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— I would like to say thank you to
friends for cards, flowers, -treats
and visits while I was a patient in
Seaforth Community Hospital. A
very special thank you to Dr.
Underwood, Dr. Whitman and
Dr. Malkus, the nursing- staff,
x-ray ,department, the kitchen
staff, Hospital Auxiliary,
Anglican Church ladies, °Legion
ladies Auxiliary, and anybody
else who helped to make my stay
comfortable through little acts of
-kindnesses.' It was all greatly
appreciated. — Peg Coombs.
24-39-1 -
I wish to express my appreciation
for the fine treatment I received
while a patient at the Seaforth
Community Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Moyo and Dr.
Malkus. Also for the cards
received and the visits by friends
•and relatives and the lovely gift
from Br. 156 Can. Legion. —
Thos. Gavin Gemmell 24-39x'1
Mr. and Mrs. James D, Watson
are pleased to announce the
marriage of their daughter,
Brenda Marlene Harvey to.
Patrick Francis Kenny, son of
Mrs. Lucy Kenny and the, late
Joseph. Kenny. Wedding to take
place at St. James' 'Church,
Seaforth on Saturday, April 24th,
1976. 26-39x1
27 Births
o'REILLY — Peg • and Paul
O'Reilly are very Aped ,to
announce the birth-of their son ,
Sean David at Grace Hospital,
Windsor on Friday, April 2nd.
First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs.
Lou O'Reilly and Mr, and Mrs.
David Cornish, 27-39x1
LEONHARDT Dave and Marie
are pleased to announce the
arrival of their son David Scott on
March 23rd at Stratford General
Hospital. • 27.39x1
GULUTZEN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Gulutzen, R,R.2,
Brussels, At Seaforth Community
Hospital, on April 1, a' son.
27-39x1
—Chris and Judy Lee,
R.R.3, Walton are pleased to
announce the birth of their son;
Matthew Noel, April 1 at Clinton
-PublicHospital, a brother, for
Brett. "r 27-39.1
WAIT— To Mr, and Mrs. John
Watt of Egmondville at Seaforth
Community Hospital on March
31 , a son. 27-3911
BACHERT — Keith and Janet of
R.R.#1, Walton are happy to
announce the birth of a daughter
on April 3, 1976 at Clinton Public
Hospital. 27-39-1
28 Deaths
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HURON EXPOSITO R,APRIL 8, 1976 Henri! UCW hears
independent Ton= ia
Correspondent
Hilda M. Payne
Unit 4 of Fiensaii U.C.W. met
Thursday afternoon with' Mrs.
James McAllister presiding. She
opened the meeting by reading a
few lines concerning Lent.
Twenty-two members answered
the roll call. Mrs. L. Purdy gave
the devotional based on trhe
biblical story of Easter and Mrs.
Laird Mickl'e played two piano
numbers, "Bless • this House"
and "How great Thou art". The
topic was taken by Mrs. R. Peck
4"
who spoke on Tanzania,
ernPhasizing the progress the
country has made since becoming
independent.
Mrs. T. Sherritt •gave the
financial report and 'Mrs. Harry
Caldwell reminded us of the
Bar-B-Q supper on May 26 and
the ChurchChoir Cantata on April
12. The , meeting ended with the
singing of "Rejoice the Lord is
King" followed by prayer. Lunch
was served by Mrs. Inez McEwen
and her committee.
the
BRAVE BEARD GROWERS — 28 members of the congregation of Brucefield
United Church have been growing beards since January 1 and Thursday was their
big night as their attempts were judged at a pot luck supper. It was all part of the
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24 Cards of Thanks 26 Personal
28 Deaths
local church's 100th Anniversary this year. Namei of the 28 and judges' decisions
on the winners are on the Expositor's Hentall pages., Friday morning .a number of
the beards went under the razor. (Staff Photo) store
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BEFORE THE-SPRING RUSH
WHLLE THE SELECTION IS
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- Good Selection of Vegetables
Flower Seeds
- Dahlia & Gladiolus Bulbs
We are taking orders for
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1 would like' .to thank my family„
relatives, and friends for all the
flowers, cards and visits while I
was in„. Hospital. A
special thanks to Dr. Moyo and
Dr. Malkus and the nursing staff.
It was all very much appreciated.
— Mrs Arthur Henderson.
24-39-1
Words cannot express . our
personal thanks to all our friends ;
and our children's friends who
afteeded our 40th Wedding
Anniversary party. A ;Oeelal:,
"Thank you” to our fainily for
planning the event and for the
gifts and the many cards we
received. It was all. deeply
appreciated. — Elmer and
Dorothy Townsend. 24-39-1
My sincere gratitude is here
expr essed to all those who
remembered me with
visits, cards, gifts and' acts of
kindness while I was in hospital in
wingham and London and since
my return home. A special thanks
to the Seaforth Public School Staff
and, students. Your
thoughtfulness was appreciated .
Jesie.Litt.e 1
26 Personal
Mr. and Mrs. ,Fred Elliott,
R.R.#5, Clinton, announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter Beverley Dianne to
Ronald I Desch, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Oesch of Zurich. The
wedding will take place May 8 at
4 p.m. in Zurich Mennonite
Church, Zurich, Ontario. 26-39-1
We invite engaged couples to
visit the Arbor Gift Shop in
Clinton. Pick up a free gift and
tell your friends about our Shower
PARSONS — In South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, on Wednesday,
March 31, 1976, William Robert
Parsons, beloved husband of
the former Almeda Finkbeiner in
his 76th year. Dear father of
Robert, (Bob) Parsons, R,R.2,
Staffa, 'dear brother of ARchie
Parsons, R.R.2, Hensall, Fred
Parsons, London, Mrs. Joseph
(Margaret). Ferguson, Hensall,
Mrs. David (Mamie) Ryckman,
Pollock, South Dakota and 3
grandchildren. He was a member
of 1.0.0.F. Lodge of Hensall. The
body rested at the Bonthron
Funeral Home, Hensall until
Saturday April. 3.1-d where the
funeral service was helthat 2 P.M.
Reverend Donald Beck
ROBB — Nina Margaret beloved
daughter of John and Margaret
Robb, Born 1885 , died 1975.
Come home to rest.. Graveside
service Maitlandbank Cemetery 4
—p;-rn. Saturday, April 10. 28-39-1
Hensall
The service at Hensall United
Church for Passion Sunday was
conducted by Rev. Don Beck with
Mrs. John Turkheim at the 'organ.
The, choir sang the anthem,
"Praise the Lord, Ye Heavens,
Adore Him" and the sermon was
#5 in the series, "What is a
virtue?" Hope. Hope is, the
Christian's privilege as it is linked
to trust, faith and truth. On
April 12 the choir will present the
Easter Cantata, "No Greater
Love" in the Church.
AND THE WINNER IS — Marion 'Hulley of 11 Side
St. won $120.32 in the March arena Fund 50/50
draw. David•Hulley sold, the, Winoing ticket, which wa ,
drawn in the Expositor Offite by Editor. Susan
White.The next draw will be held Friday, April 30.
(Staff Photo)
We like to know our customers.,
by name!
and Bridal registry service. No o fficiating. Burial in Crediton
charge, no obligationS. 26.384 Cemetery. 28-39.1
Seaforth
BEST MEN'S AMATEURS — Optimist President Every week more and more
Keith MacLean, centre,. presented trophies after people discover what mighty jobs
Sundays big ' canoe race. Winners of the men's H
are accomplished by low cost '
amateur class were ,Ed. -Tait and Phil Coughlin of 52u7r-o0n24E0 xp
p
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New Dundee. (Staff Photo) .
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shop.
Seatorth
All the bright and fashionable styles
for SPRING are here
Clothing for the newborn right up to ladies size 20
Leather purses in assorted shades just right to
go along with a new spring coat
Great selection of gowns
for the upcoming dances and weddings.
The Racks and Sttelves
are Full
at
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