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Minutes of the Meeting of Creditors Exhibit 43 SMURFIT-STONE CONTAINER CORPORATION SERVICE LIST Claim Name Address Information 1636822 ONTARIO LTD O/A ALL CRAFT PRINT & GRAPHICS 335 ADMIRAL BLVD UNIT 1 AND 2 MISSISSAUGA ON L5T . 2N2 CANADA 1994 BSAFE SECURITY SYSTEMS LTD PO BOX 91811 WEST VANCOUVER BC V7V 4S1 CANADA 2162113 ONTARIO LTD. O/A C & S ATTENTION NICK STADNIK 688 FOXWOOD TRAIL PICKERING ON LIV 3X8 CANADA PACl(GING 2984920 CANADA INC 30 CHEMIN RIUE DU YOLF ATTN: SERGE DIAMOND GRAD-MERO QC G9T-5K4 2984920 CANADA INC - DIAMOND 30 CHEMIN RIVE DU GOLF GRAD-MERE QC G9T 5K4 CANADA 3289419 CANADA INC. ATTN: ROBERT MCCALLUM 444, AVE. DE LASALLE MONTREAL QC HI V 2Jl CANADA 3458024 CANADA INC. ATTN: CECIL BOISVERT 100 CH. DUBBOIS FRANC MASFIELD QUE. JOX IVO CANADA 3458024 CANADA, INC. CHAUFFAGE BOISUERT /VENTILATION PONTIAC 100 CHEMIN BUIS-FRANC MANSFIELD QC JOX IVO CANADA 407 ETR . 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