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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-11-14, Page 17• I 37. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS 1!a With Of AtGMS A1'OIIIIWON SIiMON All pertain hoeing dorms against the estate el AGNES ANDERSON MUT- TON, late of the Village of Hensel, in tb. County of Huron, who died on or about the 1 4t day of August 1990, are hereby notified to send in full par- ticulars of their claims to the under- sipied on or before the nth day of November 1990 oder which dose the orients will b. d'iee-inoled having regard only to daises often receival. Dared at Seaforth, Ontario this la day of No ve ober 1990. ilAc+ears eg, tlswart a Darr.r.ovz Seall0111r Ontario Solicitors for the a .tutors NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In The Estate Of CARRIE McGAv t All persons having claims against the estate of CARRIiE McGNVIN, kale of the Township of Tuck rsmith in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 27th day of July 1990, are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 28th day of November 1990 after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 1st day of November 1990. McConnell, Stewart & Devereaux Banisters, &c., Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the executors NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In The Estate Of BESSIE EVELRVE McCLURE All persons having claims against the estate of BESSIE EVEUNE McCLURE, late of the Town of Seaforth, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 27th day of August 1990, are hereby notified to send in MI par- ticulars of their claims to the under- signed on or before the 28th day of November 1990 after which data the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 1st day of November 1990 McConn.I, Stewart & Devereaux Barristers, &c., Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the executors 39. CARDS OF THANKS THE HURON EXEusi ION. NOVEMBLii 14. 19110-1/ '4-H Heritage Club tours Sills' Archives 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY EXPERIENCED TRADESMAN for any of your needs - carpentry, ceramics, drywall. furniture, refinishing, painting. You name it. For quality work call Keith 345-2629.-38-45-tf 4 PL000 IND Web r MN>rel oil ace &Ware an/ ane Mende ter there ears am Mowers, Mete I tion m the lttrttrtlaf, eta since rue NMans. Your reitueltttitneee amt Hasps be rMeM*isd. The Resit FanWy. - aa-4Sa1 M stiAN we Mien to empress our appreciation to neighbours. friends and rels 0ves lot Wonting* Domaine, oarde. Mowers and toed sent to out horse Thanks to Rev Orb Gideon, Norman East, and the lases of IL Thutch Speclai thanks to Dr. Rodney fond the nurses lot their case and wndnre* to ue. moron and F•iellll - 38-4st 1 Fuel Oil Furnace Repair and Cleaning Paratchek's Maintenance Dublin 345-2235 CARTER Sino to thanks to ow family and Mende for ail the work to arranging our 60th Anniversary Party. The 'cleansing" food to all who helped m the mock wedding you were all great. Thanks to ail who atisnd.d our party, and at home to firm us their best washes, cards and gifts We have truly been blessed with our lamely, grandchildren, friends and neigh- bours Thanks also to all ono nieces and nephews who attended our party Clod Bless You All Love Lorne and Evelyn. - 39-46x1 FIE EY Special towns to all rrry retatives and Mends ,Mao visited me in Stradord Hospital. and who sent cards, gifts and flowers while I was a patient there, and since my coming home. Everything has been greatly appreciated Sheila Feeney. - 30-46x1 MALONE We wish to extend our sincere hanks to rela- tives. neighbours and friends for the calls, cards, food and expressions of sympathy, received wren our brother Jim passed away. Your thoughtfulness was greatly appreciated. Jack and Fran, Claire, Sheila and Wayne. - 39 46x 1 SENNEWIE5 Its difficult to express aN of our feelings at this time We Leel deeply saddened at the loss of our beautiful son. Braden. and yet, at a time like this, we realize how important our families, friends and neighbours are Thank you for your memorial donations, flowers, food brought to our home, cards and letters, visits and especially your prayers Special thanks to Pastor Bob Book for his guidance, prayers and visits, to Lockhart Funeral Home, for their special attention to our needs, to the ladies at St. Peter's Lutheran Church for the beautiful lunch, to Lois Bennewies and Moly Book for their special music, to Rev. Jim Wencel and Rev. Don Robinson for their comforting words; to Drs. Rodney and Malkus and nurses Kay Mailloux, Clara Vanderloon and Lynn Davies for trying everything possible to revive Braden; To Drs. Gall, Black and Collins for their concern; to Carl Schade for helping with the chores; and to Jean Wolfe for the person- al touch she added to her floral arrange- ments. We teal very fortunate to have had Braden with us to love for four and a half months. He was a very special child, who touched many hearts, and we believe he is happy and at peace. We have an angel in Heaven! Keith, Michele, Kendra and Kelsey and families. - 39-46-1 FLYNN ...,, a P Wasn't That A Party' A big heartfelt thank you to everyone who came to our Open House to help us celebrate our 35th Anniversary. It filled our hearts with Loy to share our special day with so many people. Also thanks tor the beautiful gifts, cards and money we received Special thanks to our family for everything. Thanks to Joyce and Pat who did such a good job In the kitchen, also the clean up crew. It was a day we will always treasure. Bill and Marie. - 39-46x1 40. IN MEMORIAM McOREOOR In remembrance of Alex D. McGregor, who passed away four years ago, November 13, 1986 Like falling leaves the years fly by, But loving memories never die, They live with us in memory still, Not lust today, but always will. Sadly missed, always remembered by wife Mottle, families and grandchildren. 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Remembered by wife, Gerry, Jon, Colleen and Wayne. - 40-46x t MoCOWAN In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Isabel McCowan, who passed away November t 9 1982 No Iength of time can take away, My thoughts of you today Lovingly remembered by daughter Kaye, son-in-law Fred, and grandchildren, Dana, Vance and Judd - 40-46-1 Un November 6, 1990 Seaforth Heritage Huron suet at Sills Hardware titiore. Here they were greeted by Frank Sills who is the thud gelerauuu m operate the kcal hardware store. He gave as ciccl ant low et his heritage some -Weddings 41. PERSONAL = STAFFEN'S LAWN CARE .EAVESTROUGH CLEANIN(, CALL NOW FOR WINTER SNOW CONTRACTS 527-2280 4+ ` LOSE OR GAIN WEIGHT Feel Great! No Drugs! No Hunger) No Cravings! Satisfaction Guaranteed{ 1 -800 -074 -2668. -41 -44x3 - FELTZ-BEUERMANN St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen, was the setting for the August 25, 1990 wedding of Barb Feltz and Greg Beuermann. Barb is the daughter of Marion Feltz and the late Mervin Feltz. Greg is the son of Ron and Elsie Beuermann. Matron of honour was Wendy Feltz, sister-in-law of the bride. Bridesmaids were Glenda Beuer- mann, Gayle Beuermann, Karen Elliott, Kathy Bennewies, Tammy Dolmage and Terry Waikom. The flowergirl was Nicole Feltz, niece of the bride. The best man was Tom Duffy, friend of the groom. The ushers were Murray Feltz, Brian McGavin, Perry Bennewies, Don Bruxer, Jeff Beuermann and Brian Moore. The ringbearer was Chris Siemon, cousin of the groom. The reception was held at the Mitchell and District Community Centre with Bill Siemon, uncle of the groom, as master of ceremonies. The couple honeymooned in the Poconos and are now residing at RR 1 Dublin. PITCH -IN AND RECYCLE! 111/4g*111S) -Births MURRAY - Allan and Mary Lou are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Alex Michael, who weighed in at 9 lbs. on Tuesday, October 30, 1990. A brother for Andrea. Proud grandparents are John and Nellie Jansen and Tom and Maddie Murray, all of Seaforth. and lua personal amigos. In this ...eller are hiding iron cots. These art siaatilNr lit note W Fal Hairy. Also of lakes was die brick vault used for searialg dynamite in obs early days. On the main Actor the prirn t:: windows were of interest. allow sunlight to band aid l>Ight the shunt in the days before hydro was availabk. Hydro cause W Sailor* ut 1908. The ceding is the anginal of ton. Ttgroup P upstairs W the tu>ianiidn shop. Hese o& tools were displayed. Mr. Sills dusted the making of a fur- nace duct pipe from a flat piece of tin. He told how they used to take the tools on a wagon to what they were working, therefore owls had to be portable. As members moved on to the next floor, on the walls were names and dates back before 1900. The workers had signed their names on the walls, as well they recorded scores of hockey games. Upstairs in the archives there were many snacks from the past. A penny farthing bicycle was a reminder of earlier models of numbers in southwestern Ontario. Only towns aqd cities had phones then. Mr. Sills related many stores -4-H News about die photos bon long age. Ilia first town hall was shown as well as the present day one which was built in 1891 Many pictures il>tcluded sports tearoom. This helped sambas realize Seaforth was very sports minded even back then. The corning et the railroad trade the start of Seaterth. Then Eg- mondville and Harptuttay did not grow so well. The salt mines were shut down as Goderich harbour made it mare practical to continue bicycles. There were mann articles from family living including a tin baly booth used in dile Sills family. There was a candle making mold, old skates, high chairs, coal oil stove, track shoes, newspaper pages and evut an early 1900 phone book. It was small and listed all the phone mining there. Seaforth has salt from 600 to 1200 feet depth undavotmd. After signing the guest book the members showed their appreciation as Angela Dolmage thanked Mr. Sills and presented him with a gift. The members returned to the V andenHoven home to discuss their tour. They also made plans for Achievement Night at November 27 as Walton. They viewed a video -Tracing our Roots" This video uuaviewed four families and they gave thou reasons for inumgrattng to Canada. OCTOBER 23 Tile fifth meeting of Heruage Humus was held October 23, 1990 at Vanden Hoveos. The inetung was opened with the 4-H pledge, led by President Lisa Wye" TA: rrunutes were real by aoeMry Kevin Wynja. Ambers were invited to par- ticipate in the "Milk Makes It" test cooking at the aceia on November 19 from 4 to 8 p.m. Mambas agreed to be involved and help the 4-H council in its work. Books are due November 15, and Achievement Night is November 27 at the Walton Hell. The Seaford% Women's Institute, who sponsor the group, will be invited. 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The biggest connection the board has with local businesses at present is the co-op program, in which local businesses and institutions participate voluntarily. Students work in two selected areas for a semester each, to get an idea of what is required in those fields. Van Den Broeck said that at present no ideas have been presented about what other programs would be set up between schools and industry. $303 Of 000 dram page 1 informed him the tiles would be made of butting concrete and ready fora tie in, and that it would be up to each owner to use it to the best of his ability. Mr. Traut said he has two drains and a creek on Ills property he can pour into and, for those reasons, he will not tie into the new drain. Burns Ross, a retired engineer who attended the Court of Revision on behalf of the affected lan- downers, said he looked at the lands in question and found no evidence of erosion or rutting on some of the lots. He noted the fields were worked and planted just fine. The present drain, he noted, was built in 1970 and he felt the standards then were still fine for today. Mr. Ross said he felt the full cost should be assessed to those who wanted the work. Mr. Pridham reminded the court that the revision deals with the cost distribution in the watershed and council must make it balance. He said the cost was assessed property to property. Since the work was of low benefit to Mr. Traut, he was assessed at a low cosi When asked, Mr. Pridham answered that the cost of the tiles to be used would be about S 14,000. Mr. Winch told the court nobody really wanted the work. Ile added he felt the problem was that it had been decided already, and he wondered how the whole thing got through. Mr. Wisch said, "S30,000 is too much for thin. The old drain is good for a king time and we don't need the work " Councillor Bill Deicing interrupted the assessed owners by saying he couldn't "see any conclusion tonight- It's obvious no one will be happy. "The gentlemen here are all opposed to it, even Mr. Alderdice. He wanted the drain and is now complaining about the assessment. i'Il make a motion we scrap this thing." A motion was passed to deny Kolesssnents l'hc assessments will not change and the assessed owners will have 10 clays to appeal.