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2MP.C) 0&£Thur»day. December 8, 1983
obituaries
THOMAS C. SANTER
Funeral services for Mr. Santer, 50, of Plymouth,
were held recently in Schrader Funeral Home in
Plymouth with the Rev William A. flitter officiating.
Memorial contributions may be. made to the
Santer Children's Education Fund in care of First
Federal Savings Bank & Trust Co., 1200 S. Sheldon,
Plymouth 48170, attentio'n: Robert Denham Envelopes
are available at the funeral home.
Mr. Santer, who died Dec. 3 in Southfield. was
born in Detroit and moved to Plymouth in 1974
from Traverse City. A district manager with Michigan
Bell Telephone Co., he graduated in 1957 from
Eastern Michigan University with a bachelor's degree
in economics. He was active in volunteer work
with Plymouth-Canton Community Schools in alternative
education and with Growth Works Inc..
Plymouth.
Survivors include his wife, Lois; daughters, Lisa
and Laura, both of Ypsilanti. Amy McKaig of Colony.
Texas, son, Kevin of St. Louis.; sister, Irene
Oberstadt of Redford; brothers. William of Redford.
Kenneth of Honor, Mich., and Richard of Big
Rapids
KARL D. HOTCHKISS
Funeral services for Mr. Hotehkiss, 85, of Plymouth,
were held recently in R.G L G R. Harris Funeral
Home, Garden City, with burial in Urban,
Ohio.
Mr. Hotchkiss. who died Nov 28 in Garden City
Hospital Osteopathic, had been employed as a
salesman in the home improvement field. He is survived
by three cousins
ELSIE MA COMBER
Funeral services for Mrs. Macomber. 95. of
Plymouth, were held recently in Schrader Funeral
Home with burial in Riverside Cemetery, Plymouth.
Mrs. Macomber, who died Nov. 30, had lived in
or near Plymouth all her life.
She was a person who spent her life in the service
of others. After her brother and sister left home,
for instance, she stayed with her parents and cared
for them until their deaths. After her parents died,
she continued to live on Amelia Street.
She was an active, frugal person, a seamstress,
and a homemaker who took care of a large garden
and her home. She took in roomers and took care of
them She once took a friend into her home and
cared for her friend until her friend died, then paid
for her funeral.
She did all her own housework and maintenance,
even shoveling her sidewalks until she had a stroke
and broke her hip at age 88 She spent her last 7Va
years in Nightengale West Convalescent Home. She
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CHRISTMAS &
^OPEN HOUSE^
7671 Claremont, Canton
Dec. 1, 2, 3 and
Dec 8,9, 10
10a.m, -6 p.m.
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Here's to Your Better Health
by Dr. Robert W. Simon, D C.
Or. Simon
HOW DO YOU DEFINE HEALTH?
Th« madfcW Miration of good haaftrt a th« absence o*
ana—« Astd that d«flnnton is flexible enough to that an
insurance company wU accept you as hearth/ N you have
nothing more than a KOs sinus mtth poet nasal flrtp si*
cowls par y«ar. indigestion. heartburn, flatulence, constipation.
dry hair, a cauple of aMrgtee (ao long aa they don't
give you asthma), decayed teeth IrrttaMRy, fatigability,
•naomnla. and dtfflculty m concentrating Which means that
the popular daflnftion of hearth la any state «f 8, 1983 OAL (C)3A
Christmas, Canton-style
Holiday hoopla is all newt to wide-eyed Maureen Hayes, nine
months, who kept dry thanks to mom, Mary Hayes.
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Tree-lighting,
Carols & Santa
Cantomtes got into the Christmas spirit Monday
night at township hall during the 5th annual treelighting
ceremony.
No one seemed to mind the rain, as Supervisor
James Poole, John Flodin and Cantonite Sandy
Preblich led Christmas carollers with the help of
the Cant^j Seniors' Kitchen Band sound
Then 'came the big countdown, and the township
tree suddenly was all aglow. As the oooh's and ah's
died down, the clippety-clop of a horse and wagon
could be heard.
Making their way up the candle-lined drive were
Santa, some helpers and Rudolph's fill-in — much
to the delight of his anxious young admirers
Once inside town hall. Santa visited with youngsters
and handed out gifts.
Those who considered themselves too old or
naughty to chat with Santa busied themselves mingling
with friends, sipping coffee and decorating a
Christmas tree Many residents brought ornarmmts
from home to adorn their township tree
Cantomtes who've attended the township event in
past years said the crowd was as big as ever
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Santa arrived in a one-horse open wagon and took gift requests from a long line of boys and girl* who are
anxiously awaiting Dec. 25.
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