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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-10-30, Page 1822. Legal Notices 22 Legat•Notices 'Nolte of 'Poll Tovvnship of Hibbert and the -Police Village of Dublin A poll will be held in the Township Of Hibbert and The Police Village of.Dubl I n -to elect to the Office of Councillors anti Trustees. Polling Day will be • Monday, November 10th, 1980 Polls will open at 11 o'clock in the Morning and will close at 8 o'clock in the afternoon at the following locations: TOwnship-of,Hibbert and Police Village of Dublin for Three Councillors Poli No. 1, (Con. 1-3 Lots 1-30 and The . Police Village of Dublin.) Township Office, Dublin Poll No. 2. (Con. 4-9, Lots 1-30 and the Hamlet of Staffa.) Township kall, Staffa Poll No.- 3 (Con. 10, 11 & 12 Lots 1-30, Cons. 13, Lots 5-30, Con. 14 Lots 8-30, N.T.R. Lots 22-27 and the Hamlet of Cromarty.) Cromarty Church Hall, Cromarty Police Village of Dublin only - for the election of Three Trustees. The William Feeney Building, Mill Street, Dublin. Advance Polls An advance, potL wilLbe held- for the -- purpose of receiving votes of electors who expect to be unable to vote on the regular polling day. The Advahce Poll will be held In the Township of Hibbert Office, Mill Street, Dublin, Saturday, Nov., 1.1980 Advance Poll will open at 9 o'clock in the morning, and close at 8 o'clock in the evening. Voting by Proxy Electors eligible to vote by proxy must take application to the Clerk for a certificate to vote by proxy before 5 o'clock in the afternoon on: Monday, November 10th, 1980 Charles Friend, A.M.C.T. Clerk, Township of HIbberte 22-77-2 24 Card of Thanks I wish to thank all who sent cards., flowers treats and visits while I was a patient In Seaforth. Hospital. Special thanks to the nurses and Dr. Rodney. — Grace Pethick. 24-77x1 I wish to thank Dr. Malkus and the staff of Seaforth Hospital and all who visited me. sent gifts or cards while I was a patient in Seaforth Hospital — Nelson Ryan. 24-77-1 THE family of the late Mannie Bennewies wishes to express their sincere thanks to reletives, friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness shown during our recent bereavment and for the many floral tributes. food, memorial and sympathy cards and for those who helped in any way. Additional thanks to Pastor A; Hotst Lutheran Church Women. Pallbearers and the Heath Leslie Funeral Home. All was deeply appreciated 24-77-1 25 In Memoriam HUNT: With warm memor- ies of a dear grandfather. Francis( Hunt who passed away October 31, 1978. God looked around His gar- den. And found an empty place. Then He looked upon His earth, And saw your tired face. So He put His arrns around you. And lifted you to rest. God's garden must beauti- ful. He only takes the best. —Always lovingly remem- bered by his grandchildren. 25-77x1 26 Personal ARE you living with a drink- ing problem? Al Anon can help. 527-1650. 26-77x1 27 Births MIS* To Mr. and Mrs. James Sills, Seaforth, on October 27th. at Seafiye Community Hospital. a son. 27-77x1 Seaforth Manor Rev. J. Van Slyke conduct- ed warship service at Sea - forth Manor Nursing Home last Tuesday morning and also communion was given to all residents desiring to par- take. Mrs. Edith Dunlop accompani r at the piano and also siting was Mrs. Van Slyke. Services this week will be directed by Rev. , J. Broadfoot of St. Thomas Anglican Church. Miss Mary Neville and Mr. Charles Ross were in Stratford on Saturday. Mr. Lennie Bloomfield spent Sunday in Goderich with members of his family. Visiting with Mr. Wilber Keyes were Ella Keyes of Kitchener, Stuart Keyes of Orillia and Glen Keyes of Brampton. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smale and grandson Kevin Cardno visited with Mr. Frank Case. Visiting with Miss Bessie Davidson were Miss Ethel Dennis also Mrs. Margaret Whitmore, Leanne and Brent Mr. E. Litt was visited by members of his family Bingo was hem on Friday afternoon and jvinners this week were unleer the B - Miss Ile Gardner and Mr. Charles Ross; I - Mr. Charles Ross and Miss Wilma Brill; N - Miss Doris Wills and Miss Kate Laverty; G- Mr. Nelson Hall and Mr. Cedl Rhoades; 0 - Mr. Ludger Sequin and Mr. James No- lan; 4 corners - Mr. Harold Walsh and Mr. Ludger Se- quin; Full house - Mr. Harold Walsh. Residents have been busy working at crafts and ceram- ics in preparation for the Christmas Tea and Bazaar on Saturday November 8th. This year we are featuring the "Teddy Bear Shop" also baking. Any donations are gratefully accepted and many residents are looking forward to the Bazaar and assisting in any way they are able. Welcome to new residents .at Seaforth Manor are Mrs. Helen Burkhart formerly of Kitchener and Mr. Elmer BakcsV. I - THAT'S QUITE A RACK—A near record span of 701/2 inches across the antlers of the 1450 lb. moose that 15 area men shot last week north of Huntsville will produce an interesting wall decoration for the lucky hunter, Les Glanville, centre, of Walton. Among the hunters, who also bagged a smaller moote on the trip were, IVAN [MANNEE] BENNEWEpS Ivan Emmanuel (Mannie) Russell Bennewies, Huron Park, and formerly of Mitchell, died at University Hospital, London, on Saturday, October 18, 1980. He was born at Seaforth, the son of Mrs. Louise (Dietz) of Mitchell and the late Henry Benneveies, on February 22, 1926. He is survived by his wife, the former Grace McPhail; his mother; one son, Warren of Dublin; one grand- daughter, Kelly; two (standing, left tO right) Dav'e Wildfong, Ray Wildfong, Dave Shean, Les Glanville, Ken Aiken, Harry McIver, Dennis Beuerman, Mery , Godkin, (kneeling) Charles Hayden, Ben Costello and Harold Glanville, Missing were Ray Glanville, Dave Elliott and Davy Houston. (Photo by EH'S) Obituaries brothers, Carl of Waterloo and Harry of Cambridge Galt; three sisters (Pearl) Mrs. Lorne Mueller, R.R. 3. Mitchell, (Ruby) Mrs. Harvey Dolmage, Seaforth, and (Rose) Mrs. Aubrey Eickmeier, Stratford. The late Mr. Bennewies rested at the Heath -Leslie Funeral Home, where the funeral service was held on Tuesday , October 21, at 3:30 p.m. • Reverend Arthur Horst officiated and inter- ment was in St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery, Brod- hagen. RAYMOND RILEY ' In Fullerton Township, (Perth County Road) on Wednesday, October 22, 1980. Raymond R. Riley sork of Ross and Loretta Riley, R.R. 2, Staffs died in his 19th year. He was the brother of Ronald and Sheila, at home, and Mrs. Steven (Cheryl) Smith, Mitchell, He Is also survived by grandmothers Mrs. Elizabeth Riley and Mrs. Elizabeth Connelly. Following visitation at the Bonthron Funeral Horne, Hensel!. the Funeral service Its Vanastra's debt Continued from page 1 he supported the recreation complex in the Mr. Fowlie said he was in favour of the beginning but the project has not developed petition in the beginning as he thought "we as planned. were to be the owners and operators of a Following summation by the two lawyers centre for the junior population of Vane- Mr. Singer said it was clear the intention of the 1974 bylaw wasto make only Vanastra A NEIGHBOUR SIGNED residents responsible for the debt. Mrs. Edna Jeffreysaid she had lived at "I have come to the conclusion that the Vanastra since 1973 but did not sign the intention of council in 1974 should ' be petition as she was in hospital at the time. reflected in the (new) bylaw. I find it not but a neighbour signed for "Mr. and Mrs. difficult to approve this bylaw," he said. Alex Jeffrey." The neighbour said she thought they would want her to sign. Mrs. Mr. Singer said a "whole flock of people" Jeffrey said it was likely sh would have were responsible for the error in the 1974 signed, as she agreed with the initial concept bylaw. including the OMB. and the but it has gone too far. She said het family reovincial government officals who changed has not bought a membership in the mutt the bylaw and approved it; the clerk and as it is too expensive but her two children members of council who accepted it even pay a user's fee when they go swimming. with the mistake because they believed it "It has ballooned to an expensive private was similar to another township bylaw and health club." she said. Harvey Hammond of (Ed not call the OMB to question whether it Brucefield, a former resident of Vanastra was correct: and the township's legal whose family still owns property there, said counsel for not detecting the error. 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Interment followed in Staffa Cemetery. Pall bearers were Donald Cole, Bob Van Volkengoed, David Van Allen, Andrew Laing, Bruce Nairn, and Bradley Marsden. Flower Bearers Ronald Murray, Pat Riley. Wade Riley, Bob Marley. John Munn, Ross Alexander. were THE HURON EXPOSITOk 'OCTOBER M. IOW ru 19 •••1100.4,110/10 offenders waiv� rights Three AmeriCane, teen men and woman, waived their rights to ,a prelhelinary hearing when they appeared in Strad* provincial (bud last Wednesday on &related charges. Jeffrey. Padolitto, Thomas Paul and Pamela Bachman, all of Detroit, consented to be eommitted for trial before a county court judge without the hearing of any eiridence in the preliminary inquire. The three suspects have been in custody since their arrest in July. ' The Petreit residents were arrested following an investigation by Constable Charles Akey of the Seaforth police department, in co-operation with Constable Rob Roy of the Stratford detachment of the RCMP. Constable Akey is credited, with starting an investigation which resulted in eight different suSpects being arrested on charges ranging from p ossession of heroin to armed TVen Of the- suspects , the case were arrested earlie'r this stutilleer, when. they attempted to obtain .drugs. "from Seaforth. Medical Clinic by fratidulenttneans. Following the arrears, en .investigari91.1: traced the international ling. from Hurl* • County to the Winds% area, At the time, Consta e Rey said Constable- Akey's backgreund in , phatenacetiticals:. proved an asset in investigating ' the suspected drug ring. The three suspects who appeared in Stratford court last week were charged with conspiring to ,obtain hydromorphone for the „purpose of trafficking. , Hydrornorphone, a pain-killtng drug with, a morphine base, can be obtained only by prescription. John Skinner, the Federal Crown Prose- cutor, told the court he would get the earliest possible date for dealing with charges in county court. Correspoudent N MRS. MARY MERNER 482-7143 The Youth Committee of Court Constantine L1842 held a Hallowe'en party on Saturday evening Oct. 25th in the hall for the neighbour- hood children, about 50 children were in attendance. Constance bobbing for apples for the Games of bingo were played. A peanut and candy scramble for the pre- schoolers. and _ there was bider children. Hot dogs and hot chocolate was served. Mrs. George Mcliwain was a Tuesday evening supper guest with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merner, Sandy, Julie, Michael and Shelley, when they celebrated Shelley's 6th birthday. 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