The Huron Expositor, 1984-11-07, Page 16A16 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 7, 1984
NOTICE A1'lD THANK YOU
TO SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT
COMMUNITIES
On the first of May 1940 I started in the
practice of medicine and surgery in associa-
tion with the late Dr. E.A. McMaster in the
Seaforth Medical Clinic. After two score
years and four my physical health problems
have dictated my retirement from active
practice. It is with deep regret and nostalgia
that 1 have come to this decision and I would
like to thank the people of Seaforth and
district commuiaities for their welcome to a
stranger and their friendship and hospitality
extended to me and my family. Although
city -bred, my main desire was to dwell in a
small town which, I thought, would offer
more attractive opportunities for the raising
of a family. In this choice I was not
disappointed and the family all now agree
with me that Seaforth was an excellent place
in which to grow. Hoping to maintain my
contact with the community and to keep, and
add to, my many friends. Cordially
Paul L. Brady
19-45-1
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24.CARD OF THANKS 1
DOW
Dear friends: Your presence at our 40th
wedding anniversary celebration made the
occasion one we will always treasure. We
thank you sincerely forour friendship, cards
and gifts. Our gratefulthanksto our family
who so thoughtfully planned the party in our
honour, Your love and support we cherish, To
all who assisted them in various ways, thank
you, Mervin and Betty Dow
24-45-1
SEAFORTH HEALTH CARE FACILITY
1 would like to thank administration and all
who supported the annual tea and bazaar at
Seaforth Health Care Facility on Saturday. To
the staff and volunteers for their assistance
and donations, the residents for their
participation, Hlldebrands for display area
and to Lennie and Sid for their ticket sales.
Everyone contributed to making this year's
baraar and tea one of the best ever,
Sincerely, Mary Finlayson
Activity Co-ordinator
24-45x1
RYAN
We wish to thank all those who sent cards,
spiritual bouquets, flowers, and food and
helped In any other way during our loss of a
dear beloved granddaughter, Mary Alice. it
was all very much appreciated.
Lawrence and Marjorie Ryan
24-45-1
SOUTER
1 wish to thank all those who sent flowers.
cards, treats and visits. Also the nurses in
Seaforth and St. Joseph's Hospitals.
Christena Souter
24-45x1
LUPUL
On Oct. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lupul
celebrated their SOth anniversary with
relatives from St. Catherines. Scarborough,
Pickering Hamilton and Burlington. Our
sincere thanks to the neighbors and friends
for the beautiful flowers and gift. Also for the
lovely cards. Special thanks to Mrs, Helen
McClure for taking us out to dinner. On
Tuesday Steve's sister and her husband from
Welland called on us. We had a phone call
from Hawaii, Florida, Winnipeg and Snow
Lake. Again we thank you all very much.
- Mary and Steve
24-45-I
R EID
Sincere thanks and appreciation to my friends
and neighbors who celebrated with me at my
96th birthday party. Thanks to you all for the
lovely cards. flowers and gifts. and also to
Vera McDonald, Laura Stewart and Grace
Smith for all their work and effort which made
it such a happy occasion. Sincerely
John L. Reid
24-45-1
MENHEERE
We would like to express our thanks to all our
relatives. friends, and neighbours who stood
by us during the sudden loss of our dear son
and brother, Bob Thanks to everyone for
their many acts of kindness• prayers. floral
tributes, donations, sympathy cards and
visits. Aiso thanks to everyone who brought
food to the house and helped us through this
very difficult time. A very special thanks to
Father Caruana for his guidance and
kindness, to theallbearers and flower
bearers, to Barb andMaxWatts for their help
and support. Your kindness and tho,:ghtful-
ness will always be remembered.
Hugo and Hilda, Ken, Trish, Tom.
Allan and Peter Menheere,
Sandra and Bob Jansen
24.45x1
PiNKNEY
The family of the late George E. Pinkney wish
to thank the doctors, nurses aid..staff of
Seaforth hospital for their kiddness and
loving care you gave my uncle in his long
illness, especially Dr. Brady, without his help
George's last years would not have been as
happy. Mrs. Dorothy Munroe his kind and
faithful neighbor. We also wish to thank the
ladies of St. Thomas' church, the Rev. Mr.
Simmons, the pallbearers and Mr. Ribe,.
Hilda Pinkney and Phylis Bowdidgi
24-45-1
24.CAR"l; OF THANKS
WESENBEJG
We say a hearty thank you to everyone who
helped us at the time of Joe's death and
afterwards. Thanks for the wonderful flowers
and gifts, cards, phone calls and eatables too.
Your kind words and deeds helped to lighten
our heavy hearts. Especially: Carl, Betty,
Max, Barb and Rev, Robin Lyons and Rev.
Arthur Horst. God bless all of you.
Helen and George Wesenbeilg
Brussels
24-45x1
SCOTCBMEII
We would like to express our thanks and
appreciation to our family and friends for the
lovely SOth anniversary party they arranged
for us, to all who sent cards and brought gifts,
to the ladies of the United Church for such a
delicious dinner and all the goodies in the
afternoon and to everyone who helped in any
way. Thank you.
Jack and Margaret Scotchmer
24-45x1
KINSMAN
1 wish to thank all my friends, neighbors and
relatives for the lovely cards, flowers, gifts
and treats and visits during my stay in
Seaforth and University Hospitals and since
returning home Also for the concerned phone
calls to members of the family during this
time. i would especially like to thank my
neighbors and family that helped finish up
any of the outside work that i did not get
finished. Your thoughtfulness was very much
appreciated. Mary Kinsman
24-45-1
McTAGGART
To all my friends, my sincere thanks for get
well cards and kind wishes, flowers and visits
while in the hospitals. A special thanks to the
ladies who brought baking to my husband
while I was away. Your thoughtfulness will
long be remembered. Mildred McTaggart
24-45x 1
25, IN MEMORIAM I
STEWART: In loving memory of my dear
husband, Rev. J. Ure Stewart who passed
away Nov. 8, 1982.
It is sad to walk the road alone
Instead of side by side
But to all there comes a moment
When the ways of life divide
You gave me years of happiness
Then came sorrow and tears
But you left me beautiful memories
I will treasure through the years
Though tears in my eyes do not always glisten
And my face is not always sad,
There is never a night or morning,
That 1 do not think of the husband I had.
Nor a day do I forget you
in my heart you are always there
For I love you and I miss you
As it ends the second year.
Love Laura
24-45-1
HEMINGWAY: In loving memory of Bert
who passed away November 11, 1979.
You'll never be forgotten,
Nor will treasured memories die,
For our thoughts are often with you
While the days and months go by.
Forever missed by wife Viola and son
Morris. 25-45x1
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engagement of their daughter Kathy Langille
(nee Hayes) to Kent Murray, son of Mr. and
Mrs, William D. Murray of Port Hope.
29-45-1
MILLER — PARR
Mr. Russell Miller of RR/04 Seaforth is
pleased to announce the engagement of his
daughter Marlene Grace to Grant Parr, son of
Harry Nichol of Stratford. The wedding will
take place at Egmondville United Church on
Sat. November 10, 1984 at 3:30 p.m. Open
reception at Vanastra Rec. Centre at 8:30.
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CLASSIFIEDS!
UBLIC MEETING
CONCERNING A
PROPOSED
OFFICIAL PLAN
AMENDMENT
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Seaforth will hold a public meeting
on December 10, 1984 at 7:00 p.m. In the Council Chambers of the Town Hall to consider a proposed
official plan amendment under Section 17 of The Planning Act.
The proposed official plan amendment would change the designation of the lands shown on the
attached Key Map (by number reference) as follows: -
1. change Part Park Lot 6, R.P. 392 (Welsh Street) from "industrial" to "Community Facilities".
2. change Part Lot 25, Conc. 1, McKillop Twp., (now In Seaforth), from "Residential" to
"Community Facilities".
3. change north portion (50 ft.) of Wilson St. to "Residential".
4. change Lot 7, Block B, R.P. 388 from "Community Facilities" to "Core Area Commercial".
5. change North Part Lots 5 & 6, Block B, R.P. 388 from "Core Area Commercial" to "Residential".
6. change
7. change
8. change
9. change
Part Lots 5 & 6, Lots 39-44, R.P. 391, from "Residential" to "Commercial".
Pt. Lot 156, Lots 158 & 159, R.P. 387, from "Residential" to "Commercial".
Lot 83, R.P. 391 from "Community Facilities" to "Residential".
Lot 82, R.P. 387 from "Residential" to "Highway Commercial":
10, change Lot 16, R.P. 406 from "Community Facilities" to "Residential".
11. change Pt. Farm Lot 11, Conc. 1, Tuckersmith Twp. (now In Seaforth) from "Industrial" to
"Parks &•Open Space".
The purpose of these amendments Is to bring the official plan Into conformity with the recently
circulated zoning by-law.
ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either In
support or in opposition to the proposed official plan amendment.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed official plan amendment Is available for
inspection between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. at the Municipal Office In the Town Hall.
DATED AT THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH
THIS 2ND DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1984.
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
James Crocker
Clerk, Town of Seaforth
P.O. Box 610, Seaforth, Ontario
NOK 1WO 519-527-0160
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