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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-10-21, Page 1414A -, THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 21, 1987 ,35. 'TENDERS WANTED TENDERS Tenders are being called for ,JANITORIAL SERVICES at ,.ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, BRODHAGEN, ONT. for the period .)70TI. 1/88 to 13EC. •31788 Please submit tender in lump sum amount for the year. Closing date Nov, 9/87. " For information on duties please call Laurie Siemon, Bornholm at 347-2401. Lowest or any tender not necessarily, • accepted.' ' Tenders are being called for Snow Removal of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, 'Brodhagen for winter of 1987-88. Closing date Nov. 9/87. Please submit tender on hourly basis. For information contact Laurie Siemon, Bornholm at 347-2401, Lowest or any tender not• necessarily accepted. 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY CHIMNEY SWEEPING, Paul ' Gridiak 482.99.16 after 3:30. • 38-38-tf Fuel Oil Furnace Repair and Clean, Paratchek's Maintenance I • Dublin 345-2235 [38. SERVICE DIRECTORY DOERR'S Appliance -& TV G.E...and -ZENITH- Phone 348-9033 Open 6Aays a Week MAIN ST. MITCHELL, 39. CARD—OF THANKS • MURRAY We want to thank Our family, relatives, and friends who attended our 50th anniversary celebration and made it, such a memorable -day. Thank you for all your good wishes 'and beautiful gifts. Special thanks to•Fr. Sipek for. celebrating our anniversary mass and to our wedding party oi.50 years ago for making the. .day complete. We will.always remember your •'kihdness „on. this special day. Steve and Agnes Murray. . ' 39-42-51 RRONEY We would like -to -thank- all -our -friends -and family who helped us celebrate our 40th Wed-• ding Anniversary. We thank you for ell 'those lovely cards, your good wishes. your gifts and. flowers, and to everyone who helped make- this akethis event a memorable occasion even the charivari gang. Everything was deeply ap= preciated. Earl and Gwen Roney.. 39.42-si • VEAS IAbattoir and Meat Market - M•w•y '83-3�, rrri:les-east-of-E-xeter- 235-1123 Try us for CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING Kill Days - Tuesdays OUR SPECIALTY Horne 'cured and smoked meats. processed exactly the way you like it. HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES Every Thursday at 12:30 p.m, All classes of livestock • WE INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves 482-7511 Clinton 262-2619 Hensall , Barry Miller 236-2717 Ester & 229-6205 Kirkton REID • Nelson. and ,Annie Reid .0°4.114 like. to express their appreciation to 'all who remembered them in any way while in hospital. Thanks -also .to all the -good people who have visited us and sent in food and got our groceries since com- ing,home. Thanks also go to' Rev. Bonnie Lamble for her visits and to the nursesand Dr. Wong for their car. 39-42-1 39. CARD OF THANKS Horticultural Q'BRIEN meeting was We Would like to 'thank our relatives, friends • and neighbours for the beautiful giffs, cards poorly attended and flowers we received for our 50th Wedding Anniversary and thanks to all who came to the Legion 'Hall to celebrate 'with us. A ,special ' thank yQ,tl tp our.tamily.who_planned-the party,,,- -- especially Basil and Mary Lou. Thank you all. ' Mary and'Eldon. 39.42-x1 COOPER On behalf of myself; Lloyd and Scott, I wish to express my sincere thanks to all . of.. our relatives, friends and 'neighbours, Huron t.;entennial staff and • students,. `Country u' Charm, Kippen.UCW and Rev. Lorne Keays, for your kindness and support,• while I Was a patient at St. Joseph's, Hospital' in London. • ' Thank you does not cover the appreciation my family and. I have for the phone calls, cards, gifts, flowers, visits, endless 'supply of food and meals showing up at ,our house' while in the hospital and since coming home; Special thanks 'to•.Dr, J. Sales and his team and nurses of 4th floor, Your' kindness will always be remembered. June Cooper. ' 39-42-1 The' Seaforth Horticultural Society meeting, at. the Seaforth Public_ School on • Wednesday, October. 14 was very poorly. attended, A float for the Santa Claus parade was planned, and anyone.wishing to help please Contact President Luanne Claire. The guest speaker was Mr. Graham from the Royal Botanical Gardens, Hamilton, ho-gave-'atr excellent -talk -on -preparing— ' your garden for winter. Some of the tips Mr. Graham gave were: It iseasier to renovate existing lawn than start a new. one; Autumn is the best time to fertilize lawns using high nitrogen for- mula: This only needs applied once a year and"apply about three weeks before freeze up; Spray for dandelions about Labour day;' - Bring houseplants'in early in fall so they can • adjust to inside conditions.; Buy Canadian grown rosesand plant graft 11/2 - 2" below ground. level. Canadian grown roses are more hardy; Old Christmas trees are good • for winter mulch; Door 'prizes were 'drawn for and b lba were"given ttrthose present ---w ' and a social time followed. The next meeting will be held at ih,, school on Wednesday, November 11 further details • available later. • . WEDDINGS 40. IN -MEMORIAM CARTER In loving memory of a .dear father and grand- father, 'Phllip Maxwell Carter, who passed away Oct. 14, 1985. So many times we think of him and are reminded of his witty' sayings and stories. My Dad 'was truly the apple of my eye, and bis.pas'sing createdsuch a void In all our lives. Now Moni and Dad are together at last ,and I 'know God will 'give them both the health and happiness they both so richly deserve. In loving memory, Royce, Patty, Kerry -Anne, Amanda and Melissa.' Laycox., ' 40-42-1 I would like to thank everyone who visited me," sent get well messages, flowers 'and gifts while .I Was a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital and since returhing home; Special thanks. to Dr..Rodney, Dr. Underwood and the Nursing Staff for' their kind care. Sincerely Betty Coleman. ` • 39-42-x1 • BLAKE Thank you to everyone who visited, sent cards, gifts, flowers and prayed for us .while being patients in the Seaforth Community Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Rodney and the nursing staff for their excellent care. It was all very much appreciated. Mary and Ashley. 39.42-x1 • CHESNEY I would like to thank my family and friends for the cards, flowers and goodies that were given me while I was in hospital, also would like to thank Dr. Wong, nursing staff and Rev, Stadelbauer• Fern Chesney. 39-42-xl THE PLANNING ACT, 1983 NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF •A ZONING BY-LAW • BY THE . CORPORATION OF THE. TOWN OF SEAFORTH TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Town of Seaforth passed By-law 35-1987 on the 13th day of October, 1987, under Section 34 of The Plan- ning Act, 1983. AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may appeal to the On- tario Municipal Board in respect of the By-law by filing with the Clerk of the TOWN OF SEAFORTH, not later than the 13th day of November, 1987, a notice of appeal setting out the objection to the by-law and the reason's in support of the objection. - AN EXPLANATION of the purpose and effect of the bylaw, describing the lands to which the'by-law applies, is provided below. The complete by-law is •available for inspection atmyoffice during regularofficehours. DATED AT THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH This 14th day of OCTOBER, 1987 James Crocker Clerk -Treasurer TOWN OF SEAFORTH P.O. Box 610 SEAFORTH, Ontario NOK 1 WO 527-0160 By-law 35-1987 has the following purpose and effect: By -taw 35-1987 applies to Part Lot 12, Concession 1 in the Town of Seaforth. The property is currently the siteofa residence and two out- buildings which are tri be demolished. The proposed use, a residence, will be permitted as the zoning is changed from "FD (Future Develop- ment)" to "R1 (Residential Low Density)" on an approximate 1 acre por- tion of the property fronting on Brantford Street. The total parcel is ap- proximately 5 'acres with the rezoning applying to the north-east por- tion only. f JSEAFORTH Location Map —1• - jl By-law 35, 1987 Town of Seaforth • II uiu MI till l.uum minor . , I It 1 ell lin- 1l811 FULII 1111 1! I' =c .. W 11111 Lands to which the 13y -law applies • ,mar' LLU-I Tillii 1liI11 1111 rim z,x - [II.' t� l.L 31313 1-1 1 A.. i1 MNMN NO IMAM :It1.lIli 1_ 11N !1J MENHEERE In loving memory of Robert John Menheere who died 3 years ago, October 25, 1984: • Couldn't forget to remember you, When the day you died is here, But then you're never forgotten Anytime throughout the year. When our thoughts go back as they constantly do, We treasure the memories we have of you. This' day is remembered and quietly kept, No words are needed, we shall never forget. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Mom and Dad, brothers and sisters and families and Oma. 40-42-xl BEUERMAN In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather; Orville Beuerman, who pass- ed away October 22, 1976. . You are always, in our mind, . No matter what we do. All the time within our hearts, There are thoughts o1 you. Always remembered by his wife and family. 40-42-xl 42. ENGAGEMENTS HULLEY - MUNNINGS Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Munnings of Clinton are' pleased to announce the:forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter, Ruth Anna Jane" to Wayne Allen, son of Mr: and Mrs. Kenneth Hulley of Londesborough. The marriage will take place . November 7, 1987 at the Londesborough United Church. Reception in Holmesville. 42-42-1 160. a+` DRAGER-SARAZIN ' Patricia Sarazin and Murray • Drager ere -united -in -marriage -on -Saturdays J•u•1•y--------_-. 4, 1987 at Ste.-Trinite Church, Rockland. The bride is the daughter of Gertrude 'Sarazin of Ottawa and the grooth is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald • Drager of Seaforth. Matron of honor was Gisele Leullier of Ottawa,' sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Rachael and Lyn Sarazin,of Ottawa, also sisters of the bride, Best man was Kevin Drager of Seaforth'; brother of the groom and guests were ushered by Stephen Drager. of Toronto, brother of the groom and Jerry Feeney of Seaforth, brother-in-law of the groom. Following a dinnerand reception at Rockland Arena the couple honeymooned in Puerto Plata of the Dominican R bl' Th 'dCambridge Seaforth Women's Institute holds' PR' meeting The Seaforth Women's Institute held ' its "Public Relation" meeting at the Orange hall. Each member invited enough for one table of euchre and there were 17 tables in play epu ic.. The now rest a in a• OBITUARIES Viola Taylor won the-lonealand_prize and other .winners were; high, Marjorie Caldwell; low, Olive Smith; mens high, Neil Bell; low, Gordon MacKenzie and. lucky cups, Eva McCartney and Eldin Kerr. The draw was made for the -quilt and the lucky winner was Cheryl Wilkinson of Chalk St. HELEN HUGILL Helen Hugill of RR 2 Seaforth died in . University Hospital, London on Wednes- day, October 7, 1987. She was 78. Born in North Walsingham Township, Norfolk County on September 19, 1907, she was the daughter of the late James Hunter and Martha Hagan. She attended schools in North Wats- Ingham Township and Tillsonburg and trained as a secretary. She was later employed as a secretary in Tillsonburg un- til her marriage. In 1933 she was married to Charles Mit- chell Shearing ih Tillsonburg. The couple lived in St. Thomas and Delhi prior to mov- ing to Clinton in 1938 when Mr. Shearing purchased the. O'Neil Grocery Store. The Shearings operated -the Clinton shop until - 1953. Mrs. Shearing was tato-employed as a secretary at CFB Clinton until its closure. While living in Clinton she was an active church worker and a member of Wesley Willis United Church. She was sslso a member of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Clinton Public Hospital. In 1968 her husband died. In 1975 she was remarried to Joseph T. Hugill in Clinton. The couple lived in Seaforth. There, Mrs.'Hugill attended the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Hugill is survived by her second husband and two children, William J. Shearing of 'Morrisburg and Gail Wild of Mississauga. Also surviving are step- children, Joyce (Mrs. George Miller), Karen (Mrs. Ron Driscoll) and Alma (Mrs. Laverne Hugill), all of Seaforth; six grandchildren, Karen, ' Becky,' Scott, William, Brent and Suzanne and three great grandchildren, Haley, Jaime and Laine. One brother, Harold Hunter of Hamilton, also survives. -Mrs. Hugill was predeceased bytwo sisters, Rita and Olive, and two brothers, Jack and Bailey. A funeral service was held October 10 at the Beattie i' neral Home, 'Clinton. Reverend William Barber officiated and interment was held at the Tillsonburg Cemetery, GLEN ROBERT CAMERON On Saturday, October 17, 1987 Glen Robert Cameron, formerly of Seaforth, died at St. Mary's Hospital in Kitchener. He was 59. - Mr. Cameron, son of the late Mary and George Cameron of Seaforth, he was a long time employee of Thibodeau'Finch and a volunteer driver for the Canadian Cancer Society. He is survived by a friend, Helen Crystal of Kitchener; brother Arthur and his wife Dorothy of London; sisters, Ethel Boyes of Seaforth, and Muriel Elliot of Kitchener; sister-in-law, Jessie Cameron of Hensall and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Cameron was predeceased. by one brother Wflliarn John .and one sister Isabel. • Ftineral arrangements are incomplete. For further inforthation please call Rata- Bechtel Funeral Home, 621 King Street West, Kitchener, 1-745-9495. As expressions of sympathy donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be ap-' preciated by the family. ALFIE SYKES . Alfie Sykes of the Seaforth Manor died at the Seaforth Cotrununfty Hospital on Tues- day, October 15. Born in London, England he worked the boats boats in his younger years until ill health forced him to be hokpitalized. He had been a resident of Seaforth Manor for a number of years. He was very proud of his heritage arid an avid sports fan. He paid .partieular attention to the Toronto Blue Jays and Toronto Maple Leafs, Mr. Sykes is survived by his wife Nina, who he Married in 1975. A funeral service was held at the Seaforth. Manor on October 15 with the Reverend Cheryl Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa m charge. Pallbearers were Ken Chambers and Manor residents, Ed Dunn, Patrick Ryan and Len Bloomfield. Interment was in Maitland Bank Cetnetery with the Whitney- Ribey Funeral Directors in charge Mrs. F. Paulus of Main St. won.the afghan. Congratulations ladies. Lunch • was served and a short business meeting followed. PEOPLE On Thanksgiving Monday visitors from ' Cambridge with Norma Steele were Vivian ' Cook, Marian Winwood and Verda Kinzie. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown of Jarvis Street,. Seaforth, have returned home following a month long trip to Scotland. Mr. and Mrs.' Jack Frost of St. Thomas were in town last week visiting Mr. Frost's sister Mrs. Jean Dills of Dublin, who is a pa- tient in Seaforth Community Hospital. 1 3IRTIIS ......cm.jL ' WILSON - John and Michelle are pleased to announce the arrival of 'their son Ryan Johnathon at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don on September 25, 1987, weighing 7 lbs, Proud grandparents are Ted and Heidi Savauge of London and Ewart and Geraldine Wilson of Seaforth. BLAKE - Michael and Mary are happy to announce the birth 'of their first child, Ashley Marie, weighing 7 lbs., 8 ozs. on Oc- tober, 12, 1987 at Seaforth Community Hospital. Proud grandparents are Russell and Rita Smith of Dublin and John and llrene Blake of Brussels. The 2400 % investment. Building your savings is a long -terra proposition. So it demands long- term performance. 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