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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1997-10-29, Page 30Page 30 25 Notice Tintes-Advocate, October 29, 1997 PHOTOS FROM YOUR PAST - The Exeter • Times Advocate has many unclaimed pictures received from you special occasion. Please pick. up your photo. 26 Legal. Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of VIOLET MAY MURRAY Alt persons laving claims against the Estate oI Violet May Murray. formerly of Exeter. Ontario who passed away on or about the.23rd • day of February. 1997. are herby notified to send in to the undersigned Personal Representa- • rive of the said deceased on or before the 2l'.t- day of November," 1997. full particulars of their claims; thereafter the undersigned ' 11 distribute the as- sets til the 'Said Estate:having regard only to the claims then filed. Dated at Exeter this 15th day of Oeto- hcr 1997. NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY. 1 Ontario Street, Box 128 ' Strattord,'Ontarib NSA 6S9 • BY: LITTLE & ASSOCIATES, Lawyers 71 Main Street Noah Exeter. Ontario NOM 1S3 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of CARL GRIFFITH PAYNE Late of the Village of Hensall, in the County of Huron. who died on the 14th day of August. 1997. Creditors and oth- ers.having claims against the above es- tate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 13th day of November, 1997. after which date the estate assets will be distributed, having regard only to claims that have then been received. ROBERT J. DEANE, Q.C. Barrister and Solicitor 417 Main Street South • Exeter, Ontario. NOM 1 S6 • Solicitor for the Estate Trustee(s) NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of GRANT. McPHERSON • BISBACK All persons having claims against the" estate of Grant McPherson Bisback of the Village of Hensall. in the County of • Huron. who died on or about the 17th' day of June. 1997. are hereby notified to send "in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or. before the IOth day of November. 1997. after which date the assdts will he distributed having. regard'only to claims then re- ceived: DATED at Seaforth. Ontario this• 7th day of October: 1997 McCONNELL, STEWART & DEVEREAUX • Barristers and Solicitors 77 Main Street • Seaforth, Ontario NOK 1 WO Solicitors for the Executors VEHICLE TENDER The Village of Grand Bend invites dealers to tender on a - One .Ton 4 Wheel Drive, Truck to be equipped with a landscape type dump•box and a ten (91 foot power ngle snowplow A package of specifications May be picked up at the Village Of (ice. Tenders will be opened at .4 p.m. on Friday, November • 14, 1997. -- Please direct any inquiries to: ' a Bud' Markham _ Superintendent of Public Works . Village of Grand Bend '4 Ontario Street North 1-519-23&2962 THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND mij The Huron County Board of Education invites tenders for SNOW REMOVAL at 'BROOKSIDE PUBLIC SCHOOL, R. R. 8 7. Lucknow EAST WAWANOSH PUBLIC SCHOOL, Belgrave HURON CENTENNIALPUBLiC SCHOOL, Brucefield •SEA FORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL, Seaforth VANASTRA PUBLIC SCHOOL, Vanastra SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL, Seaforth Sealed tenders, properly identified, will be received prior to 12:00 noon on Friday, November 14, 1997, by the Plant Services Administrator, The Huron County Board of Education, 163 Princess Street, East, Clinton. Ontario. NOM ILO, for snow removal at the above schools Tender'documents are available at each school. Lowest or arty tehder not necessarily accepted. A Carter (hair 1' Canoll Director Auction LARGE AUCTION SALE To be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton, contents of Clinton home plus additions from Brussels, Seaforth, Bayfield, Blyth, Goderich and Exeter. Saturday. Noyembar 1 at 9 a ,pia •RIDING MOWER: Ford 8 HP riding mower. B & D electric push mower. NEW CARPET:- approx. 20 pieces various sizes up to 12 ft. x 18 ft. APPUANCES:•Almond 10 cu. ft. chest freezer, matching GE almond .washer and dryer, Admiral ahtiond fridge and 30 inch stove, Hot Point 30 Inch almond stove with black glass oven door, Filter Queen vac w/power head, 2 color TVs. ANTIQUES, FURNITURE: Small Gone with the Wind oil lamp, Aladdin Tamp, oil lamp, 5 piece chamber set, string of bells, 0 Gee clock. bridge lamp, 3 brass bells, hand tush corn huskey, hump back trunk, treadle sewing machine; press back rdcking chair, nursing rocker, childs pressback rocker, Victoria style chair, butter boxes, old sleigh, barn beam boring unit, dresser with mirror, beige swivel. rocker, 3 yrs. old. chesterfield with pull out bed, 3 yr. old, 2 matching chairs, 2 double box springs and mattresses, several chests of drawers, IBM 100 electric type writer w/memory, sectional chesterfield, entertainment centre, 7 Office desks, office chairs, lateral file, 2-2 drawer file cabinets, chesterfields and chairs, 7 metal shelf units, patio umbrella tables and chairs, portable work bench, old map of Bayfield, chrome table and chair set, dishes and glassware including antique pieces, 120 bottle wine rack, step ladder, some tool plus our usual large offering. TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper ID. Auctioneer Richard Lobb 519-482-7999 Clinton Saturday, Nov. 8 at 9 a.m. One of our best antique auctions this year for the estate of Connie West of Bayfield at Lobb Auction in Clinton. 28 Auction Sales MCKENZI E'S Associated Auctloneen Inc. Buy & sell where the dealers do Ontario's largest public auto auction Every Tues. & Thum.. at 6 p.m. 1881 Scanlan St., London 453-7182 •1-800-265-1906 iu su1M101118t4. zaAuction Sales • FILSON & ROBSON COMING AUCTIOMS Nov. 1 it a.m, Tools, household, misc. for D. Fisher, on Jubilee Rd., S. of Melbourne off County Rd: 9 (Melbourne Rd.) Nov. S - 10 a.m. Large complete household for Dr. and Mrs. J. Harris. Arva. Nov 12 -'7 p.m. Property, excellent corner lot with 2 storey.houae and large double garage. 34485 Main St. Granton. Viewing Nov. 2 &D. 2- 5 p.m. . Nov. 14 - 4:30 p.m. Large estate of household, excellent mechanics tools, trucks. toys, etc.. Komoka Community Centre. Komoka. Nov. 15 - 1 p.m. Canadian Sport • Horse Assoc. - Horse Ring Royal Winter Fair. Lots of dates available to boots your sale. noon & Robson Phone/Fax: 666-0833 AUCTION CALENDAR Bob Heywood 235-0874 Res. or 235-3948 Pager at South Huron Rec Centre •Dispersing a large offering of furnishings, collectibles, household effects and hundreds of useful items for Mr. John Pepper of Hensall • along with additions from Grand Bend and Kitchener._ PARTIAL LISTING: includes:. pine `trestle dining table with side .benches. 2 matching shelves, 2 bedroom suites, 1-4 pc.' and 1-34c. maple dinette table and 4 chairs, 2 single beds, dressers and "chests. double pedestal desk, sofa' bed, armoire, drop leaf tables. beautiful oak fireplace mantel, microwave, Wood's upright freezer,. fridge and stove, auto washer and dryer, Ryobi 8 1/4" radial arm saw. Forney F -S 230 welder. antique woodstove, wood burning fireplace insert, down rigger, bilge.pump, boat ladder,• large anvil, hand and power tools, a large offering of collectible smalls incl: old sausage press and grinder, approx. 40 pcs. graniteware, oil lamps, stereoscope and cards, old calendars, Indian artifacts, cast- iron seat, old calendars (local), glass and china, -incl. RS Germany, depression, crocks, jugs, coins, an adult collection of Mattel Barbie dolls and stuffed toys, .quilts, Christmas decorations, several walking sticks and much more. , Two.auctioneers selling. Many collectible items. HALLOWEEN SAFETY... Watch outfor al/ those ghosts.andgob/ins Community art exhibition at Bainton Gallery BLYTH - Community artists in .Huron County and area.will have a chance to exhibit their, work at the, Bainton Gallery in Blyth again this' year • from _November 23 to.. December 20. . ,The BIyth_Festival_ Art Gallery. Committee is inviting all regional artists and photographers to -enter . their work in this non-juricd show. Work will he received' on November 22 from 9 a.ni..until noon -and from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Bainton Gallery which is located"in the link between Blyth Meinoirial Community •Hall atirt,slw Box Office. • Art of any medium is welcome butit must be original and have been executed in the last two years. All work should be ready for exhi- bition with the appropriate hanging materials like hooks and wire. The entry fee is $5,per piece and no more than two pieces•may be sub- mitted by one artist. . Artists and the general public are invited to attend the,opening of the annual Community Art -Exhibition on. November 23_at 8 p.m. -The exhibit can also be viewed during regular. Blyth Festival, business hours Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For further information, contact Carol McDonnell at 523-9715 or the Blyth Festival at 523-4345. ;- For a hasty treat... SWISS STEAK . Fall days bring out the best of a hotnemakerl We can cook up a hot oven meal and feel like it actually does - - something good in the house. The smells taunt the visitor, the kitchen warms -up toasty for the returning school children, the meal can be prepared and simmering all day --now does that save time or what! Here is one of my family favorites for a windy, cool day. ' • 2 to 3 lbs. stewing beef (frozen) 2 to 3 large onions quartered 3 to 4 carrots chopped in Targe chunks 2 stalks of celery chopped In large chunks 1-28 oz. can of diced tomatoes or 2-10 oz. cons of tomato soap or 1 can of tomato soup and 1 bottle of homemade spaghetti sauce 1 tsp. salt ' • 1/2 tsp. of pepper 1 tsp. of basil Put all Ingredients in a roasting pan using one Qf the three options for sauce. Let simmer In a slow oven all afternoon (at least 3-4 hours is even better). Serve with roasted potatoes for a delicious meal. Enjoy! Debby Wagler Mt. Carmel's deciders The elected. Our Lady of Mount Carmel School recently elected its student council. Front left: class reps Paige McCann. (Gr, 4-5), Aimee McCann (Gr. 5-6), Blair McCann (Gr, 5-6), Adam Hayter (Gr. 4-5), Leanne Cronyn (Gr. 4-5); middle left:.Jesse McCann (Gr. 7), Margaret Geurts (Gr. 8), Scott Davies (Gr. 8), Jillian McCann (Gr. 7); back left: teach- er rep Gloria Miotto-Wilks, secretary Colleen Glavin, pres- ident - Bridgette Roelands, vice-president Annette Roelands, treasurer Nikki Cyr and teacher rep Mary Ellen Coomps. Your Views _. Letters to the editor South Huron D. H: S says thanks "We would like to offer a tip. '\e.igners, Subway, Macleans Home Hardware, special thank you to those who, Reel Time Videos. Pizza. Delight. Donut Delite. and" Thelped make--Powerwalk '--- great success:.. " Dear'Editor: On Friday,_ October 17th and Saturday. October 18th..thc staff,.S.A.C. (School. Advisory Council) and students of -South Huron District High School' were actively engaged in major fundraising activi- iesmon-friOnvihe ftrsa440e04aather Powerwalk* 'was held - an 18 kilometre trek to Kirkton: On Sat- urday,, the second annual Panther Fiiinfest was held_. at' the school, and consisted of a garage sate. break- fast. silent auction and quarter raffle. Both days were extremely- enjoyable and would not have beet; - possible without the support of many businesses and .members of the community. We would like to offer a special thank you to those who helped make Powerwalk a great success: to McDonald's who provided the drinks and contain- ers for our walkers and_to the O.P.P.-for their patrol 'and safety awareness. Prizes were purchased from local merchants. but the following' businesses also made donations to the prize table: R.S.D. Authen- New Orleans Your continued support is acknowl- edged and appreciated. • _-__ . __ ..- Saturday'.l• Panther Funfcst's success relied on the support of many staff members,' S.A.C. members: local businesses. and residents.of'the local and sur- rounding cdmmunitie. While we would like to ,name you individually. the list is too long to men- tion in 'this letter. but we promise to acknowledge you individuallyon-cur nett Panther Page! A spe- 4ti hArik*ou mttst go to Jenni Rowe for her servic- es and to Tim Hqrtons for providing the breakfast coffee. " ' in times of severe government cutbacks, the cos - rejuvenation of the school, forced to compete with a hrand.new school in a neighbouring comma- nity,'ptov'isions Jor co -curricular activities, and stu- dents' • requests for improvement .can only be achieved through fundraising initiatives. Our suc- cess .would not have been possible_ without the ef- forts of those mentioned above. ,Your -support is greatly. appreciatedr , Sincerely. . Carey Eddy & Jodie Baker . Fundraising Co-ordinators •, our Views Letters to the editor SHDHS provides best experiences possible -"I encourage those of you who find it so easy to criticize teach- ers to spend some time in the schools..." Dear Editor: Now that job action seems to have become a reali- ty, i finally have time to sit down and write a letter. Let me ,preface this letter,by saying that I am proud of -the work my colleagues and I do and i love my job. Saying good-bye to my students and locking my classroom door on Friday were two of the most difficult tasks i have had to do in a long time: how- ever. 1 do not believe I had a choice. Is this because 1 am afraid of the consequences of "disobeying" my teachers', federation? Frankly, 1 consider the implication an insult - to insinuate that 1, as a professional, cannot make my own decisions reduces me to a puppet on a string. While t would much rather be in my classroom teaching than on a picket line, this government has left teachers with no alternative. What began as a fight against cuts to the classroom has now become a fight for democracy against' a government who will, because of a lack of consideration of long term consequences, and by .placing the almighty dollar' ahead of our students. destroy a public education system and undo the collective bargaining rights of. a group of professionals who have fought hard. not only for themselves, but for the children. Nothing infuriates me more than to listen to the ignorance of those individuals who insist that teach- ers are overpaid, underworked, and responsible for the "struggling schools" or the dreadful fate of the public education system. As i look out my window this Saturday afternoon, 1 see field hockey teams on the playing field at South Huron and 1 think of my colleagues who not Ohly devote after-school hours to coaching, but weekends also. I think of the "off- duty" hours several staff members donated in the past couple of weeks to ensure that fundraising dol- lars could he generated and utilized on school reju— venation projects and co -curricular programs. 1 think of the technology teachers who arrive early. work through lunch hours, and personal preparation. time to fix school computer problems. and of the' music teachers who nor only rehearse with students morning. noon and night, but spend weekends per- . forming. Then. 1 think of the teachers who are criti- cized by the public because they arrive at school at 8:20 a.m. and leave at 4:00 p.m., but take with them hours of marking or school projects like the compo- sition of a student study guide or new curriculum. How easy it is for an ill-informed public to criti- cite what teachers do because they believe the prop- aganda in the media. buy into Mike Harris' blatantly outrageous lies. •and,are sure that Mr. Smith next door leaves for school at 8:30. teaches 3.75 .hours, arrives home at 3:45 p.m., and does nothing school- .related before 'or after. if my colleagues and I to- talled up the number of hours we• teach, prepare, provide feedback and extra assistance, work on co - curricular activities and special educational -related projects, our wages and summer holidays may not be worth the contracts on which they are written. 1 encourage those of you who lind it so easy to Criticize teachers to spend some time in -the schools, . to educate yourselves about what teachers actually do, and to find out all that you can about the pro- posed Bill 160.. Ask students why 1. like so many others. could not send textbooks home with all of my 94 students. Find out how much money has al- ready been cut from the education system. While you are at it, ask students why we. especially at South Huron, have so many great things going on. Most will be able to tell you that South Huron is an "awesome" school because we have great "kids" and many staff members who work extremely. hard to ensure that our students are provided with the best academic and co -curricular experience possible. Sincerely, Jodie Baker Teacher, South Huron D.H.S.