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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-08-01, Page 13LNOTICE TO CREDITORS .] • 3i. TENDERS WANTED amhommummilimmimJ A gglafTly O AUTHORITY For rernovai of existing concrete near walks and Mops and install anon of precast steps and new concrete walks as specified a locations Outrwsd on ap- pendix 'A' 91D SECURITY P T (H.C.) 90-06 +1.000.00. Tenders rrlP be received for the above tater 11:911 a.m. IOW tams, Wallow day, Awtaat a, 19110 by the Huron County Housing Authority, 44 East 8t. , Goderich, Ontairo N7A 1P43 (519) 524-2837 from whom details and specifications may be obtained, quoting reference number as above THE LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED. NOTICE To CREDITORS AND OTNERS le The ist.te o1 WILLIAM LESLIE O'S14EA All persons having cloirns against the estate of WiLLIAM LESLIE O'SHEA. late of the Town of Seaforth, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 21st day of May 1990 ore hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 22nd cloy of August 1990 after which dote the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received DATED at Seaforth, Ontario this 14th day of Jun. 1990. McC..ewoll, Stewart l Devereaux lsrristers, lc.. Seaforth, Ontario Solldtors for the executers NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In The !stat. Of JOSEPH ALBERT LANE All persons having claims against the estate of JOSEPH ALBERT LANE. late of the Township of Hibbert in the Coun- ty of Perth, who died on or about the 22nd day of Jun. 1990 are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or Wore the 22nd day of August 1990 after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. DATED a i ieoforth, Ontario this 9th day of July 1990. McConnell. Stewart i Devereaux Barristers, is., :..forth, Ontario Solicitors for the executors NOTICE TO CREDITORS In Th. Estate Of DAVID HUGH McKAY All persons having claims against the estate of DAVID HUGH McKAY. late of the Township of McKillop, in the County of Huron, deceased, who died on or about the 6th day of Jun., 1990 are hereby notified to send in full par- ticulars of their claims to the undersign- ed on or before the 8th day of August, 1990, after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. DATED at Seaforth, Ontario this 13th day of July, 1990. RALPH SMITH Barrister and Solicitor 20 Goulnlock Street P.O. lox 111 Seaforth. Ontario NOK 1 WO Solicitor for the Estate 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY • Fuel Oil Furnace &wait and Ctsawiwa Paratcheic's Maintenance Di om ms -vis 39. CARDS OF THANKS I 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY STUMP REMOVAL Reasonable Rates Call , CUT -RITE TREE SERVICES 229-8802 UNDERWOOD Colin and I wouki like to thank our family and friends for the visits, cards and gifts A special thanks goes to Dr Steed and 0.13 nurses at Clinton Public Hospital We will never never forget all your kindness Dave, Shelly and Colin Underwood 39-31 -x1 CARTER Special thanks to my family, friends and relatives tor visits, flowers, cards and treats while I was a patient in Seaforth Hospital Thank you to Or Haines, Dr Malkus, Dr Quinlan, nurses and kitchen staff tor your care and concern Also thanks to Rev Sloan and Rev Bannerman Don Carter. 39-31 x1 -STRY ER'S SIOl>! N4STALLA T!ON •S$OING sortn •rASC,A *ALUMINUM i VINYL REPLACEMENT ell ROWS ',STORM WiNDOWS L DOORS •EAVEST 0UG MNG QUALM' IRMOVAT'IONP ._ 014T111 owe x► YFARS FXPF1M91KT 482-x'428 11 CLINTON NTON Try in fnr C%JSTOM KIltING and PROIKHN(, • Kin Days - Tuesdays OUR SPEC$At Ty Horne cured and smoked meats prncesiad eliartfy the w like it MULLET TWINS We wish to thank our relatives and friends for the wonderful gifts and canned goods given to us at our shower A special thanks to our sisters Marg and Cathy Hulley who organized the event Thanks again. Love, The Twins. 39-31 x 1 HULLEY We wish to thank our relatives and friends for the lovely gifts we received at our showers A special thanks to Marg Dale, Mane Johnston and the Johnston family who organized the events and made them two special days to remember Thanks again, Love Sandra and Susan Hulley. 39-31 xi EISLER I wish to thank Dr Rodney and the nursing staff at the Seaforth Hospital, Dr McNaughton, Dr. Arciswski, and nurses at the Intensive Care Unit of the Stratford General Hospital while a patient at both hospitals. Also to my many friends and relatives for their cards, visits, treats and words of en- couragement. Special thanks to Seaforth Public School staff, Seaforth Legion and to all the people who gave rides and assisted my wife during my stay in hospital_ It was all greatly ap- preciated. Jack Eisler. 39-31 xl McEWAN-WADDELL We would like to thank everyone that came to our Buck and Doe and made it a great success. a special thanks to the Wedding Party and friends who helped behind the bar Rob McEwan and Heather Waddell. 39-31 -1 SHEA I would like to thank Dr. Malkus and Dr Rodney and the nurses for all their care while I was in Seaforth Hospital. Thanks to my family and friends, for their cards and visits. Joe Shea. 39-31 -1 DILLON I would like to thank Dr. Malkus, wonderful nursing staff, the kitchen help, my family and friends, the Legion, tor visits and treats while I was a patient in Seaforth Hospital. Red Dillon 39-31 xi EVELYN CARDNO BM and Annis Orren and family wish to express our sincere thanks to relatives and friends for flowers, dona- tions to various charities Special thanks to Seaforth Manor and staff, Mr Ross Ribey, Norman East and staff, Reverend James Sloan tor their kindness shown during our recent bereavement Your care and concern was deeply appreciated 39-31 xl THE HURON EXPOSIiOR AUGUST 1 1990 Crazy Daze at I iensall Library a smash l4....tt Corimpoo ase mum mAirrsuad 40. IN MEMORIAM EISLER In loving memory of a dear father, father-in-law, grandfather. and great- grandfather. John (Jack) Eisler Sr , who left us 30 years ago. August 3, 1960 Have you ever lost a father. Who meant the world to you? One you loved so very much and miss him like we do Have you ever had a heartache or fen the awful pain or shed those bitter tears that drop like falling rain? If you've never had this feeling we pray you never do For when you lose your Dad, you've hoot a part 01 you We csn't believe it's been 30 years since you left our home Ws watched you close your eyes and go into a beautiful sleep We know if you could have spoken these aro the words you would have said, "Do not cry for ms. for l have gone to rest, but love each other For my sake " Loved and missed by all of your fano- 40-31 x 1 Tturty aveaiw led Hct 's Daze" last Thursday a Michelle Klagcs led the kids through an hour ut soap and games. Michelle will be retur- ning to Hausa Branch August 20 with afor 4 - 8 year olds. Parents of 3, 4 and 5 year old childrien are reminded that storyhotr at the Library will resume in See - BIRTHS VANDENBERK - Dave and Bon- nie are thrilled to announce the safe arrival of their new little boy Corey Adrian William, born July 20 we 8 lbs. 1 oz. in Clinton Public Hospital. Proud sister is Ginny. Spoiling privileges go to Pauline Weigel, Seaforth and Ted and Wilma V andenberk, Sarnia GRUNERT - An and Janice are pleased to announce the birth of their third daughter Kayla. A sister for Melissa and Jessica born July 10 at Clinton Public Hospital. Proud grandparents are Susan Grunert, Henry and Corry Mayer. PIETT - Proud parents Karen and Craig welcome their first child Carly Quinn with open arms. Carly arrived July 21 weighing a healthy 6 lbs. 11 ozs at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Excited grandparents are Mrs. Helen Pieta, Embro and Mr. and Mrs. George Quinn, Thamesford. SHOLDICE - Mark and Debbie Sholdice are pleased to announce the birth of their baby girl, Sarrah Pauline Dorothy, born at Clinton Public Hospital on May 6, 1990. A sister for Samuel. Grandparents are Gary and Barbara Sholdice of Goderich, and Don and Brenda Scott of Auburn. Great-grandparents are Laurie and Dorothy Scott, Lou and Pauline DeRiviere and Verna Sholdice of Mitchell. REININK - Carol and Bert thank the Lord for the safe arrival of their son James Frederick, born July 10, 1990 at Clinton Public Hospital weighing 8 lbs. 14 ozs. A brother for Shawn. Proud grandparents are Maxine and Bill Seers of Auburn, Frank and Cobie Reinink of R.R. 4, Walton, and great-grandmother Clara Blake of Goderich. REININK - Carol and Bert thank the Lord for the safe arrival of their son James Frederick, born July 10, 1990 at Clinton Public Hospital weighing 8 lbs. 14 ozs. A brother for Shawn. Proud grandparents are Maxine and Bill Seers of Auburn, Frank and Cobie Reinink of R.R. 4, Walton, and great-grandmother Clara Blake of Goderich. SHOLDICE - Mark and Debbie Sholdice are pleased to announce the birth of their baby girl, Sarrah Pauline Dorothy, born at Clinton Public Hospital on May 6, 1990. A sister for Samuel. Grandparents are Gary and Barbara Sholdice of Goderich, and Don and Brenda Scott of Auburn. Great-grandparents are Laurie and Dorothy Scott, Lou and Pauline DeRiviere and Verna Sholdice of Mitchell. I40. IN MEMORIAM COSTELLO Treasured memories of a dear father and grandfather, Bernard James (Barney), whom God called home August 4. 1960. In the book of life there are memories. Of the happy days we knew, And recorded in love are the blessings, Of a wonderful dad and grandfather like you Always will be loved and remembered. by his Bob, and daughter-in-law Mary Helen, and grandsons Shawn James and Curtis Vaughan 40-31 x EISLER In loving memory of my husband John (Jack) Eisler Sr , who passed away 30 years ago. August 3. 1960 Silent memories keep you near, as time unfolds another year No longer in my life to share. but in my heart you're always there Always remembered and loved, your wife Gladys 40-31 1 KRAUSKOPF In loving memory of James P Krauskopf, who passed away. fifteen years ago, August 1, 1975 So many things have happened. Since you wars called away So many things to share with you Had you been telt to stay To some you may he forgotten To °chert a part of the past Sul is us who loved and lost you. Your ms mory MN always hat Sadly Wombed by Mien, Bonnie and Harvey, Bob. Donna and Stow. and Mary Katherine 40-31 xi tanba. Call Susan at 262-11443 or 262-2449 fur information a _1 re - stigma. %etyumcs we Mulley= 10:30 - 11: 30 and Thursday form 2 - 3Hamad p.m. Playground has sow passed the beJf way msec. The 60 children rushed this part week capyed a lour of Gomel Humes Friday and London Children's An Museum. Long -tune residents oaf lioft�all. Herb and Barb Streuoa, moved last week -end to &Cher. Bob and Nancy Campbell and family have moved into Stretton family hutne. • OBITUARIES CHARLES WILLIAM WOOD Charles William Wood of Centre Street, Egmondville died at Seaforth Community Hospital July 30 in his 70th year. Charles Wood was the beloved husband of Ariel Johnstone. Dear father of William C. (Brenda), Manitoulin Island; Richard J. (Joan), Seaforth; Kenneth E. (Erin), Acme, Alberta and Sylvia and her fiance Eugene Mounternay, Nairn. Dear grandfather of Pam, Bev, Jill, Scott and Dean. Dear brother of Donald, Seaforth; Mrs. Mary Mennell, Goderich and Annie Sal - lows of Vanastra. Charles was the past president of Legion 156, Seaforth and Charter Member of Seaforth Legion. The family will receive their friends at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, Seaforth August 1 from 7 to 9 p.m., August 2 from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. and on August 3 until 2 p.m. when funeral services will be held at the funeral home. Expressions of sympathy may be made to the Egmondville United church building fund, Seaforth Hospital or Canadian Cancer Society. There will be a Legion memorial service at the funeral home August 2 at 8:30 p.m. Rous sed Donna Ccxbcu enjoyed a three da_y bus tour with the Huron County Cattleman Association to Huron County, Mic lusslnD. The tour visited farms and the Pioneer Sugar Beet plant at Sandvik y . Connie Taylor, of Gravenhhursit, recently visiteid Ross and Donna Corbett She helped host a shower tut bride Nuw p of Clinton. Maranda Blake and Traci Taylor, stepped dance and Pat Taylor clogged. Tanuny Marlene ut Seaforth, rad a vary humutous QUEENSWAY 13 address for Nitta. Minor Hockey registration will be held at the Area August 15 and September 8. Call Pttcs Groot 262- 3406 for inure Wombat*. Hcaaiall Shuffleboard results bruin July 24: High 6 gams winners - P sc:y Campbell (455); Dave Kyle (423); Emma Campbell (407); Hugh McKay (403). High 5 game win- ners. John Pepper - (314); Helen Anderson (301) and Pearl McKnight (297). Queensway B.B.Q.'s CARRIE VICTORIA McGAVIN Mrs. Carrie Victoria of Tuck- ersmith Twp. at Huronview, Clinton on July 27 in her 90th year. Beloved wife of George McGavin (1973). Dear mother of Audrey (Mrs. Bruce McLean) of Tuck- ersmith Twp. and Marion (Ken McNaught) of Stratford. Loved grandmother of Mary Anne and Jim Snowdon and great-grandmother of Mary Jayned David. Predeceased by three sirs and one brother. Friends and relatives were received at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, Seaforth. Funeral services were held at St. Thomas Anglican church, Seaforth and interment at Maitland Bank Cemetery, Seaforth. Pallbearers were Neil McGavin, Ed Laithwaite, Robert Legg. George Hildebrand, Robert McCartney and John MacLean. Expressions of sympathy to the St. Thomas Anglican church would be ap- preciated by the family. WILLIS BERYL CARNOCHAN Willis Beryl Carnochan (True- mner) passed away July 14 at the Health Sciences Centre, Winnipeg, in her 68th year. She was the loving wife of James G. Carnochan, Winnipeg, and mother of Wayne (Bev), Winnipeg; Douglas (Stephanie), Calgary; and David of Winnipeg. She was the beloved grandmother of Tara, Andrew, Avery! and Gareth. She is survived by a brother, Dan (Meta) of Maple Creek, Sask. Memorial service was conducted from Harrow United Church, Win- nipeg, July 17 with Rev. Art Veldhuis officiating. MARY LUPEL Mrs. Mary Lupel (Belyk) died July 30 at Seaforth Community Hospital in her 79th year. Mary Lupel was the beloved wife of Steve Lupel of Seaforth Manor. There will be no funeral home visitation. Funeral services will be held August 1 at 2:00 p.m. at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home. interment will be at Egmondville Cemetery. With the beautiful sunshine we've been having lately residents are eager to be outside up all that vitamin D. Any your're apt to find us in our back- yard enjoying a barbecue lunch; this past week, Monday and Friday were the days. Thankyou to Sim and Mary Roobal for helping out. Rev. Sheila McGregor of Thames Road and Elimville Churches led our worship service Tuesday after- noon with Joyce Pepper as pianist. Wednesday morning Fun and Fit- ness and current events started the day. In the afternoon Choir practise was held. Rest Home residents continue their Bible Study with our volunteer chaplain Re. Stopkovic. The Judy Garland film Wizard of Oz was shown Thursday evening. July Birthdays were celebrated Thursday at ow Monthly Birthday Party. Gladys Van Egmond, Elgin Nou and Stuart McEwen provided entertainment. Not too many can sit still listening to their brand of tot tapping Old Tyme Music. Birthday Greeting to Genevieve Windover, Hiraim French, Alice McDonald, Tom Desjardine, Annie Rule, Ida Dunlop, and Alfred Tilley. Resident Council met friday mor- ning. We reviewed the past months events and previewed coming events for August with suggestions from residents as to trips they would like or activities they would enjoy. Everyone felt it was a productive meeting. Coming events are: August 4 - Trip to Bill Gibsons home; August 10 - Information Day on Goderich, "The County Seat"; August 19 - Trip to Clinton Racetrack. Carmel church summer hours In counting our blessings We find when we're through We've no reason at all To complain or be blue So thank God for good things He has already done And be grateful to Him For the battles you've won. Such a lovely day with the sun shining and the sanctuary filled with organ music by Carolyn Love and on piano Dorothy Taylor. Rev. Mark issued the call to worship and gave the prayer of adoration. The psalm of praise and pentecost reading were followed by the prayer of confession and assurance of pardon. The prayer of illumination and the reading from the Old Tes- tament preceded the gospel lesson. Rev. Mark's sermon was most interesting. The choir sang an an- them entitled 'I'm Following Jesus Each Step of the Way'. The affir- mation of iaith and the prayers of the people were in order before the hymn Presentation of our Gifts and Offerings followed. The doxology and prayer of dedication, the final hymn and charge of the people were the final order of worship before the benediction and choral amens. Rev. Mark will be on holidays from Aug. 6 - Sept. 4. In the event of a pastoral emergency please contact Elder James Dougall, 235- 1778 or Elder Robert, 263-6349. There will be no Sunday services at Caven or Carmel on August 12, 19, and 26. Carmel will be closed Sept. 2 worship service begins Sept. 9. Cranbrook has many visitors Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-8845 Mr. and Mrs. M. Marguire, Detroit, and Otto ' and Mra. Till called on Mrs. Mac Engel on Satur- day. As a young girl Mrs. Maguire attended school in Cranbrook while living with her grandparents, the late Fred and Mrs. Jeschke. Miss Renate Hunke, Kitchener, visited Allan and Lynn Fretz on Sunday. Jean Dunn, Annie Williamson, and Helen Scott, all of Listowel, visited Mrs. Mac Engel Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dadswell of Clayton, Deleware, and Mrs. Dorothy Fitzsimmons of Windsor, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith for a few days. St. Columban parish picnic and games St. Columban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 Francis, Marie and Stephen Hick- nell and John McKercher returned from a trip to Milwaukee, Wescon- sin. They visited the grave of Father Stephen Echert who during his lifetime as a Franciscan Capuchin priest worked for the good of the coloured people in America. On July 22 neighbours of Clarissa Stewart gathered at the home of Francis and Marie Hicknell to honour her after her move to her home in Seaforth. An address was read by Marie Hicknell and gifts were presented to Clarissa. Clarrissa thanked everyone for their generosity and invited them to visit her at her home. Louise Ryan of Kitchener spent the weekend with Cecilia Ryan. Sunday Laura Ward of Kitchener visited with her mother. Father Frank Moylan, Scarboro Foreign Missions, celebrated his 45th year of service in the pries- thood at a Moylan reunion held at the Pinery on Sunday July 29, 1990. Mass was celebrated at 1 p.m. at the Pinery by Father Frank with about 85 of Father Moylans relatives frorn Ontario and the United States attending. Congratulations to Mary Moylan on the birth of her new gran - daughter Fiona Bridget Moylan born July 25. Proud parents are Gordon and Kathryn Moylan of St. Mary's. Grandma Moylan took care of her grandson Angus while his mother was in the hospital. The Si. Columban parish picnic was held on Sunday, July 29 begin- ning with Mass at 11 a.m. followed by a potluck dinner, children's rsct*, tug of war and a ball game Results of races as follows: Run- ning race four and under, First - Nicolas Jansen, Second - Jamie Cronin, Third - Erica Murray; Ages five and six, First - Lee Ann Mur- ray, Second - Paul Cronin, Third - Brent Cronin; Ages seven and eight, First - Brad Murray, Second - Jeff Murray, Third - Jeanette Crowley; Girls age nine and ten, First - Cathy Coyne, Second - Melissa Robertson, Third - Tricia Jansen; Boys and girls 11 and 12, First - Greg Visser, Second - Jane Crowley, Third - Pat Coyne; Boys and Girls 13 years and up, First - Brian Melady, Second - Steve Hicknell, Third - Mike Coyne; Boys 9 - 10. First - Larry Kelly, Second - Matthew Coyne, Third - Jared Murray; Kick the shoe ages four one under, First - Nicolas Jansen, Second - John Crowley, Third - Kelly Cronin; Ball throw ages five and six, First - Paul Cronin, Second - Matthew Feeney, Third - Jeremy Ryan; Sack Race ages seven and eight, First - Julie Nicolson, Second - Kari Cronin, Third - Brian Sprugt; Boys and Girls ages 11 and 12, First - Carrie Flanagan, Second - Greg Visser, Third - Gary Cronin; boys and girls 13 and up, First - Dean Murray, Second - Tanya Vansteelandt, Third - Kim Maloney; Wheelbarrow race ages 9 and 10, First - Larry Kelly and Matthew Cronin, Second - Cathy Coyne and Melissa Robertson, Third - Andrea Flanagan and Julianne Ryan; Girls and boys three )egged race ages 9 and 10, First - Cathy Coyne and Melissa Robertson, Second - Julianne Crowley and Tricia Jansen, Third - Jason Ryan and Jared Murray. All the children enjoyed a candy toss, Dean Murray and Joanne Robertson won the balloon toss, McKillop beat Hibbert in the tug of war and the teens won 10 - 6 in the ball game