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Thursday, April 21 st in Qt-.
tawa at the age of 85.. •
She was born on the main.
'street of Dungannon on
March 9, 1898 to the late
Samuel Pentland and Maria
Haulm), and after her mar-
riage resided in the home
now owned by Ben Park
across from the Dungannon
Cemetery.
She is survived by three
sons. Murray of Boston, Bill
and Keith of Ottawa, several
nieces and nephews and cou-
sins, in our area, Private
funeral service was held on
Saturday, April 23 from
pf
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at Clinton, sponsored by the
Legion.
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London visited Mary Bere on
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The Slo-pitch season has
opened as the Nile boys.
defeated the,Lanesville Lords
in an 'exhibition game played
in Dungannon, on Sunday.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Van Ropy
(Val • Matthews) who were
/Harried at the Nile United
Church on Saturday. ,A re-
ception was held in the even-
Wain the community centre.
at •Lucknow.
About twenty-five friends,
relatives and neighbours
helped Hazel Webster cele-
brate her 80th birthday on
Wednesday of last week at •
her home. On Saturday Mrs.
Webster, her daughter, Etta -
belie, Mrs. Bill Bradley, and
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• Mrs. Ken Thomas and Jen-
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Martin Van pen, Berg and his wife,. Elly
have made an addition to their business,
Martin's Market. Besides selling fresh
fruits and vegetables, jams and honey
the .Market now carries shrubs: 'and
garden supplies.
Van Den Berg says, "We have a full
line of products. Everything from small
shrubs Waller trees."
Martin's Market is also offering a
landscape architecture service. If a'
customer wishes all he has to do is sit
back and let Van Den Berg and his staff,
plant the shrubs. In the winter a plant
eare service will also be available.
Future plans for the business include
construction of a greenhouse. "We will be
able to propagate plants and sell
seasonal items such as Easter Lilies and
Poinsettia," Van Den Berg explains.
Located on Highway 8 north of
Goderich, Martins Market opens at 9
a.m, every. day and'Van Den Berg says,
"We stay open until the, customers stop
corning which is usually around dusk."
Banking unit
J.A. Ernie Morel, Senior Vice -
President, Western Ontario Division an-
nounced that Bank of Montreal is
establishing a Commercial Banking Unit
in Exeter. "Our existing premises are
being renovated and enlareed to eeeem-
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modate this new unit at,a ;coat in excess
of half a million dollars and Bank staff
will double in number" he.said.
I.n addition specialized commercial:-
agriculttwal officers, will be assigned to
those branches to be hffiliated with the
Exeter unit to meet the specialized needs
of their markets through existing "bran-
ches in Clinton, Goderich, Grand Bend,
Hensall, Lucan, Mitchell, St. Marys and
Zurich.
Formations of the Commercial Banking
Unit is in line with the Bank's bomestic
Development Program whereby exper='
tise is being concentrated to focus> on
specific markets such as commercial,
agricultural and personal banking.
About 100 Commercial Banking Units
will be in operation across the country by
1984.
Morel said this considerable invest-
ment in both dollars and manpower is a
reflection of the Bank's confidence in the
present and future potential of this. very
important agriculture and commercial
area.
Huronview resident dies
A. LESLIE SMITH
A. Leslie Smith of
Huronview, formerly of
Goderich, died in Huronview
on Saturday, April 30 at the
age of 78.
He was born in West
Wawanosh Township on
September 14, 1904 to
William James and Ellen
Jane Smith.
He lived • in West
Wawanosh until moving to
Ashfield Township as a child.
He moved to Goderich in
1925.
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OBITUARIES
He attended schools
Ebenezer and Nile a
U.S.S. no, 1 Colborne.
He worked for the CPR
a fireman and on the la
boats.
He was a member of Kn
Presbyterian Church
Goderich.
He married Annie McCa
in Goderich on June 3, 192
She predeceased him in 194
He was also predecease
by two sisters, Mrs. Dav
( Muriel) Nivins • of W
Wawanosh and Mrs. Fre
( Adeline) Ritchie of Ashfiel
Township; and also a twi
sister and brother in infancy
He is survived by one son
James L. Smith of Goderich
one daughter, Mrs. Fran
( Mildred) Little o
Goderich; one, brother,
Oliver Smith of Ripley; One
sister, Mrs. Frank (Evelyn)
Wilcox of Goderich; seven
grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
A funeral service was held
at Stiles Funeral Home in
Goderich on Monday, May 2
at 2 p.m. The Reverend G.L.
Royal officiated.
Interment was in the
Maitland Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Russell
and Keith Ritchie; Wes and
Alex Nivins, Wes, Kevin and
Craig Smith and Jack Little.
Flower bearers were Lori
Hildebrand, Joni Dalton,
Carolyn Carter and Nancy
Little.
ANABELLE LILIAN
(MACKENZIE )
HOWES
in (WMSj. She also wrotethe
nd Kintail news for the
Goderich Signal -Star several
as years ago.
ke She married Earl Howes in
August of 1929. He survives
ox her. She is also survived by
in one son, Colin of Ashfield;
one daughter, Isabel of
be London; two sisters, Lois
5. Gour and Charlotte
4. MacKenzie of Weston; seven
d grandchildren and one great -
e grandchild.
est _ She was predeceased by
d one son; three sisters and
d one brother.
n A funeral service was held
Monday, April 25 at
MacKenzie and McCreath
; Funeral Home in Lucknow
k with the Reverend Hugh
f Nugent officiating.
Interment was in Kintail
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Alex and
Brian Howes, . James Oke,
John MacKenzie, Robert
Simpson and Bill Ross.
FRANK W.
PAPENHAGEN
Anabelle Lilian
(MacKenzie) Howes of Ash-
field Township died ' on
Friday, April 22 in
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital.
She was born in Ashfield
Township in 1904 to Murdock
and Annie (Chambers)
MacKenzie. She attended
elementary school in Ash-
field Township and high
school in Goderich. She
graduated from Stratford
Teachers College and taught
for six years at Montacella in
East Luther '''ownship and
later ht Port Albert.
The late Mrs. Howes also
taught Sunday School for
many years at Ashfield
Presbyterian Church and
was a faithful member of the
Women's Missionary Society
Frank W. Papenhagen -
died at his residence in Fort
Myers Beach, Florida on
April 10 in his 83rd year.
He was a native of
Defiance, Ohio where for
many years he owned and
operated Defiance Printing
and Engraving Company.
In 1971, along with his wife
Marion, he took up per-
manent residence in Fort
Myers.
The late Mr. Papenhagen
was an annual visitor to
Goderich for more than 45
years. His wife is the
daughter of Mary Jane
Simpson who was a daughter
of George and Mary Ann
Simpson, pioneer family of
' the Sheppardton district.
Mrs. Papenhagen's uncle,
John Simpson operated a
general store at Sheppardton
for many years and was also
well known in Goderich.
The late Mr. Papenhagen
is survived by his wife; a
daughter,'Mrs. W. Ballard of
San Francisco; and a son,
Frank W. Papenhagen of
Defiance, Ohio.
A memorial service was
held at St. Rapael's
Episcopal Church on April 13
at 10 a.m.
Interment will be in
Defiance, Ohio.
Board sets
calendar year
for county schools
The Huron County Board of Education approved
the 1983-84 school year calendar at its April 5 meeting
incorporating the two week Christmas holiday and
week earlier March break approved previously.
The usual school holidays include Thanksgiving
Day on Oct. 10, Christmas holidays from Dec. 19 to
Jan. 1, winter break from March 12 to 16 Good Fri-
day on April 20, Easter Monday on April ?3 and Vic-
toria Day on May 21. .
The professional activity days for elementary and
trainable mentally retarded schools are on Friday,
Sept. 23; Friday, Oct. 28; Wednesday, Nov. 23; Fri-
day, Feb. 24; Friday, May 4; Monday, June 4 and
Wednesday, June 27 to Friday, June 29,
County -wide PA days for the secondary schools will
be held on Friday, Oct. 28; Monday, April 2 and from
Monday, June 25 to Friday, June 29. Seaforth District
High School will be holding its own PA . days on
Thursday, Jan. 26 and Friday, Jan. 27. South 1-luron ,
District High School will be holding additional PA
days on Friday, Feb..3 and Friday, June 22: -Central
ITuroti Secondarryy School, Clinton; F. E. Madill Secon-
dary School, Wingham; and Goderich District Col-
legiate Institute will be holding their additional days
on Thursday, June 21 and Friday, June 22.