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39. CARD OF THANKS
BLYTHFESTIVAL •
The Board of- Director;; for the Blyth Festival
would like to thank all thgse people who so
kindly dohated baking and books for .the en-
• nual used-- book sale, and espediatly the
• businesses who generously provided loca-
, tions for book drops. ' 39-26-1
ZILER
' We wish to express our sincere gratitude to
friends; neighbours and realtivas for, the many
acts of kindness extended to us during the re
' cent loss of a dear,wife, mother and grand-
mother, Jeane Ziler, We appreciated very
much the gifts of food, floral arrangements,
mass cards, and donations to the Heart &
Stroke_Eun Lanc the visits and messaq
sympathy. Sincere' thanks to Rev. Charles
, Caruana for his message, and. service in
memory of Jeane;.and also to the C.W.L. 91
Sl. James Church for their. prayers and sup-
port. Thanks also to the.members of the Royal
Canadian Legion Seaforth Branch No. 156 for
the memorial service, to the Legion Ladies
Auxiliary for providing the lovely lunch after
the funeral and to my friends and comrades of
the Legion who served as pallbearers, and to
her. nephews who acted as flower bearers.. A'
special thanks, to Mike Falconer and staff of
the Ball& Falconer `'Box Funeral Chapel" for
their kind and thoughtful -assistance, Your
kindness, support and understanding ,will
• • never be forgotten. Henry, Patricia, Judith and
James and Families. 39-26.1'
'39. CARD OF THANKS
VANSLYKE
Jim, Yvonne and Peter Vanslyke express ap-
preciation
for the expressions of sympathy
.they received in the recent death of Jim's
• father and also in the, death of his step...
grandmother: 39-26x1
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40. IN MEMORIAM
MUNRO
Treasured memories of a dear grandmother
and great grandmother Helen Grace, whom
God .called on July. 4, 1'982.
es of May the winds,of heaven blow gently,.
On a.peacefril. quiet spot,
•
-Where the one we loved.lies sleeping
And will never be forgotten.
Always. will be remembered by her, grand •
-
daughter Mary Helen, Bob, great grandsons
Shawn, James and,Curtis Vaughan. 40.26x1-'
•
•
DUCHARME
In loving memory of a'dear father and grand-
father, Jim Ducharme who passed away June
21, 1979. ' •
There is a gift in life you cannot buy,
That's very rare and true, • •
It's a gift of a wonderftiLfather,
Like the 'one welled in you.
Lovingly remembered by Allan, Chris, Jimmy,
Jenny, and Jeff. 40-26-1,
NOTICE
Due to the shortage of experienced
help, we are suspending the contracting
side of our business in plumbing, heating
and electrical work. We will miss the
challenge of the work that has been such
a big part of our business over more than
90 years. Especially we will miss the con-
tact and good reception throughout the
community. We wish to thank all of you.
However, with the popularity of "Do-
it-yourself" jobs, we will continue to
carry a good stock covering the above
areas of work along with our usual stock
of Hardware and related. items.
We feel that, with bur past experience,
we can give .good advice on most of the
problems that arise and therefore, took
forward to continuing to serve the public
to the best of our ability.
SILLS
HOME HARDWARE
Main St. ' Seaforth 527-1620
40. IN MEMORIAM . Lawn bowlers vie for trophy
HORNER
In loving Memory of a dear father and grand-
father Albert Horner who' passed away two
years ago July 6,•1985.
Today..is remembered and•quietly,kep't.
No words are needed we will never forget
Deep in our hearts you will always stay.
Loved and re.m.embered every day. ,
Lovingly;remembered by Marlon, Frank and
family; Gordon, Mary -and family. 40-26-1
42. ENGAGEMENTS
MCCCORE - ROBINSON
-Mr.. and Mrs. Sam McClure of Seaforth and
"Mr. and Mrs. Cliffe. Robinson of. London are
pleased to announce the forthcoming -mar-
riage of their children Shirley McClure to Dick
. Robinson. The wedding will take place July
•11; 1987 at the First Presbyterian Church::in
Seaforth at 4;00 p.m.' Reception, to follow at
the Seaforth & District Community Centre.
42-26x1
•
SARAZIN-DRAGER
Mrs. Gertrude Saiazin -of Rockland and- Mr._
and Mrs. Ron Drager Seaforth are pleased to
announce. the forthcoming marriage of their
children Patricia and Murray on July 4, 1987
at 1:30 p.m. in Rockland, Ontario: 42-26x1
DEJONG-DAVES
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon DeJong and Mr. and
Mrs, Ron Daves are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their children Gordon
Alexander to Carol Lynn. The wedding to take
place in Edmonton July the 18th.: 42=26x1
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Seaforth Greens hosted the Senior Games second game.
Lawn Bowling for the District last Monday Two teams of ladies pairs competed• in
-and -winning first place and the gold pins tournmaments at Mitchell last Wednesday
were- the Seaforth team of Bert Walters and in.'Lucknow, on Thursday,. The team of
(lead), Edna Bell (vice) and Neil Bell Eileen Adamson and Jean Lunn placed
(skip). Second place and silver pins went to fourth in ladies pairs at Lucknow with two
St. Mary's entry of Betty. Johnson (lead) wins,
Muriel Marshall (vice) and Cliff Brown Seaforth Legion is sponsoring a. men's
(skip). Third place' and bronze pins went to' tournament at the Seaforth Greens on
Garadoe Township's team skipped by Wally Wednesday, July 8 at 10:30 a.m. This is
Nicholson with Margaret Loher (.vice) and men's pairs and first prize is one- hundred
Wilfred Springgay. (lead). dollars. This is an.excellent prize and all
Saturday at 10:30 a.m. nine greens were in men bowlers interested please get your en -
play of mens pairs bowling for the Stewart
Trophy.tries in to the draw master.
. .
First prize went to the Ingersoll team. of Congratulations to Bert Walters who was
Don Clendenning-and-Mae-Cosyn—Second on the -winning lawn bowling team who won
prize was Roy Elliott and Walter Westbrook the gold pins and Bert also won a' gold pin on
of Mitchell, Third. was Larry' McClennan the alley bowling team, Bert who at 84 years- '
and Len Boreham-of St. Mary's. Fourth was was one 'of the eldest 'competitors' in the
the team of -Bill Neely Stratford. and George .Senior Games proves age is no barrier.
Hildebrand of Seaforth and - 5th went to: .Pot luck supper with bowling and cards
Roger Buck arid partner of Sarnia. Ladies of 'after will be held. Tuesday evening at 6 p.m.
the club served lunch between the first and Good bowling to all.
Miscellaneous:. shower held for newly wed niece -
A miscellaneous. shower was held at ,the Drive in Stratford. The groom is formerly of
homeof Mrs. Russell Sholdice in the Lounge Stratford and is the son of George Jessop
of Ritz Manor Apartments, Mitchell for herand Mrs. Jessop of Stratford.
niece Beth (Querengesser) Jessop, June 21. Beth has been teaching school in Zurich
and lived -in Bayfield." The couple will --be
Beth was married to Russell'Jessop in Van- residing in Vancouver B.C.
couver on May 17, 1987. ' Mrs. Sholdice wasassisted with the
The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. shower by her family: Barbara Sholdice,
and Mrs. Howard Querengesser of Franklin Ruth Sholdice and Beverly Wagner.
Manor residents try out social
Seaforth 'Manor residents enjoyed a
barbecue last week with the 25 Seaforth
Public School students and their teacher,
who assisted them with their wheelchair
howling program during the school year.
During the barbecue residents sang happy.
birthday to Bill Miners who was 101 years
young.. -
. In other activities Laura Barber .held • a
fun and fitness class with the residents on
Monday; Reverend William Barber 'held a
worship service for residents on Wednes-
day; Drusilla Leitch held fun and fitness on
Thursday morning and residents discussed
their , youth and school - days Thursday
afternoon.
On Friday 14. residents travelled to,
Queensway Nursing Home in Hensall to at-
tend their Strawberry Social. The residents
PUC
were accompanied by.4nn Marie Malone, .
Administrator Ruth Hildebrand and Activi-
ty Director Jackie Racho,
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs. Larry Jeffery of Goderich and
Elaine Kellar of Egmondville visited with
Mamie Ross last week.
Ethel Haist visited with all the residents.
Patrick Ryar. returned to the Manor after
visiting with his sister and her family _in .
Michigan.
The Three Arc Industry' workers went
camping at Shelter Valley for a week with
Bea Chambers and Jackie Racho, They said
they would love to go again instead of retur-
ning to work.
Gladys went to Elmira to visit her sister
and brother for, a day. -
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back in place since February- 1987.
The commission also found the invoices
contained typing errors. Commission
manager Tom Phillips said the 'company
admitted the transformers had wrong
nameplates and there were typing errors
on the incoices, but they still want the com
mission to pay the bill, which include the
federal tax.
The new transformers were installed
May 11 without incident.
Mr. Phillips said the commission is will-
ing to pay the bill -except for the federal tax
and the cost of the experts.
RENTAL FEES
CN rail recently reviewed rental feeds
paid by the PUC for hydro line crossings at
Crombie, Willow and Jarvis Streets and
some water crossings. The PUC was given
a choice of paying $60 annually for five
years or $540 in advance for a 10 -year
period,. which' would be retroactive to June
1, 1987. The PUC chose the second option.
Since 1973 the PUC has paid $15'annually in-
cluding taxes.
A new street light pole was installed
recently on Victoria Street from Gouinlock
to Crombie Streets. The job was budgeted
for $55,000 and Mr. Phillips said they will be
very close to that figure.
The Electrical Utility Safety Association
of Ontario Inc., presented the PUC with a
certificate of merit for 10 years of service
without injury or accident. This covers the
period of 1977 to 1987. Mr. Phillips said the
commission' is proud to receive the award
and said he hopes they can make it 20
years. -
JOHN
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