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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-10-16, Page 23' 22 Legal Notices 22 Legal Isl'atlees .22 Legal 22 Legal Natkees Notice of ,No.minations Township of Grey Nduce is ,hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Township of Grey, in the • :PoUnty of Huron that the period during which nomination papers may be filed in the office of the Clerk for the purpose of 'Municipal Election will commence dn. October 16th, '1980 , at the -hour -of 9:00-oltiock-ainr.---- --- and close on • October 20th, 1980, at the hour of 5:00 o'clock p.m. during normal office hours - for the purpose of nominating fit and proper persons for the office of Reeve • Deputy Reeve 3 _Councillors. 3 Trustees for the Police Village of Ethel For a 2 year term to commence December 1, 1980 to Novdmber 31, 1982. Required noftation forms may be obtained from( the Municipal Office. JANE_BADLEY Returning Officer Township of Grey 22-75-1! Notice of Nominations Norriinotions of Public School' Supporters Notice is hereby given that nominations for 2 representatives to the Perth County Board of Education for the electoral diattietrottite'"'P Township of Logan - Township of fillabert Township of Fullarton Town of Mitchell will be received by the unassigned at the Logan Township Offices. Oct. 161h, 1980 at 900 a.rn. and close on •Oct. 20th. 1980 at S:00 p.m. during normal office hours. Required' nomination faros may be obtained from the municipal offices. 'Margaret Scherharth Clerk -Treasurer Ttornaldp of Logan 22.75- 1980 Election Notice VILLAGE OF HENSALL NOTICE OF NOMINATION Nominations will be received at the Clerk's, Offrce by the clerk of the village of Henson in the period commencing on Oct. 16. and concluding on Oct 20 at 5 p.m.. for the positions of REEVE (41 FOUR COUNCILLORS I21 TWO P U C COMMISSIONERS Each of the members so nominated, if elected are to serve a 2 year term commen- cing the 2nd Monday in December 1980.. The recopied nommateon form may be ob- tamed from the clerk's office and must be completed. Med with and accepted by the clerk by the above deadiene. PRELItVIINARY LIST OF ELECTORS FOR 1980 & SCHOOL SUPPORT LIST - notice of posting • The Preliminary Voters List and the School Support List for the Village of Hensail wiil be posted in the Clerk's Office and the Hen - soli P.U.0 office an Oct. 14. The lost day for filing application for alteration, correc- tions, deletion. or addition to the list is Oct. 22nd. Electors should examine the list to en- sure that their name and relative informa- tion are correctly shown. Elizabeth A. Oke Clerk & Returning Officer Village of Hensall NOTE: Any person may inquire by cantac- ting the Munpal office at 262-2812. • USE EXPOSITOR WANT ADS Phone 527-0240 • NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS for thop • Township of Stanley Nominations will be metered at the clerk's office by the clerk of the Township of Stanley, In the period com- mencing pre October hieth and concluding on October 20th at 3t011 p.m. for the position of; A) 3 COUNCILLORS . for the Township of Stanley. 0VEMEM ERIO THE HURON COUNTY Oitni BOA . F EDUCATION for the township of Stanely and the Village of llayfield. Each of the members so nominated, if artescted; are to terve a two year term, 1981 and 1982. ' The required nomination forms may be obtained from the clerk's office and must be completed, filed with, arid accepted by the chide by the above deadline. For further information regarding the procedure un- der the election act. contact: MEL GRAHAM Clerk. TOWNSHIP OF STANELY It.R.1. Brumfield Telephone 02-9908 -NatiCE Preliminary List 1980 of th• Township of Stanley County of Huron Notice Is hereby given that I Item complied with Sec: • tion 24 of the Ntunicipal Elections Act, 1912. end that 1 hem posted erp. at my office. at the MunitiPRI CHM*. 00,11te111h ewor Inctolase II�L the ilst of ell persona amillteal to vats In the municipality at Municipal Itter,- .1001%. 014 that such list remains there for Interaction. . And I hereby cell trpoq ell electors to take beenediets proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected. "entearating Ice law. The teal tky for filing comp,ets is the litred eksy of October MO - The pkirce et which lite rianslews will co;rirrience Is the ChFeilif office. the How et teletch the revisiewe will corn - mottos la October 12th. 1440. pawl this% ath dare ef Gettblesfre 112*. • iiAnGRAHAM - Cleric TOWNSHIP OF RAMEY Township of Httliett NOMINATIONS FOR COUNCIL • mansgRp AND SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER Nominations for the following may be flied at the Clerk's Office in Londesboro from • Thursday Oct. 16 to Monday Oct. 20 M 5 p.m. One Reeve, One Deputy -Reeve, and Three Councillots for the Township of kullett to be nominated by qualified Electors in ine Township of Hullett; One Member for the Huron - County School Board to represent the Town of Seaforth, the Township of McKillop and the Township of Hullett to be nominated by qualified Public School Electcrrs in any of the three above mentioned Iv1unicipal1ties. Nomination Forms to be used are available at the Office of Rid Cldrk. HARRY LEAR CAA 22-74-2 25 in Me a/0H° rrt POWELL 1 loving memory of Kenneth Powell who pass- ed away three years ago. He is gone but not.forgotten And, as dawns another year. In our lonely hours of think- ing Thoughts of him are always near. Days ,of - sadness will come o'er us. Many think the wound is healed. . But. they little know the sorrow That lies in the heart conceal- ed. Sadly missed and aiwayi remembered by wife, Yfivonne, Linda, Don, Kevin, Sherri Lynn, Pam, Chuck and Clint. 25 75-.1 25 Jr) 31ernoriarn KE4R: In memory of ?Ilea Kerr who passed away. 3 years ago on October 22. Each time we see your picture Yin soma to smile and say. Don't cry l'rre only sleeping We'll meet again someday. And when we're sad and loneey. And everything goes wrong We hear you whisper softly. Cheer up and carry on. But if we. could make one wish tonight. And know it would come true, We'd telephone to Heaven And ask to speak to you. Sadly Missed by wife, child- ren, grandchildren and sisters. 25-75x.1 THE HURON EXP0SITOR ooTop.eff l6 1 25, In Memoriam p Win It is three years now Rose since you spent your lonely holm in the hospital longing to be home to your garden arid flowers, but We trust Pau are in a much more beautiful garden, God's garden, with your friends and all the Heavenly Hosts. But for those of us who are left behind there is one consolation for those who love the Lord will meet again at Jesus feet before the , Great •White Throne.. The Bible says, we shall be known as we are known._ _ Always remembered John. 25--75x1 HUI3ERT: In loving memory of Norman (Archie) Hubert 'who passed away Oct. 12. 1964. Sixteen years ago we had to part, With you we loved with all our hearts. We hide our tears, when we speak your name, But the ache in our hearts remains the same. They say time heals all sorrow. And helps one to forget, But time so far has only proved. How much we miss you yet. Looking back with memory upon the path -we trod. We bless the years we had with you. And leave the rest with God. Sadly missed by wife and family and grandchildren. • 25-75-1 PLUMB: In loving memory of Frank Plumb who passed away Oct. 17, 1979. Also a daughter Mary Ellen who passed away Aug. 28. 1967. Their presence we miss Their memory we treasure Loving them always Forgetting them never. Some may forget them Now they are gone But we will remember No matter how long. Lovingly remembered by ty if e Barbara. son Monty, daughter-in-law 'Debbie. and I granddaughters Angela and Krissy. 25 -75 -1 - BUTT: in loving memory of a dear Father, Roy Butt. who passed away,..10 years ago. Oct. 15th, 1970. To know we never said good- bye Will always bring regret. But the arms who loved you dearly Are the ones who will never forget Always remembered by Karen. Al and Grandchild- ren. 25.75-1 Bunt in loving meniory of my dear husband. Roy Butt. who passed away 10 years ago. Oct. 15th. 1970. . Alone, but never quite atone. I face an empty chair, But sometimes in the silence. imagine he is there , My companion tot so many years. No longer here with me. And yet in some mysterious way He keeps me company. Sadly missed and always remembered by his wife. Edna. 25.75-1 BUM In loving memory ef a dear Father. Roy Butt. who passed away 10 years ago. Oct. 15th. 19-0. Memories don't fade. they just grow deep For loiriVane we loved, but con!d not keep. Always remembered and sadIy missed by Brenda and Peter. 25-7S-1 RED): In loving memory of our mother who passed away Three years ago October 16th, 1977 Morn 1 thought of y -on yesterday and wished yon weren't so far and longed for. Just one call to sit and have a tali with you and say. "Come over for a while." We'd laugh and say. "remember when" and could see you smile. Mom. 1 think of you every ay arid wish you were not so r. -Always rernernhere A veri I . 25- 75x 1 MURRAY: In loving memory of John Edward Murray who passed away 16 years ago on October 8. think of him in silence His name 1 oft recall There is nothing left to answer But his picture on ,the wail. -Sadly missed and 'always remembered by his family. . 2S -74x1 25 In Memoriam LEMING: In loving nietn4 ory of, rny dear parents,' j. Leonard., who passed away October 12, 1969 and Edna, who passed away May IL 1977. Together forever. -Nortrin, • 25-74x1 • MURRAY: In memory of a • dear father, and grandfather John E. Murray who died 16 years agov Oct. 8. Jost a thought of sweet remembrance, Just a memory sad and true, Just -the love and ,sweet _devotion_ _ Of many who think of you. However long our lives may • last, Whatever lande we view, Whatever job or grief be ours, We will always think of you. -Deeply missed and always remembered, his family. # 2.5-75x1 CRONIN: With dearest memories of a dear friend and neighbour D.J. Cronin who passed away 1.year ago Oct. 16, 1579. God looked around his garden, And found an empty place. Then He looked upon his earth, And saw your tired face. So He put his armsaround you And lifted you te rest. God'ngarden must beautiful, He only takes the best. -Always remembered by the. Nolan Family. 25-75x1 26 Personal Mr. and Mrs. Ken Barry. Seaforth wish to announce the marriage of their daugh- ter Deanna Jay to Mr. Vince Holbrook son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bullbrook, Mitchel, Ont. The wedding to take plate St. James Roman Cath- olic Church Seaforth, Oct 25th 1980 at 4 o'clock. 26-74x1 27 Births HEPBURN: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hepburn (nee Kunz) are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Chris- tine weighing 7 tbs. Mee az born on Sept. 26th 1980 at Victoria Hospital London. 27-74-1 PIIILLLPS1 Mr. and Mrs. Garry Phillips. Wainwright. Alberts, announce the birth of a daughter. a sister for Carmen. 27.74 SWAIM: Keith and Pautir.e are pleased to announce the birth ef their daughter Erin Lucille. on We'd. Sept_ -24. 1950 at Stratford General Hospital. 7 lbs. 3 oz. A sister for Jennifer and Amy. 27-74x1 SHORTREED: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shortreed. Walton are proud to announce the birth of their son Matthew John born Monday. October 6th at Clinton Public Hospital. A wee brother for Jason. Proud grandparents are Wilfred Shortreed and Mr. and Mrs. Glen -Rose. , 27- 75x1 Henson Continued froin Page 15 meeting Rev, Kenneth Knight read several passages of Scripture The President of the W. M. 5. welcomed the merrebers and guests. Mrs. Malcolm Dougall 01 Exeter who -attended the Conference for Presbyterian Women in Ottawa in May gave a. report of the Conference. - The Offering was received by Mrs. Bert Thompson and Mrs. Lloyd Moussean and the Offerty prayer was given by Mrs. Hyde, Mrs. Blanche Dougall and Mrs. Edith i3ell played a duet "Work For the Day is Corning." The guest speaker was Miss Lynne Longmuir of Hanover who is in eharge of organizing Church groups. Mrs. Psalter, Presbyterial Librarian had a display of literature. Rev. Knight closed the meeting with prayer. During the social hour Mrs. Remus of Walker- ton, Synodical President, spoke. Remember, it take but a moment to place an Ex- positor • Want Ad. 1.4114.4.41.44.414 444 4 4 .41$$A1144.14 41•• .4.• .44.44 -4. .414 4- 4,, 4- 4 • PHOTOSTORY BY ALICE GRID -Riding to the hounds you say? In the Staffa area? Why that's topping, old sport. • Last Thursday morning, the baying of • hounds and sound of the bugle rang out over farms in the Staffa area as members of the Trollope Hunt -Club from Hyde ,Park rode to the hounds. A dozen riders, many dressed in the distinctive hunt uniform, started from ..Jack Kinsman's farm and followed their, hounds through fields and woodlots in the area. Although the "live" hunt didn't turn up ae fox, Robert Trollope, one of the huntsmewe_ said the foxhounds did follow one line of scent. Farmers in the area have reported seeing a number of foxes recently. The riders, including Bevan and Dave Kinsman, were led by Major Peter Wainwright of England, master of the hunt. • The scarlet -coated Major Wain- wright is a former officer with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers and now lives in Taunton - in -Somerset, England. 1--le's the formEr master of the New Forest Hunt in Britain and comes to Canada annually to ride to the hounds with the TrolloPe Hunt Club. On Thursday's hunt, 171/2 couples or 35 foxhounds went on the "live" hunt, which means hounds follow the scent of whatever wild animals are in the area. Other clubs, like the London Hunt and Country Club, often hunt "drag" hunts, which means the hounds follow a scent which has been,laid prior to the hunt. Many of the Trollope ,Hunt Club's hounds were imported from England. The club owns 301/2 couples in total, which are kept at kennels in Thorndale, Tony "Seotty" MacDonald, who keeps an eye on hounds during the hunt, is kennel master. When the kennel master was asked by this reporter, witnessing her first hunt, if foxes were ever released ahead of the riders, he replied in rather shocked tones. "of course not, it's not cricket." The kennel 'man added foxhounds often come on the scent of other wildlife, including rabbits', coons and sometimes deer. Since deer are a protected species, the foxhounds have to be quickly taken off the scent of deer. Mr MacDonald also brings a terrier along with hirn to hunts, in the event the hounds run into a burrowing animal. While Thursday's morning hunt didn't rim a :rex to ground, Mr. MacDonald pointed out that really isn't the object of the exercise - ave're out for the chase. The Hunt Club contacted Jack Kinsman earlier aids summer about starling a hunt from his farm, .but waited until the bean crop was off. so they didn't interfere with the harvest. The club plans to return to the area in November.Before the hunt, Major Wainwright approached area farmers to get a signed letter of clearance so riders and hounds could cross their farms. The riders in the hunt were an impres- sive sight in their scarlet and black coats, following the foxhounds across the fields. The male riders are entitled to wear the scarlet hunt colours lied coats) at the discretion of the master of the boundt, Many hunt clubs require members tO complete a certain number of hunts before presenting them with their colours. The ladies ridino in the hunt, .and most of the men, wore the traditional black coats, sometimes with hunt buttons, alSri presented at the discretion of the masters. The da'rk 'coats, edged with blue, are the colours ,of the Trollope•Htint club. • In addition- to the Kinsmans who were invited to ride with the hunt, three area residents who belong to the Trollope Hunt Club -and rodellniriday are Steve PneStat. or of Exeter, Lynn Flowers of Clinton,: and Donna-Wells-of-Luean. .... The Trolicipelliint Club has also ridden to the hounds in the Thamesford, Ingersoll, Clandeboye and Sarnia area. , EAGER FOR THE Hymr During National Newspaper Week, we pause to say ... Thanks . . because if it %eren•I for each of you" it would be impossible for us to publish a newspaper! • to OW Readers Thanksyfoorreryoer sinteleresttetrain the Expositor es reflected by and cOrfl1tffl1$. Thanks Thanks Thanks to Ovr Advertisers for your confident* in investing your advertising dollars with us. 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