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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-07-01, Page 18Tender Town :of ...:SetlfOr; MONDAY, SUL% 13, 1982 Complete specifications and tender forms, may be obtained from the undersigned at the address below. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAMES CROCKER CLERK 72 Main Street Seeforth, Ontario NOK IWO 21-11-2 t9Ifirl,4Se111t4rth.4 POOP*, Ignde.r i 'gOiCit'1,410441 Cuatcln 500 PAtkemi,sPr. Tenders clearly marked as to Conteuta will he 'received bY the underaigned until 5:00 lOcal time, 1 Tender Wanted 21 Tender Wanted Mr. and Mrs-. Robert S. Doig of Egmondville and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caldwell of Kippen are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children, Barbara Anne and Jamie Kyle on Saturday July 18. 1981 at Egtnendville United. Church at 3:00 p.m. Open reception to follow. 26-12-1 VANOS-OLSTHOORN Mr. and Mrs. Adrian J: Olsthoorn of Mitchell are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Mary Jean to Mr. Boni' Vanos, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Vanos Sr., 11118 Forest. The wedding will take place Saturday, July 18, 1981 at 2:30 at St. Brigid's Church, liennicott, Ontario. ( Photo by Mary Layton) Happy 30th Birthday Sib Miller from your younger brother Joy 26-12-1 HONOURED GUEST AT REUNION-20 former students met in Hensall Saturday to pay tribute to Miss C.I. Douglas, who had been their teacher at Hensati Continuation School, S.S. #10, Hay, and in Sunday School as well. Miss Douglas, who will be 88 in September and is now a resident of Chateau Gardens Nursing Home n London, "has been an inspiration to us all," said former pupil Minnie Noakes, who hosted the gathering. "We hold her in the highest esteem." The group, back row, left to right, are: Mary Finlayson, Kay Williams, Annie Morenz, Myrtle Stokes, Gladys Cudmore, Helen Ferrigno, Gladys Evans, Doris Dilling, Marion Walker and Margaret Hayter. Sitting, left to right: Helen Gould, ,Minnie Noakes, Miss Douglas, Mildred Kyle, Olive Cooper and Ruth Hay. Kneeling, left to right: Verna Hay, Agnes Appleton, Edna Mae Sangster and Laurabelle Reichert. (Expositor Photo) Impressed by Canada Scottish relatives visit Hensall sets which the students should appreciate over the years. This year's Grade Eight Class had eleven students and they were all presented with graduation diplomas by Dou .g Pearson and Eric Mansfield. Special thanks should , go to Jane Hnatyk who helped the students decorate the dining room for this special occasion and to the other staff members who helped at the banquet. Mary Jacobe, Phylis Deichert, Margaret Horner, and •Joyce Preszcator. On behalf of the Staff, Mr. Raeburn express- ed to the graduates best wishes for the future. Mr. Ernie •Davis under- went surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London last week. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. and area news New residents are.. eicomed to Varna Brumfield UCW plans picnic I Stanley Unit of the U.C.W. man were in Welland last met "On Wednesday at the Wednesday attending the home of Mrs. Pearl Evre. funeral of his cousin Mr. H. Mrs. Eyre read an article on the lay ministry and development of the work in Haiti where Rev. Ken Darby is paster. He travels by land rover a gift of the United Church of Canada.. The roll call was answered by ten members. Mrs. Isabel Scott , secretary' read the minutes of the May meeting. Mrs. Cliff ' Henderson gave the: treasurers report and Mrs. W. Baird the card report. The next meeting will be in the forM Hof a picnic with Mrs. W. Caldwell and Mrs. W.-- Baird in charge on July 22nd. The meeting closed with prayer and Mrs. Eyre served lunch. PERSONALS Miss M. Swan and Mrs. Alice Ham attended the graduation ceremony at the University of Toronto of John H.-'Ham sow of Mr:--and Wesley Ham, Huntsville. They also visited in Hunts- ville for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adkin Mee Karen Rushcall of Victoria. B.C. are spend- ing their honeymoen in Ont- ario visiting with her grand- parents Mr. and 'Mrs. Ross Scott and other relatives. On their return they will be living at Kamloops, British ColuMbia. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wight- ment•-party in -Wallaceburg June 13. Well over J200 people attended the pork barbecue Wednesday in Varna. Sunday School students were honoured at a special service Sunday when dip- lomas and seals were pre- sented to those who have completed 32 -Sundays of study. Other students re- ceived awards last Christ- mas. Kindergarten teachers Shirley Hill and Joan Beier- ling presented a 1st year diploma to Raymond Beier- ling, a 2nd year seal to Mark Webster, 3rd year to Brian Hill and 4th year to Mary Ellen 'Webster. • Promoted to the primary dass were Brian Hill, Mary Ellen Webster, Krista Mc- Ash, Cheryl Stephenson, Craig and Patricia Meash and Tanya Postill. Primary otass,, teachers are Lynda Postill and Dianne eirton, Krista McAsh and Susan- Kirton received 5th year seals. Promoted to junior were Paul Hill and Jason MeAsh. Pat Taylor and Brian Chessell were the Junior dass teachers. Lee Norman received his 2nd year seal, Scott Parton his 4th, Darryn McAsh his 7th and Nancy Webster heir 8th, Promoted to senior class were Jim Hil , ati Scott Kirton, Robyn Norm , Scott Mesh and Myra Postil . Senior teachers were Joyce Dowson and Pat • Norman. Lori Consitt earned her 11th year seal, Julie-Webster her 10th and Jeanette Keys and Aqui Taylor their 6th year Superintendents Jim Kir- ton and Joe Laurie an- F Wightman. Rev. E. Stephens of All- bright Gardens Beamsville a former minister at Brucefield in hospital at Niagara Falls having undergone surgery. SAVE STEPS! Shop the Want Ads first! Call 527-0240 0::xpositor 111111811111811111111111111111.111011111111 4 A • • • ",7'7777jr7,,r'77:-7 :07 AUL THE HURON. EXPOSITOR, JULY 1, 1981 0 CLASSIFIED Manor has birth*, anniversary parties 24 Card of Thanks We would like to thank our family, friends and relatives for the lovely cards and gifts received on our 25th anniver- sary. Special thanks to all who came on Sunday and to these who helped make it a special day for us. —Ray and Mary Consitt. 24-12-1 1 would like to thank my neighbours, friends, rela- tives and family who sent cards, flowers and gifts while 1 was a patient at University Hospital in 'London. Also thank you to the nurses on the 7th Floor, Dr. Berrnett and Rev. Vanslyke — Andy McNichol. 24-12x1 Thank you to my friends who attended my retirement tea and to those who were un- able to be there but sent their greetings. I would like to express' my appreciation for the party, thriTovely gifts and good wishes. Sincerely — Elza Reinfelds. 24-12x1 I wish to thank everyone who remembered me with cards, flowers and visited while- I was a patient in the hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Dr. Walker, Dr. Clancey, the nurses on the 4th floor, St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Thanks to , Rev. MacDonald, the visita- tion committee. To our neighbours, relatives and friends who brought food to our hothe, "thank you". I have appreciated everything. —Mrs. Ken McLean. 24-12.1 I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all who were so kind ancli, thoughtful during the sud- den and tragic loss of my dear wife, Diane. A special thanks to the pallbearers and flowerbearers..Also to the Seaforth Hospital ambulance attendants, Mr. and Mrs, Watts of '11.5. '13ox Funeral Home, Gary Betties, Rev. Dr. Hazelwood,• Father Caruana and Rev. Roberts. Thanks also to those who helped at the time of the accident and to all who visited me at University Hospital, London and, since -returning home. To the doc- tors and nurses in Emergen- cy at Seaforth Hospital and to the doctors and nurses on the ninth floor of University Hospital. To the staff of Stratford General Hospital, with a special thank you to the staff of Two West. To my co-workers at Logan Farm Equipment Ltd. and to those Who helped at my home. Many thanks for the flowers. mass cards and donations to charitable organizations and for all the kind messages of sympathy. A very special thanks to all of Diane's funny and my own family for their love and support at this most difficult time. I am most grateful to everyone. Those we hold most dear Never truly leave us They live on in the kindnesses they showed, the comfort they shared and the love they brought into our lives. Matt Haney 24-12.1 24 Card of Thanks The families of John and Nellie Jansen, and Lloyd and Gladys Haney wish to ex- press their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to so many kind and loving' people who helped us through the tragic loss of our dearly loved Diane. A special thanks to the pallbearers and flower- bearers. Our grateful thanks to Rev. Dr, Hazelwood for his comforting message. Father Careens, Rev. Roberts, Mr. - and Mrs. Watts and staff of R.S. Box Funeral. Home, Minna Scott and Seaforth ambulance attendants. Also thanks for. all the beautiful floral arrangements, mass cards, memorial donations. charitable donations, for the food brought to our homes. to the . Men to helped out on the fann, and the many many kind messages of sympathy. To the Stratford General Hospital nursing staff, to the ladies bf 'Egtnondville .United Church for the lovely lunch and the members of the ball team who assisted and to the men who helped at the • church. Your deep concern and thoughtfulness will never be forgotten. 2412-1 We wish to thank the nurses and staff of Seaforth Com- munity hospital for their care and kindness to a loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Mrs. Annie Leitch during her ill- ness. Thanks to many friends and neighbours and relatives for „their hospital visits, flo- wers • and gifts. We would like to express our thanks to all for their acts of kindness, sympathy cards, floral tri- butes and donations to the 'Cancer -Society: ean r- Re- search FRncl, bast. : Heart Fund and the Londesboro United Church. Special thanks to Dr. Brady: Rev. Robt. Scott, Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home and the ladies of Londesboro United Church who Served a lovely, lunch at the house following the ser- vice, All, was much appreci- ated. —Elma Jewitt and family. 24-12x1 • 25 In Memoriam CARTER: In memory of our dear parents, -dames, who passed away eleven years ago June 24th, 1970 and Mary J. Jarman one year ago July 3rd 1980. No one heard the footsteps Of the angels drawing near Who took from us to heaven The ones we loved so dear. —'Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by son Jack, Florence and grandchildren. 25'12x1 MELADY: In loving memory of Joseph Francis Melody who passed away July 4. 1955. You're not forgotten. hus- band dear, Nor ever shall you be As long as life and memory last. a I shall remember thee. We cannot have the old days back, When we were all together. But the love you gave us through the years, Is ours to keep forever. —Lovingly remembered by his wife, Marie. 25-12-1 2S ill MemOriani JOHNS: In memory of a dear friend, Roy Johns. who was taken from us one year ago. July 6, 1980. God please take this sues sage. to to!, atioY e. Tell him ,how much we miss. hiux a nd give him all, our,. love A' A' friend y94 $%4T:u... 3 frw.4 Y00 We' ;It prayed•ii 7.0i4n't lxahe to, PO thi , Ata, time ehfoldis from. ye..ar, to.. year. - • The inetneOp.S., 4.f" ).on are kept so t4e4,F Roy, We miss You, we-always Ulfye •left a gap that can't ' be filled. You were taken from us so suddenly. ' That is how He wanted it to be We are thinking of you in our every thought. Missed you are. forgotten you're not. So pray for us. as we pray for you. Somewhere, sometime, we'll be with vou too, —Sadly missed, but never forgotten. by Carol and her family. 25-12x1 2C Personal 26 Personal Mr and Mrs Joesph van Dolmen are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter Diane Lee to Thomas James Peckitt. The wedding. will take place on Jul) 11 at St. James Church. Seaforth, t> I2s2 ill 'Ls • TO Linda arkt. 1 Pord in ChAtharn ,Genera Hospital WIcinesday June, 24:.a' daughter Macey Grand daughter for Orville mid Ruth Workman.' 2i7•12.1 SPEAKE:Norman and Mary tnee Hagan) are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Sydney Alexis, 6 lb 8'2oz. on Wednesday. June rth. 1981 at St. Jos- eph's Hospital. London. A sister for Sean. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Victor Speake, London and Mr. Leo Hagan, Sea- forth. 2'.12x1 Remember It takes but a moment to place an Ex- positor Want Ad. Dial S2 7-02-10. 26 Personal Kippen people in Holland Correspondent MRS. RENA CALDWELL 262-5935 Mr, and Mrs. Adrian Timmermans are visiting re- latives in Holland. Don. Bell of Halifax, Nov11 Scotia visited relatives here last week. Mr, and Mrs. 1 Steve Pine and family of Brampton visited with Grate McBride. MRS. BERT HA MACGRECOR 262.2005 Mr. and Mrs William MacKay of Stroniness. Scot• land spent last week isiting with the former's ,outiins in London 'and Hensall. On . Wednesday evening 22 relat- ives were entertained with dinner and a pleasant even• ing at the home 'it Mr. and Mrs. Herb Strettcrl Hensall. Mr. MacKay is a ,ousin of Norma Strettin Minnie Noakes, Jim' Sangster. and John Sangster, Hensall. Mrs. Margaret' Ma.Farlane, and Mrs. Marion Peebles, London a're also cousins. This is the first time the Mackays have y isited Can- ada and are very impressed 'with the vastness and beatv of the country. On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Stretton and daughters, Susan and Barbara 'motored to Niagara Falls. The' latter were very impressed with the' grandeur of the Falls, and also visited the Shakespear. can Theatre in Stratford. Mr. MacKay is Captain of a ship which is based in Scot- land. On Monday. evening. June The annual Heart Jam- boree held in participating nursing homes was observed Jane n to 28. Seaforth Manor residents started off the week with a birthday° celebration for Mr. Wm. Miners, celebrating his 96th birthday on Monday. On Wednesday- evening the Settforth District High School Band entertained with drills and music' to an attentive audience on the front lawn. Residents were thrilled by the bands stirring music and many thanks to Mr. Charles Kalbfleish, the leader, for •his co-operation. At the close of the concert, refreshments were served to all present. Mayor John Sinnamon was also present 'with a greeting for all residents—Thursday evening. Two movies were shown "Viva Victoria" and "A Source of Wonder" which was a visit to the Calgary Zoo. A White Elephant Sale was held Friday afternoon with residents,. staff and visitors participating. All probeeedS1 will ho to the Ontario Heart Foundation and $157.66 was the amount raised. Coffee and dough- nuts were served to all who attended. Winner of the draw was Laureen Maloney. Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClure cele- brated their 60th wedding anniversary at the Minor with more than 30 members of their family present. Host- esses for the tea were Mary Rnlayson and „Joanne Ma- loney. Mr. and 'Mrs. Mc- (lure received many con- gratulatory messages and two beautiful flower arrange- ments. All good wishes go AIL .5 22. the Grade Eight Class of Hensall P ublic School wsas honoured with a banquet at the Pine Ridge Chalet. Parents, teachers and the graduates' attended the cere• ninny which featu red special academic awards. Repre- senting the Kinette Club of Hensall and District. Mrs. Carolyn Knight presented the Kinette Scolarship Award to Pam Cottrel and David Skea who were the top girl and boy students in Grade Eight. Pam Cottrell also received a Mathematics Award pre- sented on behalf of the Raeburn family by Robert Raeburn. the school princi- pal. David Skea was award- ed an English award present- ed by Ross Dobson on behalf of the K-40 Club of Hensall and District. Two other awards present- ' ed to the students were a French award won by Rod Parker and presented to him by Eric Mansfield, the French teacher, on behalf of ihe Mansfield family. Repre- senting the Independent Order of aticifellows, Hensall Lodge. Mr. Mansfield pre- sented a Citizenship. Award to Cheryl Webber. The special awards 'were mint 1 , , out to them on this memor- able occasion. Church services were con- ducted Wednesday afternoon by Rev. James Broadfoot of , St. Thomas Anglican Church. Assisting at the piano for the hymns was laurel Levis of Clinton. -Visiting with Arthur Nich- olson were Mrs.' Nicholson, Mr. and Mfg: Harold Nichol son and Mrs. Gary Nicholson and great granddaughters Lori and Connie Nicholson of Port Albert. Mr. Earl McSpadden visit- ed with his • aunt, Mrs. M. Hawley. Kate Laverty, accompan- ied by her niece Rita Duncan, visited Saturday with the former's brother, Peter Laverty of Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. David Young and family visited with Jaynes Nolan. Ruth Noll spent the week- end at her home in Palmer- ston. Jean Wenger visited with her father, Edwin Litt. Mike Driver visited with Ed Dunn. Lorne Kirkpatrick, Jr. visit- ed with his father Monday. The Estate Auction Sale of the late Mrs,'Elizaberh Fuss which was held on Saturday was largely attended. The service in Cannel Presbyterian was withdrawn owing to anniversary service at, Cromarty Presbyterian Church Service will be held on Sunday July 5th at 10:15 a. m. • • burg, and moved here last Saturday. Charles and Ber- nice attended Bob's retire- Correspondent MARY CHESSELL 4824969 We'd like to welcome Bob and Margaret Reid as perm- anent residents in their new home near Varna. They have sold their house in Wallace- nounced those achieving near perfect attendance were Julie and Nancy Webster, Scott • and Susan Kirton, Darryn and Krista McAsh, and Mary Ellen and Mark Webster. Some new teachers are required for the fall session. ,Rev. • Wilena Brawn's sermon for the c:hildren was "How to Live a Christian Life." The basket of flowers in the sanctuary was from the funeral of Melvin Elliott. We offer our sincere sympathy to Margaret and their family. According to Rob Chester, editor of the Zurich Citizens News, there was correspond- ence from Varna in the old Zurich Herald in 1900.