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14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
ALL persons having Claims
against the Estate of MARY
ELLEN WIGGiNS, Widow, late of
the Town of Goderich, in the
County of Huron, who died on or
- about the 22nd day of .lune, 197:1,•
are required to file the same with
'full particulars with the under-
signed by the 15th clay of Septem-
ber, 1973,' as after that date the
assets of the estate will he
distributed:
DATED at .Goderich, • Ontario,
t hi;: 20th clay of August, 197:1.
PREST and EGENER,
_Barristers, etc.,
:13 Montreal Street,
Goderich, Ontario.
Si►7t7 i ►f � ' or
the Estate.
—34,35,36
15. PUBLIC NOTICE
JARDINE: I will no longer be
responsible for any debts incurred
by my wife Mary (nee Young) as of
this. date August 30, 1973. Clifford
Arthur Jardine.—:35,36,37
I WILL no longer he responsible for
any debts incurred by my wife
Joanne (nee Freeman) as of this
date August 30, 1973. — Robert B.
Ha 11.=:3.5,:36,:37x
16. PEihQNAL
DO YOU HAVE '(r nage or family.
problems? The Mi ' .try of .Com-
munity & Social Servic ►ffers help
in the form of marriage a family
counselling either in your a or
in • the Wingham Office, P9
Josephine Street. For appointme
phone 357-3370.-29tf
17. LOST AND FOUNT
WOULD THE person who took the
brown suede purse . on the lawn at
the corner of Bayfield Rd. and
Blake St. please return the
, glasses. -35
FOUND: Set of car keys for a
Chrysler product, in a brown
leather case in the vicinity of Oak
St. and Comox .Cres, Phone 524-
9059.-35
*Chools will open at the regular hour on
't
at Pt mbar' 4, 1073. AN school buses will
t l a regular time in the morning. AN
one hour earlier than usual. AN
buts will depart one hour earlier than
$I In the afternoon. ,
•
R.L. Cunningham,
Transportation Manager,
The Huron County Board Of !Mutation
103 Albert Stet, CNnton.
17. LOST 'AND FOUND
WOULD THE three fellows that
took the Happy Hollow Camp sign
from the corner of the 2nd of Ash-
field please return and all will be
forgotten. -35
19. BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES:
Brownies Franchises Ltd. are now
available. 26 outlets operating . in
B.C. Canadian owned and operated.
Approx. $15,000capital required.
Better than average return on in-
vestment. Brownies'is a one stop
operation, chicken, hamburgers,
"'seafood, and pizza: Single or
multiple franchises. Thirty-five
locations now available in Ont. No
problem catering ILO large
Organizations. For information,
write Box 850, Port Elgin; Ont. or
phone 519-832-9850, days or
evenings, Dean Rushton 519-832-
2462.--35
20. TO GIVE AWAY
WANTED a good home for a one
year old female German Shepherd
Dog, well trained, good with
children. Phone 524-6306.-35x
21: BIRTHS
CItAWFORD: At Alexandra
Hospital on Aug. 22, 1973 to .Mr.
and Mrs. William C. Crawford, RR
2, Clinton a baby boy, Gregory Rae.
114cKEErAt Alexandra Htxspital::c n .
Aug. 25, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McKee, RR 2,- Goderich a
baby boy, Patrick Michael.
MOORE: At Alexandra Hospital on
Aug. 26, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs:
Thomas Moore, 267 Shore .Cres.
Goderich a -baby girl, Ann Michelle."
EDWARD: .Mr. and' Mrs. Donald
Edward are pleased to announce
the arrival of their first child Laurie
Elizabeth on Aug. 21, 1973. First
grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Edward. -35x
23. EN4AGEMENTS.
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Mr. and Mrs. . Emmerson Erb
Goderich are happy to. announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter,_ Susan .Dianne to .Mr.
Paul Richard Corriveau, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Napoleon Co'rriveau,
Zurich. The wedding will take place
Saturday, September 15 at 3:00 p.m.
Emmanuel United Church,
Zurich. -35x
25. IN MEMORIAM
26. CARO OF THANKS
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BEDARD: I wish to express my sin-
cere thanks to, Dr. Flowers, nurses
in emergency 'and Second East for.
the care I received while in hospital.
Many thanks for cards and flowers.
Gord Bedard. -35
BARWICK: We, the family of the
late William Barwick, wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks for the kin-
dness and sympathy extended to us,
during our recent bereavement by
our relatives,' friends, and neigh-
bours. For your sincere expressions.
of love and sympathy wethank you.
To the staff of Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital we extend
our sincere appreciation for your
help and kindness. Special thanks
to the 'pallbearers, flowerbearers,
Rev. L. Royal, ladies.. of Knox,
Bluewater Chapter 284 O.E.S.
Goderich; also special thanks to
DrsCauchi, Ciesler, and Lynch,
mind to the staff members of the
Stiles Funeral Home. Gladys .;Bar-
-wick and family. -35
WATSON: A Sincere "Thank You"
to all those who helped when I
became ill July '17 in Lakeview
Restaurant. To the lady with the
red car who directed' my husband
and daughter to the hospital, and to
the doctor and nurses there. Mrs.
Evelyn Watson, London. --•3.5x
WARK: I would like to exp▪ ress my
thanks to Dr. Flowers, Dr. Deathe,
and nursing staff for their, attention
following my recent accident. To my
Friends I extend my sincere thanks
for their prayers, visits, cards,
flowers, gifts, and everything that
was done to make my convalescence •
speedier and -more. comfortable. i -t-;_ -= ---BT Wilma (?ke .- _.__
was very much appreciated and will
always be remembered. (Miss) Kindergarten pupils who live
Norma Wark.-35 in McKillop Township will con-
tinue the- policy set two years
REID: The family of the late James ago which requires that they at -
Reid wish to express their sincere -- tend classes in Walton.
A propQSal was made at the
Huron County Bbard of
Education meeting in Clinton
Monday that since kindergar-
ten registrations conducted at
Walton Public School indicate
that 30 or more pupils will be
enrolled there in September
and in accordance with board
Practice of limiting kindergar-
More than 100 persons turned out on Saturday afternoon to
witness the unveiling of a plaque marking the Van Egmond
home at Egmondville, near Seaforth, as an official historic
site. The plaque was erected through the efforts of the local
historical group and the Historical and Museums Branch of
Huron Board of Education
the Ministry of Coll.gse and Universities on advice from the
Archaelogical and Hltetoric Sites Board of Ontario. The
house was built about '1646 by Constant Van Egmond, eldest -.
son of CoL Anthony Vali Egmond, a leader of rebel military
forces during the Robe Ilion of 1837. (staff photo)
indergarten problem s
thanks to their friends and neigh-
bours for their many acts, of kind-
ness during their recent sad
bereavement in the loss of a dear
husband, father and •grandfather.
Also for the many cards and floral
tributes. Your thoughtfulness will
always be remembered. The Reid
Family both Goderich and Clarkes
Beach, Newfoundland. -35
f ROM THE NORSE'S MOUTH
In the'irst• race at Goderich
Raceway on Wednesday,
August 22, Lady's David owned
STURDY: In loving memory of our
Dad, Reg. Sturdy, who passed away
August 27, 1969.
Thoughts today, memories forever.
Always remehitered by his
family. -35x
SCHMIDT — PTE. ROBERT:
in loving memory of a very special
son, and brother of Mark whom we
lost so suddenly one year ago
August :30, 1972.
We little knew when we avZoke that
morn •
The sorrow the day would bring
he call was sudden, the shock
re., -
To`t with one we loved so dear
You tl ln't have time to say)
farewell
Or us to s , goodbye
You were go 'fi`;,before we realized
And only God knpws why.
We cannot forget your smiling face
-Your happy carefree Ways
The smile -that won so many friends
In those happy 'bygone days.
Lovingly remembered by Mom and
Mark ---35x
WILLIS: In loving remembrance of
our beloved Son, Emmerson Den-
smore, Sept. 2, 1965.
"Too dearly loved to ever be
forgotten,"
Mother and step -dad, Mr. and Mrs.
J.H..Johnstone.--35
WEIR: Fred G. with was a victim of
the sinking of the S.S. "Athenia", ayne press .owned an
--Sept4 -1939._'"He.--being-deadr-yet' —driver brage �C" ra —Ti -
sp►eaketH"
Mrs. F.G. Weir, Bill and .Jean.—.35 the fifth race in 2:13. The
payoff was $4.90. Deep Run
Frisco owned by Mr. and Mrs.
4.1" W.O. McLean was fourth with
Bill on the bike.
Sammy Seaway won- the
sixth race for owner driver Mac
Sewers. The mile was in 2:15.3
With a payoff of $20.00.
Meadow J. Rhythm owned by
Alfred Grumett and driven by
Dennis Jewitt was fourth.
Yarrone owned by Wm. and
Linda Gooch was second in the
Seventh race with Gerry
Roebuck on the bike, Third was
Rhythm's Nancy owned and
driven by Frank MacDonald.
Judy Mather* owned and
driven by Mac Sewers was out
of the money.
Hylyn Mary was the eight
race winner for owner Robert
(Sandy) Doig with Dennis
by John and Dennis Jewitt was
fourth with Dennis on the bike.
Fifth was Deep Run Vomite
owned by W.O. ?McLean with
Bill on the bike.
r --In- the second' race Brenda
Hope was second for owners
Carl And Grant Fisher with
Carl on the bike. Rocky
Supreme C, owned by Alfred.
Grummet and driven by Dennis
Jewitt, was fourth. Chasmar
Patrick, owned by L. & D.
Jacklin .of Brussels, was out of
the money.
In the third race Hollyrood
Duchess owned by John
Chisholm and driven by John
Duckworth was second. Brian
Success owned by Gordon
Bedard and Wilfred Denomme
was fifth with Gerry Roebuck
driving. Helisa Herbert owned
by Britt McManus was out of
the money with Gerry Roebuck
on the bike.
Scarlet Slipper was the
fourth' race -winner. The owners
are Carl and Grant Fisher with
Carl on the bike. The mile was
in 2:10.3 and the payoff was
$13.70. Third was Mudette
owned by W.G. Bradley with
John Mathers driving. Jimmy
the Butler owned by Robert
and H.O. Jerry with Robert on
the bike was out of the money.
W
,26. CARD OP THANKS
BRINDI,EY: f wish to thank
friends and relatives whet' remem-
bered me while I wasin the
hospital. Special thanks to Doctors
J.M. Watt, J.W. Wallace, and K.L.
Lambert, nurses and Staff on 2nd
East. Olive Brindley.
FRAYNE: The family of the late
Gilbert Frayne sincerely thank all
expressions of sympathy, spiritual
bouquets, flowers, cards, etc.
Thanks also to Mrs. John Howard
and to members of the C.W.L. who
volunteered. To the nurses 1m 2nd
West, Dr. Watts and Dr. McKim.
Mary Frayne acid the family. --35
Jewitt on the bike. The mile
was in 2:11.3 with the payoff
being $19,50. Second was
Scotts Boy owned by Edith
Samis with John Duckworth on
the bike. Crimson Josie owned
by Bruce Volland with Bruce
driving was third: Timberina
Hy owned by Arnold Doak was
foyrth with Jack Meriam
driving, Carry on Syl owned by
Andrew Park was out of the
money, with Gord Pullman on
the bike, as was Miss Direct
Baker, owned by Lorne Tyndall
and driven by Frank
MacDonald.
In the tenths, race,
Sebringville owned by Ray
Mathers and driven by John
Mathers wa's second. Thought-
ful Louise owned by David
Henderson was fifth -with Gerry
Roebuck on the bike.
At the Clinton raceway last
Sunday, Patricia Chips was
second in the second race for
owner Alex Rohde with Gary
Payne on the bike. Third was
Clever Larry owned by Wm.
Laverty and Ron Williamson
with Ron on the bike.
Adliade Queen was third in
the third race for owner Alex
Rohde with Gary Payne on the
bike.
The fourth race went to
Single Johnnie owned and
driven by John Muir. The time
of the mile was 2:08.4 a new
•
_... to attend Seafor la
ten. ,classes to 28 pupils, this otd be permitted ti cont"iry't a"'allowance for vice-principal in
would require the operation of t h Put5lic the elementary schools be
a full-time 'kindergarten with School in subsequent yea"rs. discontinued if in the ensuing
John ,Henderson, Boa rd year, after the decrease in
member representing McKillop, enrolment occurs, it is still -less
opposed the suggestion an.d than the 11 operating
made a motion that all kir,- classrooms.
dergarten students be required J.P. Alexander,- board mem-
to attend the,first day of school ber from Wingham, reported'
and if registrations exceeds 28; that work was twc weeks
then the class is to' be split and 'behind at the addition to the,
the teacher at Walton hired on Wingham Public School. It is
a full-time basis. He asked for a costing approximatety $16,750
recorded vote and his motion for - the alterations ;by Smith
carried, eight for his motion Construction of Seaforth.
and five opposed. Mr. Cochrane said the pupils
Mr. Henderson said he was (t he younger children) would
not in favour of using one area lot ' left in the old school for the
more than another. "If' the. tw o weeks and the older pupils
"" situation was reversed in wo uld be in another location.
Seaforth, you wouldn't go into 1 ligh costs in food are affec-
the town and move some out to ting • the contractors who supply
the -rural area. Why bump them rhe, food for th_ t various
around for a half ,teacher's (*'afet erias in the high schools, it
salary?.Transportation to take is re, ported. There is difficulty
children to Seaforth would cost in get ting help and hoard chair -
about $1,400 and the teacher's man, E. Cayley'Hill suggested •
salary for the extra half time that t he possibility of having
would amount . to ap- machir les to supply the food
proximately $3,900." should be investigated.
Brian Kennedy of Seaforth Mr. Cochrane informed the
wjs made. head of the board o. f additions toteaching
mathematics department at staff: M► -s. Dawna Baker from
Seaforth District High School. Essex Co unty to Exeter Public
A vice-principal may be app School 1 special education)
pointed for elertientary schools Domenic(► Degregorio frim
of eleven operating classrooms Hamilton to Clinton Public
Schoxol. (ph, vs. educt _ Blaire G.
Fisher frog m North Bay to
Howick Cen tral Public School
(phys. educ ); Miss Marlene
Kalbfleisch, university, to
Colborne Central Wnd
Holmesvil le; Mrs. Marian
Pullman fro, m Seaforth to
Holmesville-:.Public School,
library, (port -ti. me); Miss Fer-
mer Santos fro m Toronto to
Seaforth Public . School, n►usic';
Mrs. Irla Stewart from York
Coy o Holme s_ville Pu
Schuntool, (patrt-time, music). Miblicss
.Janice Bor ithron _tc Robertson
Memorial Public • School,
Goderich, Gregory . Hazlitt 10
Brookside Public Sc hool and
Mrs. Mary Waters to Ustorne
Central Pu hlic School ; Nixon
Baker to ,Sc,uth'Huron District
High Schoo I and Gordon Johns
to South Huron.
Ronald Clay of Goderic h has
been _hi red as custodia► 1 at
Robertson Memorial Pu blic
School, effective July 18, 1't 173.
Mrs. Mary E. Carroll, a
teacher at Holmesville---p►.tb►'ic
School, resigned effectiv e
August 31, 1973,
_ art ce_rBettles „.-custodift at-
Robert on Memorial Public
School, resigned effective June
22, Car I 'Nickles, custodian at
.1.A.D. INcCurdy Public School
resigner 1 effective July 31, 1973;
Miss Dianne MacKenzie Donald McLean, custodian ,at
returned from Bala, in the Seaforth District High School
Muskoka area this weekend af'' resigned', effective August 28;
ter being camp counsellor there and Mt'•a. Joan L. Middleton,
for the summer. secretar y, Turn6erry 'Central
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Simp- Public �;chool resigned effective
son visited in Chatham with Septemt ►er 15, 1973.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rankin, E. Ca vley Hill, Chairman, as
formerly of the Kintail,area. the rifeeting concluded
Mr and 'Mrs. Larry Niacin -remarked that he would like to
tyre visited in Ashfield for a see the t ioard curtail in camera
weeks holidays,
Rev. K. Rooney will be back business as much as possible.
He Sugg ested that the ?whole
in the pulpit this week after hour set aside from 1, p.m. to 2
spending holidays at their sum- p.m. may not be needed, except
mer home at Mount Forest, for items of a $enRitive nature.
Rev. Cernochan of Ripley Mrs. M. i ;inn proposed that the
United Church took Mr. balance o f the hour be umed for
Rooney's charge for the Inst free disci ust+ion among btds3rd
four Sundays. free
two classes.
With Seaforth Public School
registrations indicating that
fewer than 20,pupils will be at-
tending kindergarten there in
September 1,973, D.J. Cochrane,
Director of `Education recom-
mended that possibly five
students who live in McKillop
Township adjacent to Seaforth
be asked to attend school in
Seaforth. He said ,,,transpor-
tation would be provided to
and from school. These pupils
was fifth. Artie John, owned by
Larry Dale and driven by Ron
Williamson, was out of the
money. •
'We were glad to see that
Gerry Roebuck was not injured
when the horse Romin Jerry hit
the hub rail leaving and threw
Gerry off the- bike.
SUPPORT YOUR
LOCAL RED CROSS
and over.
Due to declining enrolments,
some schools' where a vice-
principalhas leen appointed
maybe reduced to fewer than
11 classrooms.
• The Board recommended
that the position and financial
NEWS •FROM KINTAIL
MAS. MAN SfMP30N 519-1548
Cus Dalton and Eugene
Frayne went to Georgia this
week to attend a show of farm
machinery.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan Simpson on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. George
Fisher of Wingham and
daughters, Mrs. Carman
Machan, Waterloo, and Mrs.
Bill Gibson' and her daughter
Rhonda and sons Bill and
Greg, Whitechurch; and Mrs.
Jean Carruthers, Julia and An-
drew; Goderich.
lifetime-mark..4ur.-Single, John -m"--.
nie. The payoff was $3.40. Gold
Fever owned by Rose and
Charles Travis with Charles on
the bike was out of the money.
The fifth race went to Lee
camp owned by Bruce 'Dupee
and driven by Wayne in 2:12.3
with a $27.90 payoff.
• In the sixth, Sandy Doo Lit-
tle, owned by Leonard Hunter,
with Frank MacDonald -on" the
bike, was fotirth.
The seventh race was won by
Shadow Bars owned by Fred
•Fowler and driven by Frank
MacDonald. The mile was in
2:08 and the mutuel was $4.90.
Pierre Harvester was second
for owner John Smith with
Dennia Jewitt on the, bike.
Hylyn Mary was fourth.
In the eigth race, Lam-
plighter, 'owned by N. Stroud
and driven by Dennis Jewitt,
m"'Vl3litng�r'wtt r Mr: 'arrd Mrg
Bruce MacDonald were Mr.
and Mrs., Adam Donaldson of
Glasgow, Scotland.. Mrs.
Donaldson was the former
Mary Dempster who lived at
Kintaile 50 years ago.
Robbie and Debbie
MacDonald have spent their
summer in London with sum-
mer employment at Won-
derland. They stayed with Mrs...
MacDonald's sister, Mrs.
Charles Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Robin Davey
and Jenny \of Toronto spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Simpson.
Oongratulatfons to the
Kingsbridge ball team, aged 12
and under, for winning their
trophy against North Ashfield
Wednesday night.
Mr. John Simpson, Donald
Simpson and Miss Margaret
Simpson were 'dinner guests on
Saturday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Ferguson of Delhi.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe MacKin-
tyre motored to Yorkton,
Saskatchewan, to visit with his
brother Dr. and Mrs. Archie
MacIntyre. They left Monday
returning hotiite Friday of last
week.
Marilyn and Rob Coleman of
Guelph stayed at the Macln-
tyre residence during their
1.Stiferftirv it�tit 1lie "Wes't�'
Mr. John Simpson, Donald
Simpson, and Miss Margaret
Simpson were dinner guests on
Saturday evening