The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-12-31, Page 1010 GODBRICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31,1970'
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'14. SERVICES AVAILABLE 18. PERSONAL
• FOR your Antenna Sales and
Service contact Alvin's. TV, 162
Mary -Street, phone 524-9089.
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SEPTIC TANKS CLEANEU ,
MODERN EQUIPMENT
WORK GUARANTEED
Write or Phone
Harvey Dale, Clinton
PHONE 482-3320
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CALL
FRANK TUTT
For all your flooring, needs.
Buy your carpet anywhere.
20 years' installation.
experience.
Free measurements.
524-6804
Goderich.
PARK HOUSE
Available for wedding
receptions, banquets; parties.
Reasonable rates. Phone
524-9942. 52A,1
LAMON1 'S CLEANING
Services. (Carpets, upholstery,
walls and car upholstery), by
Von Schrader Dry -Foam
Method. Make New Year
appointments now.,.., 524k
15. NOTICE to CRf=DoITORS
IN E ESTATE OF ISMAY
MILEX1V , late of the Town of
Goderich, in the County, of
Huron, Widow.
All persons claiming against
the above Estate are required to
forward full particulars of their
claims to the undersigned on or
before the 4th day of January,
1971, after which date the,assets
will be distributed
DONNELLY. & MURPHY,
18 The Square,
Goderich, Ontario:
Solicitors for the Estate`.
51,52,52A
16. PUBLIC NOTICE
THE CORPORATION OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF
COLBORNE
BY-LAW NO. 11, 1970
Being a by-law to amend the
amount of monies authorized to
aid in the construction of Tile,
Stone and Timber drains in the
Township of Colborne.
Council amends By -Law No. 8,
1935 being a by-law to raise
$20,000.00 toy • aid in the
construction of Tile, Stone and
Timber drains to read as follows.
A by-law .to raise $70,000.00
to aid in the construction of
Tile, Stone and Timber drains.
Inc all other respect the
By -Law No. 11, 1970 will read
the same as By -Law No._8,1935..
Read a first and second time
this 5th day of May 1970.
Read a third and final time
this 8th day of December 1970.
WILMER HARDY,.
REEVE.
C. C. AMBERY,
CLERK.
McPHEE: To all our friends and
relatives Season's Greetings. In
lieu of cards we are donating to
the Heart Fund. - Mrs. Ross
McPhee and family. - 52A -
FULFORD: Season's Greetings
to all our friends and neighbors.
- Lou and Theresa Fulford. '-
52A
NOTICE
CORPORATION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE
Take Notice that the aboveis
a true copy of a by-law passed
by the Township of Colborne on
the 8th day of December 1970
and all persons are required to
take notice that any one who
desires to apply to have the
by-law or any part thereof,
quashed must serve notice of his
application upon the 'Head or
Clerk of the municipality within
20 days after the day of the last
publication of this notice and
must make his application to the
-Supreme Court of Ontario
within one month after the said
date. This notice was first
published on the 17th day of
December 1970 and ,the last
publication will be on the 31st
day of December 1970.
C. C. Ambery,
Clerk.
18. PERSONAL
WELSH: Due to illness I am not
sending Christmas cards this
year. I am taking this means of
wishing my relatives, friends, Dr.
• Cauchi, nurses and stgff at
Alexandra Hospital all the best
in the New Year. - Catherine
Welsh. - 52Ax
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19. LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Pair of light colored
leather gloves in Goderich
Restaurant. Please phone
52.4-6153 after 5 p.m. - 52A,nc
LOST: Black ma_l4.• Persian cat,
nine months old. Weighs
approximately '10-1'2 lbs.
Answers to "Snoop." Wearing
black leather collar. Lost on
Wellington Street South on
December 19. Phone 524-8440.
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20. MISCELLANEOUS
• We do aiI types
of
JEWELLERY REPAIR
* Ring Sizing
* Claw Retipping
* Watch Repair
* Acutron Repair
ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD.
Clinton, Seaforth and Walkerton
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A. BIRTHS
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B E A N G E: At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich,', on
December . 26, 1970, to Mr. and •
Mrs. Allan Beange, a - son,
Michael Allan.
DUNN: At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on December 24,
1970, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Dunn, a daughter, Kathryn.
HOSACK: At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on
December 22, 1970, to Mr. and
Mrs. Don Hosack, a daughter,
Jennifer Jean. •
KERR: At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on December 29,
1970, to Mr.- and Mrs. Keith
Kerr, RR 6, Goderich, a son.
LAITHWAITE: At Mississauga
General Hospital ton • December
16, 1970,.to 'Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Laithwaite (nee Pauline
Anderson), a son, James
Edward.
WEBER: At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on December 20,
1970, to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Weber, RR 2, Clinton, a
daughter, Alana Lorraine.
D. IN MEMORIAM
SCHMIDT: In loving memory of
a dear mother and grandmother,
Leila Schmidt, .who passed away
nine years ago, December 21,
1961.
Remembered just the same
LARDER: Linda and Kay
Larder wish all their 'relatives
and friends ,Happy Holidays and ,
all the best in the New Year. -
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ARNOLD
PORTER
• PLEASE•• CALL
524-8371
today,
As at the hour she passed away;
Beautiful memories treasured
ever,
Of the happy days we spent
together.
- Always remembered by her
loving husband and family. -
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JOHNSTON: In loving memory
of a dear. father, Clarence
"Dad", who passed away
November 9, 1968, and a dear
mother, Anne, who passed away
December 22, 1969.
The depths of sorrow we cannot
tell,
Of the loss of the ones we loved
so well;
And while they sleep in peaceful
sleep,
Their memory we shall always
keep.
- Always remembered and sadly
missed by daughter Doris,
son-in-law Carmih and
grandchildren. 52A •
E. CARDS OF THANKS
E.- CARDS OF THANKS
WILLIS: I wish to thank Dr. -A.
B. Deathe, nurses, also those
who sent gifts and cards while I
was a patient in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital. -
Mrs. Rose Willis. - 52A
DONEY: We wish to express our
sincere thanks to our many
friends ' and relatives for
expressions of sympathy and
peautiful floral trihutes in the
loss of our dear son-in-law,
Harley. Thanks to Rev. .Robt.
Raymont, Stiles Funeral Home
and our wonderful neighbors
who were so kind and who
helped in many ways. Such
kindness will never be forgotten.
-atone Driver Family. - 52A
DONEY.: The family of the late
Harley A. Doney wish to express
their sincere thanks to relatives,
friends and neighbor& for floral
tributes, memorial donations,
cards and expressions of
sympathy received, during our
recent sad bereavement in the
loss of a beloved husband and
father. Special thanks to Rev.
Robert L. Raymont and Stiles
Funeral Holne. Your kindness
' will always_ be remembered. -
Eleanor Doney and children. -
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McNAI1L: We wish to express
our thanks and appreciation to
relatives, neighbors and friends
for • cards and many acts of
kindness during ' our recent
bereavement in the loss of a dear
daughter, Elaine ( McNall)
Johnston. These comforting
expressions of sympathy and
thoughtfulness will always be
remembered. - Sam. and Grace
McNall: - 52A
PORTER: We - wish to express
sincere thanks to friends
responsible for the benefit card
party at Holmesville, and dance
at the arena, Goderich. Special
thanks to the men who supplied
the music. Thanks to friends and
neighbors who attended these
events. - Brian and Darlene.
' Porter. - 52A
JOHNSTON: We wish to express
our sincere thanks to friends,
neighbors and relatives for their
kind acts of thoughtfulness
during our recent bereavement
of. a dear wife and mather. For
the beautiful floral tributes,
cards and - donations to the
Canadian Cancer Society.
Special thanks to Rev. G. G.
Russell, Dr. Deathe, Dr. • Flowers,
Dr. Watts, nurses and staff of
second west and the McCallum
Funeral Home - Rod, Barbara
and iKen Johnston. -= 52A
DAER: I would like.to take this
'means to thank Dr. Leitch, Dr.
Watts and Dr. Flowers together
with all the nurses and staff of
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital for the personal and -
considerate care I received.
during my recent illness, alAo to
express . my sincerest
appreciation for all the flowers,
beautiful cards and gifts from
those who thought of me during
this time. - Agnes N. Daer. -
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SMITH: We would like to
express our sincere thanks to all
out' friends and neighbors for
their cards, plants and for many
acts .of kindness shown at the
time of our mother's (Mrs.
Barbara Cooper) ' death.
Everything was greatly
appreciated. - " Joy and Ed
Smith. -- 52A
BRINDLEY: I wish to thank my
many friends for cards, flowers
a visits and special thanks to
sea and staff on 2nd floor
ehd Drs. Watts, Deathe and
Jackson while a patient in
�itospltal. - Charles Brindley. -
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F. ENGAGEMENTS ,
Mr. Jack S. Scruton, Clinton,
wishes to announce the
forthcoming marriage of his
daughter, Mary Elaine, to Mr.
James Allan Craig, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Mai. L. Craig, Auburn.
The wedding will take place at
St. 'Joseph's Catholic Church,
Clinton, at 4 p.m. on Saturday,
January 16, 1971. - 52A •
Mr. and Mrs. Viktor Pagan,
Goderich, wish td announce the
corning marriage of their
daughter, Suzanne MacLeod, to
Mr. Henry Kolkman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Teunis Kolkman, RR 3,
Goderich. The wedding will take
place Saturday, January 16,
1970, at 3 p.m. in Knox
Presbyterian Church, Goderich.
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F. MARRIAGES
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock,
Brodhegan, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Jane
Gaye, to Dr. Karl 'William
Campbell, son of Mr. and MIs.
William Campbell, Seaforth. The
marriage took place in Victoria
Street United Church on
December 23, 1970. - 52A
G.' COMING EVENT
REGULAR meeting Maple 'Leaf
Chapter IODE Tuesday, January
5, 8:15 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
J. Wallace, Weltington Street. -
52A
A SERIES of prenatal classes
will begin Wednesday, January
13, 1971, at 2 p.m. at Knox
Presbyterian Church, Goderich.
These will be held at weekly
intervals fur eight weeks. Those
interested are invited to attend
or phone the Health Unit,
Goderich 524.8301• bet.veen 9
a.m. and 5 p.m. - 52A,1
BINGO
vel Saturday Night '
LEGION HALL-
Starting
ALLStarting Time -8:30 p.m.
West W�wanosh T�wnshi
examines drai•COStS
The December ion of
West Wawanosh Township
Council was held the home of
the clerk on December 1, with
alt members in attendance.
The minutes of the November
session were read and adopted,.
on motion of Cbuncillots
Rutherford and McDonald.
Engineer Doug Gamsby met •
with council and two owners on
the Rintoul drain' in regard to
extra work done to improve part
of the drainage works. Mr.
Gamsby explained the extra
work performed, the reduction
in some costs and the increase in
allowances for the two owners
involved, ° so that ,the
re -assessment or' the expense
would be satisfactory to owners
and council. The two owners
were given until December 15,
to prese)tt written approval of
the reassessment to council.
An agreement between
Theodor Erber and the
Department of Lands and
Forests regarding the planting of
10 acres of trees on Mr. Erber's
property was presented to
council and signed on behalf of
the township by the reeve and
clerk. By-law No. 16, 1970
authorizing the planting of the
trees was given third reading arid
finally passed on motion of
Councillors Aitchison and
Foran.
` The roadaccounts were
presented for payment" .and
passed on motion of Councillors
Foran and McDonald.
Mr. Frank McQuillin
requested permission of council
to lower and repair the tops of
two catch basins - one ori the
McQuillin Drain and one *on the
Murray Drain.. Permission was
granted on motion of
Councillors Aitchison and
Rutherford.
The following accounts were '
ordered paid on motion of
Councillors . Aitchison and
Rutherford:
GENERAL ACCOUNTS
Bruce -Grey County R.C.S.S.
Board, 1970 levy, $35.00;
Huron -Perth County, R.C.S.S.
Board, balance levy, $1,331.10;
Huron County , Board of
Education, balance levy and
adjustments, $21,794.45;
Canadian Imperial Bank or
Commerce, C.P.P. and Income
Tax, $66;30; Joan C. Armstrong,
balance. salary, $259.35; Robert
W. J, Lyons, Reeve's' salary,
phone _tolls, $314.00; James R.
Aitchison, Councillor's salary,
$250.00; Leo Foran,
Councillor's salary, $250.00;
Charles McDonald, Councillor's
salary, $250.00; John
Rutherford, Councillor's salary,
$ 2 5 0.0 0; Clarence Greer,
balance salary, welfare trips,
$372.40; Corporation Village of
Lucknow, ,Cooper barn fire,
$ 2 25. 00; Royal ' Canadian
Legion, Br. 309, wreath, $14.00;
Huron County Plowmen's
Association, 1970 grant, $25.00;
Advance -Times, advertising,
$1.25; Signal -Star, adSertising,
$2.45; Welfare, $342.25.
ROAD ACCOUNTS
Harvey Culbert, salary,
$320.54; G. Humphrey,
operator, $336.10; A.
McDonald, • labor, $165.12;
Fawcett Metal, Steel culvert,
$972.40; B. M. Ross, Engineer's
fees, $189.28; A. Boyle, land
fill, $300.00; J. Kerr Ltd.,
bulldozer and scraper, $216.00;
Fawcett Metal, signs, $246.80;
D. R. M. Co. Ltd., service call
and parts, $27.22; Radford's
Garage, tire repair, $2.75;
Pannabecker's General Store,
starting fluid, etc., $29.47; K. K.
Dawson, tools, etc., $12.46; A.
McDonald, tractor and loader,
$12.50; Dave Sproul, tractor and
loader, chain saw, $50.00;
Corrugated Pipe, Steel culvert,
$756.40; Glen Porter, back hoe,
$123.50; Gordon Miller, Auburn
streets, $25.00; Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce,
C.P.P. and I.T., $97.18; Receiver
General; U.I., $15.20; Harvey
Culbert, hauling snowfence,
$25.00.
Council adjourned to meet
December.15 at the home of the
clerk., 1t
DECEMBER 15, 1970
The year end session of West
Wawanosh Township Council
was held at the home of the
clerk in the afternoon of
December 15, with all members
in attendance and Reeve Lyons
presiding.
The minutes of the December
1 meeting were read and
adopted on motion of
Councillors McDonald and
Foran.
By -Law No. 17, 1970, was
given third reading and finally
passed on motion of Councillors
Rutherford and Aitchison. This
by-law names the Clerk as
licensing officer for lottery
licenses for the Township of
West Wawanosh.
By -Law No. 18, 1970, levying
. a special rate on the east half of
Lot 17 Concession 9 to cover a
'tile drainage loan was given third
reading and finally passed on
motion of Councillors McDonald
and Aitchison.
The road accounts were
ordered paid on motion - of
Councillors Foran and
Rutherford.
The following general
accounts were ordered paid on
motion of Councillors
Rutherford and Foran:
GENERAL ACCOUNTS
Lucknow Sentinel, Voter's
Lists, printing, ads, $478.57; -
Township of East Wawanosh,
50% of Park costs, $81.62; Wm.
McPherson, work at 'cemetery,
$17.00; G. C. Greer, holiday
pay, $26.90; Joan Armstrong, .
holiday pay, telephone ' tolls,
returning officer fee, revising
voter's lists, $116.90; Police
Village of- Manchester, poll
rental, $10.00; Mrs. Annie Bere,
poll rental, $10.00; St. Helen's
Women's Institute, poll rental,
$10.00; Wm. McPherson, poll
rental, $10.00; St. Augustine
R.C. Church, poll rental, $10.00;
Wm. Caesar; D.R.O., $18.00;
Thos. Young, Poll Clerk, $18.00;
Marjorie McDougall, D.R.O.,
$18.00; Lily McPhee, Poll Clerk,
$18.00; Theodore Redmond,
D.R.O., $18.00; J. Radcliff
Murray, Poll Clerk, $18.00;
George Webster, D.R.O., $18.00;
Verna Nicholson, Poll Clerk,
$18.00; Allan Miller, D.R.O.,
$18.00; Donald Gaunt, Poll
Clerk, $18.00; Hilliard Jefferson,
D.R.O., $18.00; Clarence
Gibbons, Poll Clerk, $18.00;
Hilliard Jefferson, • Tile Drain
Inspector, $20.00; Joseph
.Foran, - rebate tax, $9.39;
Welfare accounts, $498.72;
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It's time
once more to
i-' wish you and your
- family a New Year fl�lid
with food health and happinessi:
We value the privilege of serving you.
SERVICE ELECT1IC
(GODERICH)LIMITED
30 VICTORIA ST. •N.•
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Huron County, 1970 levy,
$38,235.28; Michael Foran, tile
drain loan, $1,453.54.
ROAD ACCOUNTS
Harvey Culbert, salary,
$241.14; G. Humphrey,:
operator, $282.25; A.
k1cDonald, wingman, $128.42;
'R. • Phillips, wingman, $79.03;
Dennis Hallahan, bulldozing,
$1,174.00; • Armco Limited.
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corrugated steel pipe, $841.50;
Valley Blade, cutting edges,
$476.79; N. McDonald, plowing.
snow, $312.25; Roy Hardy,
plowing snow, $360.00; K. K.
Dawson, steel posts, $43.50; H.
O. Jerry, nylon rope and clamps,
$99.54; Chisholm Fuels, fuel
and tax, $228.62; Imperial 011•
Ltd., fuel and tax, $237.09; Roy
Havens,
Sanfax
de-icer,
motor oil, $150.08;
Ltd., plow spray and
$74.09; George Smyth,
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welding, etc., $10.00; R.
Stothers; sealed beams, $4.83; - c
Colborne Townslltp; boundary
account, $150.50; Ilrobert Irvin,
oil and fuses,. $5.49; Harvey
Culbert, telephone tolls, $8.35;
Bank of Commerce, C.P.P. and I.
Tax, $121.90;.Receiver General,
U.I. stamps, $11.40; O.G.R.A.;
membership fee, $15.00.
Council adjourned to meet
January 5, at the home of the
clerk at 11 a.m.
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LADIES �
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BOYS & GIRLS
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BOYS
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Unlined, Heavyweight
SIZES 8-16
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Skirt and Dress , Lengths of
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LEOTARDS
SIZES 3 - 6x •
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NOW ONLY .774
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BOYS
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Lined
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PULLOVERS
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REG.31.98
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REG. $29.95 -
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REG. $2.98
NOW 1.27
BOYS
SWEATERS
8 - 16
300/o OFF
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NYLON
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BOYS
ACRYLIC KNIT
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