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24 Cards of Thanks
The family of the late Maurice
..... Melady wish to express sincere
thanks to their many relatives,
friends and neighbors for
'messages of sympathy, mass
cards, floral tributes, donations to
heaft fund and their many acts of
kindnessess in our time of loss of
a dear husband, father and
grandfather. Special thanks to
Father Oostveen, Father Laragh,
Father Melady, St. Columban
C.W.L., Dr. Malkus, staff of
Seaforth Community Hospital and
Audrey Malone and Teresa Lane
-for preparing meals for us at
home. Your sympathy and kind-
ness will always be remembered.
— The Melady Family. 24-91x1
I would like. to thank all my
neighbors, friends and relatives
for cards, visits and flowers while
I was a patient in Seaforth
Community Hospital. Special
thanks to the wonderful nursing
staff, Dr. Malkus for his kind
ssistance and Father Laragh and
Box Ambulance for their quick
e vice.' Your kindness will
ys be remembered. — Mrs.
Aubin 24-91x1
We would like to convey our
Sincere appreciation to relatives
and friends in and around
Seaforth on the occasion of our
40th Wedding Anniversary; for
the delicious dinner,' gifts,
surprises, etc. planned by Lois
Hodgert and Minna Scott and
their families and also ,for
arranging the delightful evening
at Family Paradise. These happy
moments will always be
remembered. — Ken and Ruth
Harrison, 159 Eagle Ave:, Apt. 1,
Brantford, Ont., N3F 1Z7 24-91-1 '
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ity to express my sincere thanks
to Dr. Moyo and the nursing staff
for their good care while Lwas a
patient in Seaforth Community
Hospital. Also 'to Rev. Father
Laragh for his kind visits and to
my_ relatives, neighbors ' and
friends who visited me and sent
cards and gifts. It vvasv all deeply
appreciated. — Joseph S.
O'Reilly 24-91x1
C.W.L. of St. Vincent de Paul,
Mitchell wish to thank everyone
for coming to the' etiehre 'Party,
also for their generous donations.
24-91x1
24 Cards of Thanks
I would like to express my
appreciation to our friends, rela-
tives and neighbors for cards,
flowers and treats and tp those
who visited me while a patient in
Seaforth Community Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Underwood,
•Dr. Malkus, the nursing staff and
the Box Ambulance, also to Rev.
Roberts. -- Helen Chesney
24-91x1
'A special thanks to my family,
friends, nursing staff of Seaforth
Community Hospital, R.S. Box
Ambulance, most of all to Dr.
Rodney. 1 would like to express
my deepest appreciation for all
the help and hard work during my
stay in the hospital and also for
the lovely gift of flowers I
received. —. Beulah Wilson
24-91.1
I wish to thank my family,
relatives, friends and neighbors
for the flowers, gifts, cards and
visifs, while a patient in. Seaforth
Hospital. A special thank you to
Drs. Rodney and Malku,s, Rev..
Reuber and to the nursing staff
for their wonderful care. , Every-
-thing was greatly appreciated. —
John Boyd , 24-91x1
25 In Memoriam
MOYLAN -- In loving memory of
a dear husband, John, who
passed away three years ago
April 6.
A prayer from those who love
you,
A memory fond and true.
In my heart you live forever,
Because I thought the world of
you.
— Sadly missed by his wife,
Mary. 25.91x1
26' Personal
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Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Dale, Exeter
are happy to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter Bonnie Jean to Lucas C.
Janmaat, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Janmaat of Seaforth. Wed-
ding to take place at 3 p.m.,
Saturday, May 7, at St—James
Roman Catholic Church,
Seaforth. Reception Pineridge
Cht,,et. 26-91.1
27 Births
• LANDSBQROUGH 7 David and
Pam are happy to announce the
birth of their son, Steven
Douglas, at Stratford General
Hospital on March 25, 1977, a.
brother for Jason. 27-91x1
JOHNSTON — Terry and Jill are
happy to announce the safe
arrival of Sarah Jayne, March 26,
at St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Baby sister for Eric Michael.
27-91-1
BOSHART — Bill and Nellie. are
pleased to anno-unce the birth of a
son Daryl James on M arch 27 in
St; Joseph's Hospital, London. A
brother for Gregory..' 27-91-1
ELLIOTT — DeWayne and Faye
are happy to announce the arrival
of their son Ryan DeWayne on
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23 Bus. Directory
The grade 12 curling bonspiel
last Friday was played out with
great enthusiasm. The winning
team, was led by Skip 'Glen
Stewart, with Gayle Beuerman
and Dan Rozell completing the
crew. Everyone • enjoyed
themselves. It's too bad that such
competitions couldn't be held
between the school houses.
Remeber them?
P.S.With the formal coming up
on April 22nd help is needed
in decorating. Lend a, hand to the
student council.
devotional given by Mrs. J.
Mc allister and Mrs. F. Slade.
Hoy is the Christian message at
both ' 'Christmas and'
Easter-without Joy. our worship-is
an empty shell. We should'
endeavour to ,tecapture the joy-df
the first Christians as they
chanted, "he is Risen".
Mrs. Knowles was introduced
'by Mrs. Audrey' Christie and
thanked by Mrs. Doreen Spencer.
Mrs. -Laird -Mickle accompanied
Classified
For the 'past week, 'the
yearbook club has been
sponsoring a phot contest. The
pictures must be black and white
and the negatives must be
included. These are to be used in
"Footsteps 77". Candids are
needced badly. very, very badly,
so participation is appreciated.
Prizes have been raised to
lst-$15, 2nd-$10 and 3rd-$5.
Last year's, yearbook is- done,
and will be sent in immediately. It
is a fairly good book. This years
book is well underway. Sales will
start _soon
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I Would like to take this opportun- 23 Bus. Directory
Hensatl. UCW sees
slides (.31 Bangladesh
children in Bangladesh go blind
every year through lack of
Vitamin A,.she said. There is only
one doctor to every I00,000
people; whole communities of
many thousands .}do not have the
services of either doctor or nurse.
and many of the rampant diseases
are caused, by contaminated
• water. Disaster has followed
disaster in the 1970's and
Compassion is one of the relief
and rehabilitation programs
carried out in that country. - the hymns and Mrs. Belva Fuss
Compassion has 'two function: sang, "There is a- green hill
To take care of children in accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
destitute countries and -to conduct Gertie Middleton.
Mrs. . Bonnie Knowles, of Evangelistic Outreach
"Compassion" showed slides of Campaigns: In ..this- way, they
Bangladesh at the April meetingf endeavour to 'give both physical
of the Heniall United Church and spiritual aid. ,
Women held...in the This being the Easter, meeting, , _ ,
Hall. on Monday, April 4.. 150,000' Joy was the subject of the
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In a very successful fund raising effort last Friday night at Clinton Public School,
the Clinton Nursery. School staged a children's fashion show before a sellout
audience of 275 persons. Here little Andrea Ribey of Seaforth is escorted down the
ramp-by Sandy, Skinner. In back are commentators Burt Lobb and Barb Alkemade.
(News-Record Photo)
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• At Metner's all meat is processed in government inspected facilties.' Processing is
done .to your exact specifications by highly Wiled meat cutters. Our cooling'
facilities allow your beef to he hung in a controlled atmosphere for as long as you
wish at no extra charge. Regular, Semi deluxe and Deluxe cutting plans give you a
choice of no boning, partial boning or total boning and rolling of roasts.
ALL CUTTING PLANS INCLUDE: Cutting steak to exact thickness, trimming
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Your hamburg ox stew. is 'trimmed as desired and packaged in flat square cube's for
easy storage and thawing„, We Can even make your hatnburg patties for summer
barbeque
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