HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-03-02, Page 11Clifferd McCartney
In Detroit for Goderieh Town.
Ship natiVe Cliffs:1rd McCartney,
73 who died suddenly Friday at
jos hhme in DetrOit.
*str. McCartney vias a son of the
lite Fletcher Mcqartney end Age.
Una Tebbtitk Ile „was an eleCie
Besides his wife, the termer
tllipt. 50n, Clifford, D'etroit; ' two
daUghters, Elizabeth,. Detroit;
• . Mrs. -Edward (Mary Irene) Lein.
asmiy, PetrOit; three brothers,
Lane). Goderich; liarvey,,,r, God,
erieh Township; Ernest, Dods.
land, .Sask.; two sisters, Miss
Evelyn; Mrs. Mayetta Anderson,
Detroit. fliurlar, was., in White
Chapel Cemetery,,Detroit.
William John Evans
A member of a vanishing trade,
- William -John EVans, -71, of 77
Napier St., a blacksmith, died
.Feb. 22 in Alexandra Marine
and General llosPltal,
4 Mr. Evans was born- at Sea.
birth, son of William .Evans and
He was a Member of the Holy
Name Society of St. Peter's
Roman Catholie Church. ,
He is surylVed by a son, John
coderiCh Township; three
daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Ma:ry)
Paul's Delivery
Owned and Operated, by
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Local Hauling
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For. Information
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obituaries.:
Le Main, Don Mills; Miss Mar. '
gOet MIAs Patricia!, both
Mrs. Marguerite 13emi, Toronto.
Requiem mass was celebrated
Saturday by ReV4 Raymond Mop.
nahan at SI. Peter's Church
and burial was in CiAbornegoinan
Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers,
Were James., -Wilkinson, CarlSch4
neicker, Norman Bowler, Leslie
Pitblaclo, Leo Tevlin and D. A.
Stiinson. Lodge Flineral Home
was in charge'of arrangements.
Mrs. alit F.isher Hotton, 80
of 112 Victoria St N died Sat.
urday at her horhe.
Mrs. Hotton was the former
Petra Lundteigin, born in gslo,
Norway, datighter of the 1ate
Ole Lundteigin and Marie Foss.
She was married in Union City,
Mich., lune 13, 1912;,_ anitwas a -
member of the Congregational
Church in Union City and Knox
Presbyterian Church in boder.
• Besides her husband, Mrs.
Hotton is, survived by two sons,
Andrew, Belleville,- Mich.; Rob.
ert, Battle Creek, Mich.; three
sisters, Mrs. play (Hedvig) Tun.
devoid, Mrs. Nils (Agnes) Neil.
sen and Mrs. Margit Moen, all
Union city.
A funeral was held Wednesday'
in Union City and burial:was in
Riverside Cemetery, Union City.
, The death .occurred- Chats
ham Hospi,tal on.Feb. 24 of Miss
vel,yn I. Mao Naughton. MisS
MacNaughton had beep a member
Of the Go erich District Colleg.
iate Insti te staff for 32 years
prior to her retirement in 1963.
She is survived by a sister,
Miss Jane MacNaughton, and a
brother Reg, with:whom she lived,
lincl another sister Mrs. IQ; Ma.
Garvin all of Harwick TOwnship,
Kent County.
Attend
HOLMESVILLF—Members of
ed the Huron Presbyterial in
Wingham last Tuesday were Mrs,
II, Miller, Mrs. E. Grigg, Mrs.
L. pond, Mrs. W. Norman, Mrs:
S. Farquhar, Mrs. G. Ginn, Mrs.
13. Walter, Mrs B. Whitley, Mrs.
F. McCullough and Mrs. L.
Jervis.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Potter
visited Mrs. Clara Shaddick, of
Luclulow, last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Barry Pipe and
daughters London spent the week.
end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bruce Norman is a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital.
iCorre
By failing to fill ln Thineptne
-tax slips correctly employere
May be depriving theironiployeeer
benefits, reports H. 1.1, Vair,
director, Kitchener district tax,.
ation office.
Employers must provide T4
slipS to each of their employees
showing earnings, tax deductions
utions. A° copy must be sent
,to the Kitchener districtoffice for
• We are finding a large munber
,T4'A incorrect," -said Mr.
Vair, ‘!_We simply have,.lioclibite
1,!ut to send them back to erriploy.
ers and ask them to re -check their
records. An. employer can avoid
this by following the instructions
in his employer's tax guide,
"It is particularly iniportant
for employers, for example, to
record their employees/ Social
Insurance Number p correctly:
This is the key to benefits under
the Canada pension Pla,.n.”
13ake Sale
Planned
Members 6f Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority rnet Feb. 21. at the,home
Mrs. John Sturdy and Mrs.
• ;Michel Lalonde presented the
topic, The Artist's Landscape.
Plans , were made for a bake
sale to be held on March 4 at
Denomme's Flower Shop., -Ref.
eshments followed.
ckey
e,ceive
wasids
Gilderich residents were
among Ariv'ers toy Quenther
Tuckey Transports Ltd. who re.
banquet in Lucan Friday,
Joe Rumig received a 10 -year
award, George De Jong. %Near:
Richard McWhinney, 4.year; Don
Phillips, 2.year; Lewis Erb and
Aleut In drivers and their
wives from. Ooderich, Exeter,
London and Toronto attend0 the'
PORT ALBERT
Mr. and- Mrs. Gord Martin,
Annaceap, Jim Paul ahd Mrs.
Dave Martin, 'Visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Sproul and, fam-
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Teschke,
Valerie, Gerald, Mary, Glen and
Elaine, of Desboro, visited with
Mr. and' Mrs. Clarence Hoy and
boys' on Sunday.
Mr. Mervin -Hodges is a pat -
tent " iri Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich.
Personal
Mr.and Mrs. Jack Price and
son Stephan, Pittsburg.)Pa., have
returned home after visitingwith
the former's parents Mr.and
Mrs. Fred Price, Waterloo
Street.
dinner which was follow.ed by' a
TranSport Safety Association,
and the awards were presented
bk the company president 13. W.
Others Receiving awards were,
inson; 9 -year, 'Gordon Appelton;
8 -year, Larry BaynharnOlyear,
Benson Edwards, Pev. Skinner,
Cecil Smith, GO,,rdon Prest.,914'0,*
year, John Ma.dge; 5.year,Seldon
-Nichols, Lolle '(Hob) DYIsstra; 4,
year, Harold(Tiny) Thiel; 3 -year,
Ron Anderson, 'Ross Parsons; '
2, -year, Wilmer Adkins, Toni-
Voerrnan, Reid Hackwell; 1 -year
Lloyd Hoy, Glen Irvine; Marvin
McAdams, Robert Nicholson, El-
don natal's, Jack Harvey, Dermis
Martin,and-Dab McLeod.
Dead Animal
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Vor dead and ditiabied.
call collect
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cm'c° • Phone 482-7269, Clinton
Dead animal licence number
350-C-65
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