The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-05-07, Page 45WEDNESDAY, MAY.14th, 1969
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BY PAT: MARTIN;. KINGSB:RIDG.E
Application
ForHuronl obs
Huron County .Board of Education
Y411 ".go' long" with parking at the
Neil Bell service station property
recently purchasedby the Boas d,•"
until the building js, torn down. '
The Board decided. Monday night
to put up with parking until that,
time and they► either•erect a�
fence or post signs :warning people
•to keep:off,
John Cochrane, director'. of edit-
cation, told the Board he, had,
placed= two advertisements in .news_
papers, one to advise people to •
remove cars from the lot• by last . ,
Saturday, and the other' to. call for
tenders for the removal of the' •
"building , One tender has been
.receive, d so far, he said.
:Business administrator'R.B Dun-
lop told the, Board he had; received`
12 applications. for the• •
position. of chief accountant and
office manager, 19 applications •
for theposition of manager of pur-
chasing and Services and 71 applic
axions for.plant• superintendent:
A11 'positions -'were advertised.
recently.
The Board agreed' -.to let Mr,
Dunlop'screen the applications. .
and bring the.names.of three for
each position before the: Board,.'.
The. Board will make thefinal
decision on hiring; but ,will listen
to reconimendations of Mr.. Dun-.
lop
;Mr Cochrane informed the
•Board,the contractor for wo'rk' at •
Blyth Public School claimed; no
'.liability•toward necessary work•to
cure "a sewage' problem at the
school However Mr Cochrane.
said he had' met with representat •
Ives' of the architects and contract"
•r ors and felt .they w 6uld meet some
; of the'costs "for good' public :'rel-
• I ations: '; .'
Walter Safety says,
• "Think,'don't sink!
Be water wise! Learn
and practise water.
'safety every
.Ki. rid e • . r..:.2 ....whe ..
mgsb. i g On. Ap it 9, :When:. n Gilbert Frayne is indeed distant , F'ra ne. .famil tree His replywas.
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rune Ca.11wood noted writer and since Trent s a.nd Gilbert`s ancest
� . as follows
T y.: ersonality from. Toronto' . e'� :c om �.an • a ut 10 6' •
. I. o .p ,y ors part d o p y b�... B ,
1 spoke at. a ladies luncheon in cod- • after :theBattle of , Hast'ings-. Dear Mrs. Ma rtin
erich,. she mentioned to :a, few.: , Trent's people'went to Ireland, Your letter to'J'une about the
ladle-s=that had s t 4.3.x14 -v s Ih hi1e—;- yi1e s att roy e f -a l t-r0=h=a-s-•l f1 r -t -ie
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1 inr Kin sbrid e . ' little dubious :that; I can contribute
$ .g ' . .:A . • settled .iii .England :., . .. ' , ,
This was a leasant sur rise.,to Dr; .Gilbert;Frayne''researched,;' ianything,. LJntiil a: year a•go,I knew
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the'people of Kingsbridge, -' and 'edited and.published a, book of the ; little•'or nothing about the fore
rafter checking with: Dr and Mrs. Frayne.family•history a few. years bearers,' but then my father's cou7.
1,
'. Gilbert 1-rayne, a retired veterin-: : ago : s.in, one Harmon 'rrayn •(he has no
'1:arian a�nd;,his wife' who' live: there, • - Trent .Fra ne, who,.. like his wife• "e") dug around in•Ireland and
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:•the •said that the •relationshi dies came up`with a lot of stuff that
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1 • Y • P is.. a writer, was Contacted, by letter .. P
i with Miss. Callwood.' husband; : and asked if he could contribute . 'possibly coincides with that of the
1 Trent. Fra ne.,
sortie o:f his own: thou hts . Dr : Gilbert. Frayne you mention
, pre. rably humorbirS, about the ,.
y. ' . g , Y
Of brief 'and possibly humorous
note (as, you request) .I canonly; te1l`,
you that any, of• the'F,raynes I know
have an, incredible .propensity. for
°' unusual. irst ;' or ,given , names: My
father ;is Milford Homer Frayne•,' his..
father was Lorenzo, and I have: a
!local acquaintance (who'may or
may not be related) named
' Antcliffe 'Aylsworth Frayno,, My
.1 own name is Trent Gardiner
f Frayne, but that. Was an accident..
'.My parents were convinced I'd ,be
a girl, had selected Dorothy as :the.
,.name, and wete dumbfounded .0
when a:rnale Dorothy arrived. So
they threw. in my mother's' maiden:
name (Trent) and my father's
I mother's maiden name (Gardiner),
. and said there you .go•,.Dorothy,
• try that: And :what's hap(iencd is
that my w'fe' and close friends call.
w ^^ BTl l .
Clark, is seven months old, :developing very well. You
can ' tell from his expression that he is a happy, alert,
responsive, baby. He smiles and babbles and laughs aloud"
whenever he is spoken to. tie seems to notice everything •
and everybody. Though he is :a bit too young to crawl, „Clark
has discovered ,he can get around' by, rolling and he covers
quite. a bit. of territory this way. While he waits to be
adopted Clark is livingwith a foster faintly where there 'are.
other children. He loves to watch their. activities so'he would
probably y be ' ha to have brothers and sisters: in his
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in'rn'1B ,n :home.'Of Engl hoes titt,; Grath ,s a
sturdily built and in good health. Ile has 'blue. eyes, . scanty
blond hair. and fair -Skin. He needs parents' who will Welcome
him on his own merits without worry over mental:. illness in
his background. Toa inquire , about adopting Clark please
--write--to-r-Today's' • Child-,—Depart-Ment—of Social nd--F-aTil .°
.Services,.,Parliament, Buildings; Toronto 10. For general
information about .adbP tion: ask your 1opaiChildren's Aid
gOelety.
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This doesn't appear very interest-
ing
nteresting and certainly doesn't reflect on
the llth Century' you mention.but I.
really don't know anything. about •
the anteeendarits;
' Sincerel`y
(sighed) Trent Vray,tie ,
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