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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-10-11, Page 7GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOEER 11. 1#7.S---PAO* T yOWN, AND COUNTRY CIASSIFIEDS 1. EVERETT---John and Julie are proud to announce the birth of their first child, a son, Christopher .Ed- ward, weighing 9 lbs. 3 ozs., arrived Thursday, Sept. 20, 1973. First gran- dchild for Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Everett. -41x • NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' PERSONS having claims the Estate of NORMAN RT COLCLOUGH, late of Town of Goderich, in the of Huron, who died on or theist day of July, 1973; are w file the same with full lots with the undersigned by day of October, 1973, as af- t date the assets of the estate be distributed. Dated at h, Ontario, this 21st day of r, 1973. and EGENER, rs, etc., ontreal Street, Ontario. yrs fol the Estate. -39-40-41 E ESTATE -QF HELEN WALSH LATE OF THE OF GODERiCH, IN THE Y. OF HURON, WIFE. persons claiming against ibove Estate are required to full particulars of their to the undersigned, on or the 29th day of October, after date the assets will be luted. 'ELLY AND MURPHY, Square, CH, Ontario. tats for *the Estate. --40-411-42 REVERT TO STANDARD TIME SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th AT 12:01 O'CLOCK A.M. TURN YOUR CLOCK BACK ONE HOUR COUNTY OF HURON HECHARD—At `Alexandra Hospital on Oct. 4, 1973 to^Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bechard, Dungan- non, Ont. a baby boy Barry James. HAINSWORTH—To Jack and Barbara Hainsworth (Henderson), St. Marys Hospital Kitchener on • Oct. 4, 1973 a daughter Nancy Jean. HAZLITT-At Alexandra Hospital on Oct. 3, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs. John Hazlitt RR 4, Goderich a baby girl Selena Ann. RAU—At Alexandra Hospital on Oct. 5, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rau, Goderich a baby girl Jacqueline Lee. The GDCI senior Vikings remained unbeaten and not scored against last Thursday in rolling to _ their third Huron - Perth Conference football vic- tory at Clinton. The Vikings crushed Central Huron Redmen 19-Q to gain a split in the junior -senior doubleheader. Central Huron won the junior game 20-14 with the winning touchdown coming on the last play of the game. Tom O'Brien scored the opening touchdown for the senior Vikings on a 70 yard punt return in the first quarter. Casey Wildgen kicked the con- vert. Mike Wildgen added six points to the Viking scoring in the second quarter, taking a five yard pass from quarterback Tom O'Brien for the touch- down. ouch- down. The only scoring of the second half came on p 40 yard fumble 'recovery by Robbie MacDonald in the fourth quar- ter. The play was set up by a jarringtackle by Jim Ginn that resulted in the fumble. The game was a tough one, featuring strong defensive play by both teams. The Viking front four of Wally Pierson, Robbie MacDonald, Jim Durst and Dave 'Patterson were solid and were given good support by Jim Ginn and Al Shelton on the corners and Casey Wildgen at defensive half. The next action for the Vikings is today with the .Wingham Mustangs playing here in a junior -senior doubleheader beginning at 1.30. The junior Vikings record now stands at two wins and one defeat following their loss to Central Huron. Viking touchdowns came on a ten yard pass from Iain Lam- bert to John Hanly in the first quarter and a second quarter two yard quarterback keeper play be Lambert. The first` touchdown was set up by Jed DeJong's pass inter- ception, while a fumble recovery by Brian Hawe paved the way to the second major. lain Lambert kicked both converts. Tim Jewson scored a pair of touchdowns for Central Huron. It was Francis MacGregor's recovery of a dropped punt in the Viking end zone that gave the junior Redmen their margin of victory. Coach Phil Bugler felt his junior Vikings were probably hurt by, their easy wip over St. Marys in their last game, but probably more important was a shoulder injury suffered by the GDCI girls basketball Vikings strong running back 'Gerry O'Brien early in the first half. Coach Bugler ,feels his team will have to be at their beat today to defeat Wingham. The GDCI senior girls basketball team -suffered two defeats Last week. Tuesday, they lost to Seaforth 34-31 in overtime and on Thursday they dropped a 53-39 verdict to Stratford Cen- tral. The Seaforth game was tied 28-28 at the end of regulation time, but the Seaforth girls out- scored the GDCI team 6-3 in the overtime period to take the victory. - Top scorer in the game was Ann Hopper of Seaforth with 12 points. Teresa Flanagan threw _in 10 points for the winners. Other Seaforth scorers were Joanne Kunz, Debbie McClure, Karen Regier and Cathy Stewart. Tanya Palmer led the Goderich girls with eight points, while Carole Cruickshank hooked seven, Bet, .v Crawford six and Sally Stri: ger four. Lori Beattie, Brenda Brissette and Laura Ross each had two points. The GDCI girls stuck with the Stratford squad for the first half of that game, trailing only 24-22 at the4 half. However, Stratford controlled the ball -in the second half to win by 14 points. Judy Dark, with 14 points led the Stratford scoring. Carole Cruickshank had 12 pointsfor the Blue and White and Becky Crawford added 10. Tanya Palmer hooked seven, and Sally Stringer six, while Lori Beattie and Brenda Brissette each had two points for Goderich. Next action for the GDCI girls is today (Thursday) when they travel to Listowel. WANT ADS WORK WONDERS �p�LDWIDE MK NOTICE ce that 'the Cor -- -Ion _of {_ihe_ Town of Intends to pass a by - to Mop up and close that of South Street, Pian 11, in Town of Goderich and more Iculsrly described In Is "A" to said by-law b convey the same to the Iting land owners as Part 1 Town of 10 Mr. Peter Sturdy; 2 — Town of Goderich to .61C Krohmer; Part 3 — of Goderich to Suncoast _Limited; Part 4 — Town 9oterkh to Mr. Ford Little; 6— Town of Goderich to . ,IoM E. Utile; Part 6 — ol Goderkh to Frank and Utile. aoderlch Town Council, at ropier Council meeting of 15, 1973, shall hear Neon, or by his counsel, , or agent, any person doing that his land will be ly affected by the by Mid who applies to be trylol.Scheduie "A" may be Nth, Municipal Office, 57 Street. this 91h day of October, N Goderkh, Ontario. k ing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a tax sale . will be held in the Council Chambers of the Court House, Goderich, on Thursday, December 6, 1973,, at 10:00 a.m. re any unpaid taxes still out- standing at thitt date, as shown on the Ilst published in the On- tario Gazette on September 1,, 1973. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that if any of the said (ands remain unsold; an adjour- ned sale will be held on Thur sday, December 13, 1973, at ihe same hour and place. Lists of the properties involved may be secured at my office in the Court House, Goderich, On- tario JOHN.. G. BERRY, - -Treasurer COUNTY O'F HURON 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Fowler, RR 5 Goderich wish to announce the'for- thcoming marriage of their daughter, Elaine Dorothy to Mr. William Lyle Brown Goderich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Brown, RR 1 Kincardine. The wedding will take place Saturday, October 20th, 1973 at 3:30 p.m. North Street United Church, Goderich, Or ario.-41x 26. CARD OF THANKS BEAN—I -would like to thank all the _ones at Dungannon fair who helped me.the nurses, everyone that was so good when I took sick sud- denly, the ambulance drivers Dr. Jackson, nurses at hospital. Thank you and thank. my friends for all the lovely cards. Mrs. Dave, Bean -41x WALSH—We wish to express sin- cere thanks Jor the kindness shown - and the care given to Mrs. Walsh during her illness. Special thanks go to Dr. R. W. Flowers and the staff of Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. The kindness shown to us and the messages of sympathy at • the—time.-of our bereavement were very much appreciated. The Family .of the late Mrs. Helen Walsh -41x POUNDER—We the family of the late Charles Pounder wish to ex - 4, press sincere thanks and ap- preciation to all relatives friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness and sympathy shown during their. recent"bereavement; for the many floral tributes and donations to the cancer societyv Special thanks'to Drs. Ceislar and Jackson. Rev. llaymont and McCallum Funeral Home. Cora Pounder and family -41 16. PERSONAL LOCAL UNIVERSITY student` commutes daily to London and - welcomes riders willing to share gag. University students only please. Phone 524.2324.-39-40-41 DO YOU HAVE marriage or family problems? lhe Ministry of Com- , munity & Social Services offers help in the form Of marriage and family counselling either -in -your home or in the Wingham " Office, 199 Josephine Street. For appointment, phone 357-3370.-29tf LOST—white kitten, part Persian, strayed from vicinity of Bennett and Tilt Streets. Phone 524-7296.-41 COOK—We would like to thank the Doctors; and nurses for such ex- cellent care for Alan. Sincere ap- preciation to our neighbours and friends who took him to the hospital. We also thank those who sent flowers, cards and gifts during Alan's recovery. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Cook —41 - FOR SALE --Grocery business in downtown Clinton, $5,000 down, and collateral, easy terms. Contact Chuck at 482-3445 before 12.30 p.m. ---41-42 ry tirtT NOTICE TO OWNERS OF .� DOGS & CATS ilauFree Rabies Clinic 2 p.m. - S. p.m. CE Exeter Arens The Goderich District Collegiate Institute's Senior Vikings Football team Is having an outstanding season. At press time, It was reported that the team has not had one point scored against it yet. This year's lineup Is (top row, lett to right) Andrew Harper, Brian Whitley, Steve Little, Jim Ginn, Paul Lalonde, Murray HAggitt, Dave Mclvor, Allan Shelton, Gary Allen, and manager Dave Smith; (middle row, left' to right) manager. Rob Bundy, Mike Wildgen, Brian Thompson, Welly Pierson, George Sheardown, John Clutton, Robblc MacDonald, Bruce Hildebrand, manager Susi! Weerasoorlya. Front row (left to right) coach, Gerry Paolin, Tim McGee, Jim Durst,..Doug Fisher, Joe O'Keefe, Tom O'Brien, Doug Marshall, Larry Donnelly, Dave Patterson, and coach Ran Donnelly. VAN ARMAN—Mr. Van Arman and I wish to thank each and every one who remembered me in various ways during my four weeks ire. Toronto hospitals and since coming home. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. John Schaefer and Miss Ella McKay, Goderich. Mrs. Ethel Hay and 'Mrs. Antfa Burett, Toronto. Hattie Van Arman, Goderich.--40,4inc S.S. teachers turn down salary offer Teachers employed by the Huron Perth Roman Catholic -Separate School Board have turned down a 1973.74 salary offer put forward by the board on grounds that it does not meet the rising cost of living. Communications officer for the Huron Perth branch of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association, Gary Birmingham, presented a brief to the board members on Tuesday evening. That -brief cited. the 8.41 percent increase in educational ceilings by the ministry of education as another reason for rejecting the board's latest offer of 3.4 per- cent increase. The teachers are seeking a 9.8 percent salary in- crease. - In reporting ui the board'Mr. Birmingham said that 136 of 154 teachers had rejected the latest offer at an October 2 meeting. An increase of 8.72 percent was provided for ill' the 1972-73 contract. SUPPORI YOUR LOCAL RED CROSS 'The coq ti1N11er VMtMgs Netball team are �t � setorlgiM) manager, meson. This yowl Mneup Is as follows: ( P row, Dave Smith, .John Jenkin, Bernie Van Oech, Tom O'Keefe, Greg Beacons, Brian Howes, Terry Austln,...R* Gam; (2nd row, left to right( manager, Rob . Lundy, Murray.irerin, KeIttiMeL Lan, Tont) MoONI, Jim McKinnon, Don Gliders, Pete Vogt, Tim Mot.Mn; gird row, left to right) manager, Susii Weerasoorye, John Harry, Wayne Puller Mark Karntghen, Mice Cummings, Brian Kenwa 1, • BM Durst. Pete Duckworth: ittront row. lett to richt) coach, Phil $uglsr, $gott IJ tie, Rob McIntyre, Lee Arbour, Jed D.JAng, Min Lambert, .Gerry O'Brien, John Dsnomy, coach 11* Marrow.