The Huron Expositor, 1978-06-15, Page 19ED
2.2 Legal'Vatiees 22 Legal Notices 2 Ten.dOrs, W anted , ,;21' Tenders Wonted 26 Personal
--- MINISTRY OF HOU SING
Ontario's Hottsi g oration
MODIFIED !TENDERS
are invited for the
CONSTRUCTION OF
16 SENIOR CITIZEN UNITS
in the
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
ONTARIO
These units are to be sited on land now owned by, the
Corporation.
PRELIMINARY DRAWINGS ARE SUPPLIED
Preliminary drawings, bid forms, specifications and informa-
tion may be obtained from the Toronto office of the Corpora-
tion, 101 Bloor Street West, 12th Floor. Submissions for
this project will be physically received at the Corporate
Secretary's office on the 14th Floor., of Ontario Housing
Corporation, 101 Bloor Street West, Toronto, or the South-
western Ontario Branch Office located at 80 Dundas Street
West, London, Onirio not later than 3:00 p.m., E,D.S.T.,
_ _ _Wednesday„,luly-1-2T-197-8, - - - • - - -•
BIDS • WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED ON THE DATE
SPECIFIED ABOVE.
THE • LOWEST PRICED OR ANY BID NOT NECESSARILY
ACCEPTED.
Enquiries for additional information and documents may be
directed to the Tenders/Contracts Manager at 416/985-
9850.
Copies of preliminary drawings and Modified Tender docu-
ments will be placed in the Builder's Exchanges closest to
the municipality poncerned for the benefit of subtrades and
material suppliers. •
AN AGENCY OF THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
5'
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Seymour,
Seaforth are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Cheryl Ann, to John
Paul Kruse, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Kruse, Egmonclville, The
wedding to take place in
Egmondville United Church on
July 15, 1978 at 7 pun,
26-53x1
Mr. and Mrs. John Kunz are
pleased to announce the forth-
coming marriage of their Mary
Theresa to Thomas Hepburn. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hepburn
of London. on July 1.in St. J ames
Church. Seaforth: 26-53-1
Weston and Eva Knox, R. R. #1,
Arnprior are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Catherine, to George
McClure, son of Walter and
Muriel McClure, R. R. #2,
Seaforth..The wedding will take
place Saturday, July 8. 1978, at
6:30 p.m. in St. James United
Church, Parry Sound. . 26-53x1
27 Births
BELL: Gordon and Lois Bell are
happy to announce the birth of
their son. Stephen Gordon, May
19 at St, Joseph's Hospital.
tontlon, A brother for Jonafhari:
27-53-I
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THE HVRQN EXPOSITOR, $1.0140 10,9!78 ,
OH, THOSE SANDWICHES LOOKED GOOD —
Marc; Scott and Karen Driscoll served up sandwiches and coffee to bargain hunters
who attended last Wednesday's garage sale at the First Presbyterian Church
sponsored by the Friendship Circle. (Expositor Photo)
UCW held pot luck picnic
Correspondent
Mrs. Rena Caldwell
262-5935
. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold •
Ciackstetter. Guelph, Mr. • .and
Myron Gackstetter, Guelph
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jones on. Saturday last.
Mr. and. Mrs. Edward' Gill,
Winnipeg visited with Archie
Parson •Pand Don and • other
relatives in the area.
• ' Rert Faber has returned from
St: Joseph's Hospital,. London.
-Mrs. Elgin. .Thompsen has
returned home from Seaforth
Community
We arc sorry -to report that
Elzar M atm-sear:1g igain" onf red
to Seaforth Community Hospital.
• W.I.
Kippen East W.I. will. meet at
Obituary
We would like to say thanks to Dr.
Whitman .and Dr. Rodney, OB
nurses, hpspital staff, and to all,
those who visited us, cards and
gifts. during our stay in the
hospital. It was ail very much
appreciated, and will always be
rem embered.-Sharon and Darcy
Wood. 24-53x1
The family of the late Fergus
Kelly thank sincerely relatives,
friends and neighbours for the
sympathy and kindness shown to
us in our recent bereavement. We
deeply , appreciate the kind
concern of Dr. Malkus and the
nursing staff of the hospital.
Thank you Father Dill, Father
Laragli and Father Oostyeen for
your prayers. Thank you ladies of
the Catholic Women"s League fot
the dinner served to pi. And our,
appreciatiori is offered to the Box
Funeral Home for their thought-
fulness. • 24-53.1
The family of the late bebbra Ann
Simpson wishes to express their
sincere appreciation to all those
who .r extended sympathy ,and
assisted anyway during their
recent • , bereavement -- and
particularly to the, ladies ,who
arranged the lunch at' the
residence of Mr. John Pryce
following the service. 24-53x1
The family. of the late Mrs. Vina
Houston wish to take this
opportunity to thank the many
relatives. friends and neighbours
for their many acts of kindness,
flowers, memorial cards, food.
We wish to thank the pallbearers
and' flower bearers. the staff of
Seaforth Community Hospital for
their efficient care during her
king illneps, Rev, RObefts for his
Many visits, Rev. Stephens.
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home.
and the Egthondville U.C.W. for
the lunch served. Your kindness
• will always be rememberd. A. J.
Houston and faMily. 24.53x1
IN THE MATTER OF THE ONTARIO
HERITAGE ACT 1974, SO. 0. CHAPTER
122.
And in the matter of the lands
and premises at the following
__municipal addresses in the
town of Seaforth in the
Province of Ontario,
Notice of Passing of By-Law
' TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the
Corporation of the Town of Seaforth has
passed By-Law Number 12 for 1978, to
• designate the following properties as being of
architectural and/or historical value or
interest under Part IV of the Ontario H
Heritage Act, 1974, S.O. Chapter 122.
SCHEDULE "A"
to
BY-LAW NO..-12-FOR 1978
. of the
CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH
REASONS FOR DESIGNATION;,
`ATTHEERITTONiESIDENCE - A Georgian style house
built in 1871 • featuring' a round headed Italianate style
windOw ,
8. THE CARROLL RESIDENCE - Built in 1875, a
two-storey white brick house originally a square plan
Italianatc house, now a "T" shape through an 1880
addition.
C THE CORNISH RESIDENCE - Built in 1870. it contains
examples of Neo-ClassiCai and Gothic Revival detail.
D. THE DOIG RESIDENCE - Built prior to 1850, an
example of the first farm house style considered to be
one of the first brick residences-to be built in Seaforth.
E. THE DUNLOP RESIDENCE - Built in 1875, one of the
finest examples of a later :laiiiihouse” structure in
Seaforth.
E THEHANSEN RESIDENCE' Built in 1885, vernacular
style consisting of , variations ,originating with foreign
architects, particularly the deep eave projection with
finely detailed yet massive wooden brackets.
G. THE HORTHY RESIDENCE - Built in 1872, one of the
earliest brick houses built by John Ament; front facade
facing east is believed to be original.
H. THE KUNZ RESIDENCE - Built in 1880, centrally
located front projection with the entrance on the side
rather than the front, shaped' roof verandah of the early
Regency Period in Ontario architecture.
.LORNE VILLA APARTMENTS - Built 1886-1890,
represents the non-farmhouse style ..cok residence in
ScaftrA t
J. THE 'MCIVER RESIDENCE :Built in 1874, features a
unique set of three Scottish dormers, plus. vertical
grooves on the clapboard siding.
K. THE SMITH RESIDENCE - Construction,date
• • unknown. it is one of the last remaining board and atten
' finished houses.
L. THE WALKER RESIDENCE - Built as a store in 1864,
the symmetry plan accompanied by the blend of the wood
portions to r basic brick 'structure makes for an
• attractive hon.,.
M. THE ROUND HOUSE - Built in 1902, is a particularly
fine example of a two-storey octagonal exhibition hall,
SCHEDULE "B" •
to
BY-LAW NO. 12 FOR 1978
of the
CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH
DESCRIPTION .0E PROPERTIES DESIGNATED: •
THE BRITTON RESIDENCE - 12 Church Street. Plan 4,
Lots 28, 29
B. THE CARROLL RESIDENCE - 131 Goderich Street
West, Concession I. part of Township Lot 12. Huron
Road Survey.
C. THE CORNISH RESIDENCE - 17 Helen Street,, Plan 17,
Lots 16, 17
• D. THE DOIG RESIDENCE - 98 Goderich Street, West,
Plan 13, Lot 2 and 1/2 of Lot I.
E. THE DUNLOP RESIDENCE - 55 Jarvis Street, Plan *3.
Lot 131.
F. THE HANSEN ,RESIDENCE - 23 Spading Street, Plan
13, Lot 14.
G. THE HORTHY,.RESIDENCE - 87 Main Street North. •
Plan 4, Lot., 19.
H. THE KUNZ RESIDENCE - II Victoria Street. Plan 7,
Lot 39.
I. LORNE VILLA APARTMENTS - 92 Goderich Street,
Plan 4. Lot 18: Plan. I. Lot 13.
J. THE MCIVER RESIDENCE - 41 John Street. Plan 3, Lot
102:
K THE SMITH RESIDENCE - 122 Victoria Street. Plan 7.
Lots 60, 61
L THE WALKER RESIDENCE - 38 High Stt:eet. Plan 3,
Lot 27. ,
M. THE ROUND HOUSE - Part of Lot 25. Concession I,
Township of McKillop, now in the Town of Seaforth;
more.
Particularly described as follows:
All and singular that certain parcel or tract of land and
premises situate, lying ,and being in the Town of
Seaforth, in the County of Huron and Province of
Ontario and being composed of part of Farm lot No. 25'
in the first Concession of the Township of McKillop, in
the said County of Huron which part may be more
particularly described as follows:
COMMENCING at the Northwest angle of Lot no. 49 in
T. T.-CoTernan s Survey of part of the said Tdwn of
Seaforth;
THENCE Easterly along the Northerly limits of Lots
Nos. 40 and SO in T. T. Coleman's Survey of part of the
said Town of Seaforth 269.29 feet to a point:
THENCE Northerly at right angles to the last
mentioned measurement 166.32 feet to a point:
THENCE Westerly at right angles to the last mentioned
measurements 269.29 feet to a point;
THENCE Southerly at right angles to the last
mentioned measurement 166.32 feet to the place of
beginning.
• DATED.at the town of Seaforth this 8th
day of uhe, 1978.
4;bnockeR A:m.o.-1%1A]
Clerk
22-52.3
24 Cards of Thanks
We would like to thank the people
at the Robarts School, London,
Dr. Whitman and Dr. Malkus for
taking such prompt action in
helping Karen. Special thanks to
Scott and to all the nursing
staff in the Childrens Ward at
Stratford Hospital.for the special
care that KAren received. ,Also
thanks for the cards and gifts she
riteelyed, there, and,,sinoe,.aomingi
h6me. Everything was greatly
appreciated. - Jim and. Shirley
Coleman. 24-53-1
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to relatives and friends for
the beautiful floral tributes, cards
of sympathy and contributions
and kindness during the loss of
our daughter Cynthia Ann Elliott.
Special thanks to Les and Cathy
Glanville for helping with the
chores and babysitting for us.
Also thanks to UncleS Roy
Glanville and. Denis Beuerman for
being pallbearers. Everyone' your
kindness is deeply appreciated
and will be remembered always. -
David and Uinta Elliott 24-53-1
remember. - Gerald and Jean, ;'
Beuermann. 24-53x1'
Clinton's oldest industry, the
Sherlock-Manning Piano Factory,
may soon be forced to close its
doors.
In a press releaSe issued last
week, William D. Heintzman, the
company president, said the
Clinton manufacturing facilities
may be moved to Hanover and
consolidated with the Heintzman
.and Company Limited in that
town.
The two . companies have
'already been amalgamated and
are now operating under the title
,Heintzinan Limited, with the
;head office in Hanover.
The shareholders in the
Sherlock -Manning Piano
;Company will now becentie
$ ,areholders • in the new
pany.
7 lir
GEORGE H. SIEMON
George H. Siemon of Lot 22,
Concession 10 Logan township
died at his late rest lencc ,on
Sunday following a period of
failing health. ,
• He was born in Logan township
on May 31..1896, a son ofthelate
William Siemon and the former
Wilhelmine Fischer, On October
18, 1922, he was married to the
former Frieda E. Higenell who
survives.
Following their marriage, they
farmed at Lot 24, Concession 11
-of Logan township until their
retirement in 1955. He was a
member of St. Peter's Lutheran
Church in Brodhagen 4nd____had .----
served on the churchtioard.
Surviving besides his wife are
two sons Roy and Kenneth of
Logan Township; two brothers
William of the Ritz Lutheran Villa
in Mitchell and John of Mitchell;,
one sister Martha. Mrs. Herman
Hinz of Logan township. There
ate eight grandchildren and two
great grandchildren. He was
predeceased by one son and one
daughter in infancy and one sister
Louise. Mrs. Edward Wurdell.
Friends were received • at the
Lockhart Funeral Home in
Mitchell until noon on
Wednesday when rethoval was
made to St. Peter's Lutheran
Church in Brodhagen for the
finieral service with Rev, Arthur
Horst officiating. Interment was
made in St. Peter's Lutheran
Cemetery. RrodhaL(41.
• 25 In Mennoriana.
GLANVILLE: In loving'memory of
a dear son and brother, Meryl
Douglas Glanville, who passed
away six years ago, June 10,
1972.
Softly .we turn back the pages of
time,
And wander down memory lane,
Through laughter and tears,
We turn back the years,
.As softly we speak your name,
A few more steps along life's.
way,
Perhaps a few more years,
Then by God's graCe we'll' meet
again,
Beyond this vale of tears;
—Lovingly remembered and
never forgotten, Mom, Dad,
sisters and brothers. 25.53x1
MCLARNON: In loving memory
of a 'beloved father, Harvey
McLarnon, who passed away 3
years ago, June 17, 1978:
There is a gift in life you cannot
buy,
That's very rare and true,
It's the gift of a wonderful father,
Like the one we had in you.
The many things you did for us,
In your kind and loving way,
You gave us years of happiness.
No one can take away.
Nothing could be more beautiful.
Then the memories we had of
yon
—Always remembered by Ray,
Shirley and family, Ruth Ann, Bill
and family. Betty, Bill and family,
Marje, Warren and family.
25-53x1
..GLANVILLEt in-loving-memory of
a dear brother, Doug, who passed
'away six years ago June 10.
The years may wipe out many
things,
But this they will wipe out never,
The memory of those happy days,
When we were all together.
—Always remembered by
Sharon. Randy and Darcy.
2.553x1
MCLARNON: In mentor' of
Harvey McLarnon Who died June
17. 1975.
Resting where no shadows fall.
In peaceful sleep you await us all,
God will link the broken chain.
When by one we meet again.
—Always remembered by wife.
Gladys. 25.53x1
The June Meeting and Picnic of
Egmondville U.C.W. was held at
Camp Menesetung on Monday.
Although the weather was wet
outside there was the warmth of
the fellowship of those attending.
Aftet --a pot luck noon meal Mrs.
Marion Rose conducted the, .
- busine ss-Ait The • abseil ec of Mrs.
Doreen Strong, Mrs. Lois Moore
acted as seci:etary,
Although it isn't known when
the -Clinton plant will close. its
doors, Mr. Heintzman said, "It
Makes sense to put. the facilities
together for economic reasons."
The Clinton branch now
employs about 36 employees. In
1976, an economic. recession
forced the plant to lay-off a
number of employees.
When the Clinton plant is
closed, employees will be offered
jobs at the Hanover plant since
'their jobs are considered to be
highly skilled.
The Sherlock-Manning Piano
Factory opened in 1869, din one of
the stores where gall and Mutch
-Furniture is now .located, and
their pianos and organs were'
- world famous.
the home of Mrs. W na. Mcuowell
in Seaforth. Wednesday evening
when the Roll Call is "Something
learned fro'm the new Hand-
book,". Mrs... ,lack Sinclair will
give the motto and Mrs. Wm: Bell
the history al thi2 Kippen Com-
munity, Mrs.- James -Chalmers
and Mrs. Hugh Parsons . are in
chasge of lunch.'
Correspondence included a
thank you note from` Mrs. Anna
Honey and' invitations were
received from: Bethel Bible
Church. Egmondville for
Thursday,June 22 at 8 p.m. Guest'
speaker is Beryl Gillings,
missionary on furlough from
13elgtum; Iblidesborough
to Open House at the Manse on
Wednesday June 28 from 2 p.m.
to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. to
celebrate its. 100th anniversary;
and an invitation from Ruth
Mauer of Kilbarchan Nursing
Home for the U,C.W. to visit
residents and provide entertain-
ment. This request was accepted
with date and time to be arranged
and announced later.
A letter Was read from the
U.C.W. of Huron Perth
Presbytery which stated that they
Residents who are members of
the Wesley Willis Church,
Clinton. were entertained with a
soci. al hour by a gropp of ladies
froth the congregation on Thurs-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Eric Luther led the
Sunday evening song service
sponsored by , the Christian
Women's Club. Mr. and Mrs.
Stott from' the Salvation Army
Citadel at Stratford assiste with
the" service and Eric Tutter
accompanied' at the organ. The
residents enjoyed special musical
-numbers by the two . couples
which included vocal duets and
instrumentals with cornet, tam-
bourines and organ.
Elsie Henderson, Norman
Speir and Cecil Skinner enter-
tained with Old-Tyme music in
the Normal Care sitting-room on
Monday .afternoon.
Mrs. Lyle Storey arranged the
Fainily Night program featuring
several of her dancing students.
expected to serve 5,000 free cups
of coffee at their courtesy booth at
the Ontario Ploughing Match at
Wingham in September.
' Donations were made to the
U.C. W. of Huron Perth
Presbytery and Camp
Menesetung, __- The- Ladies were reminded of
the Congregational Picnic at
Seaforth Lions Park on Sunday
June 25 following the regular
worship service. The U.C.W: will
provide the beverages.
The ‘Ladies are also reminded
of their Bake Sale Booth at the
Seaforth Craft Festival on
' Saturday afternoon, June 17.
Ladies are requested to have their
baking at the church by 12 o'clock
Saturday morning,
Mrs. Rose concluded the outing
with prayer.
Mrs. McQuaid and Nelson Howe
provided the accompaniment for
the dancers, which included the
Cross Country Squares, the Step-
pers Four, solo dancing by
Chelene Glanville, Michelle
Yeadon, Tracy Hayter, Madonna
and Carol'anne McQuaid. There
were .vocal numbers by the Town
& County Junior Barbershop
Quartette, a vocal duet by Kim.
and Tracy Hayter and violi%
sefections "GT the McQuaid si`a-4.
tees, Joe McConnell thanked the
entertainers on behalf of the
residents. .
Two new members, Mrs. Ley-
bourne and Ephriarn Clarke, were
welcomed to the Over 90 Club on
Wednesday, afternoon. The_ pro-
gram consisted of Old Tyme
Music by the Huronview Orches-
tra and a sing-a-long of favour-
ites. The Walkerburn Club Volun-
teers assisted with the activities
and the kitchen staff provided tea
and cookies.
24 Cards of Thanks
We would like to thank all our '
friends, relatives and neighbours
who joined us for our 25th
wedding anniversary celebration,
for the cards, gifts,, and gobd
wishes we received. Special
thanks to our family and everyone
who helped in anyway and those
who worked at the Community,
Centre making it a very specia141,
" "dcaslort't Thar 'We " T0111' '''`iongl
Clinton's oldest industry
about to close doors
Kippen
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