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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-11-22, Page 22�.g.;sr MP S `gym nr' F`11 VIIW VIIWW I -73 3 IF THE HURON EXPOSITOR,, NOVEMBER ':22, 1979 t•:., • 2 ,f.,.ega1Notice* NoT1cETo ciatra0A in the estate of BESSIL WO* All persons having claims against the Estate of Bessie Wurm late of the Tcwn Rf $eaforth, in the County of Huron, deceased, who died. on the 19th day, of October, 1979 are hereby noti►fled tQ send in full particulars of their claims to, the under- signed. on Or before the 6th day of December, 1979, after which date the assets will be: distributed having regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 9th :day of November. 1979. McCONNELL,,STEWART DEVEREAUX. Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the Estate 22-27-3 24Cards of Thanks. At the going down of the sun,. and in the morning, we will remember them andwe shall. remember our many friends. for any kindness, extended to us, in the loss of our dear brother and uncle Dave Sangster. —Minnie and Leonard Noakes and family 24-28-1:. We would like to express our thanks to •relatives, friends. and neighbours for gifts, cards and good. wishes and. Special thanks to Betty Jean and Gary for a lovely surprise 40th anniversary dinner. —Ed and Janet•Andrews 24-28x1 The family of the late Mrs. Annie Bruce would like to. thank all those who visited. her in her recent illness and, helped in any way at the time of her death. • 24-28x1 I' would like to thank, all those: who supported our first Christmas Tea and Bazaar -at. Seaforth Manor. Te the staff and everyone who donated to this event. Special thanks to Mrs. Mary Carroll', Mrs, Diane McLeod, and. Mrs. Dorothea: Williamson for their time and :assistance in getting the Ceramics ` pro- gram started.. To anyone else who volunteered' or helped in any way, your generosity made our first bazaar a real success. —Mary . Finlayson, Activity Director, Seaforth. Manor Nursing Home 24-28-1 1 wish to thank everyone for their kindness during my recent illness, Forthe visits, flowers, treats and cards. Special thanks to Drs. Rod: ney and Malkus, hospital. nurses and staff, Father Cooney and -Stanley and Marjorie Bray Who se effic- iently are look'ng after the taxi. Marjorie Maloney 24-28x1 Mrs,. Helen Dallas would like to say thank you to Dr. Underwood and the staff of the Seaforth Hospital and Rev. McMillan of the. Bruce - field United rucefield=United and the beautiful flowers and cards which were received. Again, thank you. 24=28x1 Words cannot express our, thanks and appreciation to all who sent cards, flowers, Sifts, best wishes and also attended ,our dance to share with us in -celebrating; our 40th wedding anniversary. A special thank you to the family,. Gerry St, Marie and hist ,orchestra, Mrs. Howard Finkbeiner for providing the lunch, Clinton Pipe Band, Brussels Pipe Band, Grace flymers Carter and the Strat- ford Rainbow Squares and all the step dancers: You all helped make it an occasion that we will never forget. Many thanks again. - 14elson & Annie Have 24.-28x1 I would' dike to express my sincere thanks to Al who sent flouters, treats, visits and lovely cards 'toy me while 1' was a patient in Listowel Hospital. A •very special, thanks to everyone who sent baking, to the - house for my very busyfamily at this time Of year and last but not least 1 would like to thank Marilyn McDonald and her daughter for doing a +very good job for Me in my absence. One never knows that yOit :have sa many friends until you're down and out. Yowr generosity will ; never be forgotten,. —Anne Ryan, Walton •..... 24-.12-1 24 Cards of Thanks: Sincere thanks: to our fancily,. relatives, neighbours, and. friends who helped make our. 40th wedding, ;anniversary a, very happy occasion. Thank you for the cards,gifts and flowers, and all who accepted our family's invitation to visit with us at "Open House" on. Sunday, November 18th. Thanks to our family for the Anniversary dinner and a: very memorable evening, on, Friday,: ',November 16th.; -Gordon & Sarah Elliott 24-28;t The family of, the late Bert- ram Hemingway would like: to thank their many neigh* hours, friendsand relatives for flowers, cards, donations to the Cancer Society, Heart Foundation, Gideon Memor- ial Bibles, Brussels United Church Memorial Fund and many other .expressions of sympathy and kindness. The offers to help in our home and the baking received were much appreciated. We wish to extend our grateful thanks to Rev, E, Le Drew, the. ladies of the UCW, the M.L. Watts Funeral. Home, the pallbearers, and the flower bearers, —Viola and Morris Hemingway 24-28=1. I wish to express my grati- tude tothose who were so very kind to me while i was a patient in St. Joseph's Hosp- ital, London. Special thanks to ,Dr. Siebert and Dr. Hawkeswood, and to all the nurses.1 also especially want. to thank the Lloyd Hoggarths Ruth ' Cluff -and • also. Effie Stephenson. 1 appreciated the visit from Dr. Campbell and from Rev. Mr. Duke. My sincerest thanks to all. JanetCluff 24-28x1 Thanks to Father Cooney, Dr. Rodney, ` Dr. Whitman, the nurses and staff, also. those who sent cards and visited .me while in Seaforth Community Hospital.—Mrs. Alf Price 24-28-1 The family of the late Mrs. :Howard Armstrong wish to 'thank those ' who came to offer their sympathy, sent cards, and gave donations': at' the time of our bereavement. We wish also to. thank Dr. Whitman, `Box ;Funeral Home and Carol Carter, the pallbearers and any others • who helped. It was greatly appreciated. 24-20-1' 1 would like to thank my friends, neighbours and 'rela- tives fo ela-tives•for their cards, flowers and visits while I was a patient in Seaforth Com- munity Hospital. Special thanks. to Dr. Whitman and hospital nursing staff and to Neil McGavin and Mert Hackwell who assisted in. plowing. —Ross Driscoll 24-28x1. 25 In Memoriam; COUGHTREY.:' In • loving memory of James •Coughtrey who passed away 4 years ago November 23rd, 1975. Just a prayer from ones who loved you, Just a memory fond and .true, In our hearts you live forever Because we thought the world of you. ' —Always remembered by Alynn, Nellie, and Gladwyn Dale. •2S-28.1 26 Personal 32 YEAR old man with 7 year old son wishes to, meet lady' in similar situation for companionship. Serious re- plies only to Box N3409 The Huron Expositor. . 26-28x2 ARE you living with a drink- ing problem? Al Anon can help, .5271650 or Box. 226, Mitchell or Box 482, Coder- ich. • 26-26x8 27 Births HULL: Ken & Marg '(Ellig son) Hull are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter Melanie Rebekah, born Nov. 14, 1979 at St: Mary's Hospital in Kitchener weighin 6 •lbs. and 10 oz. A second rafdchild for Mrs. Edgar 'Elligson, `and a first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hull. 27-28+1 COL ANI Gerald, Jean & Steven waist to thank God for the safe arrival of Jlllie Marie on Nov': 8/79 at ' Goderich 7.. Births Alexander & Marine Hosp- ital. Proud grandparents are Erma Brenner, R.R. 2, St. Mary's,; Francispp& Edith Cpieet i!t, RX la Seaforth, 27-28-1 DALE: Doug & Jean Dale are happy to announce thearri: val of their daughter, Christ Inc Ruth Ann, born Nov, 5, 1979, weighing 8 lbs. 1'% oz. at St, Joseph's Hospital. London„ Proud: grandparents. are Mr, and Mrs. Robert- Glen obertGlen and Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Dale, 27.28x1'. 28 Deaths, GEDDES William, Suddenly at. Vic- toria Hospital South Street Campus on Tuesday, Nov- ember 6, 1979, William James. Geddes of 931 Wonderland Road, in his 70th year, Beloved husband. of the late Irene (Wankel) Geddes, Dear brother ,of Mrs, Edna Snell of Kingston, Nova Scotia. Also surviving are several nieces, nephews. and cousins. Jas, A. Harris Funeral Home, 220 St. James Street at Richmond, where the complete service was conducted on Friday, November 9„ at 1 p.m. 'Inter- ment Maitland Bank Ceme- tery, Seaforth. 28-28-1 SANGSTER: Suddenly in Exeter Saturday November loth David William Raymond. Sangster of Hensall in his S9th year. Beloved husband of Janeth T. •.(Simpson) Sangster. Dear father of Gail D.Hensall, Pamela J. Toronto and N.W.T., Sheila R. Davenport, Toronto, David Andrew (deceased. 1961), Robbi' I. and H. Elizabeth at home and one grand daughter Stacey. Also survived by Mrs. L. Noakes and: Mrs. J. Peebles and brothers James and. • John. Sangster. Dave was a veteran . of World War 2 serving with the Alouette Squadron 425 city of Quebec. 28-28x1 1 Coming; Events. A t Seaforth Public School: Young, People's Threatre presents, the "1837: FARMERS' REVOLT" -- an adaptation of the Theatre Passe Muraille production and related entertainment. 1 show ionlyl January .11 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets $3.00. Call 527-1860 to reserve. Sponsored by the Van Egmond Foundation. 1-28-2 Answers on calf rations More enquiries are being received at the office relative to feeding and management practices in calves, heifers and dairy cows. Dairy calves generally requite some con- centrates until theage of 8-10 months. ' Good forage could supply 'an. increasing.. percentage of the ration'after 4-5 months. Concentrates will certainly be needed when the ' forage quality is low. ' Calves should receive col- ostrum for at least the first 3 days. and then milk at the rate of 8-10%of body weight during the first few weeks after birth. A milk replacer at an equivalent level may be. substituted. Calves can gen- erally be'weaned from milk at 4-6 weeks of age or when they are consuming some hay and starter ration daily. During the first week of the calfs life, good quality hay and at least an 18%-20% starter ration should be avail- able to the calf atall times. The calf should be allowed all. the starter it will eat, up to a maximum of 4-5 lbs. De- creased amounts of milk should be fed'. and the calves weaned when they are .con- suming 4-5 lbs. starter daily. Do not feed finely ground or dusty feeds, but rather crack- ed or rolled grain. Early cut, green, leafy, soft stemmed hay is the best forage and the calves should: be offered all they will eat. After 4-6 months of age, the., calf' starter may be replaced with * 16% protein ration. Knox what you, need In determining the amount and kind Of concentrate:, t needed, it is .absolutey es- sential, to know what type of forage is available and the analysis of that forage as, to crude protein.. ;c'aleintn, phos- • phorusand magnesium etc. It is then. and only then, that ' a concentrate can be selected, that will supply the neces- sary amount of additional{ nutrients needed at the low- est cost. Hays and• sllages, vary greatly in composition, depending on the stage :of f o►: rc e, matutity at time of eliding cu init process, etc. but the chemical aaaly s will give I s this information A simple concentrate mixture maY, then be compounded': 'from. the above forage flgnrea .available. Simple niiixtures,are just as effective as complex ones, as long, as the necessary re^ quirements are met. 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