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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-19, Page 11IL�I�E xxieli� i and 44 idscaiP4 e frAL IIS - tib 28 l0�rkt . minor 420n It sem, pig rill prat 1, etc, Ile, 2.8x1 day clod LOCK 'ICE ■ M ✓ t m118 1141 D Ford, J-0 with loader, with loader, ill disc,4. lower, Foe .0. Manure yer wIth 5 '. ow, 2 41 'orage hie - 1 No. 9,I vn mown RVi(E V W It naln resole tA9 which tan car, rticulary IM ctlon Plea a TOWN AND COUNTRY CLASSIFIEDS OOL BUSES tor the luron County rd of Education ,ars will be-recelved by lop superintendent of Affairs, Huron County Alber ntarloINOMo1 Ol rtthe six school buses until 12 •n on Friday May 4th, iflcations and tender available at the board the above addrress.not est or ivy fender accept R.L. Cunningham Transportation Manager Huron County Board of Edueatlon 14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 23. ENGAGEMENTS All persons having claims against the Estate of HENRY GEORGE I3RADLEY, Merchant, late of the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 24th day of March, 1973, are required to file the same vy,,ith full particulars with the undersigned by the 12th day of May, 1973, as after that date the assets of the estate will be distributed. Dated at Goderich, Ontario, this • 12th day of April, 1973. VICES AVAILABLE PREST and EGENER, Barristers, etc., 33 Montreal Street, Goderich, Ontario. Solicitors for the Estateg16,17,18 Mr. and Mrs. William Patterson R.R.3 Blyth, are pleased to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Virginia Dale, to Mr. Rudy Snyder, son sof Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder, R.R.5, Goderich, On- tario. The wedding to take place May 12, 1973.-16x Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bell are pleased - to announce- the forth coming marriage of their grand• daughter Kathi Colleen Maks to Mr. James A. Morris son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Morris all of Goderich. The marriage to take place Anglican' Church 4:30 p.m. on May 1973L--g16x NOTICE TO CREDITORS A 1,L persons having claims ,against the Estate of (;LEN ('VR- ris LOIX;E, Merchant, tate of the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, who died on or ,shout the 2tith dav of March, 197:1, are required to file the same with.. -full particulars with the undersigned by the `28th day of April. 1973, as after that data the assets of the, estate will he distributed. 1)ATED at Goderich, Ontario, this -'29th day of March, 197:4_ PRES'i' and EGENER, Barristers, etc., :13 Montreal Street, Goderich, Ontario. 25. IN MEMORIAM LICENSED RICKLAYER )year training and ex• qualified to do all ick and block laying ireplaces a specialty. RY1AN STOTHERS R 6 GODERICH 29-7 309 Solicitors for the Estate g14,1.5.l( 17. LOST AND FOUND REDMOND: In loving memory of a dear husband Raymond R. Red- mond who passe& away 1 year ago April 23rd Sadly missed and always remem- bered by wife, Annabella.—g16x DOCKS–FADER: In loving memory of Wilfrid who passed away sud- denly on April 20, 1972. Your Iasi parting wish we would like to have heard. And breathe in your ear our last parting word. Only those who have lost are able to tell., The pain in the heart of not saying r. farewell. Sadly missed by Jean -and family. -16x PORI ALBERI 4-H club The seventh meeting of the Dungannon 3 4-H Club was held this Saturday, April 14 in Mrs. Aileen Tigert's home. The girls opened with the pledge. Roll call was the girls were to have a suggestion for the Clubs Fashion on Achievement Day. Achievement Day is on June 1 in Wingham. The secretary gave her report. The girls worked out on a handout sheet. Mrs. Alma Black, read from her book about knits. SOCIAL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. Glen Weaver attended the wedding in the United Church Blenheim of their grandniece Kathy Weaver and Jerry West on Saturday DPP advise spring check is precaution LOST Charm bracelet in vicinity of Park Street.. Reward. Phone 524- 7684.-16 24-7684.-16 20. TO GIVEAWAY TO GIVE AWAY—Two part Per- sian kitten's., Phone 524-7928 after 5 p.m. -16 ,r PROVED DEALER) EST ST. 524-8431 LIC NOTICE grin ulln,'•-.1 nr N,1, I11 .I t11�lln1 \ -hi It' ,1- t rrlenl 114;1-mA\ No i Lilt' 111111' he Nrl- ram �It flit h�c,l� ILII1!'2sA\1 on rhe 1-r 147 S 111 11l1 l 1, -1111 fn volic yo %1,41,lt' sIrt'tr AiRS — WALKERS nitarian Service Commit- Goderich Oddfellow and Lodges have equipment n. Contact Amos n, 524.9623 or Fred Frit - 217. --low 21; BIRTHS CHAN: To Dr. and Mrs. Chuck Chan (ri.ee Sue' Hidnmarsh) a daughter; Jennifer Marian on April 11, 1973 at University Hospital, Saskatoon. ROMPF: At Alexandra Hospital on April 12, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rompf, 132 Britannia. Rd. a baby girl, •Meredith Lee. A baby sister for Michael. FREEMAN:. At Alexandra Hospital on April 15,. 1973 to Mr. and Mrs. Clifton E. Freeman a baby girl Jennifer Rebecca. -16 26 CARD OF THANKS POPP: My sincere thanks to my relatives, friends and neighbors for all their kindness while I was in St. Joseph's Hospital, London and Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to. Doctors and, Nurses in both hospitals.—Mrs. Ambv Popp -16x WILLINGS: My sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbors for flowers, cards, treats and visits while I was a patient. in Alexandra General Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. J. Wallace, nurses and staff, ARev. L. Royal and Rev. R. McCallum for their visits, always appreciated. Ruth Willings.-16 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Algin are pleased 'to announce. the_- forth- coming marriage of their daughter, Lynda Kaye to Mr. David Robert Williams, 'son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams. The wedding will take place at Knox Presbyterian Church on Saturday, May 12, 1973 at 4:00 P.M.-16nc ADAMS: I would like to thank nur- ses and staff on 2nd floor east, also everyone who remembered me with Mowers, gifts, cards and visits while I was a patient in Alexandra Hospital. Special thanks to Doctors Lambert, Ceislar and Addison.. Roxie Adams. -16 BUILDINGS -r it be barns, a garage, lean-to or home renovations. We do them all to your satisfaction. or write for free estimates with no obligation. PHONE 482-7290 - AJOR 011. COMPANY SINCERE THANKS to all for flowers, visits, cards ..and treats during my stay in hospital. Special thanks to Dr. H. R. Cieslar, Goderich Ambulance Service and Staff on 2nd, East.—Mrs. Mildred Scott. -16x MY sincere thanks to Pastor Fry, relatives, and friends. for flowers letters, cards and gifts, received while a patient in Goderich and St. Joseph hospital London, n41, is deeply appreciated.—Mrs. Tom Johnston. -16 I wish to thank everyone who sent flowers and cards when i was in the hospital. it was sure . ap preciaied.� Rita Taylor. -44,16x - - requires RVI(E STATION LESSEES NS OF: 11,1 tro With a big L sr pwseMil ly 1000 mlNs vlCwtlor*1 s. If you d°111 IA VICE LIN -00 iLIN 5244411 JOHN G' GODERICH and HENSALL OFFERING: "Nigh volume outlets —Advertising and marketing program —Retail training with pay `Business counselling —Financial assistance FOR MORE DETAILS PLEASE CALL: Days ' 1-800-265-4157 (Toll Free) EveNio6s - 471-7S85 London collect RISING: i wish to thanlafriends neighbors, and ladies of the Nile U.C.W., for gifts received prior to my moving to Kurtzville. Your thoughtfulness will salways be remembered.—Eleanor Rising—g 16x WILLIS: The family of the bite Mrs. Hannah Willis wish to express their gratitude to all who helped during her long illness and at the time of her passing. Thanks to the nurses and staff at Alexandra Marine and General' Hospital; to Rev. G. L. Royal; and to the Stiles Funeral Home. -16 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1973' ---PAGE 11 The Goderich Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police report the investigation of two motor vehicle accidents over the past week which resulted in property damage but no in- juries. In a total of 898 duty hours Officers of the detachment patrolled 6,826 miles of high- way and other roads, laying 17 charges under the Highway Traffic Act and 13 charges un- der the Liquor Control Act. They also issued 36 warnings to motorists. Investigations under the Criminal Code included one theft, three break and enters, and three occurrences listed as "other.s" in the weekly report. Seventeen requests for assistance were answered, one prisoner escort conducted and in Provincial Court 38 aconvic- On Saturday 36, managers of the Dominion Road Machinery Company Ltd. were honored at the Bedford Hotel for their suc- cessful completion of a 16 week management development course. Since last November these managers have been 'rneeting together on a weekly basis in sniall groups to discuss ways and means of co-ordinating and improving their miles as super- visors. The discussions were supplemented by material recor- ded on cassette tape dealing with topics such as good setting, motivations and leadership techniques. The course was directed by Joe Morrissey of Guderich whose own company progress dynamics has been serving companies anf individuals in the personal development and leadership field for the past year and one half in Southwestern``bntar.io: In addition to the graduating managers at the Saturday tions registered under the Highway Traffic Act -and one under the Liquor Control Act. The O.P.P. suggest to motorists that now spring is herd to have a complete check of the tires.on their car. 'Look for tread wear, casing cuts or abrasions, or any other signs of weakness. You depend on them, so niake sure they're in dependable condition," they point out. "Remember. a couple of new tire's are a whole lot cheaper than a col-lision." Crippled kids benefit from annuaMde After a henrty pancake and sausage breakfast, 106 male and 22 powder- puff entries from all over Western Ontario joined the London RoadRun- ners in their annual ride for Crippled Children. Approximately 750 spec- tators viewed the run at various points along Hully Gully's challenging 26 mile course which incorporated swap passes,hill climbs, bush trails and a hilarious river crossing on the farm of (Wat) Webster. evening occasion other company representatives included E.C. Hill, vice plresident and general manager, Martin Gough, manager of employee relations, L.B. Graham, personnel manager. Following the meal the diplomas were presented. Those completing the course were (Support group) Bob Allan, Vince Young, John Sully Jr., Don McWhinney, Lloyd At - field, Peter Collier, John Grace and Dave Gower. Also graduating were Gerry Oobie, Art Bourdeau, Ted Rowe, Harry Beattie, Chester Beattie, Helmut. Krohmer, Benito Dubler, Bert Squire, Karl Teichert, Chuck Stewart, Bill Bradley, Bill Gallow, Jim Kingsley, DougiSizer, Jim Dick, Don Stimson, Ken Mullen, Bruce Collins, Bob Straughan, Grant Farley, Bill Barlow, Kevin Rumig, Elgin Fisher, Dons Stokes, Dough .Heck, Roy Mugford, Gerry Hamilton, Les Pitblado and Jack Meriam. (staff photo) Following the run, trophy presentations were made at fi Ila Gully Chalet to the ollowfng recipients: men's, Wayne Fennema, St. Thomas, Paul Eaton, London; Bob Ziegler, Vanastra; Jim Cox, {ngersoll; Dave Smith, Tillson- li (( Larry Bennett, Strathroy: Bi" -Healey Strathroy: Rick Itenson, London:.Al Fish, tit. "Thomas. ladies: Maisey Miles London; .June Dickens, Delaware, Beverley Reddall, London; Doreen Gallestie, Lon- don. Over 250 Monuments on Sale With A Variety of Colors, Styles and Shapes To Choose From Muny-Are Priced Wei Below: $A\/( N ^ S Current 1973 Price, (� a L Lettering and Designing Done By Trained Cra amen At Our Plant In Exeter Order Now For Delivery As Soon As Possible In The Spring DISPLAYS ALSO,IN CLINTON and SEAFORTH VISIT OUR SHOWROOM - 77 HAMILTON STREET, GODERICH REPRESENTATIVE- DON DENOMME BUS 524-8761 RES. 524-6621 E3DCI MHNSFRONJ BY SUSAN FREEMAN SCHMiDT: The thoughtfulness of our relatives, friends, and neigh- bours has meant so much to us at this time. The sudden passing of our dear husband, •father, and son, Howard Schmidt, has been made easier to hear by the sympathy and understanding expressed by everyone. We extend special thanks to Dr. J. W. Wallace; Rev. G. G. Russell; Rev. Fr. R. Moynahan; the members of Branch 109, Royal Canadian Legion; the A.C.W. of St. George's who served lunch; and/the Stiles Funeral Home.--Noella, Mark, and Tom Schmidt. -16 CRAWFORi):: i wish to thank nur- ses and staff cin first floor east for kindnesses also everyone who remembered me with flowers , cards, and visits while 1 was a patient in Alexandra hospital. Special thanks to Doctors Watters and Flowers.—Bert Crawford—lbx McIllEE: 1 would like to thank friends and neighbors who visited me and sent dards and flowers during my stay in' hospital. Special thanks to DT. i.ambert, Dr Street, nurses and staff Clinton Public Hospital.- Ron McPhee --g16 CHESS CLUB The Chess Club of G.D.C.I. defeated their Stratford Cen- tral opponents 58 to 32 in a ChessiTournament at the Strat- ford school. Reinhard Voelmle, who was playing the player, tied in his game. Tom McGill, Glen Wightman, Harold Kloeze, Er- nest McMillan, Ian Ross, Doug Durnin and Glen Naylor won their games. • G.D.C.I. BAND tiers take the new music course offered for the first time this year at G.D.C.I. Our music teacher, and conductor is Mr. A: Mullin. Our uniforms also have changed. The girls have new navy skirts and the boys are planning navy blazers. After a most successful tour the music students are now planning Music Night which is May 11. The G.D.C.I. Viking Band departed on their annual two- day Spring Tour last Thursday morning. The thirty-five students played at Ower Sound and Meaford Secondary Schools on Thursday.. - We were billetted in t homes of Meaford music students that night. The Meaford school has a band similar to ours, and an or- chestra as well. They are very enthusiastic^about the string in• struments. Their music program has been in operation for a number of years. The beach at Meaford looks the same ae the Goderich beach does at Present. H-iigh waters have deposited stones and debris over the sand. The Meaford school is the size of G.D.C.I. but is relatively new. Friday morning, we played for the students of Elmira Secondary School, then travelled to Waterloo where a tour through the University en- ded our Spring Tour. There are a number of changes within the blind this year. Most of the band mem- DEBATING CLUB Another group of stiildents departed from G.D.C.I. alsp on Thursday - four members of Ilur debating club travelled to Stratford for a four day Inter- national Debate. David Ross, .John Jerry, Pat Conlon and Brenda Harrison represented the high school. Our students also represented Cuba and Australia in the irn- ternational Debate, A Huron County Debating League has been founded and is formed of the Debating Clubs of Huron County secondary schools. The clubs 'of these schools will -debate on Tuesdays now untilMay. DISPLAY CASE The Science Department of G.D.C.i. was responsible for the most interesting and imaginative arrangement of materials ever in the display case of the main corridor. Amid the various lights, wires and batteries were eight experiments which the students could put into operation by the. use of buttons outside the display case. THESE PRIeES INCLUDE CUTTING, WRAPPING & QUICK FREEZING NO EXTRA CHARGE, ALL BEEF LEAN HAMBURG YOUNG BEEF LIVER — ONLY 69c ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SAT. APR. 21 CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY - OPER, ALL DAY THURSDAY RIPLEY MEAT MARKET RIPLEY Agimmoommimummimow 395-2961