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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-07-17, Page 25A18 —• THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 17, 1985 Sitting Room haven for loca For the third year the Van Egmond House will feature, "The Sitting Room", a show- place of local arts and crafts. Constructed in 1846, the . two-storey Georgian home is a local tourist attraction. Visitors to the house are treated to a tour by Denise Dudiarme, a 20 -year-old economics student at Wilfred Laurier University, working at the house for the summer. The "Sitting Room", located in the home's original dining and living room, is an added feature. To date 18 people have provided such things as knitting, woodwork, glass and mirror art, paintings and sketches for display and sale. The work is sold on a commission basis. Some of the more local artisans include Grace Corbett, Viola Taylor and Annie Staffen, all of Seaforth, Linda Neeb of Dublin, Doug Chamney of Auburn, Eva Laing of Staffa, Donna Price of Exeter, Karen Whitmore of Clinton, Paul Eisler of Mitchell, Peter Chandeler of W Ingham and Henry Young, also of Clinton. Judy Gratton, now living in Florida, sends sketches and paintings to the house through her mother in Exeter. The house is open daily from May through Labor Day. It may remain open for the month of September. arts 39, CARD OF THANKS 40. IN MEMORIAM McILW AIN Adequate words cannot express our gratitude to our family, friends and neighbors for making our ` 25th" Wedding Anniversary a memorable event to cherish forever. Thank you for your expressions of good wishes, through your presence at the celebration, the many eloquent cards, the telephone calls and the generous and beautiful gifts. Your acts of kindness will be treasured always. Jack and Audrey Mcllwain 39-29-1 HI REBRAND Verna Hildebrand would like to thank friends and neighbors for their messages and' cards Of sympathy, floral arrangements, and especiallyfor all the food that was sent to the house. Special thanks to the Doctors and nurses who cared for Gordon while he was in Seaforth Hospital. Special thanks to Beattie Funeral Home, Rev. VanSlyke, also the Legion members for their prayers, the ladies who served the lunch at Northside United Church. Also special thanks to Alli for all his kindness and help. 39-29x1 DO1G I would like to thank my family and friends for making my Birthday Party such a memorable day. James Doig 39-29x1 HOORNAERT— RIBEY LOOKING AROUND — The Van Egmond House was built in 1846 by Constant Van Egmond, We would like to thank everyone who helpedto make our stag & doe such a big success. son of Cot. Anthony Van Egmond who was involved in the 1837 uprising of Upper Canada. ' Special thanks go to Harry & Kate for all of Visitors to the house, like Patti Appleby, her mother Kaye, both of London, and Sandra their hard work and time and to John and the Scherbarth of Mitchell, can check out the local arts and crafts on sale in "The Sitting Room". Hippies for the great tunes. It will always be (Mcllwraith photo) appreciated. Rickan3d Kate Teacher loses bidto regain job Former Exeter high school teacher Joanne Young couldn't get the courts to overturn her suspension put on her by the Huron County board of education because she missed teaching days while participating in anti -war demonstrations. Ms. Young was fired effective Dec. 31 for repeatedly being absent from school. Her prolonged absences were marked by time spent in jail because she refused to identify herself to police officials. Before being fired, Ms. Young was suspended without pay for 12 days in November of 1983. She filed a grievance with the Ontario Labor Relations Board which upheld the suspension without pay. In turn, she appealed that decision to the Ontario divisional court for a judicial review of that grievance decision-. The grievance was handled properly and the decision was sound, ruled Ontario supreme court justices Horace Krever, M.A. Craig and RS. Montgomery. Those three justices make up the divisional court. Goderich lawyer Dan Murphy, the board's lawyer, said the decision means school boards can now suspend teachers without pay. • No board official could be reached for comment because the board office is closed while repairs are being done and they are on holidays. MCI .011150:01 Ontario LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF ONTARIO A Committee of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario will meet to consider Bill 30, An Act to amend the Education Act, during July and August, 1985, in Room 151, Legislative Building, Queen's Park, Toronto, in Windsor, London, Kingston, Ottawa, Thunder Bay, and Sudbury and in certain other locations throughout Ontario. Written submissions are invited from individuals, groups or organizations wishing to comment on the above -noted Bill. All briefs should be deposited with the Clerk of the Committee not later than Friday, August 2, 1985. Requests for the oral presentation of briefs should be directed immediately to the Clerk of the Committee for consideration of the Committee. Copies of the Bill are available from the Ontario Government Bookstore, 880 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario M5S 1Y8 or through the mail order service, Publications Centre, 880 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario M5S 1Y8. 416/965-6015. 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The wedding to take place Saturday Aug. 3, 1985 at 6 p.m. at Cromarty Presbyterian Church, Cromarty, Ont. 42-29-1 39-29-1 DUFFY— VAN ROESSEL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duffy of Dublin are pleased to announce the forthcoming mar- riageof their daughter, Barbara Jean to Eddy William, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Van Roessel of Russeldale. The wedding will take place on July 27, 1985 at St. Columban Catholic Church, St. Columban at 3 o'clock. 42-29-1 McFARLANE The family of the late James T. McFarlane wish to thank everyone for kindness shown to him while a patient in W ingham & District Hospital and for the excellent care he received there. Please accept our deepest appreciation for all the expressions of sympathy received at the time of his death. Special thanks to Rev. Vic Jamieson, Melville Presbyterian Guild and the Watts Funeral Home. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Mary Lou, Jack and family Jean, Doug and family and Millie. 40. IN MEMORIAM McCIJNCHEY: In loving memory of a dear husband father, grandfather and great- grandfather who passed away one year ago July 20, 1984. Today is remembered and quietly kept No words are needed, we'll never forget Deep in our hearts you'll always stay Loved and remembered every day. Sadly missed by wife Agnus and families. 40-29-I W ILIIAMSON: In loving memory of our parents who were taken to be with Jesus, Tho Williamson April 9, 1960, his wife Gal-Wde Fbtifes'JUfy 19, 1960. ' . Parents are precious, so is their name, Without them to love, life is never the same, But as long as we live we will always be glad, And grateful to God for the wonderful parents we had. The joys we shared together, Are the memories we hold dear, And the happiness they gave us, Keeps them forever near. Always remembered with love, your family, grandchildren and great-grandchil- dren. 40-29x1 BYERS: In loving memory of a dear husband, father, grandfather and -great-grandfather Edward who passed away one year ago July 21, 1984. We think of you in silence And make no outward show. But hat it meant to lose you DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFED ADS IS 4:30 P.M. MONDAY DISPLAY ADS FOR OUT OF TOWN PAPERS IS MONDAY NOON 22 words - one week, $3.95; two weeks, $3.45; three weeks, $3.00 Additional words 18 cents. BIRTHS — No charge ENGAGEMENTS — Flat rate of $8, with picture $10 prepaid, $15 billed. MARRIAGES — Free for 8 weeks after date of wedding. After this lime, photo and outline only, $15. Complete write-up $25. IN MEMORIAMS — $3.95 plus 35 cents per line of verse. CARD OF THANKS — 25 words, $3.95. Each additional word .06 cents. 50 CENTS DISCOUNT FOR CASH PAYMENT ON OR BEFORE WEDNESDAY NOON OF WEEK FOLLOWING INSERTION BOX NUMBERS TO THIS OFFICE — $3.00. each additional week - $1.00 CLASSIFICATIONS 1 Coming events 2 Yard, Garage sale 3 Lost, strayed 4 Found 5 Help wanted 6 Business opportunity 7 Situations wanted 0 Custom work 9 Farm stock 10 Farm machinery 11 Hay & straw t2 Used cars 13 Used trucks 14 Articles for sate 15 R V 's for sale 16 Mobilo homes 17 VCR's for sale it Computer corner 19 Pets 20 Swap or trade 21 Wanted to buy 22 Wanted PHONE 23 Real estate 24 Property for sale 25 Property for rent 28 Apartments for rent 27 For sale or rent '2& Wanted to rent 29 For rent 30 Room & Board 31 Notice 32 Vacations 33 Educational 34 Auction sales 35 Tenders wanted 36 Legal notice 37 Notice to creditors 38 Service directory 39 Card of thanks 40 In memoriam 41 Personal 42 Engagements 43 Marriages 527-0240 MONDAY TO FRIDAY • 8:30cm, to 5p.m, Have u tried THE �NEW EOZsitor CASH & CARRY CLASSIFIED CORNER HOLD ON TO YOUR HAT. 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