETING Victorian Order of Nurses annual dinner meeting, Tuesday, May 24, Stratford Country Club, 7 p.m. Guest speaker Mary Buzzell, VON Canada, $13 per person, call VON to reserve a ticket. Phone 271-7991 or 482-3937. HELP 1 THATHELPS CHILDREN Friday, May stai Hot dogs and beverag and served by the T -D the corner of Jelin and Jo Streets. All deflations go -to t • dren s Hospital of Western OtitariO, London. total 00600,000 OHRP-funrdageing CO *A r0,0010,045 itlas wiB re • $9509,01Ynnilei .andEast. Wawaflosh Tafkrishi reStve „ 490 each, W Ashfield :-OWI1Ship,., will reeet Making *the' Ann' etlateme.nt. behalf of ..HOUSingiViinister Chaviva Hosek, Jack Riddell, anion MVP' and minister of.afirieultflreall4f said the new grants are part Id at' CHILD HEALTH The Huron County Health Unit in- vites you to attend the Child Health Clinic held at the Nurses' Training Centre, St. Catherine St., Wingham,. on Wednesday, May 18, from 9:30- 11 :30 a.m. for health surveillance, anaemia screening, immunization, hearing screening and vision screening. Adult immunization will also be offered at this clinic. ADULT HEALTH The Huron County Health Unit in- vites you to attend the Adult Health Guidance Clinic held at Dr. Hanlon and Dr. McGregor's office, Gorrie, on Friday, May 13, from 1:30-3:30 p.m. for health surveillance, foot care, urine testing and blood pres- sure. FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC Friday, May 13 at Sears. Time, 10 a.m.-12 noon and 1-3 p.m. Sponsored by Registered Nursing Assistants. OPEN MEETING Wingham Lawn Bowling Club open meeting and pot -luck supper will be held on Tuesday, May 17 at 6:30 p.m. in the club house. Members and any- one interested in bowling are wel- come to attend. FAMILY DANCE In the Bluevale Hall, -Friday, May 13, fiffins Orchestra, $5 per couple, ladies please bring lunch. Cards of Thanks I wish to express my sincere thanks to all the nurse§ for the excel- lent care while I was in ICU at Wing - ham and District Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Long, Dr. Ping and Dr. Flowers, Rev. R. Grant and UCW and all the folks in Turnberry Estates for visits, cards and phone calls since returning home. Your kindness will always be remember- ed. Alice Davidson The family of the late Robert H. Coultes would like to express their sincere appreciation to the Brook- . haven Nursing Home staff for their care and concern Of Bob while he was a resident there. We would also like to thank Dr. Hanlon and nurses on second floor of the Wingham and District Hospital for their care while he was a patient. Many thanks also to our relatives, friends and neigh- bors who have ,setit flowers, cards, donations and gifts of food -to our homes, during our recent 'bereave- ment. Special thaks, to the Mcaur- ney Funeral Heine and JackS.... Walker of Goderich -for aU their assistance, the flower bearers and pallbearers, Rif:Jan G. Roberts and the ladies at the church, your expressions of ayinpathy Wine' been greatly appreciated. -- • Bill and Muriel, Glen end Dorothy arid families I would like to thank those Red Cross volunteers, who canvassed the Wroxeter area for me,, Maxine Adams, Phyllis Merkrey, Lynda Pocaluyko, Joyce Statia, Patti l3radshaw, Ken Wheeler for a task well done: The overall township can- vass raised $3,110. Eileen Hamilton I would like to sincerely thank Dr. Long, Dr. Omole and second floor nurses and staff for all their care and for all my wonderful neighbors and friends for all their kindness, flowers,and meals brought to my home. Ann Schipper We, the family of the late Joe Ella- cott would like to express our heart- felt thanks to all who helped to ease our sorrow at the time of his passing. Thank you Dr. Hanlon, Dr. McGreg- or, the ainhulance department and the dedicated hospitatstafflor your 'excellent care during_ his hospitalization& Thank you,staff at Brook- ' haven for malting hinijeel at home • dining the past three years. Special - :thanks to the_ McBurney Ferteral, Horne,• the Legion ladies and -especially to. Itev. -Madge for the touching trilaite.: Joe was very fond of greeting pople. To tise who, ,in some small way,Made him feel loved during his lengthy illness, lie Will always be grateful. I would like to say a special thanks to all my friends and relatives for the phone calls, cards and visits while I was in the London Hospital and Wingham Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. J.K. McGregor and all the nurses on 2nd floor. It was all ap- preciated. Mabel Cruickshank We wish to express our apprecia- tion to everyone who helped and at- tended our Buck and Doe on May 6. A special thank you to everyone in the wedding party. Everyone's kind- ness will tong be remembered. Cathy Shiell and Mike Pletch We wish to express our sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for the many acts of kind- ness shown to us at the time of our loss of a dear mother. Your many donations to charitable organiza- tions, flowers and cards were great- ly appreciated. Many thanks to Dr. Long, the nurses and staff of Wing - ham and District Hospital for their excellent care of pur mother Over the past 16, months, to,McBurney Fu- neral Home and the coMforting words of Rev. Rea -Grant. A very speciattliank you to Stan and Ruth Olden and family for their love and kindness extended to our mother over the past many years. The family of Verena Bone to various municipalities across the ities whi, province. Administered by municipalities, the program assists homeowners in upgrading their homes, with the emphasis on correcting faulty: structural and sanitary conditions as well as improving plumbingr insulation, heating and 'electrical systems. TRAGEDY INBELMORE-- Two communities were feelingthe tragedy when the little son of Mr. and Mrs.. Fleming Ballagh of Bel - more and formerly of-Wingham, was drowned in a creek near his home in the summer of 1923. Leslie Bruce Ballagh was one year, 16mOnths and 10 days old. He was miSsing when his mother called him for supper and a search located his little wagon near the bank of a small creek. His body was found nearby. hotifilagstan., tient estalms have deei program.. municipal boundaries,, ministered by fixe ministry of ing in conjudtionlWith the Mil* of northern develOpment.' • CAROOF THANKS • I wish to thank all my friends, relatives and neighbors for all t4 beautiful flowers, cards and treats and their visits to University Hospi- tal, London to visit me where I had surgery. I also wish to thank every- one for their phone calls. I wish to thank Dr. Ping, Dr. Passi :and Dr. • Foster and all the nurses on 8th floor. Your kindness will never be forgotten. Eva Simmons You're right of course! There's no need to advertise In 1. You have all the business in town. 2. Everybody loves you so much they can't shop anywhere else. 3. Children stop being born. 4. You have more business than you can handle. 5. There are no new people moving to your area. 6. The economy is healthy so anyone could make money in business. 7. You want to keep your large inventory. You have no comretjtion. 9. You really don't want to work hard anyhow. 10. You have netted your first million after taxes. 11. You have to hire more bpi!) to handle your business. Teonlytime to advertise is when you do, not agree with the above statements. Neu Wenger- Publications The Wows,' Eleor 29160 The WhighainAdvanceTiffies 357-2320 The Mount Porgst cerift*rate 3211556 The Milvertoii Sun 595-8921 .