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15. NOTICE to CREDITORS ' 1 6, PUBLIC O. ICE
NOTT
11.11.111111111.1.,
ALL 'persons having claims
against the. Estate of CHRISTY
CAMPBELL CRAIGIE, Widow,
late of the Town of Goderich, in
the County of Huron, who, died
on or about the 15th day of
January, 1970; are required to
file,the same with full particulars
with the undersigrnedby the 21st
day of March, 1070, 'as.afterthat
date the assets of the estate wilj
be distributed. r •
DATED-, at 'Goderich,
Ontario, this 19th, day of
,February, '1.970.
PREST and EGENER,
.Barristers, etc.;
33 Montreal Street,
GODERICH, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Estate.
9,10,11
, ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of
FLORENCE MCWHINNEY,•
Widow, late of the. Town of
Goderich, in the County of
Huron, who died on—or about
the 16th day of January, 1970,
are required to file the same,
with full particulars with the
underned by the 21st day of
March, 1970, as after that date
the assets of the estate will be
distributed.
DATED at" Goderich,
Ontario, ,, this 18th day of
February, 1970.
PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, etc.,
33 Montreal Street,
GODERICH, Ontario.
Solicitors for,the Estate.
° 9,10,11
ALL- :persons °having : claims
against • the—Estate of -GEORGE
SILLI"B, Labourer, late of the
Town of Goderich,' in the
County of Huron, -who died -on
or about the 2nd day of
February, 1970, are -required to
file the same'with full particulars
with the undersigned by . the
28th _ day of March, 1970, as
after that date the assets of the
estate will be distributed.
DATED . at Goderich,
Ontario, this 25th day of
Feb5uary, 197Q.
PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, etc.,
33 Montreal Street,
Goderich, Ontario.
`Solicitors for the Estate.
10,11,,2
16. PUBLIC NOTICE
•
TAKE NOTICE that the
Corporation / of the Town of
Goderich proposes to pass at his
regular meeting to be held et the
.Town a11, West.. Street,
Goderich on Thrirsday, the 19th
day of March, 1970 at the hour
of 7 p.m a By-law authorizing
the stopping up and closing -o5-
' Huckins, f Mitchell and Mooney
Streets, being part' of Lots 3 and
4-, in—the Second- Concession •in
the Township of Goderich, now
in the Town of Goderich and -
revert The fee 'therein to the
Town of Goderich.
FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that at its said regular 'meeting,
Council shall heir in person or by his Counsel, Solicitor or
Agent any person who claims
that his lands will" be'
prejudicially affected by the
By-law and applies to be heard.
DATED AT GODERICH,
ONTARIO this 19th DA'S1 OF
Feb. 1970
S. H., BLAKE
Town Clerk
8;9,1`1,11
SHERIFF'S
SALE OF LANDS
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE
' of an Execution issued out of
the Supreme Court of Ontario,
to me directed, against the lands
and tenements of Finlay
MacKenzie Samis, Defendant;- at
the suit of Canadian Imperial
'Bank of Commerce,' Plaintiff, I
have seized and taken in
exeebtion all thew right; ,title,
i n terest . and equity of
redemption of Finlay MacKenzie
Samis, Defendant, in and to:
All and Singular that certain
parcel or tract of land and
premises situate, lying and being
in the Township of Colborne in
the County of. Huron and being
composed of Lot 7, Concession
10, Western tivision in the said
Township of Cr lborne,•
containing, 100 acres, more or'
less. _ - _
All of&which "said right, title,
interest and equity of'
redemption of Finlay MacKenzie
Samis, Defendant, in the said
lands, I shall offer for sale - by
public auction in my office at
the Courts House in the Town of
Goderich in the County of
Huron, on Wednesday, the 18th
day of March, , 1970 at 2:00
o'clock in the scftennoon.
Terms, 10% down day of
sale, balance within 30days.
f: " nazi .trice' : ;p orttl AX,ykis`„ 4c l
She, County of ,Huron.
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Ashfield Township has
organized a; Recreational
Committee consisting of Bill
Back, Warren , Zinn, Allan
Hackett, John Austin, George
Moncrief, Finlay M,aeDo;nald.and
Russell Irvin. This committee is
interested in promoting cultural,
educational, physical and social
activities for people of all ages
and hopes to. utilize available
grants.
TO determine if there is
interest in this - area,
questionnaires are. being
distributed. These questionnaires •
are not a,ppllc"able „ to this
rammer only, but also for long
4 n e planning. Please fill out
andeturn the' questionnaires
and if you have further
questions, contact one of the
committee members.
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21. BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
FRANCHISE
DEALERSHIP
AVAILABLE
The above -ground and
in -ground swimming pool
business is Canada's fastest
growing business. A small
investment will establish
your own ' profitable
business. For further
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The•Signal..Star_
A. BIRTHS
C9R•R,EC7ION, r.
McCORMICK: At St. Joseph's
General Hospital, • Sarnia, on
February 21, 1970, to Mr. and
Mrs. Pat McCormick (nee Connie
'Jones), a son, Kenneth.Pau1.
D. IN MEMORIAM
• MILLS: In loving memory of. a
dear wife, mother_- and
• grandmother, Violet Irene, who
passed away one year ago, March
4, 1969.. •
There is no•partirig from those
WP love, • -
No distance can divide,
For each day in -memory's
garden, -
" We still walk side -by side. , • -•-
Wherever life may take us,
Whatever we may do,
"I'he . memories of the years we
shared, •
Will keep us close to you.
— . Lovingly remembered by
husband Charles and family.
10x-
McINTYRE: In loving memory
of a dear husband and father,
Richard McIntyre, who passed
away March 4, 1959.
Those we love we never lose,
For always they will be;
Loved,remembered, treasured in
- our memory,
- Ever remembered by wife and
family. — 10 r
MUNN.: 1n_ loving
' Patrice: - _ W-
Gone from earth so swiftly,
Just like a flower in bloom},
So young, so fair, so loving, -
.
Yet called away so soon
— Ever remembered by mother,
dad and sister Debbie. 10x
F. ENOAGEMENTS
• Captain. and Mrs. Howard W.
Leafloor are pleased to
announce the. engagement of
their daughter, Linda June
(Lynne), to John • Lyle Henry,
son of Mr. and Mrs,. Robert
Henry of RR 1, Blyth, Ontario,
The marriage will take place on.
.Saturday, March 21, 1970, at 2
p.m:, in the Protestant Chapel at
Canadian Forces Base Clinton.---
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G. ' COMING' EVENTS
MR. AND MRS. VICTOR
ERRINOTO.N ,,are cerebrating
their golden wedding"
anniversary, Saturday, March 14.
Open house at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Errington of St.
Helens from 2-4" p.,m.; at the St.
Helens'' Hall from 8-12 p.m.
Tiffins Orchestra. Everyone
welcome and no gifts please. —
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• COLBQRNE Township Home
and School meeting, Monday,
March'' 9, at 8:30 p.m. There will
be senior sports and also some of
the public speaking speeches.
There will be a talent table. — 10
SALE .of . home -baking,
Saturday, March"" 7, 1:30 p.rn.,
-Salvation Army Hall. Sponsored -
by the Home League. — 10
„-RED -CROSS
CAMPAIGN'
MARCH- 16
TO
MARCH 21
INDUCTION - Service of Rev.
Robert Raymont will be held
Friday, March 6, 1970, at 7:30
p.m. in North Street , United
Church. A reception will follow
in the Christian Education
Building. ,Everyone' is in}ited to
attend. —..10
THE REGULAR monthly
' meeting ' of the Ashfield Local -
342 will be held in the Town
'Hall, Lucknow, 9 p.m.,
Thursday,' March. 5. ' Guest
speaker,' Blake 'Sandford,.
Ontario
Sandford,-
Ontario Regional Direct r for
N.F.U. — 10
MR. AND MRS. WM.
WESTLAKE•;,` RR 4, _ Goderich,
wish to invite relatives, friends
and neighbors to Open House, ,.
on March 7 from 2 to 4 and 7 to
9 p.m. in honor of their 50th
Wedding Anniversary. — 10
DANCE, Harbourlite Inn,
Friday, April „3, 1970. Dancing
to the• Bluetones 10 p.m. to 1
a.m. Sponsored by the C.O.F. L
1901 and 86, Benmiller. Limited
number of tickets” being sold.
Get yours early. For tickets
phone 624-9840 or 524-7029.
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memory --of _
E. CARDS OF, THANKS -
McWHINNEY: jVlrs. Lloyd
McWhinney and family express_
deep appreciation for ,
expressions of sympathy, for
cards, 'calls • and. the • beautiful
floral• tributes and donations to
the 'Heart • Foundation, - to
friends, neighbors and relatives
during their recent ;bereavement.
Special thanks to Rev. •Glenn
Noble, the nursing staff of
Alexandra Hospital, Dr. J. W.
Wallace, McCallum" Funeral
Home, pallbearers, flowerbearers
and all others who assisted in
any way. —,10
McINTYRE: I wish to thank
relatives and friends for cards
and visits while I was a patient in
hospital.._.. Special thanks tp 17ir:
A. B. Deathe, Dr. R. W. Flowers,
nurses and staff. — Elsie
McIntyre. -- 10 - .
GINN: We wish to express our
`sincere thanks to "- relatives,
friends and neighbors for the
beautiful floral tributes,
charitable donations, messages
of sympathy and the many acts
of kindness during our recentt
bereavement. Special thanks to
the Rev. Dr. A. J. Mowatt and
the Stiles Funeral .Home. —
Family of the late Florence
Ginn. — 10 `
ARGYLF: I would like to say
thanks 'to -all "those who turned
out Saturday night to the stag,
' held in my • behalf. Special
acknowledgment to Len Jenkins,.
Tom McPhee, Bruce Harris; 'Pe"d
Williams and Clayt Laithwaite.
Thanks,— --Steve Argyle, 10x
REMEMBER
Help Your RED CROSS
TO HELP
KNIGHTS of Columbus dance,
Saturday, March 21, dancing
9-1, lunch, $4 _ per couple,
'limited tickets available.' Pat
Osborne 524-7.1$4. — 10,11.,12'
RECEPTION and dance for Mr.
and Mrs: Douglase,I,(nee
Janette Merrill) on -- Friday,
March 6, • at Dungannon
Agricultural Hall. Scott's
Orchestra. Everyone welcome. —
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BLUEWATER . Chapter O.E.S.
Fashion Show, Victoria-- Public
School Auditoriuxm,' Wednesday, .
March 18, 1970, 8:30 p.m.
Fashions by Schaefer's Ladies
Wear Ltd., jewellery by N. `11.'
Ormandy and wigs by Heather
Beauty Salon. Admission $1.00:
• Tickets at door or -cal -1 524-7812
or 524-9284. — 10,11,12
•
BETA Sigma Phi's/`Hats Off to
Hats" will be held Saturday,
March 14, from '2 to 4 p.m.,
with well-known Mrs.
Humphries frn' London' to
demonstrate and commentate.
Dessert Tea will be served.
Admission. • $1.00. Tickets
available ' from • any Sorority
Member or phone 524-9691
'524-6825. — 10
1'3. PERSONAL
Why Do Doctors Say ..
"THE SMALLER YOUR •
WAISTLINE, THE. LONGER
YOUR LIFELINE"?
REDUCE
6 TO 10 LBS.
IN 10 DAYS! e '
WITH THE AMAZING
"SLIM. DOWN DIET"
".Each meal allows you to
paturitiryou are full"
Send $1.50 C.O.D. or Money
Order for Diet &-Weight Chart
to: .
IIIIarTic_Enterprise"s
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Calgary S, Alberta; Canada.
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B'y JACK;CUMMINGS
There are . two teams
remaining in the GI.M',H«A►z
playoffs, the • oldest , team, the
Conklin Lumber Juyenilea* and
the yq nigest. team, the Legion
Squirt All Stars.
The coaches for the Juvenile
All, Stars, Gard Walters and .Bill
F ritzley • have , done.` .an
outstanding job, • Alley have:
devotedumiany extra hours of
their time to mould a
contending team and this is .the
first time that a• Juvenile team
has gone this far r•ln the •
seri-finals and it Is hoped t ar,
they will be in the Alt Ontario
Finals by the weekend. » '
The other 'Goderich- Minor
Hockey All Star' team which is
coached by Don Elliot needs 'a
win this week to advance in the
semi-finals. This series is against
Strathroy and is presently td at
one game each. Q
MITE HOUSE LEAGUE
SQUIRT HOUSE LEAGUE
Both the house league
teams had a Saturday off as all
garnes were cancelled for, the
ICE NICKS '70.
Playoffs will assume this
Saturday as to the schedule. ,Be •
sure tb be there.
LEGION' SQUIRT ALL STARS
Legion Squirt All Stars have
now entered the d.M,H.A.
playoffs and are presently tied -
with Strathroy eact winning • a
game, The final game to decide
the winner wasla-y e Goderich � d 'at. the.
Go
d h arena on Wednesday
March 4 at 8:3f too .late -for the---
resdlts: to be published this.
week.
Wednesday, February 25, the
Legion Squirt All Stars won a
close game 2-1 in Goderich.
Opening the scoring , for
Goderich was Billy Gavley and
drawing assists, Jeff' • Harrison
and Peter Cres.
rStrathroy 'tied it up early in
the third period by a goal by Jim
Lockhart. The winning goal was
scored on a penalty shot by
Shannon Nebhoc1. late , In the
final period,
PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE
In the second game of the
playoffs MacDonald Marine was
defeated by Baird Motors 5 -2, --
Goal scorers for Baird Motors,
were Wayne Miller with two and
single goals' by Jim Smith, Steve
Palmer; Leonard Kolkmani and
Ferg, .Burns.. B,us 'terry and
John Brady were MacDonald
Marine goaljetters.°
-fin the other playoff game,.
Goderich M to .t ed,.,thhe--series-
wtth a '3.1 victory over Schaeffer
White Dots. Terry Piouse got
two •goals and Michael Jeffery
one, goal; for Goderich Motors. o
Schaeffer White Dot.' lone goal
scorer. was Wayne Jones.
This has been a very good
series as both teains have won a
game each
BANTAM HOUSE
LEAGUE PLAYOFFS
evening, .God'erich-Eievators11ed
up the series with a 344 win over
Denomme Rowers.
Since the other' .series- ts aver
convener.,. Doug Crthekshanlc
advised that these two teams i11
go al it on-glaY '
°night t4
decide the winner,
Mike Palmer scored two' goals
for the wiTners and' Id Hardy
getting a single goal. Denomme'
Flowers. goal .scorers were Terry
Crawford and .Kevin Meriiam.
In the other series McGee
.M..Parrts beat Don_Holst Real
Estate 6-1; .Getting two goals,,.
-... each _ for- _McG'►ee's re . J,ini
Stothers, Charlie : Kennedy and
Ron Sowerby; The lone" goal for
Don Hoist was by Jon Ginn.
In the first game Monday
HOCkEY NOTES
Goderich . Minor Hickey
Association arranged for a bus,
to take the pJa.w-' it -.0 fans.
Wednesday, for the -mist g`..ne in
Tillsonburg„ Dont forget this
Saturday night it will be Hockey.
Night in Goderich as -the second"
game of the semi-finals will be
y. at
starting R at, t
TO ATT.END..
.:..Wil 'hope non town :will
r.M.}
up and. ready to play' by then u-
he
presently 'is in the hospitaI
with, a concussion ' elved.
, last .Saturday'in;Centti
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