The Huron Expositor, 1981-02-26, Page 22.20 Auction Sales 20 AuctiOn Sales
SATURDAY,' MARCH 14 Hensall Furniture and
.Antique Auction for May Roweliffe at ilensalt Arena
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25 :Id 'Memoriam
1 I
2i. In Memoriam
to Dr., Ken RodneY and all
the nurses for their wonder•
'Ail care, —Marie Rau
24 .94v
Tthe Van Egniond Founda-
tion wishes to xpresss their
thanks to' all, "bur patrons,
those who helped sell tickets
and to those who attended
our "Sinfonia" presentation.
Thank you for making it such
a successful event! . 24-94-1
'would like to thank all my
friends and family for the
cards and gifts' I received
while I was in the hospital.
Special thanks to Drs. Under-
wood and Malkus' and the
lifursing , staff. —Tammy
Kennedy ' 24-94-1
We would like to express
our sincere • appreciation to
our neighbours and friends
for ,the messages of sympa-
thy. doting our recent be-
reavernent. —Neil and Mari-
lyn Hodgert and family
24-94x1
The family of the late Mrs.
Robert Craig wish to express
'their deep appreciation to
relatives, friends and neigh-
bours for their expressions of
sympathy through flowers.
cards and donations follow-
ing the death of their mother..
Special thanks to the second
poor nursing staff, of Huron-
view. 24-94x1
25 In Memoriam
ADAMS: In loving memory.
of a 'dear Donalda who
passed away 1 year ago
'February-24-A-980,
With out farewell you fell
asleep.
With beautiful memories for
us to keep. •
From hospital bed to heaven-
ly, rest.•
Godtook you, home to be his
guest. ,
God saw, you were getting
tired.
When a cure could not be
So he closed his arm around
you.
And whispered "come to
Lovingly remembered ,John
and Averil 25-94x1
Th0 headaches
and the rewards
of bOing a parent
BY: BOB HULLEY puts his mind to it. he can
Through my lifetime I have move about his tasks faster
tried a vast variety of jobs than a grow ii up. and Where
and duties, have enjoyed strength is not required. he
most. hated a few, but added can do more in an hour than
each one to a -growing list of his parent.
expericn ee lake airmcYclo- ,
podia. e41grionee Stiotild. tip One cy6Oilig a .c4.17:rta.ip son
aseocar and wait hi to ,gct the
if treated in '4114t• sovgvt; with traFtorstIAR9111.4111 'Walk
necessity to a futiiire . , . -1* cows,orip.00 from the,
r ri,onoodwats.wIthletifiwnhic'stlioe4d1,60rangatutt ' stuck'.a,owe ;i ttihne...Atuogivo: t Ito) ligpet 't fitactr "
ihiliglet,,itatiS,afallonfa:i.leydt.fir450,;41-0atnoioi,etliisd,riii.44,mi:..4anled14,:::::f7hqr:47*10::::11w0;17N" '''Ir)."'1.'"
lietig 4.,-ffort I.4s. been rr4is, the ttee,t'ittrivOr wiiketl'in-
epotigh up," the lane to gives
evreinn:dtertismethse,. EtapiteWsishuern• esori;_th,9inyksr;z!..;,,,h:, Logi;z1L,,,, , „ „ „ „. ,
control And spiked, the loader
tongs into a corner post. like
a giant railroad spike. luckily
no damage.
cten the hatsfOl lobs are 4 that fie (Perhaps r°47)
child faces, within his own
youth group. maybe I didn't
do too badly after all.
I have enjoyed being a
parent. But OH! the head-
aches.
-One day our oldest ,two,
aged five and sit; went
missing. The wife and I
searched and called, invain
and finally found them very
silent in the back of the
Workshop. The, day -before I
had opened a 25 pound pail
of 'black gun grease and I
guess they had watched me
'fill the gun. and tried to
duplicate Dad's efforts. They
were covered front 'head .to
foot, had tried to rub their
hands clean on their shirts,
got it in, their eyes. rubbed
their eyes and in so doing got
it in their hair. Two,silent red
eyed black grease monkeys.
Another 'evening 1 came
home quite unexpectedly arid
found the old out-house on
fire and there hadn't been
any lightning. Alive cigarette
had ,contacted dry paper. 1
suspect.
No doubt my father put up
with lot in my youth but he
didn't get the chance to put ,
in automatic transmissions
like they were going out of
style.
By now the fealty is
almost grown up.' All gained
a better school education
than their father. The wife
and I "are a little older, and
a whole lot wiser. We still
love our brats, and couldn't
manage without them.
PURKIS: To Mr and Mrs.
William Purkis R.R. 2 Hen-
sail at Seaforth Comtnunity
HOspital. on Feb. 24 a
daughter.27 ,94x
LITTLE: Dyke and Nicole of
Kirkland Lake. a' son. Craig
Arthur born on Feb. 20.,
27-94v1
28 Deaths.
A GOVENLOCK
Janet Oinks) suddenly at
Sarasota, Florida on Satur-
day Feb. 2L 1981. Janet
Goveplock of Weston, loving
aunt of William Bates. Doro-
thy (Mrs. J. McKee) Eliza-
beth Massey. James Bates.
Thomas Bates and Catherine
(Mrs. J. Lochead). Resting at.
the Ward Funeral' Home
2035 Weston Road. Then to
Westminister United Church
69 William St. Weston for
services Friday 11 a.m. 'in-
terment Maitland Bank Cem-
etery. Seaforth 28-94-1
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'Elliott. #6 M. Van Sake!. #,7
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L.• Brow iw C. Fair. #10 Mrs.
.E. Lee, #11 H. Chessel: .1.
lialrymple. #12 R. McGrath,
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I. Mier. #14 Mrs E. Lee.
Reymen. #15 Mrs. E.
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22 — THEHURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 20, 081 -
L SSW-1ED rd distAiise
O'CONNOR: In loving
memory. of a dear husband
and father who passed away
Mar, 3. 1977.
Alone, but never quite alone.
1 face an empty chair,
But sometimes in the silence.
I-imagine he' is there.
• My companion for so many
years.
No longer here with me.
And yet in 'some mysterious
way.
He keepsme company..
Always remembered by wife
Leona. children Pat and
-Wendy. Terry. Colleen, Jane
and Dan. 25P4-1
ADAMS:- -In-loving-Antory
of a dear sister, and aunt.
Dimatda, who entered into
Eternal rest on, Feb. 24th.
1980.
There is
,
a road they call
remembrance.
Where thoughts and wishes
meet. -
We 'take that road in
thoughts to-day
To one. we cannot greet.
May the winds of love blow
gently.
On a quiet. peaceful spot.
Where' the one we loved is
sleeping
And wilt never be forgot.
Sadly missed, but loeinulv
CLARKE: I3arry and Su•
zanne Clarke of R. le. 4
Seaforth are pleased to an-
pounce the arrival of their
you ' 'daughter Amber Janine born
-The- -4:101"4‘44' 08140e 4'04 LLTV..44 0,„41,9,1t1., Hospital Lonoon.vArnner is
sister for Dionne' . Jamie and
April. Sincere thanks to
everyone for the cards and
welt wishes received at this
happy time. , 27.94x1
COOK: Helen and • Larry
Cook and family. Dublin' are
pleased to welcome into their
family Stephen Dennis. Born
Feb. 2' at Stratford. General
Hospital.
_ .
DUFFY:. Randy and Debbie
of Edmonton. Alberta an-.
nounce the birth of their
daughter Jennifer , Anne on
February 12th a sister for
Crystal -27.-94-1
SCOTT': In loving methory 01-
a dear daughter and •sister
Betty Doreen who passed
away February 19"'" •
No one heard the footsteps
Of the Angels drawing near ,
'Whcerook from us to Heaven
The one we loved so dear.
It broke our hearts to lose
you.
But you didn't go alone.
Because part of us went with.
home.
Never for a moment
Are ypu very far away.
Absent and yet near. you
seem, ,
And dearer. every, day.
In our, heartS your memory
lingers. • '
Sweetly tender, fond and
true.
There is not a day. dear Betty
That we doamt think' of you.
Loved and sadly missed by
Morn. ' Dad sisters and
brothers. 25-04x1
However, trustees did approve a motion to
send director of education pillEtert to a two
week symposium at the University of
Northern Colorado in. July. The symposium
is on the educational needs of exceptional
children, the first' week will -focus on
teaching gifted' Children and the second
week on teaching, children with learning
Mr. Eckert told trustees • schools in the
system will be planning programs for gifted
children in their classrooms starting next
,fall.
Trustee Bill K innahan, who asked the
director to estimate the cost of attending the
Colorado symposium said he would have
difficulty in supporting the motion- to send
the director to the conference in light of
economic conditions. On a vote. six trustees „
voted in favour of,sending Mr. Eckert to the
Colorado 'convention, while four were op- ..
posed. Mr. Young and Ted Geoffrey were
both absent.
The board received a letter from the
principal of St. Ambrose chool. Stratford.
asking for a postponement of the school's
dismissal time by 15 minutes, to accomodate
eletie,eharies,,,Frieac-whorom c.thet, towashipw.tossadeatsctidinlausoe. ,s v
Mr. Marcy said 'since parents were
.surveyed before the dismissal time was
changed previously, they should be consult-
ed again. He tpld the board "you'might have
an awful lot of angry parents” if they
weren't consulted before dismissal time was
changed. The trustees decided to inform the
principal of this and postpone 'a decisien on
the change until their next board meeting.
The public, Session of the meeting, before
Trustees went back' in camera to discuss a
personnel, matter, closed with trustee pin
Kinnahan protesting the use of the word
" Ms.," .on board mail- sent to-his wife.
Mr: Kinnahan said he thought the use of
Ms.-was 'detestable" after he and his wife
had been -married 28 years "and have a
certificate to prove it." He added, "You
don't fool around with a person's name until
they ask you to change it."
Mr. Eckert said Ms., had been appearing
on mail sent from his office for some time
and said, "Ms. I understand, is neutral for
Miss or Mrs, and doesn't designate whether
,a person is married or unmarried." The
'director added he has 'no strong feelings
about using the form of address one way or
the other. .
21 Tender Wanted
remembered by your brother
Kelso. sister-in-law
arid nephews Gerald and
Michael, 'all of Winnipeg.
25.94-I
2" Births
Wanted
closure policy
Tender -
attend the Western conference.
Mr. Marcy said he didn't think "the
convention is worth that kind of money in tip
present economic situation." He added costs
Of sending delegates to. Saskatotion would
"likely by ititbe sante ballpark."
Bill Eckert. the, board's education director
told the trustees eke-chairman Vince
Young. wild ”S'bOSittt4ti.Zpd 4114 41,14hit: tp
atteriAlslowlaysine. tiot. 40, e9ressod An
Pretreat in attett ding the.CalgarY, etlf&olltion
Ttle, bOO-ra' tan send aS many ar'S three
t, --Wh „imp* Ate declining enrolmen• t tr'4,..,sni I°•each..e9.11vvat[oOl. , '
Clkrtigratkc:0 10# NeAt , Murray. agreeing., with, .
heardS in Fircivinee ;have' "e1V.111X 404 *1.0 1)ght1 of '1114 - (OollOtt-
1:11,ALICE OIBB
The Huron-Perth Roman Catholic Sep-
arate School Board tHPRCSS) mertMers,
elected an adhot committee at Monday
night's board mecum.; to recommend a
school closure whey for the board. The
school closure, polies must he establishedby
Suite 30, at the reeeest et the.,..Mittistr) Of
Education: • • -
•Roard eierohers 'named ip the ementiliO,..e
were eltaintlan Murray. john O'Leary
elldtreeet Yanderschol. thp sante members
boo .:req*tod..tp, establish packs. towing stO41:(011, Rtrb413$ wpuld '1W
1.43:
losing'
„auwas. which ,„14 ;Law 'kw a year.- 'hen the v-hairtitaiv
• Went *owl. the We, tram,g6„aiotett the ratepayers to. contemn t on a proposed sehoot ' cost of 'attending the eOnventien seemed, closure before • a board makes any it
decision. , prohibitive. Mr. Young was to be made • , aware of the trustees' feelings on sending 136ardineinbers are else asked to establish
a mininium --time period. between the delegates to th e conventien , hoard mete:
identification of a' school as- a 'candidate 'for tiers 'decided..
closure and the final decision of the board.,
Also to be determined is how the board can
hear, in a session open to the public, the
effects a school closure 'might have on'
community activities of a social, cultural and
recreational nature which take place on the
school premises. e
Other provisions on the use of school
buildings and sites included in the memor-
andum from the provincial governthent
dealt with mothballing school buildings until
they are needed again, the surrender of a
school building to another board and
alternative 'uses for surplus schoolS. '
The HPRCSS board doesn't preSently
have any schools within its' system sched;
uled for closure in the near future.
The board learned James Snow. Ministry
of Transport' and CommunicatiOnS, has
turned,down a, board request for a stoplight
at the Dublin intersection, The board has
requeSted a sjoplight due to,,,the number of
fatal traffic accidentell ;/the cerner and
becauSe several, school buses travel through
the intersection' daily.
Mr. Snow said he'd reiterate the same
statement he made to Hibbert Township
council requested a light at the intersection.
The minister said, "it appears driver
inattention, drinking drivers and failture to
drive according.to prevailing road conditional
have been the major cause of these
. accidents."
Mr. Snow added. "additional traffic
control devices will have little effect on this
driver action." In refusing. lights at the
corner, Mr, Snow said his department would
continue to monitor the location for any
deterioration 'in traffic operations.
Also discussed at Monday's meetieg was
the Atiestion.uf seeding delegates: le three
upcomineedecatidn conferences. The two
conventions which trustees can attend are
the Canadian Catholic School Trustees
Association convention, to be held- in
Saskatoon early in June and 'the Canadian
School `Trustees Association Educational
Showcase: in Calgary later that month.
Trustee Ron Marcy of ,Stratford said the
Calgary" convention would ,cost $200. for
registration, hotel fees would be about $200
for four nights. and the air fare would be
$305 charter or $462 economy. He said when
a delegate's- meals were added to that, it
could cost 'almost $1:000 per, delegate to
It was in summer so we Mark Twain once said.
took the old washtub out "At 15 I thought Pop didn't
behind the house and after know too much, but then at
S 'srs'erievIrr tatiVOrkatIP' )1159t wx)ff
and part of a box of soap he had learned in 10 years."
powder they came out weeping,
but clean and shiny. I forgot
to mention the grease pail
was more than half empty so
you realize how deep' they
were covered in black armour
When our family started
school it was at the one room
country, type. One evening
our oldest son, age eight.
tried to catch a kitty at the
side of the , read, T_he, kitty •
had white stripes down its
bioctkh.P.hew!! we burned his des
• To make matters
worse a neighbour took pity
on the lone youth walking
home from- school and gave
him a ride in his car, not
noticing the smell on his
clothes till he was inside.
As they grew up we got
bicycles for the older kids, It
seemed almost impossible to
keep bikes and tires road-
worthy without the daily
routine of repairing. '
One thing 1 do admit, if a
child decides to help and
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I ould like to express niv
sincere thanks andapprecia-
lion to an my friends. neigh-
bours and relatives 'for their
visits. phone calk, flowers,
cards and treats while I was a
patient in St. Jesepny., Hos•
pital for a hip replacement
and also since returning
home. Thanks to Rev. Stan.
McDonald and to those who.
gave a ride to London,
Thanks te.Dr. Deadman and
Pis 'surgical , team also the
lovely nurses on 4th' floor
northeast. Thanks also to our
families for their loving care
and support. LaSt but not
least to my roommates in
'room 417. Alec..Ross. Albert
and Ken, thanks a lot. You'
helped to Make,my stay very
pleasant, Campbell Eyre
24-94-1
We would like to say thanks
to BrUce and Marjorie Cole-
man, Keith and Bonnie Mc-
1Vil11an "adjoin and baw`n
Papple for the support you
gave us as well as Grandma
Mary. on, before and after
our new baby was born.
Thanks also .to everyone at
Seaforth Motors for your
continued fast service.
—Barry and Suzanne Clarke
and fare . • 24-94x1
I wish, to express my sincer-
est appreciation and. thanks
to • my family. relatives,
neighbours ,and friends' for
the get-well cards. flowers.
visits.; phone calls and gifts
while 'I was 'a patient in
Seaforth Community Thispi
tal. A special thanks to .Dr.
Malkus. the nurses and staff
of the-hospital who were _so
attentive and kind to nte.
Your thoughtfulness . will al-
ways be remembered and
never be forgotten. Special
thanks also to Fr. Oestveen.
to Jack O'Reilly who cleared
, the drive way and to all
others who helped in any-
way. —Mrs. Marie Melady.
24-94-I
Sincere thanks to everyone
who came to visit me. send"
"cards. treats. .gifts and
flowers while I was .a patient
in SeafOrth,Hospital. Special
thanks tope Rodney nursing
staff and kitchen for their
kindness. Everything was
deeply appreciated.. —Mary
C. SChwarz. 24-94- I -
We would like to express our
sincere thanks and apprecia-
tion to relatives. friends.
neighbours and the Oddfel-
lows lodge kr your many
acts of kindness and expres-
sions of sympathy during our
recent bereavement'. Your
genuine feeling and .concern
Was very much appreciated.
—Ken Thompson and family
'24-94-1
I'would like to thank every-
one kr; the cards, letters,
flowers, gifts. visite, and
phone calls while I ,was in
Stratford General HOSpitaI
and since returning -home.
Special thanks to Dr. Brady.
Dr. Lindsay.. nurses, Mom
" bid: mairo -iii4fliiifi•
Everything was very much
appreciated. —Mary Storey%
24.94x1
4 1!-
I would like to express my
sincere thanks to all my
friends and neighbours for
the visits, cards and lovely
flowers I received while a
patient in Seaforth Cortimun-
ity Holpital. Special thanks