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39. CARD OF THANKS
s',.dGHTS
I would like %a thank everyone who sent me
flower.,, cards and visited me while in the
Seaforth Community Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Underwood, Dr, Malkus and
nursing staff. It was all greatly appreciated.
Joanne Knights
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VANTYGHEM•
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A sincere thanks to all my relatives and
friends for all the gifts and cards and visits 1
received while staying in Seaforth Commun-
ity Hospital. Monique Vantyghem
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A Cordial Invitation To An
OPEN HOUSE
and
CHRISTMAS TEA
Sunday, December 14
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Visit with us and savour the sights, the sounds, the aroma of Christmas on
Sunday, December 14. Enjoy the delightful sounds of Christmas music
presented by local musicians and browse through the displays of unique local
crafts, Join us In the pleasant surroundings of the restored and refurbished
Old Public School — Maplewood Manor, for delicious Christmas cookies,
treats and tea. And visit with the Jolly fellow him'Self — Santa Claus, A
delightful experience. A day to remember.
MAPLEWOOD MANOR
13 Church St., Seaforth, 527-1440
REID
I wish to thank my friends and relatives for
the cards, visits and phone calls received
while in Stratford Hospital and since coming -
home. Thanks to Dr. Wong, Dr, Fuller and
the nurses on third floor, A special thanks
goes to Katie Stimorc for her kindness to
Annie while she was there, Nelson Reid
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• ELGIE
I wish to thank my family, my relatives,
friends and neighbors and Northside United
Church for remembering' me in so many
ways on my 90th birthday. The beautiful
cards and flowers, gifts and long distance
phone calls. The lovely dinner party given in
my honor by my family. Your kindness will
never be forgotten, 1 wish you all a Bright
and Beautiful Christmas and a Happy New
Year. Violet Elgie
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EVERYNE
WELCOME
Fran Hook, R.N.
Administrator
ADAMSON
The family of the late Marshall Adamson
wish to express their sincere thanks to Dr.
Rodney and the nurses at Seaforth Hospital
for the care he was given. Also the special
acts of kindness to us. To our friends and
neighbors thank you for your expressions of
sympathy. Eileen and daughters
Marg and Joy
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MrLAUGHLIN-
I wish to thank my :'mlly, neighbors, friends
for phone calls, cards, prayers, gifts and
visits. Special thanks to Fr. Carrigan, Fr.
Caruana, Dr. Malkus, Dr. Wong and the
nursing staff of Seaforth Community Hospi-
tal. Also the prompt attention of the
ambulance service. Many thanks to all.
Mike McLaughlin
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CHRISTMAS
OPEN
HOUSE
SUNDAY, DEC. 14
12 NOON THRU 4:00 p.m.
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FLOWER DEMONSTRATION — Steve Hildebrand of Hildebrand Flowers, was a welcome
guest at the hospital Friday. Mr. Hildebrand gave a demonstration on flower arranging to
patients In the hospital, on behalf of the Activation Group there. (McIlwraith photo)
Happy Citizens enjoy turkey dinner
BOYCE
We would like to express our sincere thanks
for the many acts of kindness shown us for
our 50th wedding anniversary on August 3.
For the pictures taken by photographer
Robert Watcher, of families, grandchildren
and great grandchildren and ourselves, a
gift from our children. Our brothers and
sisters and families had Open House for us
at the cottage of Marian and Barry Langmaid
in Ipperwash where we were presented with
the Huron County Atlas and a bouquet of silk
roses. To our children for an enjoyable
dinner at the Oakwood Inn, Grand Bend.
Also to Leonard and Florence Boyce for a
grand dinner at the Bedford Hotel,
Goderich. And for the many nice cards
received and good wishes. All of these
kindnesses were sincerely appreciated.
Fred and Norma Boyce
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•FREE DRAWS •FREE COFFEE and DONUTS
•FREE CHRISTMAS CORSAGE to the first 15 ladles
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PHONE -1110 J1oxer
28 Main Street
SEAFORTH
Next to Anstett Jewellers
FREE DELIVERY in Seaforth
ARTHRITIS SOCIETY
The Seaforth Branch of the Arthritis Society
would like to thank all those who helped in
any way as canvassers or contributors to
make 1986 a success Over 51 00. ane 0ldins
raised
g
Area Arthritis Co-ordinator
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140. IN MEMORIAM
WHITMORE: As another Christmas season
approaches we remember with gratitude and
love Erlin Whitmore who passed away on
December 12, 1982 and Ralph Whitmore
who passed away March 13, 1972
Loves greatest gift - "Remembrance"
"To live In the hearts of those we leave
behind.
Is not to die,
Lovingly remembered by Kathleen and
Karen Whitmore
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by Jean
The Store
With More
The Sealorth Happy Citizens No 865 held
their('hnstmas meeting in the legion Hall on
I)ec('mber 4
Grate Rroadfool welcomed everyone
SevenJy-live members and visitors sal down
to a bountiful turkey dinner catered and
served by the Legion ladies and men
The head table mciuded Zone 6 President
Elmer Ilayler and wife
Bea Storey thanked the Legion ladies and
Men for the dinner. The men did a super ph
Elmer Ilayter than brought {,'reettngs from
Znne 8 and told us the Spring (tally will he in
Dashwnnd to Apnl
Everyone enjoyed carol singing with Edith
Dunlop al the piano Kathleen ruthdn sent
her thank yous 1n all who had been so kind
dunng her slay in hospital She will be
homebound for Mille awhile yet
SAY
MERRY CHRISTMAS
to your
FRIENDS & RELATIVES!
The next mel•ling s% ill be un January 8 at
1311 p n1 Pleo.e note the change of date
A filet is as shim n in 1 aun•I and lfardy and
gut a Int nl laughs
The i np lu the Gent n1 Follies in Hamilton tS
on Uec•emher 11 Eser'yone is In meet al the
Legion 1lall al 8 a m
Ric•hre suss then pluyed with winners
ladies high Grace lirou llo i low. May
!Ocher Ione hands Munel MucLuchlan
Men high !till Kelly. low. Rachel Riehl ias
a man, lune hared. ftnh Maelaug(ilan
December is busy
I hieember n ala ayis sen bus% al school At
Clinton and (hsInci ('hnslian S(bool MU•
dents are imolscal in mans activities this
mssnlh
i)F t t -'l ltl-:It 1' UtTY
The giant sl talent .1111H.rI'..11) part) •sat+
rr h 1lnlrrl %vlh so11{ts rignpsssed and pre•
sealed bs e.uit .rparate eliw.anmm Sud)
talents were displalyd Individual poem
%titling aas rruneat-ft is tit. grade wsnners
griling their nun pram in Its harts' ready for
hanging 'Jia ntmir ILhr.d Isaac enjoyed
b. all F'rwwf and drink %sere enjoyed
especially the Line" tarts made by John
IInrlgedrwlrn 4r i reahsr ar latent airs
genemtnly disple%cc, 10 .t huge fell and
hurlap h.snner marking the 2 ;th anniversary.
\ns% all attentions haw heern tinned In
pprnxl:cing and rehearsing ba Ihr ("hrtslmas
f' rrysshere presentation le rrlrhrrste the
bath of Jesus i"brnsl Tors pprn$rarn w
planned fns Vednrsr(.s i ereanitrr 17
to sports atIrntrr'n is nn srdlrshan Thesis'
iter after critnnl sesei isv nn We'rine'rlay,
afternoons until 4 p m Siilden(s are
planning participation in some coral tnur°nsa
Will, In he held in the nen year
(:uilar lessons haw begun during the noon
recess interested students are taught by
Clarence Hes and Joyce Dekker
All in all i)ecember is already ver busy
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Diana Claus and Steven E Steep were
married Saturday ()ctniter 18. 10116 m the
First 1'reshstenan Church. Seaforth by lire
Reverend Yk tlltam Barber The bride is the
daughter of Mr and M Hattie (-taus of
Seaford) and the ernnm rs the son of Jean
Steep and the late Richard Steep Maid of
honor war Ni ichele Srnnnmon of Seaforth and
bridesmaids were Ingrid ('lass. of Seaforth.
sister of the bride and Joanne Hayter of RR
1. Varna. niece of the gmrim Flowergiel was
Karlanne Minnre 01 \es.market Rest man
was- lee ('usak of Seaford) and ushers were
Eidon Schmidt of Clinton and Jeff Hayter of
R111 . Y arna Ringhearer w as Jamie Hayter of
RR 1 Varna Fr.11os nog a reception at the
Seaforth legion 1he cnilple honeymooned in
Niagara Falb aril Northern oritaiio.• They
nos reside in Clinton
Rmnd;i Rntarlfont phn(o'
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