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50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSAR
The family of Hugh and Elaine
dell invite frier*, neighbors an
relatives to share in the celebrate
of their 50th wedding anniversary
an open house on Sun., June 11 fr
2-4:30 p.m. at Bluevale Hall. Bes
wishes only.
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Mun- SMORGASBORD
d Take Dad out for dinner on Father's
on Day. Tickets available for the Coun-
at try Supper Smorgasbord. Sunday,
fro
June 18, 4:30.7 Am. at Duff's United
t Church, Walton. Adults $8, children,
and under $4, preschoolers free.
,6 Call527-1866 or 7-6658 for tickets.
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GARDEN PARTY
Gorrie United Church garden party,
Wed., June 14, 4:30-7 p.m.,; Adults
$6.50, children $2.50.
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DABBER BINGO
Lucknow and District Lions Club
dabber bingo every Sunday, Luck -
now Community Centre, 7:15 p.m.
Doors open 6:15 p.m, Air condition-
ed. Wheelchair accessible. Potential
prize board over $3,000. $1,100 jack-
pot on 54 calls or less. $500 must go.
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A CHORAL EVENSONG
Blyth Festival Choir in concert. "A
Choral Evensong" at St. Paul's
Anglican Church, Wingham, Sun.,
June 11, 7: 30 p.m. Free-will offering,
All welcome.
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OUR BIGGEST EVER
SUMMER DANCE
Blyth Lions Club, feature and
60s music by Whiskey ack Music
Co., Sat., June 24, 9 p, g 5 -i a.m.,
Blyth Arena Floor. Age of majority
required. Tickets $5 per person at
the door. Phone Don Scrimgeour 523-
4551 to ensure tickets for yniir any wp
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STRAWBERRY BUFFET
June 20, 5-7 p.m. at St. Paul's Angli-
can Church, Wingham.
6,13,20
255TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
The family of Gerald and Reta Van -
Engen invite you to come celebrate
with them on the occasion of their
parents' 25th wedding anniversary,
June 17, dancing 8 p.m. -1 a.m. at the
Belmore Community Centre, Bel -
more. Your presence will be our
cherished gift.
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SHOOT PARTY
At Wingham Legion, Monday, June
12 at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome, $1.50
per person.
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting for Wingham
and District Community Living As-
sociation, Mon., June 12 at 8 p.m. in
the Wingham United Church. Guest
speaker, Harry Zwerver, Executive
Director of the Ontario Association
for Community Living.
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PRE -REGISTRATION
The Wingham Nursery School pre-
registration, for the 1989-90 school
year will be held on June 8 and 9
from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Children must be
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® vaaa a ed roilei Trained.
Come 4n and see us on Josephine
Street across from the Town Hall or
phone 357-2362. Register your child
now to avoid disappointment in Sep-
tember.
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COFFEE HOUR
At Wingharn Bible Chapel, Wed,
June 7,10-11:30 a.m. Demonstration
of silk scarf painting. Speaker will
be Mrs. Grace Richardson who is a
missionary to Zambia. Babysitting
is provided. All ladies welcome.
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BUCK AND DOE
For Murray Dawson and Sonja Olds,
Sat., June 10 at the Wingham
Legion. Dancing. 9 p.m. -1 a.m.
Tickets $4 per person.
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ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
107th anniversary services of the
Whitechurch United Church will be
celebrated on Sun., June 11, 11 a.m.
and 8 p.m. Special speaker will be
Rev. Donald R. Beck, Fordwich.
Sunshine group of Lucknow United
Church will supply the special music
in the evening. Everyone welcome.
BUCK AND DOE
For Rick Poels and Dawn Funk,
§ftt., June 10 at Belmore Community
Centre. Dance to DJ, 9,p.m.-1 a.m.
RuALGENERAL
Tu days. June 13/89
7:OO p.m.
Huron Goufity p sneer Museum
110 North, Street
Goderich, Ont.
Guest Speaker:
Ms. Loraine Greaves
'THE- WOMEN'S MOVEMENT
IN THE 1980's"
Please join us and celebrate
another year of service to
the women and children of
Huron County
FAMILY DANCE
Friday, June 9 at Bluevale Hall, Tif-
fin Orchestra. Ladies bring lunch.
BUCK AND DOE
For Joanne Shaw and Lloyd Leckie,
Sat., June 10, 9 p.m. -1 a.m. at Kurtz-
ville Community Centre.
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OPEN HOUSE
You are cordially invited to an open
house in honor of the retirement of
the Rev. John G. Roberts on Sunday,
June 11 in the WI Hall, Belgrave,
from 2-5 p.m.
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A prayer to St. Jude. May the Sa-
cred Heart of Jesus be adored, glori-
fied, loved and preserved through-
out the world now and forever. Oh
Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us,
St. Jude worker of Miracles, pray
for us, helper of hopeless, pray for
us. Say this prayer nine times a day,
by the 8th day your prayer will be
answered. It has never been known
to fail. Publication must be prom-
ised. Thank you, St. Jude for favor
granted.
We would like to thank everybody
for the lovely gifts and those who at-
tended our 25th anniversary party.
Special thanks to our children for or-
ganizing the party.
George and Phyllis Merkley
We the family of Leo Palubiski
(who passed away suddenly at his
home on May 26, 1989) would like to
express our sincere thanks and grat-
itude to All those who showed their
generosry and thoughtfulness in this
our time of sorrow and grief. Your
kindness will remain deep within our
hearts along with the loving memory
of our husband, father and grand-
father.
I would like to say thank you to the
ladies of the 3rd line of Morris for the
lovely and very useful gift on the oc-
casion of my marriage. It is very
much appreciated.
Verpnica Bakelaar
We would like to thank everyone
for the cards, flowers, gifts, phone
calls and visits while we were in hos-
pital and since corning home.
Thanks also to Dr. Long, Dr. Hanlon
and the nurses for their excellent
care.
Judy and Defrek nderson
Many thanks for "Service above
Self" I received during May at the
Wingham and District Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Hanlon, the
nurses and staff on the second floor,
the dietitian and office staff. It was
all greatly appreciated.
Christine Currie
The Wingham Ironmaidens would
like to thank Harvey Heinmiller at
Zehrs for the use of the hoses and
electricity, Bridge Motors for donat-
ing the soap and all those who pa-
tronized our car wash and helped to
make it so successful.
Thank you from the
Ironmaidens
The management.. and staff of the
Toronto Dominion Bank wish to ex-
press their thanks to everyone who
made our hotdog day such a success.
A special thanks to the following
businesses for their donations of
merchandise or generous cash dona-
tions: Brophy Bros., Frosty Queen,
Green's Meat Market, Knechtels,
Lee Vance Limited, Mactntyres,
Mom's Place, N. D. Cameron Limit-
ed, Riverview Drive -In, SunRise
Dairy, Wingham Fruit Market and
Zehrs. Without everyone's support
we could not have pledged so much
as we did to the Children's Hospital
of Western Ontario in London.
We would like to express our sin-.
cere thanks to all who sent cards and
memorial donations to us. They
were deeply appreciated by the
whole family.
Kay Dane;
Pat and Brent and family;
Ann and Jim and family;
Laureen, Elic and family;
Sandra, Lori antifamily;
Kris; Randy and family •
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NOTICE OF MEETING
FOA;
URON COUNT ACCE
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TO
PERMANENT HOUSING
MONDAY, ,JUNE 12th
et7:30p,m.
Boardroom,
Goderich Recreation Bldg.
166 McDonald St. .
ntrance at rear of Grandstand)
Follow-up to April 19th Meeting
to assess the issues and needs
of the homeless and housing
access.
Any
Lynda Bruinsma 524-9804
Peter Ba or ..
Baldwin 524-8866
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*z.
I would like to thank the nurses
and doctors on the third floor of Vic-
toria Hospital, also relatives, friends
and neighbors for their lovely cards,
phone calls and flowers during my
stay in hospital. Special thanks to
Rev. Roberts and folks who looked
after the ponies and lawn.
Clarence Yuell
To my Turnberry students. Thank
you to each and every one who per-
formed for their parents and teach-
ers at their recent recital. Your gen-
erous participation provided the rest
of us with an hour of delightful en-
tertainment. Thanks.
Janet Brophy
Thanks to all for the cards, gifts,
flowers, phone calls and visits, and
special thanks to David for hisflow-
ers while I was in the University
Hospital, London. Special thanks to
Dr. William Wall and my church
family.
Vivian Kerwin
The family of the late Mable Mc-
Arthur would like to thank friends
for their loving support at the time of
their Mom's death. The flowers and
messages of sympathy will never be
forgotten.
Someone at
Royal Homes
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ne from us,
ries,
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Death.+ annever away.`
Memories•that ab* .
White upon this eartb we ay ,
--Fondly re enured by by d
George T. andfamily:
BOWER syd, who passed away
two years ago, June 6.
Dear God, we.miss .our father so,
We don't know why he had to go,
We sometimes cry and Want
near,
We really wish our dad was here.
Our tear? Welty sohard to: hide,
No one wants *lyse their pride,
Now that.dadis in his grave
For our morn we're strong and'
brave.
We try so hard to do what's right,
And to our dreams we hold ontight.
Our loss is great. We feel such pain,
And wish he could come home again.
To live without him is so unfair,
Dads like him are very rare.
But now, he's in his resting place,
His memories no one will erase,
These no one can steal away,
He's . in our hearts and there he'll
stay.
• —Sadly missed and lovingly re-
membered by sons, Dave and Rob.
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BOWER--Syd, who passed away
two years ago, June 6.
Your memory is sweet as the day
that we met,
The love that we shared I will never
forget,
A fru°hail- *1=t, ���v 7 ___
..�.,t waauR! u right from
the start,
My life feels so empty now that
we're apart.
It's hard to believe you've been tak-
en away,
We knew that together forever, we'd
stay,
'Wheir
fou were still here we were
ravel yaP.-
art,
And now that you're gone I must
make a new start,
I still must go on and I hold my head
high,
My tears I don't show but you know
it's a lie,
For each time I hear "Until death do
us part",
I feel a fresh pain burning deep in
my heart.
I wait for a day when there is no
more pain,
I miss you so much that it's hard to
explain, '
My love remains strong even though
you're not here,
And your memories grow sweeter
with each passing year.
—Sadly missed and lovingly re-
membered by wife, Vicki.
HOLLENBE`CK®In loving memory
of Robert Hollenbeck, who passed
away June 5,1988.
I think of him in silence,
His name I oft recall,
There is nothing left to answer,
But his picture on the wall.
—Always remembered by wife
Mary, sons William and Robert Jr.
and families.
NOTICE
WINGHAM AIR SERVICES
LIMITED hereby gives notice pur-
suant to the Business Corporations
Act, 1982 of its intention to dissolve.
Dated the30th day of May,1. 9.
W. B. Cruickshank
President
New Luxury
Apartments on
James St., Wingham
are now ready for
occupancy.
These apartments have
five appliances plus
air conditioning.
For more information call:
2911 887
or 323-1902
DARLING—In loving memory of a
dear brother and uncle, Donald A.
Darling who passed away May 30,
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As time unfolds another year,
Memories keep you ever near,
Silent thoughts of times together,
Hold memories that will last for-
ever."
—Sadly missed and always re-
membered by Jim and Joan, Rick,
Melody and Sarah and Pattla, Doug,
Lori and Daniel, Barry, Kim and
Kevin, Maryanne and Andy and
Lisa.
A journey of a thousand miles
must begin with a single step.
Lao-Tze, c. 550 B.C.
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