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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-09-27, Page 15LIC NOTICE 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Homuth wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daugher Shirley Anrio Dr. Brian Douglas Garnett, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.W. Garnett of Carman, Manitoba. The wedding will take place October 27, 1973 at 4.30 p.m. in Knox Presbyterian Church. -39x Ir, 19 TREASURER'S LE OF LANDS ARREARS OF TAXES COUNTY OF HURON �t � willEb YYt GIVEN nttthhe Chambers of the Court (Welch, on Thursday, g, 1973, at 10:00 a.m. unpaid taxes still out - et that date, as shown pt published in the On - Welts on September 1, 25. iN MEMORIAM OVERHOLT—In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Emmer- son Overholt who passed away one year ago Sept. 29, 1972. The one we loved can never be More than a thought apart And as long as there. is memory He will live within our hearts Lovingly remembered by wife Elma and daughter Mary Ann. -39 26. CARD OF THANKS IS HEREBY FURTHER that if enY of the said rosin unsold, an adJour- MM will be held on. Thur- D,cemb•r 13, 1973, at the hour and place. of the properties involved bs secured at my office In House, Goderich, On - JOHN G. BERRY, Treasurer COUNTY OF HURON STURDY—I would like to thank all my friends, relatives and neigh-, bours • for the flowers, gifts and cards received while a patient ib Alexandra. Marine and General • Hospital. Many thanks to all the staff on Second West, Dr. J. M. Watt and Dr. R. W. Flowers also to anyone who helped in any way. Harry L. Sturdy. -39 e Irks G ing uc will B In CN I1SONAI L UNIVERSITY student tee daily to London and riders willing to share niversity students only please. 524.2324.-39.40-41 UHAVE marriage or family The Ministry of Com - i Social Services offers help form of marriage and family Ing either in your home or Wingham Office, 199 Street. For appointment,, 357.3370.-29tf OST AND FOUND yellow fiberglas: dinghy, seats. Containing 2 oars gas tank. Reward. Please 16274.1504 collect. -39 t Near St. Peters Church, kitten with a collar and bell. on collar "Fluffy". Phone 13.-39 HANLEY—The family of the late Mary Jane Hanley wish to express sincere thanks and appreciation to all relatives, friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness and sympathy extended to them during their recent bereavement of a dear Mother, Grandmother, and sister. Special thanks to Dr. Jackson, nur- ses on 1st and 2nd floor of A.M. and G. Hospital, Rev. McCallum and the McCallum Funeral Home. Also thanks for the lovely floral tributes, memorial donations to the Cancer Society and Heart Foundation and Sympathy cards. Your kindness will, always be remembered. -39x DURNI_ N --i wish to express thanks to all who remembered me with cards, flowers, gifts and visits, while I was a patient in Wingham Hospital. John S. Durnin.-39 ERRINGTON-1 wish to thank everyone who visited me and sent flowers, cards and treats whileI was in Wingham Hospital. Mss. Vera Errington -39 EARN MONEY IN SPARE TIME OR WOMEN to re -stock and money from New Type high coin-operated dispensers in sea. No selling, To qualify, have car, references, $1000 to cash. Seven to twelve hours Y can net excellent income full time. We establish your For personal interview write: Ing phone number. - LV. attributors Limited Dept. "A" Tecumseh Road, East Windsor 20,Ontario TO GIVE AWAY NEUTERED, two year old m farm. Good mousers. Phone 17.-38.39 GiVE AWAY—Pure white kittens, house broken. Call af- p•m. 529.7422.-39 "lbs 1 tp, . 1 .• 'pi a' r •j . `e" • 00 ;, jo,11(4 4 ,ser!., •. 4 +` •••••••I1' ` el s r• • • •••jr, ,•1+••••4•••�1••••••••••••• +• • • ,• • ••• v $:::$1:::::: •• ••• ••• •••ilsitio:::::::::::.:0:;14.: ►i.• • i,••• ••, ld • '••••••••1 • • • 1, • • • • • • • 5 ' • Ladies winners In the year-end tournament held .at .the Bruce Trophy; Doris Paquette, overall champion; Jean Maitland Golf and Country Club are (left to right) Hazel Knight, Maitland Trophy; and Jane Deaths, low gross third Beaver, low net second flight; Vern Frith, Mrs. George • flight. (staff photo) , LINDA DOAK CHABLIS , POUNDIDI Rew. Ronald C. McCallum Funeral service will be con- condutcted the funeral service ducted today, Thursday, Sep - on September 25 for the late timber , 27 at the McCallum Linda Elizabeth Boak who died Funeral Home by Rev. Robert as the result of a motor vehicle L. Raymont for the late Charleta accidenit September 21. She was Pounder 'who passed away at 16 years of age. the ale of 67 September 24 in A re silent of 317 Farrar ' Goderlch- Street, .Meaford, she" had just Mr. Pounder was born in moved to that community from Belleville on December 27, Godericht. She had been born at 1905, the son of the late Mr. Kincardine on June 28, 1957 to and Mrs. Charles and Mary Robert Maltand the former (Johnstone) Pounder. Doris Mc Creight. He resided in Goderich fort Surviving are grandparents; the past 20 years and operated Mrs. Janes (Rae) Boak of a music studio. Exeter, Mrs. Frank (Agnes) t Mr. Pounder is survived by Mc3Creight, of Kincardine and Mrs. Robert (Camellia) Wilcox of Owen Sound as well as parents Benjamin and Doris Wilcox of Meaford. -- - Also surviving are four brothers 1:3i11, Robbie and FEAGAN—The' family :.of ,the , late James H. Feagan wish to express our sincere thanks to friends, relatives and neighbours for their many acts of kindness and sym- pathy extended to us during our recent bereavement; also for the beautiful floral tributes, donations to the Cancer Society, cards and calls at home and hospital. To the, staff of Alexandra Hospital, we ex- tend our sincere appreciation for your help and kindness. Special thanks to Rev. Warr, Irish Group of Benmiller U.C.W., Dr. Watt, Dr. Flowers and the Stiles Funeral Home. Hazel, Audrey, Hugh, Gerald,' Glenn, Don and families.—i9 his wife the former Cora Benedict. Also surviving are children C. Ben Pounder of Hamilton; Leonard Pounder, Hanover; Mrs. William (Beverley) Reis of Belleville; and Mrs. Heinz .(Lynn)Zirn- Brent, all of Goderich and merman, of West Berlin, Ger- Perry of Mea f ord as well as one many. There are 12 grand - sister Mrs. Richard ; Sandra;: children living also. Sowerby of Cloderich. One sister Mrs. Russell Pallbearers were Matt McCreight, It'ror Small, Innis McSween, Ji m Boak, Gary Graham and 'Robert Campney. Flowerbearea's were Bonnie White, Karen White, Bev Millar, Donna. Mitchelmore, Kathy Hunter and Helen Don McMillan, Brandon Weir )McDonald. and Orlie Glass. Interment foll'.owed the ser- ' - vice at Greenhill Cemetery at Interment was in Maitland Lucknow. Cemetery in Goderich. (Florence). Glass of Belleville and three brothers, Jack of Belleville, Robert of Ivanhoe and William of Cherry Valley survive. Pallbearers were Joe Duinin, Gordon Reis, Bud Sheardown, WeIi-k n�wn WI leader dies iri London hospital Women's Instituttte members throughout. Ontario were sad- dened .last week to 1 earn of the death of Mrs. Miltc on (Maryn) Pardy of . Mount , 13ridges in University Hospital, 'London af- ter a'very short illness. Mrs. Pardy has been the editor of "Home and Country" the magazine put of ut by the Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario, sir ice the__ resignation of Dr. Ethel M. Chapman. The late Maryn Pardy served as ,Provincial Board Director for the F.W.I.O. for three years and also as secretary - treasurer of the London Area kir several years. She also served in n nany of- fices at.,,..District and Branch level. Mrs. Pardy was well known for her short courses in Parliamentary Procedure and directed a course in Auburn last' spring. - She is survived by one son, Jim, of Mt. Bridges; two daughters, -Mrs. Brayl (Mar- jorie) Copp and Mrs. Ian (Jean) Lindsay, both of London and eight grandchildren. Funeral service was held in the Harding -Madill Funeral home where W.I. members from across Ontario gathered to pay their respect and loveto a devoted W.I. Member. Inter- ment was in Clipperton Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the family requested donations be sent to the memorial fund of the Womeh's Institutes. BEADLE— I would sincerely like to thank all those who sent me cards and letters and those who _ visited me while I was a patient in Victoria Hospital. Charles Beadle. -39x This golf team consisting of Stove Davey, Don, &odour, Ron In seaforth Monday. The team now advances to W.O.S.S.A. Sowerby and Alan Worgan and coached by AI Sumner (not In competition. • Goderlch was only behind the first place photo) placed second in the Huron -Perth tournament held finishers by one stroke. (staff photo) MARTIN—A sincere thankyou to Dr. H. R. Cieslar and staff of the Goderich,, Hospital, Dr. R. U. Repo and staff -6n pediatrics at the University Hospital London for the wonderful care of our baby daughter Shoana during the last six months. Mao special thanks to Father Edward J. Dentinger C.R. Mrs, Vincent Austin, Mrs. Walter Clare, relatives, friends and neigh- bours. All was greatly appreciated. a Jim and Pat Martin. -39 NSTON—At Alexandra 41 on Sept. 25, 1973 • to Mr. Mrs, Murray Johnston, RR 4 • ha baby girl. A sister for —39 ALAlexandra Hospital. on 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred RR 5, Goderich a baby boy I John, GELBERG—At Victoria 1, London on Aug. 20, 1973 and M. Brian Spiegelberg Dolores Taman) London a by Dean Joseph. Mrs. Ronald E. Young, 158 St, Apt. 2, Stratford, Ont. kb) announce the birth of son Guy Christopher on Wed- ' September 19, 1973 in Strat- General Hospital. Brother for Cly Ann and Anita •-+19 IiAGEMENTS Am the forthcomingBArlin wish "to daughter Dmarriage anet Joy to Mr. Prank ter sort of Mr. Potter. RR 3, Ciin- r Wintg will take place et ' UnitedChurch at 4 vttober 27, 1973.---3gx WEBSTER—We would like to thank our many friends and relatives for making our-50ttt wed= ding anniversary such a happy oc- casion. Many thanks for the lovely cards and gifts, and to those who helped in any way, especially Mrs. Jack McGee, to make it such * memorable day. Tom and Hazel" Webster. -39x DREHMANN—I wish to thank my friends, neighbors and relatives who sent cards, flowers, gifts and visited me' in the hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Cieslar, Dr. Lambert and all, nurses on 2nd floor east for their care and attention. Thank you all. Marilyn Drehmann.-39x KITCHEN KUTIES The fourth meeting of the Kingsbridge Kitchen Kuties opened with the 4-H pledge . The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Eugene Frayne. Members made sausage and tomato bake and potato pan- cakes. They decided to make pizza and green,' salad at the next meeting which will be held on Saturday, September 29 id the home of Mrs: Tom Hogan: NM's rrlimani M Oa MM1ItMd Off/ d tear- namen+t and awards day are Oft to right) Jack MacKensls, 'loonier mein'. ' champlon; Carl Campboll,, most improved gol r; John $chnelker, 'Meoonnd Newt winner and (dub chem• - past Milt Allandas, PapiI Trap* Md MM Pape, a nnrewsber of the two ball hip team. Harold Walla who was not present for the photo was the other member of that teem. (staff photo) A total of 21.4 delegat, es at- tended •the annual Fall Con- ference of District No. 2 of Hospital Auxilia tries Association of Ontario held in Wingham Monday. Members of Wingham-, and District. Hospital were hostesses for the Conference held in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Chur th, with Mrs. Robert P. Ritter, con- vener of the conference comm it - tee. Mrs. Beecher Men:ties ,7f Clinton presided ov r the day- long conference. She gave is detailed report of the l)istrictt stating there were 5,671 mem- bers in the 20 auxiliaries in the District which stretches, from Guelph on the east. Goderich on the west, Mount Forest to the north and Tillsonburg to the south. These members raised a total of $132,:329 of which $7,763 was spent on bur- saries and education, • and $123,750 on ' hospital equip- ment. The morning -sessions dealt with the various aspects of ser- vices in the community. Three areas were .covered ' by the panelists. Mrs. Gurpal 'Thine, Supervisor, ,Huron County Health Unit spoke on the various services covered by the nurses and other members of the Unit such, as school ser- vices, clinics, dental, home visiting, administration and en- vironmental health. A lively discussion followed on 'the im- portance of teaching sex education in schools, especially in relation to the new VD kit prepared by the ministry of health for students ,beginning with grade 7. Mrs. D,S. MacNaughton, Wingham, director of the Follow-up Cancer Clinic at the Wingham and District Hospital, the only one in Huron County, spoke of the great need it fills for patients within a radius of 50 miles. J.P. Shanahan, Goderich, Supervisor, Huron County Children's Aid Society, was the final speaker. He said it exists to teach the child to improve his chances in today's world. ton, was chairman of the sym- posium and introduced the speakers. Mrs. C.K. Morningstar of London, president• of the Hospital Auxiliaries Association . of Ontario, was special luncheon speaker. She said it was important to encourage understanding bet- ween members of the auxiliaries, between the auxiliary and the hospital and between the hospital and the community. One way this could be accom- plished, she suggested, is through informative thought- provoking meetings, where programs relative to hospital operation form- the basis for discussion. "This is n�.,,,QLIy an education experience, ser- ves as an opportunity for fellowship and greater under- standing between volunteers," she said. -- - . • Volunteers want to do omething _ worthwhile and are w Pilling to engage in activities t} at are of value, she said, but th ey must have a feeling of de pth belonging. ' ''They want the recognition du e knowledgeable, well tra, ined personnel and they are, I b relieve, prepared to accept the responsibility demanded. "I 1 ellowship and unity are important so it is imperative that' we learn how to work -with and 'relate to others. "W 'e must for the sake of the patier its and for our own sake make sure that our efforts are accept ed by management as an integre tl part of patient care. We mt 1st never find ourselves in a p bsitidn of management "ha -c wt" as a sympathetic gesttire to satisfy our own per- sonal ne ,eds, for then we would not be diving service, we'd be acceptini t charity," she said. Before ! leaving for home the members were invited to tour the Win ahem and District Hoepit:sl 1.1nd CKNX television * and int dio station, and this was folk w led 1 yy tea served at the HospFtal. A _s pririg ' conference is plan- ned for int !Noli in April. )