The Huron Expositor, 1981-09-23, Page 17g
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To all my family, friends, and
,comrades of the Ladies Auxil-
iary and comrades of Branch
156 for cards, and flowers and
fruit while I was a patient in
the Seaforth Hospital. my
th anks. The care and kind-
ness from the nurses and
staff, thanks to Dr. Malkus
and Pr: Rodney. My thanks.
Everything was greatly tip-
predated. —Peg Coombs
24-24-1
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dever-
eaux are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage, of
their daughter. Jean Eliza-
beth. to Robert James Carno-
than; son' 010. and Mrs.
Thomas Mulholland. Mit-
chell. The marriage will take
plaCe at 4:30 p.m. on Satur-
day, October 10th, 1981 in St.
James Roman Catholic
Church, Seaforth.
26-24-1'
EMMRICHt Clinton and
Judy are proud to. announce
the birth of first son. James
Earl William on Sept. 5 in
Wingham Hospital, weighing
6 pounds. 13 ounces. Proud
grandparents ate Mrs. Ruth
Thamer, Walton and Mr. and '
Mrs. Earl Emmrich, Kitch-
27.24x1 ener.
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CONTACT
Murray Bolgfir
(519) 482-3623 Clinton
A contributing organization.to Jerry's Kids
V
Members were given their
duties for the beef supper
Sept. 30. The next meeting
will be held Oct. 12 at 8 p.m.
A Dutch auctionviill be the
project. Members donated
$1.00 for each summer
month. A sale of tuticlea and
baking was held with Mrs.
DorisSillery taking the bid's.
Notice
TOWN
OF
SEAFORTH
INCREASE IN INTEREST
TO BE ADDED
TO TAX ARREARS
Effective October 1, 1981, interest to be
added to tax arrears will be increased to•
22.8% per annum. This affects upaid taxes
for 1989 and. prior years.
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Friday October 9th .4
Saturday
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October 10th
THE HURON Epp° iToR* SEPTEMRE
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21 Tender Wanted 21 Tender Wanted 26 Personal 26 Personal
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Tenders for
Snowplowing
-T dens for a grader
stioCvP1.9*19, q0.1V a
alt Mika Verth, est
eerner of ToWnshitg Grad,
or ranst•ye equip d. ‘vitlx•
plOw. an'd' a levelling
wing. Tender fortes avail'
able at Rd. •Supt.'s and
must be in his bandss by 5
p.m- Oct. 5/81. Lowest or .
• any tender not necessarily
accepted and must he
approved by MX.C.
George Heggart
Rd. Sept.
Lendesboro. Ontario
NO1411110
21-24-2
INSURANCE AND IRNAITKIAIL SIMMS
Friends and relatives are cordially invited to a social
evening and dance in honour of the fiftieth anniversary of
Warren and Marie Gibbings, October 3,1981 at 8:00 p.m. in
,the Goderich Twp. Community Centre. Holmesville. No
gifts please, best wishes only. 26-24-1
Mit01011 Co op
130 GeOrglita. %t t'
Nliktell, Ont. NOK IN°
etin't 348-9975
Rea: 348-9975
28 Deaths '
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FREE
24 Card of Thanks
I would like to thank everyone
who helped me the night of -
the the accident. I would also like
to thank all my friends,
relatives and neighbours for
their concern during my stay
in University Hospital and
since returning home. Your ,
prayers,thoughtful hess,
cards, phone calls, visits ,and
gifts are greatly appreciated
and will always be remember-
ed. My family adds their„
deepest thanks also. — Brian
Moore. 24-24x1
I wish to thank my family,
relatives and friends and my
apartment 'neighbours for
their visits,' cards and gifts
While was 11, 'Patient' iii the
hospital and' since coming
home. Special thanks to Dr.
Malkus and Dr. Woall also
the 'nurses and staff:It was all
very much appreciated. —
Mrs. J. Grace Scott. 24-24*1
24 Card of Thanks
My sincere thaOs.tolantily.,
friends and neighbours for
the lovely ficiwers, cards
treats, and visits while a
patient in Seafprth Commun-
ity Hospital. Special thanks to
Dr. Malkus the nurses and
hospital staff for their excel-
lent care and kindness.
Everything was greatly. ap-
predated. —Leona Huisser
24-24x1
I would like to thank my
family, relatives and friends •
for visits. cards and lovely
flowers while I was in Strat-
ford Hosiiital. It was very
much appreciated. —Helen
McClure 24424x1
26 personal
The forthcoming marriage of
Mary Lynn Talbot to Paul
tibstut is announced by
parents Mrs. Ruth Talbot and
the , late Bud Talbot of Hay-
field and Isobel and Joe
Gibson of R.R. 2 Seaforth.
The wedding will take-place
on Saturday Oct. 10 at Knox
Presbyterian Church, Bay-
field at 4:00 p.m. Open
reception to follow at the
White Carnation, Holmes-
ville. 26.:24-1
Both families are happy to
announce the engagement of
their children Nancy Louise,
daughter of Mrs. Robert
Franklin, and the late Robert
Franklin of Seaforth , to
Dettilis,lohlkson "of Mr-and..
Mrs. John F. O'Reilly of R.R.
Mrs. Maria Laurent.° is proud
to announce the forthcoming
marriage of her daughter
Mary Lou to John 1Prirneau,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray•
Primeati. On October 10,
19811 at St. James Church,
Seaforth. ' 26-24-1
27 Births
DEN HAAN, Marylin and
Harry would like to thank God
for the birth of their first son,
Nicholas Arie, born on Wed-
nesday. September 16, 1981
in St. Joseph's Hospital.
Hamilton. 27-24-1
GERRIE* Larry and Dorothy
(nee' Jamieson) of Guelph,
Ontario are very proud to
announcethe arrival of twins,'
Shannon Arlene 5 lbs. and
Robert Scott 6 lb. V2 oz. on
Wed. Sept. 16th at Guelph
General Hospital Guelph,
Ont. 27-24x1
Tudersmith Unit 1 met
Jack Henderson took the
Monday eve Sept. 14 Mrs.
complete devotions in the
absence of Mrs. Grace Chap-
man. Mrs. Hazel McNaugh-
ton was at the piano. The
scripture was taken from
"Mark" and her topic was on
"Harvest" stressing that our
lives cannot be. re-sown as a
fanner sows seeds. We must
live our lives for a harvest
. that Is_ready. at _anytime- .
Mrs. Hazel McCartney
president, thanked the ment-
bets for coming even if the
number was few. She thank-
ed Jean fart Tier devotions. A
moment's silence was ob-
served in memory of the• haw
Mrs. Mary , Haugh. All re-
peated. the 23rd Psalm.
Mrs. Beatrice Stull read
the minutes '"of the June
meeting. 9 members ..an-
swered the roll call 'with the
first school they attended.
Mrs. Violet Ross-read thank
you cards from The Haugh '
-"rainy aftd- Miss Jean Mc-
Ewen.
Dates to keep in mind were
an invitation to Varna Thank-
effering Oct t and ,,„Lond-
esboro Oct. 5. BrUcefield
Dessert Euchre and bake
sale Oct. 14, Several cards
were signed for the ill folk s.
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Recithipdeoplatniy
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1240Na„u,Msi day
54941 for
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grader minimum horse-
power 190. All tenders
must be .submitted on
tender thrills which are
available at the township
office.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
WAYNE DOLMAGE
Road Sipertniendent
'11-24-7
26 Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Murray A.
Dennis, Walton, Ontario are
pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
eldest daughter, Peggy Ann
to.John Wakahayashi,-son .
Mr. Eichi Wakabayashi. Loh-
don Ont. and the late Mrs.
Wakabayashi. The wedding
• will take place. October 10,
1981 in First Westminster
United Church, London. Ont-
ario.
26-24-1
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2Deblin. The marriage to
take place in the St, Colum- Stratfo d h r as.
ban ,.,Cathalic China, St,
Columban. on' Saturday, Sep-
tember 26, 1981. 26-24-1
AUBREY BAKER
Aubrey Baker, suddenly at
his home in Everett, Ont. on
Saturday Sept. 19. 1981.
Aubrey Baker in his 6th
year. Beloved husband of
Betty Quinn. Dear son of
,Mrs. Janet Baker. Seaforth.
Dear brother of Alex, of
"Mitchell, William of Kitchen-
er,.Garfield of Seaforth, John
of Hamilton and predeceased
by Mrs. Janet Kinnar. Rested
at the W.John Thomas Fun-
eral, Home, Alliston where
service was held on Tuesday
Sept. 22, 1981 at 2:30 p.m.
Interment Maitland Bank
Cemetery. Seaforth.
28.24-1
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'horse shoe pitching competitions for about five years, and was the 1979
Ontario doubles champ. Saturday he displayed that winning form while
at the Huron County Plowing Match north 'Of BrusSets: — "'"
(Photo by Ellis)
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