The Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-06-27, Page 16TRIM IT UP, MURRAY—Huron-Bruce MP Murray Cardiff had
the honor of carving the roast beef once again at this year's hospi
tal foundation barbecue held at the home of Dave and Doris Inglis,
just north of Wingham. Mr. Cardiff carved off a hearty helping for
Turnberry Councillor Paul Elgie.
NOTICE
BILL STEPHENSON of Investors
Group, business phone number is
357-1075.
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THE TELEPHONE NUMBER for B
& M Rentals is 357-1666.
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BLYTH LIONS dabber bingo every
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., Blyth and Dis-
trict Community Centre, $3. Jackpot
must go, over $1,000 in prizes.
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DID YOU WIN the Lotto 6-49 this
week? Build your own combinations
using our book: Send your order now
for $6 to: C. H.
Enterprises, 157 For-
han St., Wallaceburg, Ont. N8A 3R6.
Payable to J. W. Enterprises Ltd.
FORour
y protection, The Wingham
Advance -Times does not accept en-
gagement, marriage and birth an-
nouncements by telephone. All such
notices must be delivered to our of-
fice in person. They should be typed
or clearly handwritten. Monday at
10:30 a.m. is the publication dead-
line.
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Morris council
passes permits
At its second monthly meeting m
June, Morris Township Council
approved several building permits
on the recommendation of Leo
Sanders, chief building official.
Permits were approved for: Glen
Coffey, north half of Lot 24, Con. 1,
a residence; Howard Bernard, south
half of Lot 19, Con. 6, a shed;
Wayne Hopper, south half of Lot
19, Con. 3, a garage and two steel
granaries; Brian Kellington, Bel -
grave, a sundeck; Henry Rouw, Lot
6, Con. 8; a swimming pool and
Teresa Van Beek, Lot 24, Con. 7, a
new home.
Junior Ags
head for farm
Junior Agriculturalists across
Huron, Bruce and Perth Counties
are heading for the farms this week.
According to Program Supervi-
sor Brian MacKinnon, about 19
young farmers will spend the next
eight weeks immersed in agricul-
ture on local farms.
HAY AND STRAW
FOR SALE
APPROXIMATELY 60-80' acres
standing mixed hay. Lot 5, Con. 11,
Turnberry Twp. Phone John Wool -
cock, London, 519-438-9589.
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35-40 ACRES of hay in the Fordwich
area. Phone 335-3803.
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22 ACRES standing hay, Belgrave
area. Phone 357-2268.
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30 ACRES of standing hay, 3 ton of-
mixed
fmixed grain. Phone 357-2787.
BIRTHS
MARTIN --Dan and Elisabeth
are proud to welcome the arrival of
Danielle Alyssa, born June 14 at K-
W Hospital and weighing eight
pounds, 12 ounces. Proud grand-
parents are Fred and Renata von
Heyking of RR 3, Wellesley and
Don and Mary Martin of Wingham.
BOAK—Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Boak of RR 1, Dungannon, are
pleased to announce . the arrival of
their son Ian James, born June 21 at
Wingham and District Hospital and
weighing seven pounds. The new
arrival is a brother for Ashley.
DEATHS
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CARDIFF__Lloyd Mark Cardiff
of London, formerly of Brussels,
passed away peacefully after a
lengthy illness at St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, on June 22, in his
56th year. Fie was the beloved son
of Marion McCauley Cardiff Scott
of London; also survived by one
brother, Keith of Stratford; two sis-
ters, Aldene Simmons of Stratford
and Joyce Cilliard, London and
several nieces and nephews. Lloyd
was predeceased by his father,
William Mark: Funeral service was
held June 24 at Betts Funeral Home,
Brussels Chapel (formerly Watts
Funeral Home), Rev. Pat Nunn offi-
ciating. Interment followed in Brus-
sels Cemetery.
Snap up the opportunities
in the
CLftSSIF1E D ADS
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HAM AND STRAWBERRY
SUPPER
Thursday,June 29, Wroxeter Hall,
5:30 p.rn. Proceeds to Wroxeter Im-
provement Association River Fund.
Tickets available at Country Conve-
nience or phone 335-3265. Adults
$6.50, children 12 and under, $3, pre-
schoolers free.
BRIDAL SHOWER
Personal invitation to attend a bri-
dal shower for Cheryl McKenzie on
July 1 at 2 p.m. at the Wingham Le-
gion.
BRANDON CEMETERY
SERVICE
Sunday July 2, 3 p.m. at Brandon
Cemetery, Belgrave. Everyone wel-
come.
BLYTH FESTIVAL
Perils of Persephone: June 27, 28, 29
(matinee, rush seats only), July
s1(rush seats only), 6, 7. Sticks and
Stones: June 29 (rush seats only), 30
(rush seats only). The Right One:
July 4 (preview, rush seats only) 8
(rush seats only) . Unless otherwise
indicated, all performances are at
8:30 p.m., matinees are at 2 p.m.
Box office 523-9300or 523-9225.
COMMUNITY SHOWER
For Joanne Shaw at Bluevale Pres-
byterian Church, July 4, 7:30 p.m.
Everyone welcome.
BUCK AND DOE
For Leesa Stone and Luis Drumond
on Sat., July 8 at the Listowel Kin -
Station. Music by DJ, lunch provid-
ed. Tickets $5. 20,27,4
SERVICES
SEE US FORo
y ur starter, alterna-
tor, generator and regulator needs.
Albrecht Auto Electric (north of
Whitechurch). Phone 357-3495.
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and Appliance
Service, 24-hour emergency service,
used appliance sales: Phone 887-
9062. rrb
PARKER LOCK & Safe Co. Lock
and safe sales and service. Stuart T.
Parker, 887-6350, Brussels. Please
leave message. 24tf
ALL -BIZ BOOKKEEPING. Manual
and computerized systems. Roberta
Livingstone, Clifford, Ont., 1-327-
8709. Please call collect. 6-Jy25
CUSTOM haybine available. Phone
528-3009 or 392-6045.
6,13,20,27
PHIL'S Refrigeration
CUSTOM round baling, John Deere
435, 4' wide, varied height from 4'-6'.
Phone 528-3009 or 392-6045.
6,13,20,27
YES, WE REPAIR household sew-
ing machines. Including pick up and
delivery weekly at Cowan's Country
Store. Yes, we have 35 years .ex-
perience and satisfaction guaran-
teed.
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TYPING, word processing service: s
Resumes, letters, minutes, reports, s
etc. Phone Barbara Bender 357-1175.
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BUCK AND DOE
For Mary Beth O'Iiagan:and David
Johnston on Friday;'.; July' 7i at Kurtz..
vide Hall. Dancing 9 p.m. -1 .a.m,,
Music by DJ, lunch provided. $5 per
person.
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COFFEE HOUR
At Wingham Bible Chapel, July 5,10-
11:30 a.m. Demonstration: home-
made chocolates by Jennifer Rattee.
Guest speaker: Mary Ann Dixon of
Toronto. Babysitting provided, all
ladies welcome.
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LANGSIDE REUNION
Plan to attend the ' • ngside Reunion
at 1 p.m. Sat., Set,,. 2 at Wingham
Armouries. Anyone interested in the
Langside community is welcome.
Potluck meal at 4:30 p.m., dishes
and cutlery provided.
GARDEN WALKABOUT
Lovers of the great outdoors are in-
vited to share a garden walkabout
July 16. Sponsored by the Horticul-
tural Society. Please meet at the
Cruickshank Park (Josephine St.)
by 1:30 p.m. for a ride and tiine to.
gather. Everyone welcome.
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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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MUSIC i
FOR PRfR OO >
Letusyour chilto ic� d ,
movermicne t nee'the
will p
ienslp a
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singing and rhythm. testrwnents.
On
e hour'�per week for *weeks,
ginning in September. Classes held
in Wingham and B;arave. '.lease,
register now.Win a Tara at,,
thews ant11 uric Peds, 357-180'01'
Belgrave--Anne Spivey, BA, AECT,
357-3500.
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An Invitation
to a Public Meeting
of
Huron County Access.
to Housing Committee
Tuesday, July 4,1989
7:30 .m.
Huron County Museum
110 North Street
Goderich, Ontario
Wheelchair accessible
Please come out. and provide
us with your valuable :input!
Transportation from anywhere
in the County available,
telephone 1-800-265-5506
or 524-5333
R. W. Bel
OPTOMETRIST
Goderlch
The Square 524-7661
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CARDS OF T
C��A4i
Due to our recent house fire we
would like to express our deep ap-
preciation to our families, neighbors
and friends for the love and support
shown to us. Special thanks to the
Gorrie and Wingham firemen for
their quick response and for doing
all they could and then some. Thank
you Bill and Ann Werner for taking
us in and for being there for us. To
everyone your kindness will never
be forgotten. God bless each and
every one of you.
Bill, Tina, Janice, Steven,
Julia and Laurie Klumpenhower
I wish to thank everyone who
came to my 65th birthday party on
Sat., June 17, and for the lovely gifts
and cards and food that were
brought to the party. Special thanks
to Ruth and Ron Scheister who came
to our rescue by suggesting that we
move the party down to the big shed,
as the weather was very miserable.
Thanks again.
Ken Simmons
We would like to express our deep
appreciation to the many people who
showed sympathy and kindness to us
during our recent bereavement.
pecial thanks to the doctors and
taff at the Wingham and District
Hospital, to the McBurney Funeral
Home, and to the Rev. Rea Grant for
officiating at the committal service.
he support and Christian love of so
any friends has helped us through
difficult time.
John and Wendy Vaudry and family
WANTED TO BUY
WE BUY antique furniture. Oak, m
pine, etc., etc. Phone887-9546. a
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QUIET PONY or small horse, also
two horse trailer. Phone 392-6099 be-
tween 12 noon and 6 p.m.
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BUCK RABBIT and some bbit
cages. Phone 357:2263 after 8 p.m.
OLD TYPE HAY TEDDERS. Phone
35753161.
We wish to express our thanks to
our relatives and friends who came
to help celebrate our 25th anniver-
sary. Also the friends who sent cards
and lovely gifts, money, phone calls
and flowers. A special thank you to
the ladies of the Delmore Catering
Group for the delicious luncheon. A
big thank you to our family for all
their help and support.
Jerry and flet; Tian Engen
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I wish to express my thanks to
everyone for their kindness, Dr.
Ping and Dr. Omole and nurses on
second floor of Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital, friends for baking,
meals, cards, flowers, visits, best
wishes and mowing the lawn. It's
very much appreciated.
Mildred Nichol
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to those who attended the
open house in honor of my retire-
ment to express their best wishes.
Special thanks also to the staff, par-
ents and students for their part in
making it a great success. I also
really appreciated the lovely cards
and gifts. Thanks again to everyone
who helped to make it a very happy
and memorable occasion.
Kathleen Roberts
We wish to express our very sin-
cere thanks to, all of our friends in
the Calvin -Brick and Knox United
Churches for planning the wonderful
party held in honor of John's retire-
ment. Also, our special thanks to
everyone concerned for the many
beautiful cards which we received,
the lovely scrapbook of memories,
the beautiful wicker furniture and
the most generous gift of money. We
also wish to thank everyone who.at-
tended to express their best wishes.
We are indeed most grateful to you
all for your many acts of kindness
and we shall always treasure the
memories of that very special occa-
sion.
John and Kay Roberts
I wish to thank everyone for their
thoughtfulness during my stay in
Wingham and District Hospital.
Thanks to Rev. Douglas Madge, Dr.
Hanlon and staff on second floor and
to the ones who were good to Norm
and myself since coming home.
Sincerely,
Irk Cronkwright
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