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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-04-12, Page 1616A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR APRIL it 1989""'" SERVICE - MIRE( TORN' r - nna 517-0873 Oilf. re I P- ra : hret< s Maintenance Dublin '34S-2235 LANE Many thanks to the nurses and Doctors al Stratton' General Hospita, for the kindness shown to me during my shore stay there Special thanks to my sister Rose my family friends and neighbours for the cards flowers and treats while there and since returning home Marg Lane 39-15-x' 1 IaSSr, W hvkStn( r WE 1,1✓ITF YO1)R CONSIGNMENTS Victor Hart'reav• Greg Hargreaves 48) ' . r limo, 1r,4.2h14 Hensai Barry Miller 4 eta- rxe1D•r e 214_62 i5 Kirktor Abattoir and Meat Markt' 8 • • 3 i mrle5 eaki nt Exete. In r.n CUSTfr 'I INC'. a r 'ROCESSINt. nesdar OUR SPECIAIT) I•inn,l, cured Hh,I smoked me ,roc'eserl exam tho w.ry vuu like Concrete and General Contracting •Foundatons •Sidewalk; °Driveways •Floorino R.R. 1 AUBURN, ONT (519) 523=4338 Do You Need Your Lawn Ro1Bec F®�t REASONABLE RATES Call liiort Janniaa'I~ 522-01148 Cr HEARD CONSTRUCTION LAWN ROLLING 0 DRIVEWAYS - Gravel, Sand, topsoil- , SEPTIC FIELDS Serving The Area Since 1962 522-®.3®7 R.R.• 2 Seaforth COYNE Tne family of the late Alicia Coyne wish to er press their appreciation to friends, neighbors ano relatives tor their kmoness to Alicia over the years she was in the nursing Home and to. the Mass otterrngs and expressions of sym pathy at the time of ner death. Special thanks to the doctors and staff at Mitchell Clinic: the staf, a the Mltcnei' Nursinc; Home, F' Loebacn and his pastoral assistants. Fr. Ga,. rigan and the C.W._ : Whitney Ribey Funera Home and the palloearers The Coyne Family 39-15-x' WILLIS T hanks (0 buya and all the boys I skated wit' at the arena during the winter and all the kids at S: JameS Scnoo . especially Katie. my cousin who `• so crazy about my hockey talent or was 'r the Gretzky puce Phillit, qn39-15-' O'REILLY Jur sincere thanks to all our great neighbors on tr,u 4131 and 5th of Hibbert for the well organized surprise party they held Friday evening in our new home Special thanks to Gilbert and Pocki for their thoughtfulness. It was a night that will always be remembered Jack and Margaret O'Reilly 39-15-1 GLAN V ILLE-HOOD Thanks to all who attended the Buck and Doe held for us Special thank you to those who organized It and helped out in any way. Your kindness and eller' will always be remembered and appreciated. Doris and Lyle 39-15-x1 VINCENT Edith Vincent !nee Edith Hunte wishes to thank relatives and friends for helping her celebrate a 90th Birthday on Sunday April 9 Guests were present from Toronto, London, Belmont. Elmira. Brussels. Hensel), Staffa and Seaford' Thanks for the best wishes flowers, cake, the music, the Jokes and all who arranged the party. 11 was much appreciated Edith M. Vincent 39-15-x1 GRA y I lover,; memo', i , dear enn and hrothe• Gary who passed away lhre- years ago Apr,. 13 1986 and a dear husband and father Ear Gray who passed away 23 years ago April 24 1966 A special smile a special Lace A part ot our tamely we can never replace Loved and remembered every da, Missed much more than words can sal To some they may be forgotten To others a part of the pas' But to us who loved vou so dear),: Their memory will always las: Lovingly rememberec be. (Mothe' anc brother. win• Marpare am sor Keith 40-15-x' BROOKS In loving memory of a dear mothe- Verna Brooks who passed away April 1 1976 Peaceful be thy rest dear mothe It is sweet to breathe thy name In lite we loved you dearh In death we do the same Loving!, rememberec b• sor George VO.CK In loving memory ot a dear wife'and mother Cathy, who passed away April 6. 198E A wonderful mother, wife and ale One who was better. God never made A wonderful worker. lova) and tar. Tenderly helpful, Cathy, you were Just In your Judgment. always non: Honest and liberal ever upright. Loved by all. our pride they share Pride in the wonderful one vou were We love you Mon Sadly missed by husband Doug and sons Mat- thew. Micnael and Marr 40.15-X1 JANTZ1 In loving memory of a dear wife and mothe; Flossie Jantzi. wno passed away tive years ago April 10. 1984 A Silent thoughr, a secret tea• Keeps ner memory ever des, Time takes away the edge of grit' But memory turns back every lea' Lovingly remembered oy Aaron and tamih 40-15-x' JONES In roving memory of a dear wife and mothe, Joan Jones who passed away April 14. 1986 You are loved. 'missed and in our memories always,. Mervin, Michael,'Michelle and Mark. 40-15-1 •BUTT In 'loving memory of a dear father, Keith Got don •Butt. wno passeo away 10 years ago, or epril 14. 1979 So many things have nappenec Since you were caliea away So many things to snare with yon.' . Had you been left to star It broke my heart' to lose yos But you didn t go alone For pan of me went wren you The day -God called you home Always remembered and sadly missed by Lor. • BUTT In Loving memory of a dear father, Keith Goi don Butt, who'left us April 14, 1979 I have only your memory, dear father To remember my whole lite throuugh But the sweetness will Ithger forever As I treasure the image of you Always loved and sadly missed by son Dar. 40 -15 -re rincipai transfers unchanged wntdd be i eonsideratinn t changing 11 M^ Jer r said hone the issue is behind us, s aur energies can be focused in another direr. tion, It has to he beta ,d us ' Mr Rhaa e , also st rues a- r xeter'r newer r sugge -tied that he may not ar- rnni tee rr•ansfe-r, but some renent persUa- srrn ha, IP,' him to change. hi: thinking "I've been getting a Ir ,r encourage- ment to accept the transfer It's come from board members adrninistratton ane. people from Goderieh T've gotten letter - from Goderich students " sato MI Shea "I hope that the students aryl etalf it Goderich understand that if there has beer any hesitation on my part. it's not that I don't like the school That's not the ease ' "There's always a fear of trepidation when going to some new place that you're going to he welcomed and you're leaving ILY MIKE WILLISCRAIi"I The Huron County Board of Education plan to transfer three high school prin- cipals this fall should be put to rest say, board Chairman John Jewitt The board met last Mande r- i' ('liner and listened to student: frni: ('entre Huron Seconded School CRSS wh disagree with the decisinr' to rnm • In: Wooden to Exeter South Huron The move will also switch Goderich District Collegiate's r (MCI) Herb Murphi en F.E Madill fn Wingham and Exeter's Bruce Shaw to GDC After listening to the students Mr Jewitt re-emphasized the board's position "1 tried to indicate ir; terms that everyone could understand. because the) did not seen) to understand last month that the decision was a decision that tht board was comfortable witti and there something that has been really good, for the unknown During the turmoil which arose from last month's decision, both the board and the principals have chosen their words carefully because they realize the employer-employee relationship will con- tinue after everything has died down When asked whether Mr Shaw's transfer from Exeter had anything to do with a conflict with his mayoral duties, Mr Jewitt said, " I don't want to give out any information that is going to harm anybody These people have to go into the snhools and perform." "Because of that, the board has given me counsel that we stress the positive ends of the transfers. What you have suggested, I don't think would be positive and I would like to stress that you suggested it " As far as Mr. Shaw is concerned there has never been any conflict with his two jobs "1 don't take time from one job to do the other or at the expense of the other. As far as 1 know unless somebody is not telling; me something it is not a concern of the board " he said. One thing that did concern Mr Jewitt was the students who fought to keep their principals. Especially the students of CHSS who bought a, full page ad in the March 29 edition of the Clinton News - Record "The students deserve a lot of credit The) were doing what they believe in," said Mr. Jewitt "I don't know what it cost to run a full page ad, but I'm sorry to see the money spent because there are people that knew the decision was final " "The students were getting some guidance that they shouldn't have been getting. They were misled a bit. That's all I'll say" Mr. Wooden preferred not to comment on the matter, but did say. "I feel a great deal of gratitude toward the entire school and its community. The issue appears to. be closed.'' STORYTELLER. Mary -Eileen McCtear was at Seaforth Public School this.weer...Mrs McClear is a professional storyteller for people of all ages, who performs In schools colleges, libraries, and for folk festivals and community groups. She is seen here man mg a wooden oucK dance. Corbett photo EASTER ACTIVITIES AT S.P.S. Mis Pincombe's Kindergarten class had fun hunting for chocolate Easter eggs that were hidden all over the classroom. They also drew pictures of eggs, rabbits etcetera. Mrs. Carroll's Grade 1 class decorated eggs that were either hard-boiled r town out. They made cute paper plate bits The Easter bunny came and put goodies into the baskets that they made. Mrs. Britton's Grade 2 class had fun mak.- mg paper mache eggs. They also sang many Easter songs. Mrs. Elliott's Grade 2/3 class made paper plate rabbits and decorated blown out eggs. They also made baskets to put their eggs in. Grade 4G/K had to' blow out and decorate eggs. They had fun swirling eggs Mrs. Riley's Grade 5 class had furl decorating hard-boiled eggs Mrs. van den Akker's Grade 4/5V class had fun making paper mache eggs, french activities and made baskets for their eggs Mrs. Henderson's Grade 3 class had fun making chocolate eggs and cookies. They sang Easter songs, made Easter baskets and made their -initials from chocolate. By : Christa Leonhardt and Shaun Anstett ANYONE Knowing the whereabouts of the children of Barry Beech, Wendy Lee (Beech). Dindia and Rickey James Beech. Please phone Jessie (Beech) Bennewies 527-2302 collect 41-15-1 Macon Bailey BROKER Gordon Hill SALES REPRESENTATIVE ECKERT I would like to thank neighbors, friends and relatives tor cards, flowers, and treats during my stay at Seaforth Community Hospital Special thanks to Dr. Malkus and nurses on • OBI and Marr Floor it was greatly ap- preciated Thanks. Norah 39-15-1 BOYD The family of the late Charles Boyd would like to thank relatives and friends for their love and support while he was in the hospital and dur- ing our recent sad bereavement of a dear hus- band, father, and grandpa. Your expressions of sympathy, offered through prayers, cards, flowers, food, and donations to the Seaforth Hospital -Building Fund -are greatly -ap- preciated. Thanks also to Rev. M. Reuber for his words of comfort, to the .ladies of Cavan Church for the luncheon, and to the Session of Cavan Church. The :care extended to him by Dr. Malkus, the hospital nurses, and Kit- chen staff was greatly ,appre9iated. 4)8.001 thanks to Mac and . Helen .Scott, to .,Jean 4MoEwen, and to Ethel.and Blmer Dennis for their gracious hospitality Their many kind- :rtesses.,will always be -remembered. ,Bessie ;6oydand family 39-15-xl ,Might be some hidden wampum wider your tent! Chech:atticand basement -for sellable items; then BEST OF 2 WORLDS: Town and Country 309 Albert 5, Clinton. 2 floor Horne with double garage. on spacious acre land soaped lot rBLYTk: Unique one-ol•o-kindconverted railway station, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large workshop. I ' . acre nicely treed lo' CLINTON: 1 ' . floor frame home. Ontario Street. Large lot ^BRUCEFIELD: Very modern brick bungalow on spacious lot. 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