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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
In The Estate of
GEORGE STERN PETHICK
All persons having claims
against the Estate of George
Stern Pethick of the Township
of McKillop, who died on or
about the 5th day of May. 2000.
are hereby notified to send in
full particulars of their claims to
the undersigned on or before
the 24th. day o1 July, 2000, after
which date the assets will be
distributed having regard only to
claims then received.
DATED at Seaforth, Ontario this
26th day of June. 2000
McCONNELL, STEWART &
DEVEREAUX, •
Barristers and Solicitors,
77 Main Street, P.O. Box 220
Seaforth, Ontario, NOK MO
Solicitors for the Executor
42 Deaths
CARDNO, MARY: Of Seaforth
passed away at Stratford General
Hospital, Stratford, on Sunday. July
2, 2000 in her 86th year. Beloved
wife of the late John A. Cardno.
Loving mother of Ken & Liz Cardno
of Seaforth. Cherished grandmoth-•
er of Chris & Mary Cardno of
Mississauga, & Kevin Cardno of
Seaforth. Great grandmother of
Shanna & Kelsey Cardno. Dear sis-
ter & sister in law of William C. &
Connie Barber. of St. Thomas &
Margaret & Sam MacKenzie of
Georgetown. Also loved by several
nieces & nephews. Mary was a
member of the Order Of The
Eastern Star. Friends were
received at the Box & Smith
Funeral Chapel, 47 High St.
Seaforth, on Monday from 2 - 4 & 7
- 9 p.m. Funeral service was held at
the Funeral Home on Tuesday, July
4, 2000 at 2 p.m. Reverend Sheila
Macgregor officiated. Interment
Maitland Bank Cemetery. As
expressions of sympathy memorial
donations - to the Seaforth
Community Hospital or the First
Presbyterian Church would be
greatly appreciated. Pallbearers
were Chris, Kevin and Jim Cardno,
Bob and Doug
Smale and Gary
Betties. As a tribute
to the life of Mary, a
tree will be planted
in her memory. 42-
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MCNAUGHTON, Sarah Isabel: Of
Nepean, Ontario. passed away on
Monday, June 26. 2000, in her 96th
year. Her parents were John and
Margaret Miskimins of Port Arthur
and her husband was Irving
Webster McNaughton. She is sur-
vived by her son, David John
McNaughton of Nepean, her grand-
son Drew David McNaughton of
Markham. her granddaughter
Jennifer Karen McNaughton-
Theriault of Markham and her
- great-granddaughter (Jennifer's
daughter). Rachel. She and her
husband were teachers. Her hus-
band was the founding Principal of
Waterloo Oxford District Secondary
School in Baden. She resided in
Thunder Bay. ' Guelph, . New
Hamburg, Unionville. Nepean and
other Ontario locations. A piper cel-
ebrated her rife at a private service.
Donations in her memory may be
made to the "Irving Webster
McNaughton Scholarship" regis-,
tered charity care of David at 22
Westpointe Crescent. Nepean,
Ontario, K2G 5Z1. 42-27x1
43 Births
MARRIAGE
Bev and Randy are pleased to
announce the safe arrival of .Ryan
James Richard on June 20. 2000 at
Stratford General Hospital weighing
8 lbs. 8 oz. Proud big sister is
Nicole. Grandparents are Les and
Gayle Campbell from Seaforth and
Bryan and Valerie Marriage from
Clinton. Great grandparents are
Francis Gibson of Exeter. Helen
Marriage and Ted Talmey of
London. 43-27xlcc .
MCGAVIN
Brian and Shelley McGavin would
like to announce the arrival of their
son Tyson Reed, he was born June
21, 2000, weighing 6 lbs. 13 oz. at
Stratford . General Hospital.
Welcoming Tyson home with open
arms are Brandon and Abby and
hugs and kisses are heaven sent
from • their sister • Taylor.
Grandparents are Laird and Ruby
Finlayson and Neil and Marie
McGavin. 43-27.1
46 In Memoriam
BROCK: In loving memory of my
husband and best friend Roy who
passed away July 10, 1995.
So many things have happened
In the five years you've been gone,
Srid not to have you here with me
eems so unfair and wrong.
But God had other plans for you
He wanted you to rest.
. And I trust in Him because I know
He only takes the best. •
Lovingly remembered still missed
by your wife Anna. 46.27xlcc
47 Cords of hanks
HORBANUIK
Thank you for all the beautiful gifts 1
received at my community shower
in Kinbum. It was nice to see old
friends and neighbours again. Erin.
47.27x l cc
DEWIT
Just a note of thanks to our friends,
neighbours and all those who have
wished us well as we leave the
town of Seaforth. We truly enjoyed
being a part of this community and
we will miss the small town atmos-
phere. You have made 'a positive
and lasting impression upon our
family. We have many warm and
happy memories. Thank you and
may God Bless. Dan, Linda,
Nathan, Adam and Shauna DeWrt.
47.27x 1 c
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Correspondents
Strawberry social leads June activities
Our residents' families and
friends enjoyed our
strawberry social in June.
Shortcake with fresh
strawberries was good. It
was well deserved for our
residents after they had
cleaned, hulled and cut up
the berries.
Our male residents
enjoyed a Father's Day
barbecue with Dr. Woldnik.
They had freshly barbecued
burgers and beverages on the
patio.
Pub and pizza night was a
huge success. Everyone
enjoyed a pizza slice or two.
Needless to say, there
wasn't much pizza left.
We welcome two new
residents, Wilhelm Hany'and
Eunice Garrard.
On June 23, some of our
residents and staff went on a
picnic to the Goderich beach.
It was a gorgeous day. We
46. In Memoriam
In Loving Memory.
of
Rachael Broome
July 10, 1981 -Oct. 26, 1997
For 16 years. 3 months and
16 days you were a part of
our lives. Know that you
will be in our hearts
forever.
Forever loved, and
painfully missed by your
family.
Wrap your angel wings
around your Aunty Jo. so
we can keep her with us
for a long time yet.
42. Deaths
Seaforth Manor
Retirement Home
had Kentucky Fried Chicken
for lunch and ice cream
cones.
Our drivers took everyone
for a stroll around Goderich,
by the museums. Benmiller
and the Bayfield area.
The annual volunteer
luncheon was held June 22 in
appreciation of all the
volunteers who help
throughout the year. Without
these people; things would
not run as smoothly as they
do.
Upcoming events: July 10
at 7 p.m. is a dance with
Mair Flynn's band; July 13 at
noon is a barbecue on the
patio; July 19 at 2 p.m Lions
Club picnic; July 27 at 1:30
p.m., over 90 club party with
Gladys VanEgmond.
Piano recital held in June
The students of Carol
Carter performed in a Piano
Recital on June 15 at First
Presbyterian Church. Family
and friends joined together
for a great evening of music.
Students include: Gwynne
Burgess, Brittany Hulley,
Cassidy Flanagan, Jared
Marion, Ben Shepherd,
Jeffery Denham, Jon
Shepherd, Tylor Marion, Joe
Currah, Katherine Yee, Alicia
McCreight, Julia Hindley,
Nicole Van Doornik, Brittany
Flanagan, Cindy Louwagie,
Terri Lyn Devereaux,
Brittany Nigh, Jacquelyn
Denham, Shelby Stryker.
Bridget Cronin, Crystal
Gibbons, Alicia Fry, Breanne
Hulley, Katie Williamson,
Stephanie Lubbers, Joanne
McNichol, Leanna
McCreight, Mark Wilbee,
Willem Shepherd, Matthew
Hartfiel, Justin Yee, James
McCreight, Jim Raithby,
Jenny Phillips, Laura Feeney,
Danielle Vanden Hengel,
Jessica Bakos, Janine
Fischer, Jessica Lubbers,
Kevin Wilbee, Jessica
Burgess, Jennifer O'Rourke,
Sydnie Lane, Lisa DeVries,
Jeannette Finnigan, Nicole
Kistner, Danielle Kistner,
Jennifer Smith, Chris
Nyland, Brahm Nyland,
Stephen Hartfiel.
Alternative education
program being expanded
An alternative education
program for students over 16
at risk of dropping out of
school that began in Clinton's
Central Huron Secondary
School, had a successful year
in Listowel, Stratford and
Goderich and will now be
expanded to Wingham.
Trustees of the Avon
Maitland District School
Board heard at last week's
meeting from superintendent
Bill Gerth that the program
enrolled 130 students who
achieved 222 credits, with 16
students completing their
secondary school diploma.
"The program was a
wonderful success which
made a very real difference in
the lives of students who
would not have been in our
secondary schools
otherwise," he said.
42 Deaths
Ate` JT Questions & Answers
L�LUGJLLI) about grief recovery*
r..r.i.g akm to eye with grief
Q. My child drowned at our lakeside summer cottage. My
whole family meets there every vacation but i can't face
going back to the place where this tragedy happened. is that
wrong?
A. None of your feelings are "wrong". We all seem to have
trouble going back to the place we last saw our loved one alive,
whether it's a hospital, an accident scene or a particular room
at home. I'd rather see you face the scene where your child
drowned with people around you who will be loving and
supportive. it may bring pain, but it can be dealt with by
expressing it.
'Questions asked during bereavement classes are ,un.vicered here by the editor of
afrerloss, the monthly grief -recovery- Helpl etter For your free copy of
A ftrrLoss or one of our other helpful booklets about grief n- overv, please wrote.
call or stop by
Whitney -Rib ey
Funeral Home
87 Goderich Street West, Seaforth - 517-1390
A member of The Afterbut FAr..ly of Funeral nowt
ddhuttd to betinw4 thaw arty ui'rr .'eh arrrrtance in gm/ recovery
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47. Cards of Thanks
VAN POUCKE
I would like to thank Drs. Hillyer,
Whitmore and Hussey and the
nurses on 3rd floor east in Stratford
Hospital for taking such great care
of me. A special thank you to my
family. friends and neighbours.for
their cards, flowers. gifts, phone
calls. visits and best wishes during
my stay in hospital and since
returning home. To Christina for tak-
ing time off work to help me out,
and to Garry and Jacqueline for
helping around the 'house, thank
you so very much. !really do appre-
ciate it. - Lillian Van Poucke 47-
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MCGONIGLE
I would like to thank my family, rela-
tives, friends and neighbours for the
flowers, plants and donations made
in memory of Roy. Also for the food
sent to my home. To Dr. Woldnik,
nurses and staff for the care given
Roy at Seaforth Manor. A special
thanks to Brenda Dalton and the
girls for helping me through a diffi-
cult time and Rev. Judith Springett
for her support. Thanks to Chris of
Box and Smith Funeral Chapel. the
pallbearers. flower bearers and
Rev. Judith Springett for her com-
forting message and Mark
Mcllwain for his tribute to Roy. Also
to the Seaforth Legion Auxiliary for
serving lunch. I appreciated every-
thing. - Hazel McGonigle 47-27x1
47. Cards of Thanks
• CHESNEY
I'd like to express my thanks to Dr.
Rodney. Dr. Edwards and all the
nurses at Seaforth Community
Hospital. Your concern and care
were greatly appreciated. To Dr.
Gonser, Dr. Tamblyn and nurses of .
- Stratford General Hospital, thanks
for your attentive care while I was
your patient. Also. thank you to rel-
atives. friends and neighbours for
their visits, cards. flowers and
phone calls. Your support and
encouraging words were important
•in my good recovery and much
appreciated. • Helen Chesney 47-
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MCLEAN-GEDDES
I have fought a good fight. I have
finished my course, I have kept the
faith. II Timothy, 4:7.
The families of the late Wilma
McLean -Geddes, would like to
thank family and friends for the
flowers, calls, cards and donations
sent at the time of Mom's passing.
Special ' thanks to Dr. Carotin
Shepherd, nurses and staff at
Seaforth Community Hospital. the '
wonderful people from Community
Care Access -Palliative Care,
Reverend Judith $pringett,
Egmondville U.C.W. for the lovely
lunch, and Christopher . Smith of
Box & Smith Funeral Chapel. The
kindness and compassion shown to
Mom over her illness and passing,
will never be forgotten. 47.27-1
The alternative education
program provides an
individualized program with
an emphasis on English and
math and focus on student
goal -setting and personal life
management skills. Students
also spend two to three days a
week in a co-operative
education work placement,
gaining further credits.
The program was offered
last year at Central Huron,
Listowel District High
School, Northwestern
Secondary School and
Goderich District Collegiate.
With sufficient enrolment, it
will begin in September at
F.E. Madill Secondary
School.
By Susan Hundertmark
Surprise
farewell held
for Walton's
Betty. McCall
It was 53 years ago
when Betty McCall was
brought to the farm on the
ninth concession, Morris,
as a bride.
She has been busy ever
since, being involved with
the Walton community as
a member of the United
Church Women, a
Women's Institute member
and an active member of
Duff's United Church.
For more than 20 years,
she wrote the Walton news
for the local papers.
Betty recently moved to
Maple Villa Apartments in
Brussels.
On June 17, 60
neighbours and friends
gathered at Phyllis and
Emerson Mitchell's to
honour Betty. ,
She was treated to a
pork chop barbecue.
cooked by Gordon
Mitchell and friend tan
McMillan of St.
Catharines. The meal was
topped off with potluck
desserts.
After the meal, Margery
Huether called Betty to the
front and read to her a
poem she had composed.
telling of the good times
they had through the years.
Phyllis said what a great
friend and neighbour Betty
had been and wished her
well. She presented Betty
with a necklace and gift
certificate.
Betty thanked everyone
for the gifts and pleasant
surprise which had been
kept a secret from Betty.
-Community Calendar
• WED. , JULY 5
at the High School North
1:30-4:00 p.m. - Senior Diamond
Shuffleboard at the Arena 7:15 p.m. - Minor Sports Council
BINGO at the Arena. Sales •
begin at 6:30 p.m.
TUES., JULY 11
9:00-10:00 a.m. - Fitness is Fun
Hank Binnendyk with Drusilla at the Arena
7:00-8:00 p.m. Step Aerobics at the 9:00-10:30 a.m. - Youth Beginner
Arena with Kae Hubberts Tennis Lessons
8:00-9:30 p.m. - Adult Advanced 10:30-12:00 Noon - Youth
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Hank Binnendyk
THURS. , JULY 6 1:30-4:00 p.m. - Senior
6:45-7:45 p.m. - T -Ball at the High Shuffleboard at the Arena
School North Diamond 6:30.8:30 p.m. - Minor Soccer
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at the Optimist Park
6:30-8:00 p.m. - Adult Beginner
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WED., JULY 12
Program at Seaforth Library Tennis Lessons
8:00-9:30 p.m. - Adult Advanced
MON., JULY 10 Tennis Lessons
6:30-7:30 p.m. Houseleague Ball
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