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The Huron Expositor, 1986-02-12, Page 1338. SERVICE DIRECTORY J THINKING of selling? Private investor will Pay cash for equity. 527.0219. 38-49-tf DOERR'S Appliance & TV G.E. and ZENITH Phone 3489033 Open 6 Days a W eek MAIN ST. MITCHELL [39.CARD OF THANKS 1000 SIMPSON 524 e070 000 SHELL ._ AUTO 0000.. T94 0OOT Rd G"dm,h. SIGNS MUA 015 GRAPHICS TRUCK LETTERING ART WORK 40. IN MEMORIAM THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 12, 1888 — .1.r HORTON We would like to thank our relatives, friends, and neighbors for the many acts of kindness, floral tributes, charitable donations and other expressions of sympathy shown to us in the loss of our husband, father and grandfather, Frank Horton. Special thanks to Rev. Wood, Stiles Funeral Home, and the Women of Victoria St, United Church. Also thanks to the doctors and staff, of the LC,U. of Goderich Hospital. Eva, Donna, Everett, Ron and Families 39-07x1 KNOX The family of the late Ward Knox wishes to extend a sincere thanks to all our relatives, friends and neighbors' for their many acts of kindness in the loss of a loving husband, father and grandfather. A special "thank you" goes to Dr. W .T. Harrett and Dr. R• W , Flowers and the staff of Clinton Public Hospital and to the Respiratory Unit at University Hospital, London, W e appreciate the cards, memorial donations, floral tributes and the food which was brought to the house by friends and neighbors and for their friendly assistance. W e express our apprecia- tion to Rev. David W oodall, the Ball -Falconer Funeral Home, The Canadian Order of Foresters, and the ladies of Ontario Street United' Church for their assistance and their support. W innie, Shirley, Ross and Family 39-07-1 JESSOME: In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, Joseph Henry, who passed away February 5, 1981, Your presence is ever near us, Your love remains with us yet, You were the kind of person Your loved ones would never forget. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by wife Edith and family. 40-07-1 41. PERSONAL LOSE WEIGHT NOW • Sate and Elleclive • All Natural Prndiwicls Nn Calorie Counting • Naturally Suppresses Appetite • 100 Mnney Back Guarantee I lost 18 lbs. In lose than 1 month Call Peter Hamming 527.0179 Librarian questioned on hiring move . Huron County's chief librarian was taken to task for not following the county's hiring practises to find an immediate replacement for an injured employee. Bayfield Reeve Dave Johnston continually questioned chief librarian William Partridge on his having hired someone for book collections only 10 days after he was authorized to fill the vacancy. If Mr. Partridge had followed county hiring policy, it would have been about another week before a person could have been hired. The person who was responsible for book collections in Fordwich fell and broke her wrist on December 12 of last year. This person is also due to retire on February 18, Reeve Johnston pointed out an advertise- ment for the position was in the Goderich Signal -Star one week before the library authorized hiring someone at its January 13 meeting. Ten days later, someone was hired, Mr. Partridge said employment notices aren't always put in every newspaper in the county. He added the position was first posted among library staff. He admitted an oversight in jumping the gun on advertising, but noted even if all newspapers in Huron were advertised in, the Fordwich area would have been missed. Mr. Partridge said Fordwich area people read The Listowel • r • ..r � r 0 , _r 1► a m e • 40. IN MEMORIAM 39. CARD OF THANKS GLANVILLE Dean and Lorrie Glanville would like to thank the Cavan U.C.W. Ladies for sponsoring their trip to the "Toc Alpha" conference in Toronto. It was a learning experience and we made lots of new friends. 39-07-1 VAN DYK : In loving memory of a dear father, Ted Van Dyk who passed away February 16, 1979. Memories are treasured no one can steal, Death is a heartbreak no one can heal, Deep in our hearts a memory is kept, Of a dear father we will never forget. Sadly missed and always remembered by Ted, Leanne and Shawn, W ILSON 1 would like to thank Dr. Underwood, Joan Chesney. my mom for coming in for me and my friends while I was an out patient at the hospital. Lnda W ilson 39-07-1 D IETZ I would like to thank my family, relatives, neighbors, friends and Pastor Horst for their prayers, gifts, cards, visits, and phone calls, when I was in University Hospital and since coming home. Your kindness will always be remembered. Mervin Dietz 39-07-1 RYAN I wish to thank the Seaforth Community Hospital. Dr Malkus and the nurses and staff and to the student nurses, who were on duty there at the time for their excellent care. Thanks also to the Stratford General Hospital, Dr Vander W alraven and staff and the x• ray technicians. Also a special thanks to Carrie Vannatter. a student nurse who accompanied me on that trip I also wish to thank to a special way Father Caruana for the spiritual care he gave me in my time of need. I wish to, thank my family. friends -and I neighbors for all the visits. cards and treats I received and for all the kindness they offered my wife Mary. such as visits and transporta- tion etc Your kindness will always •be remembered Zack Ryan 39-07 xl 40-07x1 VA N DYK : In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, Ted, who passed away 7 years ago, February 16, 1979. Those we love don't go away, • They walk beside us every day, Unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, still missed, still very dear. Always remembered and sadly missed by Kevin, Marg, Jason, Michelle and Kyle 40-07-1 Banner, a Perth County newspaper, Library board chairman Tom Cunningham said he agreed with Reeve Johnston about following county hiring policy. "I presumed it was advertised properly," he said. The Hullett Township Reeve said the concerns would be taken back to the library board. Trustees on retreat For a weekend in March, the 16 trustees of the Huron County board of education will gather in Forest to attend a retreat. The two-day session on March 21 and 22 will see the trustees considering trends and future educational considerations, school board communication, educational financing, comparative educational costs and goal setting for the school board. Vice-chairman John Jewitt said Forest was chosen because of its reasonable rates. He added a site outside of the county was chosen so trustees wouldn't be tempted to go home, "It's to keep the members together," said Mr. Jewitt; On the Saturday morning, Dr. William Nediger of the Ontario Leadership Centre of Toronto will give a presentation on school trustee, school administrator relations. 8 cPa qtaeettle It's Valentines day sweetheart, 4 My heart flutters just thinking of you, And skips a beat when you are near, 1 IA YTON : In loving memory of a dear mother, who passed away February 15, 1984. She meant so very much to us That nothing we can say Can fill the sadness .in our hearts As we think of her today. So keep your arms around her Lord And give her special care, Make up for all she suffered. And all that seemed unfair W e cannot bring the good things hack Her hands we cannot touch, But still we have so many memories Of the one we loved so much. So many things have happened Mom Since you were called away, So many things to share with you, Had you been left to stay. IL we had one wish today And we knew, it would come true, We would telephone to Heaven And ask to speak to you. Dearest Mom we know you walk beside us, Never absent, always near Lovingly remembered by Verna, Ed, Glen. Keith and the Layton Families. 40-07-1 • • • • 1 • • R. r at • 1 Because my love is just you and I. 4 We are separated by many miles, 1 But never will there be any distance, For wherever you are, I am too, 14. Maybe not in body but always in mind. You brought to life my secret dreams, And united our hearts as one, That sends out Valentine hearts, On this very special day of ours. Signed Lovey 41-07-1 It's so nice to have someone like you On this special Valentines day To help my dreams come true And care for me in your sweet little way. Together our hopes we'll share For today and many more Because my love for you is rare Happy Valentines for ever more. 4 • • Trustees confused Trustees ,of the Perth County board of education don't always know what is going on in committees they don't serve on and Dereck Ward wants that to change. • The W allace Township trustee was suc- cessful in having the minutes of all committee meetings to be circulated amongst all 16 trustees. To date the minutes were circulated only to the members of the various committees. "I want to be informed as soon as possible," said Mr. Ward noting sometimes trustees receive Information second hand. There was .some question by trustees that colleagues who have declared a conflict of interest should not receive the portion of the minutes affecting them. Director of education Paul'Sherratt said a trustee wouldn't know if he bad a conflict of interest until after he had read the minutes. Trustee Paul Parlee said it is up to the trustees to know where possible conflicts of interest lie. The director saw no problems in getting the committees' minutes out to trustees, it would just mean making more copies. Emy 41-07-1 • 4 • • • • 1 Hi Babe Thinking of you today and every day. Happy Valentines Day. P.S. See you Friday. ail 1 Happy Valentines Day Christopher. All M y Love, Deb 41.07x1 to Nicky, Andrea and Love Mom and Dad 41-07x1 • • 4 s • 4 s 1 • • ► 4 4 To Les: Grease is black 'lea all dver'yo'u," Give me a hug And 1'11 be black too Love Cathy 41-07-1 +. -+ g M To J.G..it ► Plants are green. Roses are yellow, If they need a trim ! 1 am the fellow. • From D.T. lir • • lir w wallopWI -w • r Road show returns The traveling road show is coming home. So says trustee Joan Vanden Broeck, chairman of the Huron County board of education's education committee. Last year thecommittee spent their monthly meetings at various schools around the county, learning the detail on those schools. This year though, because of the distances some trustees would have to travel, Ms. Vanden Broeck said the tours have been limited. The committee will visit Brussels nubile school in March, Colborne Central public school in April and Seaforth District High School in September. These meetings will be in the afternoon and the regular education committee meetings which are open to the public, will be held at the education centre in Clinton in the evening. SALES DON'T 'JUST HAPPEN' THINKING OF SELLING? Call 527-1577 71 GODERICH STREET • 104 GODERICH STREET 128 VICTORIA STREET EGMONDVILLE 33 CHALK STREET MOBILE — MCKILLOP MOBPATME • 83 M $ 0 ».EET S. McKILLoocAP . - 100 ACRES FARROW 'clziV:SH r" ERATION VACANT L(SOMONDVILLE TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP HIBBERT TOWNSHIP i E 'd riry<- v A 4 r, f,v / 'V . 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