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At ilapkwooril Mame this week gandenirng
a*I haring were added to time mai wertly
activities. The haking prookreed instant
„results • and the gardening WM pfelhine
nentattn ha warmer weather. '
On Monday the 1 ge bgalieeelior a
• challeffiging game. The players were
Wn McDougall, Austin Whin Aline
. Omar mid Lloyd r emelt. Another group
galree en ifray to play I•gee game.
• itiefulay 3#anging Mapleeood had an in-
door session. Paul Vanderwinteri
•helped! residerds Moon Illierneer, an
fleas Agnes Hanter, vrmana merkatgaR,
EdJsandJernttpietpthgbilhs
in pods. Paul is going n er: after the plarolS
niFebr'atdsAary, wheleame :iiree eazgy 1.e.egiele
of spring amen. -
On TM:day afternoon warfare was just as
popular as ever. Tice avid players ware Ise
Stanley, Jean Olio% Virdson Timmer, Ger-
tie Taylor, Awn Matheson, mama
McDogal, Lloyd Hoorat, HOES Seen and
Anse Orman
On Wednesday Reverend Gilson was
enehle
to came to Mepftw000l is place of
the warship' serierhe the group engaged in an
241wt deg. Everyone pot their heart and
cool ha the renditions id o ee1i ferroillier
&nee Thank yen to Winona MeDmgall who
played the piano.
"llemrsday morming's siegereeng had to
cancelled due to the. volanteeer having
laryngitis' She is wished a speedy reirovery.
Thiesolv afternoon Dmeilla Leila was
in
to lead fitness M1RRq • One eif the meet
reameing thiegsationt exercise is ft results
in the ability to move vita greater ease.
This is the case with aft of the group het in
partiMdar with the star pupil Helen Dallm.
The other enthusiastic' members ane Agnes
limter, Edgar Allan, Esther mmitkps.,
Winona MeDiingail and Lam Tot
Friday mond* the kitchen became the
focal pant The residents, Helen Daftes„
Jean Johns, Gertie 'Peeler and Jessie
Finlayson, velunteer Gad Hills and fatderal
staff 'made fancy squares fur the bazaar.
The idea was to freeze the delihnes residts.
However, after all the sammtle' g was &mil
was decided another bake day was needed
next week.
Friday afteemen saw the Bingo Ciera
assembled to try their Inclecence nem. Rerth
Bock, volmteer, called the umbras and the
players eerie Ed Jahns, Ise Stanley, Winona
Gertie Taylor and Anna
Sherrin.
On Saturday the shame vanteers,
• residents and staff decorated the Christmas
trees in both the upstairs and downstairs
Images Many residents have decorated
their rooms for the Christmas season.
• Birthdays were celebrated ihy John
Pullman on November 17 and Arnold La-
nnert mi November M. Both gentlemen were
in the b °spite] on their birthdays.
Maplewood is pleased to say beth felines
are well and back at tame .
Residents and staff of Illaplemxt wish to
*repress sincere sympathy to Ethel Coleman
and the Coleman firmly on thedeathof their .
husband and father, Russell Celeman. Ile
will be a well remembered friend.
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dent Joyce Van Vliet, secretary, Margaret
()meg,' Supper Cammittee - are Kathleen
Wsijia,MarilnMd,DiaieMe-
1aflme Helen Crag Margaret Craig Cop-
per collection was taken and winners were
Kathleen Williams' on's side.
Lunch was served by Melinda Johnston
and the hostess.
VLSITIORS
Recent guests With Emerson and Phyllis
Mitchell and other relatives in the area were
Charlie and GraceSwitzerof Bigger Saskat-
chewer?, Lam Nether, Plenty, Saskat-
chewan and Fred Arndt of Dodsland,
Saskatchewan
Robert and May. Lundy of Hamallan spent
the weekend at the lime of Allan and Betty
meeeen anal attendee Wm:- Annivermay par-
ty in the Walton Hall Saberday evening'
Ken and Grace ViEbee of Napanee visited
last week'with Ian and Elva Withere and
Brian and other relativre.
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MOONS 'PARTNERS - Members of the Seaforiti Jodi& Farmers performed a square
dance fur seam attending their euchre piny at the Legioar Monday MOIL 'Nem
dancers Dianne Van VIM mei Rob lieurreing pair up tavide Linda &Mane Jaidece Mar -
ray and Anne Aim pick partmem Wayne Wray, Mire Ryan and Essay. The Junior
Farmers he axerniestimg in Sing Swing in Simecoe gins elm:kerne, an annual priceihreWe
carrapeetion. '
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SeatPTHIO itltianar Resideets were busy dene
Mg the mek with a amber off activities.
Starting lad Monday the Minor"
dub ladd a /AMA sale which prated to be
very seseereermel Proceeds will be used fora
winter garde:dog projecL
Tivesday Jether Voleateers visitnd to
assist with wheelchair bereliog 'Brim were
given out to lad yeee's tamers as follows:
average, Frank Steal% MO single,
Dave Netzke, Lathes high average, Wilma
Brill, Most improved„ derma Neteke and Hugh
'Ory291P, &EU Salo.
Winners for alley bowling at Starlight
Lanes them High single, Patrick Ryan ad
high average, Harold Walsh.
A worthip service was held Wednesday at
2 p.m with the Reverend Sather in charge.
Bingo was held Friday afternoone and
• May at bingo were: Jeeps NoLen„ Eva Net,
eke, Marguerite Slad, Harold Walsh„ Robert
McClure, Elmer Bakcsy, Wm. Connolly and
Menefee Hems.
PERSONALS •
Welcome to Glen Rase who became a resi-
dent of Seaford! Manor last Monday.
Visiting with Alice Boyes during the week
were her daughter Dorothy tinier and bus,
hand Ed Boyes_
Tom, Heather and Bill Nigh, also Ryan
Morris' , 'isited with Illeksinforris„ also Mr.
and Mrs- Bob Nigh and sem Bel and Janie' e
and James Morris.
Visiting with Carole Geddes were ber hus-
band Charlie of Kitchener aed Shirley
Dinsmore_
Sheila Morton visisted with Norma Jef-
frey en Saturday.
A1112 Oilrea of Michigan visited with
Evelyn Canino last Tuesday.
Jim Rose visited with is father Gien
Rose.
Mary Nolan visited with her husband Jiin_
Beat Deft was visited by. sisters
intginerin Stever and Bose Merear.
Cassie Nicholson was masited by son Ross
of Eginondialle.
Sidney Scroggs visited his mother Madge
Reines on Sunday.
Jim and Ursula O'Sullivan visited their
brother Leo.
Visiting with Dave and Eva Netake were
their daughter Rose Altman of town and
Doreen Bowers of Mtchener.
Venda Cameron was visited by daugldere
in-law Audrey. '
On Monday afternoon the exercishe ginem
was conducted by Drusilla Leitch for an
hoer of fun and fitness_ Frank Smale
[Resented Dries& with a hand made
cultism on behalf of the residents and also
expressed, very fittingly, awn/dation to
her for the interest and tirne speol with
they daring the past year -
Cindy and Shede y Maloney, St. Michael's
Secondary 'School, Stratford,isiled with
Lyr.
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HOW SHOULD I PROVIDE
FOR MY PET?
We scPuld ae to at/Mess a question
•in this column which comma many
• people, though it MI dealt with very
often. Whatb the bemt way to provide
far one's pelt atter one claw? We hope
l-iinfermatiera wall be ret help to *twee
ofyou who have arernab len love and
want to see oared teler.
The simplest method is to give yore
• pett and„ it necemary. suffirdene funds
to take care of ii arising the pef s rde
• to a re/Cable Mend whoevants the pet.
• Yee cm also eet up a trust for the
Meanie of the tmstee Mot the pet) by
which you leave a certain amount at
money for the support of the animal
A third mellereles to tritt- yolier esee
muter to arrange for the care and
maintenance of yore pelt after your
death, leaving suffident funds to do
so.
We suggest you- ask woe lawyer about
this and other legal Matters concem-
ing your veil. We Welcome an your
' ctinestrom through this
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INTENErf23 IASTIWEEK
Visiting with BM Scott were his"wi.ha
Isabel and Rev. Ione Keays of Idadoen
Gladys Van Egneed elsital her mother
Mabel Handy.
Helm Morris was pleased to aftend the
baptismal Ceremony for her grandson
James Morris.' . •
Hilda Austin dated with Catherine
Audio,ake Fra:ok and Margaret Sinatra
David Alexander of Ember° visited his
grandmother Cassie Ilneholsore
visiting Nina Jeffrey wereMr. and
Mrs. Dave Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin
Nott and Mary Hart.
Last Timesday Caembs and Barb Seat •
darted andomeseded residents with a pop-
py. Also Pat Itioenand Len Bloomfield at,
tended services at the emote* On Remem-
brance Day.
Isabel Scott and Florence Stewart visited
with Ititorima Jeffrey• .
Kay O'Rourke and Doris' Ryan from the
CWL visited residents on Friday afterimage
Mende Ross was out with Mrs.liarby to
see her sister Mrs. Sonommerialle at Myth.
Bit! Redo of Stratford visited with thee
eildiolson and brought a large box of appks
to treat all residents.
Mary K. titian spent Wednesday at the
home of Mary Margaret Maloney and
visited with Theresa and George &won.
&linens store had a clothing display at the
Manor last Tuesday for residents to pur-
chase from_
The draw for the quilt will take place next
Friday at the Manor at 4 p.m.
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for assessing all real property for the purposes of municipal and school
taxation.
Assessment Rolls are prepared and delivered to municipalities which
use them to set mill rates and calculate property tax bills. The amount of
property tax you will pay on your home or business in 1988 is determined
by multiplying the assessed value Of your property by the Mill rate.
If you want to learn more about your property assessment, the Regional
Assessment Office invites you to attend its Open House Session.
Opent-louse Sessions • Appeal Procedure
Open Houses are held in every municipal- If, after attending your local Open House, you
ity at convenient times and locations to pm- are WI dissatisfied Wilit your assessment,
vide you with the opportunity to discuss your you have the right to appeal it to the Assess -
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An assessor wI be pleased to explain the under appeal is fair and equitaNe with the
basis of your property assessmerif and is assessments of similar properties in the
authorized to amend any inaccurate inform- vicinity. The Assessment Review Board is
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Roll to your municipaRty. court of law.
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Property miners and tenants will reocive Woke of PmpertyValuatiori, write a letter, or
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