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25. I:E ORIA
ONE DAY
COLOUR FILM
PROCESSING
Mos having claims-
the
laims -the Estate of ROBERT
SLAM, late Of the
of Bayfield, in the County
uton, who died on or about
th+ 26th day of May, 1976, are
required to file the same with full
pariculars with the undersigned
by the 17th day of July, 1976, as
after that date the asSets of the
estate will be distributed.
DATED at Goderich, Ontario,'
this 16th day of June, i 76.....
PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, etc..
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
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PHONE CLINTON
1 NOTICE TO CREDiTORS
IN THE `ESTATE OF ANN
NOONAN, late of the -Town of
Clinton in the County of Huron,
Widow, deceased.
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the Estate of the above-
named who died on the 2nd day of
May, 1976, are required to file full
particulars thereof with the
undersigned on or before the 12th
day of July. 1976. after which date
the assets will be distributed,
having regard only to the claims
of which the undersigned shall
then have notice.
DATED at Clinton, Ontario. this
l lth day of June, 1976.
MENZIES. ROSS
Clinton, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executor
25, 26, 27
THE ESTATE OF LUCY
RTRUDE BOWER late of the
Own of Clinton. in the County of
Duron
ALL persons claiming against
the above Estate are required to
j'orward full particulars of their
eiairns to the undersigned on or
More the 1st day of July. 1976.
er which date the assets will be
tributed.t
DONELLY &MURPHY
8
1Tate Square
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
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IN THE ESTATE OF GRANT
WELLINGTON RATH. late of the
Town of Clinton in the County of
Huron, Painter. deceased.
ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of the above-
named who died on the 9th day of
May. 1976, -are required to file full
particulars thereof with the
undersigned on or before the 18th
day of July, 1976, after which date
the assets will be distributed.
having regard only to the claims
of which the undersigned shall
then have notice.
DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this
17th day of June, 1976.
MENZIES, ROSS
Clinton. Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executrix.
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IL.,. PERSONAE:
WE INVITE engaged couples to
visit the Arbor Gift Shop in
Clinton. Receive a free gift and
tell xourfriends about our shower
and Bridal Registry Service. No
charge. no obligation.-4tfn .
PERSON Would like to share
transportation any time this
summer to the Maritimes. Phone
482-7227. —26x
17. LOST MW FOUND
LOST. Would the person who took
the soccer ball from Townsend
St.. please return it. —26.27
LOST - Reward for information
leading to return of border collie,
Lassie, broke away with part of
her chain attached to her collar.
Phone 565-2813. —26
21. BIRTHS
VERBURG - Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Verburg are pleased to announce
the birth of their daughter,
Angela Grace born June 10. 1976
at the Clinton Public Hospital. A
Little sister for Raymond. Keith
and Michael. 26nc
DENYS - Nancy and Waiter
Denys are pleased to announce
the arrival of their son. Jeffery
Walter, born June .14 at St.
Josephs Hospital. London. Proud
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Eli
Denys , Kippen, Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott Lapp of Auburn. —26
KONARSKI - Rick and Brenda
Konarski of RR 1. Blyth are
proud to announce the arrival of
their son Jason on June 15.1976 at
Clinton Public Hospital. —26
BELL - Mr. and Mrs_ Robert BenJr. are pleased to announce the
arrival of their son Robert
Wellington (Robbie) born June
16. 1976 at the Clinton Public
Hospital. a little brother for
Tammy. first grandson for Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Bell, Sr. of
Clinton and Mr. and Mrs.
Wellington Marks of RR 1.
Belgrave.
GRtEALIS — At 'Clinton Public
Ijospital on Wednesday June 16,
1978, Edward George Grealis, in
his 00th year. Surviving are three
daughters, Mrs. Ruth Craig, of
Guelph, Mrs, Ora Riley, of
Londesborough, Mrs. Audrey
Schroeder. of Exeter, three sons,
Frank of London, Howard of
Clinton, Tom of Paris. Also
surviving are three sisters, Anna
(Mrs. Alex Mustard), of London,
Marie Grealis, of London and
Helen (Mrs. D. Bartliff), of
Clinton, 23 grandchildren and 17
great-grandchildren.
Predeceased by three brothers
and one sister. Rested at the Ball
Funeral Home, 153 High Street,
Clinton, where funeral service
was held on Friday, June 18. 1976
at 2 p.m. Interment in Clinton
Cemetery. —26
McTAGGART, Group Captain
Frederick Gordon — At Our Lady
of Mercy Hospital, on Tuesday
June 15, 1976,Fred McTaggart
(President of Culligan West
Toronto Ltd.) Dearly loved
husband of Mary, dear father of
Gordon. Gay(Mrs. S. Reynolds)
of Montreal. Judith(Mrs. D.
Merker). David and Michael,
Loving grandfather of 9 grand-
children. Dear brother of George
of Montreal and Mrs. T.B. Allen.
Funeral services were held June
18; ashes to be interred in Clinton
ata later date. —26
RODGERS - Mr. and Mrs. John.
Rodgers RR 2. Goderich are th
pleased to announce e birth of
their baby 'boy. Bradley John
Allen, born June 14. 1976 at
Clinton Public Hospital.
CARTER - Shirley and Ross
Carter are pleased to announce
the biiih of their son. Daniel
Darrell, on Judie 19. 1976 at
Clinton Pubiic Hospital a brother
for Gregory. and Sheehan, 28
23. ENGAGEMENTS
MR. and Mrs. J. Clarence Taylor.
RR 4 Goderich wish to announce
the engagement of their
daughter. Judith Lynn, to John
Russell Sinclair. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Sinclair. RR 2
Clinton. The wedding will take
place an Friday. July 9. 1976 at
7.30 p.m. in First Baptist Church,
Goderich. Reception to follow at
Sanford Hall. -26
25. IN MEMORIAM
-DONS= , inlaying memo
our dear son. Garry George
suddenly passed away
yearslago June 29. 1968:
This month comes back
regret
Of a wonderful son
forget.
He fell asleep witho
But our memori
never die.
Lovingly Meme
missed by Mo
of
who
eight
itb deep
ell never
t a good bye.
of him will
bered and sadly
and Dad. —26
GLOOR In memory of Cheryl
Joyce loor who passed away
one y r ar ago June 24, 1975 in her
ten year:-
ore each passing. we miss
er.
Many think the wound is healed
But they little know the sorrote'
Living in our hearts concealed.
Sadly missed by Mother, Father.
brothers and sisters, and gran-
dparents. —26x
WHE.LAN; to loving mernoryof a
dear brother. David Patrick
Wheels W ► ps sled away one
Sear egoiune 26, )975.
The Now was great., the shock
severe,
We 'little thought the end was
near.
And only those who have lost can
tell,
The pain of parting without
farewell.
More each day we miss you.
brother.
Friends may think the wound is
healed,
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within our hearts
concealed.
Sadly missed by sister Julie,
brother-in-law Ed. nieces and
nephews. -26X
i Cheesed
thousand lople attended
the 4/10941 Pork Barbecue of
the Varna United. Church On
Wednesday, June 16. At least
one person from nearly every
family in this s.m,all
congregation helped in some
way to make it a success.
The weather Was perfect,
and there were no Iong line-
ups, as people came in a
steady stream.
Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Web-
ster, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs.
Mervyn Hayter and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Heard were
guests at the wedding of Paul
Chesse l and Sheila Smith in
St. Peter's Lutheran Church,
Brodhagen, on Saturday
evening, and at the reception
in the Brodhagen Community
Centre.
26. CARD OF THANKS
GREALIS - The family of the late
Edward George Grealis would
like to express their sincere
appreciation to their friends.
neighbours, and relatives for the
delicious food supplied, floral
tributes. sympathy cards and
donations. Special t to Dr.
F.M. Newland. Bert �es, and
all the kind hospital s �= f':: or their
help and care d : past two
weeks. Special anks also to
Rev. W.H. McWhinnie and the
Ball Funeral Home. —26x
CARTER - Bob and Marg would
like to express their since
fre
thanks to Clinton Hospital And
staff University Hospitzki and
staff on the 8th floor north for all
their kindnesses while Bob was a
patient. Also to our friends
relatives and nei hors for all
their concern. ca s flowers and
treats. It w I always . be
remembered. 74-26
TAYLOR +► special thank you to
our frien - s, our neighbours and
our _rel = Ives who made our 25th
anniv sary one we .will always
rem ti ber. John and Myrtle
Ta or. —26
ITH - Many thanks for the
ovely evening the community of
Middleton had for us in honour of
our marriage — for the gilt of the
useful bridge set. Your
thoeghtfulne is very much,
appreciated. Pattie and Nathan
Smith. —26
BOYES - Many thanks for.the
cards .flowers and gifts while a
patient in the Clinton Hospital
and St. Joseph's Hospital. Lon-
don. Special thanks to Dr.
Newland and nurses on first
floor. and the nurses and Dr.
Sales while in London. Bert
Boyes. —26
THE FIRST Baptist Church of
Clinton would like to express
their appreciation for donations
received . in memory of the late
Edward Grealis. —26ar
THE COFFEE MATES - the
morning unit of the U.C.W . of
Ontario Street Church would like
to thank all who donated articles
and baking towards the organ
fund auction - it was a great
success. --26x
COUPLE HONORED
Mr. and Mrs. Ral
Stephenson, who Liv re
married twenty-five ears
ago on June 23rd-, were
honoured at three Silver
Wedding Anniversary par-
ties.
On Sunda, June 6, their
daughter ltd son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs Don Rathwell, and
sons Bain, Bili and Dale,
entertained relatives to a
lawn party at the Rathwell
residence.
On June 12, neighbours got
together and went to a dance
at Rutty Gully.
On Sunday, June 20, their
family and Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer Reid' hosted them to a
supper at the "Old. Mill" in
Parkhill.
They received lovely gifts
at the three functions.
Mac
th
ebster, Bob Wclbster, and on the right Tom Consitt.and DougCAsh were chefs for
VaVarnaPoPorkBarbeque held on ,lune 16. The men were kept busy for the evening
eding 1,000 people over 750 pounds of pork chops.(News-Record photo)
Linda Webster., IS=yearn-old
daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
Area graduate
Allan D. Keys, on of Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Keys of Varna,
graduated from Fanshawe
College, London, on June 18,
from the Electrical
F ngineering Technician
course. Allan has accepted a
position with the Prestolite
Company in Sarnia.
The ClintdnManners h 1dtheir installation last Tuesday night at the Vanastra Shillelag'lt.
The new executive are from left to right: Registrar, Doug Macauley; secretary, Bob
Gibbings; director, Gary Sterner; director, Jerry. Blitz; second vice, Graham Bowker;
past president, Arnold Riley; installation officer, Mike Hoyles; president, Paul Kerrigan;
first vice, Don Jefferson; treasurer, Dean Reid; and bulletin editor, Jim Hunter. Missing
was Director Harvey Carter. (News -Record photo)
Snell reunion held
The 45th annual Snell
reunion was held in Lon-'
desbor9 on Saturday. June 19
with 60 members in at-
tendance. The morning was
dull and wet but the sun shone
in the afternoon and a good
program of sports was held.
A bountiful smorgasbord
meal was enjoyed and
president Harry Snell
welcomed everyone.
Lisa ' Bosman ' sang two
numbers accompanied by her
rnoiher. Ann Snell sang a
solo, "Bonnie Jean". Grant
Snell and Robert Welsh
pleased all with a Lew
,r'
.0.S/tat/LI a vat lire 11 % whits,
Helmer Snell and Don Snell
played some good old
fashioned music on rtheir
violins.
Rev. Harold Snell displayed
the Snell Crest from Barn-
staple, Devonshire England,
and took orders for them. Don
Snell spoke on memories and
composed a verse in poetry
on the steam engines on the
old Huron -Bruce Railroad.
Marian Snell was holding
the lucky cup and Laura
Forbes had the oldest car.
The youngest Snell was
two -month-old Wesley, son of
Ted and Lynne Snell of
Waterloo. The couple was
also named as having the
largest family. Persons
coming- the longest distance
to the reunion were Ed
Cornish and Catherine
Hyland from Toronto and
Eva Walker of Belgrave was
nathed the person With her
birthday closest to the
t'eunion.
Keith Snell was elected
president for a two year term.
Don Welsh is vice-president.
and Bernice Welsh,
secretary. dio
The 1977 reunion is to be
held in Londcsboro on the
third Saturday in June.
Barbara Keys, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Keys of
Varna, graduated on June 9
from the University of
Western Ontario with a
Bachelor of Arts degree in
mathematics and
psychology. (photo by Jack
Doerr) -
Grant Webster, Varna, is the
recipient of a Colonel
Ibbotson Leonard Huron
College Entrance Scholarship
to Huron College, London.
This renewable scholarship
of 51,200 is awarded annually
by the Corporation of Huron
College to the three students
who have attained the highest
first-class standing in Year 5
(Grade 13) level. subjects, and
has a possible total value of
54,800. Miss Webster will
enter the Faculty of Arts and
Sciences at Huron College, an
affiliate of the University of
Western Ontario, in Sep-
tember.
Her sister, Cheryl received
this scholarship last year. It
was renewed, and she was
awarded a further. S200 at the
end -of this term.
t'harlene M. Reid, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reid
ill KR 1. Varna. graduated
tram the Medical Secretarial
Program at Fanshawe
i allege. London an 1= riday,
lune 18.
New mail rules
The Canada Post Office is
installing automatic mail
,processing and sorting
equipment in important
postal centres throughout
Canada. In order to insure
that the machines will run
with as little disruption as
possible. the following
regulations have been ef-
fected.
All. envelopes or self -
mailers posted as first class
mail after June 30th must be
completely sealed.
After June 30th any en-
velope containing second
class mail and which does not
exceed six inches in width. 10
inches in length, 1/, inch in
thickness, or two ounces in
weight must . be completely
seated.
All envelopes or self -
mailers posted as domestic
third class mail after June
30th must be completely
sealed. This includes
Christmas cards.
These new regulations
authorize the post office to
ret urn to the sender unsealed
items and open window en-
velopes found in the mail. In
addition. if no return address
is on the envelope. other
means for disposal- are
authorized.
The . mutation changes
introduced are intended to
protect mail and prevent
delay or damage so that
customers may obtain the full
advantage of the postal
services
Local obituaries
Frederick McTaggert
A native of Ciir.ton,
Frederick Gordon
McTaggert, 70, died Tuesday
June 15 after a 10 month
illness.
Mr. McTaggert was the
president of Culligan West
Toronto Ltd. He- had a long
career in government, in the
armed services and in private
finance before 1951 when he
took out the third Canadian
franchise for the Culligan
company.
He graduated from the
University of Toronto in 1929
in commerce and finance and
joined the Woody Gundy
investment firm. He
managed its Hamilton office.
then was sent to Shanghai and
Hong Kong as its represen-
tative there.
After five years, he
returned to Toronto and
worked for the Nesbitt -
Thomson firm until World
War .II. He was a lieutenant in
the Queen's 'Own Rifles and
.later became a group captrein
in the Royal Canadian Air
Force.
He was stationed in
England for three years and
was commander of the basic
accounts division and , ac-
counted for all Canadian
armed service expenditures
in Britain.
He went to Calgary after
the war to head the depart-
ment of veteran's affairs in
Alberta and' tater was
assistant to the minister of
veterans' affairs in Ottawa
,beforo movingtin (*Culligan.
Mr. Mc'Ta ggiirt was also a
top,f1i ht. bridge amateur and
played, With- several world
profe slonais.
-He leaves his wife. Mary of
Mill Rd.. Etobicoke,
daughters Gay Reynolds and
Judith Merker. and sons
Gordon. David and Michael.
HARRY BEADLE
Henry Thomas (Harry)
Beadle. Auburn. died June 17
in Alexandra Marine and
General • Hospital, after an
illness of about three weeks.
He was 75.
He was born February 4,
1901 in Auburn, to Charles
and Susannah (Johnston )
Beadle. He lived in Auburn all
his life except for about. 10
years when he worked at the
Ford Motor Com pastor in
Detroit. He owned a butcher
shop in Auburn.
He is -survived by his wife.
the forMer lona Fowler
whom he married December
30. 1925; three daughters.
Mrs. Gordon (De,lores
'Dolly') Miller, Auburn; Mrs.
Gordon (June) Mohring.
Goderich: and Hiss Carol
Beadle. Kitchener:- one son.
Gordon (Sam) Beadle,
'Auburn; six grandchildren
and four gteat-
grandchildren: one sister.
Mrs. Earl (Ellen) Allison,
Goderich ; and one - brother.
Charles, Auburn. - He was
predeceased by one 'brother.
Harold Maitland Beadle.
Funeral service was
Saturday. ,June 19 at Stiles
Funeral Home with the Rev.
Alfred Fry officiating.
Interment .was in Ball's
Cemetery, Auburn.
Pallbearers were Eugene
Ryan. Douglas Mohring,
James Mohring. Ronald
Elliott, Douglas Stoll and Dan
Fowler. Flower bearers were
Gordon Powell and Fred
Seers.
F dw and George Grealis
Edward George Gr»»aii' .o.f
Clinton died Wednesday,
June 716 after a lengthy
illness. He was 80
A life-long re`rdt nt of
Clinton. Mr Grealis %%:as herrn
on June 16. 1896 to 1- dhA and
and Margaret Grealis
Mr. Grealis attended .chuol
in Clinton and married the
late Pearl Makins_
He was in the war ser% ice
from 1914 to 1918 and then
became a piano finisher Mr. *
Grealis was a member of the
Clinton Baptist Church
Surviving are Mr. Greats s
children. Ruth Graig,
Guelph: Ora R'ley, . I (In-
desboro: Audrey Chroeder.
Exeter: Frank of Landon:
Howard of Clinton: Thomas
of Paris: and Ber%a Cart-
wright. Clinton.
Also surviving ate 23
grandchildren and 1; great
grandchildren. .ind three
sisters. Anna Mustard..
London . Mazte (;ria 1 is.
London and Helen Bartliff,
Clinton -
The funeral was held
Friday. June 18 at the Rr11'
Funeral ' Home. with Re%
McWhinney Off tcsat inl.
Interment followed at the
Clinton Cemetery.
Pallbearers. were Donald
Craig. Chath:i m : J it'i and rt
Richard Craig. Guelph:
Wayne Riley. Londesboro.
Tom Riley. St. Thomas. and
Raymond Riley. Clinton
Flower bearers were Davide
Craig. Guelph; Edward
Riley. Londesbot : Clinton
Grealis. London, and Brian
and Dean Ct aright. Clinton