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rsons having claims
Estate of LARRY DEN -
BELL, Labourer, late of
of Goderich, in the
Huron, who died on or
h day of August, 1973,
d to file the _same with
!ars with rhe under -
e 17th day of November,
r that date the, assets of
will be distributed.
at Goderich, Ontario,
day of October, 1973. .
d'EGENEIt,
etc.,
al Street,
H, Ontario.
for the Estate.- 4;3-44-45
ns having claims against
e of FLORA GRACE
LY, Retired School
late of the Town of
in the County of Huron,
•n or about the Ath day of
are required to file the
full particulars with un-•
by the 10th day of Novem-
as after that date the
the estate will •be
at Goderich, Ontario,
gay of October, 1973.
d EGENER,
etc.,
al.Street,
Ontario.
for the Estate. ---42-43.44
RSONS having claims-
argaret Elizabeth Snyder,
'Township of Colborne, in
ty of Huron, Widow,
who died on the 7th day
1973, are notified to send
ersigned on or before the
of November, 1973, full
of their claims. After the
e, the Executrix will
the assets of the said
aving regard only to the
hich she shall then have
TED the 16th day of O(..-
• MARGARET .JEANNE
ON, Executrix, by
AND PORTER, 433 Ex- ,.
set, Sarnia, Ontario, her
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ESTATE OF Thomas
azier
ns having chants against
te of Thomas George
te or 101 Elgin Avenue
erich, Ontario deceased,
on or about the 29th day
73, are hereby notified to
the undersigned Personal
tive of the said deceased
're the 17 day of ,Novem-
GO particulars of their
mediately after the said
said Personal Represen-
I distribute the assets of
deceased having regard
imsof which it shall then
Oderich this 18 day of Occ-
A AND GREY TRUST
Street, Stratford, Ontario
or Administrator)
and Egener,
Goderich, Ont.
tern herein. -43-44.45
14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS . 1'i6. PERSONAL
IN THE ESTATE OF JANE
EDITH BAECHLER, QF THE
TOWN OF GODERICH, IN THE
COUNTY OF HURON,
HOUSEWIFE.
All persons claiming against the
above Estate are required to for-
ward full particulars of their
claims to the undersigned, on or
before the 12th day of November,
1973 after which date the assets will
be distributed. ,n
DONNELLY AND MURPHY,
18 The Square,
GODERICH, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate. -42.43-44
15. PUBLIC NOTICE
REVERT
TO
STANDARD
TIME
SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 28th
AT
12:01 O'CLOCK A.M.
TURN YOUR CLOCK
BACK ONE HOUR
Notice
Take notice that the Cor-
poration of the ToWn of
Goderich intends to pass a by-
law to stop up and close that
part of South Street, Plan 11, In
the Town of Goderich and more
particularly described in
Schedule "A" to said by-law
and to` pones the same to the
abutting .land owners as
follows: Part 1 — Town of
Goderich to Mr. peter Sturdy;
Part 2 — Town of Goderich to
Mr. Eric Krohmer; Part 3 —
Town of Goderich to Suncoast
Estates Umited; Part 4 - Town
of Goderich to Mr. Ford Little;
Part 5 — Town of Goderich to
Mr. John E. Uttle; Part 6 —
Town of Goderich to -Frank and
Mildred Little.
The Goderich Town Council, at
their regular Council meeting of
November 15, 1973, shall hear
in person, or by his counsel,
solicitor, or agent, any person
who claims that Ns land will be
prejudicially affected by the by-
law and Who ,applies to be
heard.
A copy of Schedule "A" may be
seen at the'MUnicipal Office, 57
West Street.
Dated this 9th day of October,
1973, at Goderich, Ontario.
J. Harold Walls,
A.M.C.T., C.M.d.,
Clerk -Treasurer
COUNTY -OF HURON
TREASURER'S
SALE OF LANDS
IN ARREARS OF
TAXES
COUNTY OF HURON
NOTICE 18 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 that date, as shown
on the list published in the On-
tario Gazette on September 1,
1973.
NOTICE I8 HEREBY FURTHER
GIVEN that If any of the said
(Ands remain unsold, an adjour-
•ned sale will be held on Thur-
iday,'December 13, 1973, at the
same ,hour and place. .
Usti of the properties Involved
may be secured at my office In
the 'Court House, Goderich, On-
tario
JOHN G. BERRY,
Treasurer
COUNTY OF HURON
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DO YOU HAVE marriage or family
problems? The Ministry of Com-
munity & Social Seivices offers help
in th form of marriage and family
ling either in your home or
in the Wingham Office, 199
Josephine Street. For appointment,
phone 357-3370.-29tf
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OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
EARN MONEY IN
SPARE TIME
Men or Women to re -stock and
collect money from New Type high
quality coin-operated dispensers in
your area. No selling. To qualify,
must have car, references, 51000 to
$3000 cash. Seven to twelve ,hours
weekly can net excellent income.
More full time. We establish your
route. For personal interview write:
incluhng phone number
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21. BIRTHS
MILLER --Linda and Brian Miller,
Goderich wish to announce the
birth of twins Jason Brian and
' Nicole Margaret on Oct. 4, 1973 at
Victoria Hospital, Landon.
BERNARD—At- Alexandra
Hospital on Oct.' 20, 1973 to Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Bernard, RR I, Seaforth
a baby girl.
CHRISTIE—At Alexandra
Hospital on Oct. 22, 1973 to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Christie, 170 Warren St.,
Goderich ababy boy. Reid Alexan-
der.
23. ENGAGEMENTS
The family of the late Bernie and
Ethel Tipert are pleased to an-
nounce the forthcoming marriage of,
Anita Louise Tipert to William
Douglas Vanderhaar son of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Vanderhaar, RR 2,
Bayfield. Ceremony will take place
4 p.m. Saturday November 17, 1973
. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Vanderhaar by Rev. A. Beukema
minister of -The Christian Reform
Church, Clinton. ---43
25. IN MEMORIAM
BEAN—In loving memory of a dear
daughter and sister Mrs. Don Bean
(Irene Glahn) who passed away Oc-
tober 23, 1972.
.In quiet thought we live again
The years 'that used to ,be
pi'he memory of your happy smile
You were always so carefree
You gave us years of happiness
Then sorrow came, and tears
But you left us beautiful memories
We will treasure through the years
Lovingly remembered and sadly
missed- by Mother and Dad and
sister Shirley. -43
BRINOLEY—In loving memory of
Edith Brindley who passed away
four years ago Oct. 19, 1969.
You didn't- have time to say
farewell.
Nor us to say good-bye,
You were gone hefore.ye realized,
And only God knows why,
We cannot forget your smiling face,
—Yom—happy cheerful ways,
The smile that meant so much to us, -
in those happy bygone days.
Always reritembered •by Doug,
Donna grandchildren Dwayne and
Deanna. -43 •
17. LOST AND FOUND
Would the person whq, bortouved the
land measuring wheel from the On-
tario Ministry if Agriculture and
Food office, Clinton, please return
sue. -•--4'
MUGFORD—In memory of Albert
Anderson - who went home to be
with His Lord. - Oct. 22, 1969.
God looked around His garden
And found an empty space.
'He then looked down upon this
earth.
And saw your tired face,
He put His arms around you,
And lifted you t.o rest,
God's garden must be beautiful,
He only takes the best.
He knew that you were suffering,
And He knew that you were in pain,
He knew that you might never
Get well upon this earth again.
He saw the road was getting rough,
Aid the hills were hard to climb,
So he dosed your wear "•eyelids,
And whispered "Peace by thine."
It broke our hearts 'to lose you,
But you didn't go alone, •
For part of us went with you,
The day God called you home.
Lovingly remembet'ed hN) his wife,
children and grandchildren. --43
BULLETIN• BOARD
MRS. HERB MORRIS will be at
home to friends from 2 - 5 p.m. Oct.
27 an the occasion of her 91st. birth-
day. No gifts pleas. ---43x
26. CARD OF THANKS
MABON—The family of the late
Brian Samuel Mabon of RR 6,
Goderich Ontario wish to express
their thanks to friends and neigh-
bours for their help at a time when
it was needed so much. Special
thanks to Rev. G. L. Royal, Mr.
Robert McCallum of McCallum
Funeral Home, and the U.C.W: of
Nile United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mabon and
family. -43x
PROUSE—I would like to express
my sincere thanks to Dr. Jackson,
nurses and staff of Alexandra
Hospital, for the excellent care
during my stay there. To the many
friends who sent cards and flowers
while 1 was hospitalized in
Goderich and Victoria Hosp., Lon-
don, and to all who helped in so
many ways, my warmest thanks.
Mrs. Hedley Prouse-43
PORTER—We the family of the
late Elgin Porter, wish to express its
sincere thanks to all relatives,
friends and neighbours for the
many acts of kindness and sym-
pathy shown during our recent
bereavement. Special thanks to
Rev. and Mrs. Reddoch, staff at
Beatty Funeral Home and the
ladies of St. Andrews United
Church, Bayfield. -43
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CIOPERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY,` CSG" OBBR =i, 16'71—PACO' -
NOTES FROM THE NILE
Mrs. Jack Cisaists 525-1141
IONNENIMMOMMEMMENIIMI
EXPLORERS ofr Mrs. Watson receiving her
life membership pin and cer-
tificate.
It was decided to have an
auction sale at the November
meeting at Mrs. Talmay's
home.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Clements and Mrs. Feagan.
The Explorers have started
their meetings for the season
and have elected -`the officers as
follows:
Chief Explorer, Lori McPhee;
Vice -Chief Explorer, Karen
Stothers; Keeper of the log,
Joyce Dougherty; Asst. Keeper
of the log, Valerie Matthews;
Keeper of the treasury, Brenda
Brown; Cards for Sick, Laurie
Kerr and Janette Brown.
The meetings are to be held
on Thursday evenings at 7 p.m.
till 8.30. This Thursday
evening is to be a film by Rev.
Clarence' McClenaghan about
Palestine.
The leaders are Mrs. Reg.
Brindley and Mrs. Clements,
'Mary Louise McNeil and Mrs.
Doug Young.
KAY—The family of the late Bill
Kay wishes to express their sincere ,
thanks and' appreciation for all the 'a
kindnesses shown to our loved one
during his illness. Thanks also for
the expressions of sympathy shown
to us 'at the time of his passing. -43
HOY--I would like to thank Dr.
Cauchi and Dr. Lambert of
Goderich, Dr. Cameron and -Der
Granger of London also nurses and
staff. on 4th floor North East, St.
Joseph's Hospital for the wonderful
care while a patient there, to those
Who visited, sent, cards and gifts.
VicZ•i►r Hoy -43
MCGEE—I would like to express
my sincere thanks to all that were
so kind to visit me, send cards, etc,
while I was a patient in A. and M.
Hospital, Goderich. Many thanks to
Dr. Jackson, nurses and staff.
C. McGee. -43x
GLEN—I would like to thank all
the nurses -on 2 - East -and-I-East for
the wonderful care given me whilee-a
patient in the hospital recently, also
sincere thanks to Drs. Jackson,
Lambert and Lynch. Special thanks
and appreciation to all friends, nur-
ses, relatives and neighbours for
their many acts of kindnesses in
sending flowers, cards, letters, gifts
and treats and also their visits
while in the hospital and since
corning home.
Kathleen Glen. -43
HARRIS—I would like to express
my sincere thanks to all those who
remembered me with cards, flowers,
gifts and visits while I was a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Lambert and staff on
1st floor.
Isabel Harris. ---43x
BOAK—We the family of the late
Linda E. Boak wish to thank all the
relatives and friends for their many
acts of kindno;ss and sympathy
shown during their recent
bereavement, for the many
beautiful flower arrangments and
donations to the Crippled Children
Society. Special thanks to Rev.
McCallum and Stiles Funeral
Home. Doris and Ben Wilcox and
Family. -42 -
COOK—I would like to thank
everyone for cards, flowers and gifts
while I was in Goderich and Lon-
don hospitals. 'Mrs. Robert
Cook. -43
Knox WMS r.
Thankoffering
hears reports
The ankoffering meeting
of Kn x Church. W.M.S. After-
noon Auxiliary was held in the
church parlor Tuesday after-
noon October 16 with Mrs. Ron
McCallum and Mrs. ,C. Edward
in charge.
The Thanksgiving order of
service in ,the Glad Tidings
Missionary Church Magazine
was followed with Mrs. Robert
McAllister, Mrs. James Horton
and Mrs. Flo McDonald and
Mrs. Ron McCallum taking
part.
Rev. Ron McCallum was the
guest speaker who presented a
very interesting message on the
Thanksgiving theme from
Palm 103.
Reports from the various
committees showed an active
organization with much
visiting of the sick. Members.
were asked to britfg their Mite
Boxes to the November
meeting.
After the meeting the mem-
bers enjoyed a social half hour
together.
U.C.W.
SOCIAL NEWS
Sympathy of the community
is extended„ to Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Mabon and family and
Mrs. Chester McPhee and
family in their times of sorrow.
Mrs. Orville Ribey is in
Goderich hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Young
visited in Warren, Michigan
over the weekend with some
relatives and while there atten-
ded the, Blue Grass Jamboree
in Munroe, Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Leger Caza and
family visited in Windsor over
The October U.C.W. meeting the weekend with Mr. Caza's
was held at the home of Mrs. brother.
Clements with Mrs. Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
and Mrs. Rev. McClenaghan in Creighton and family from
charge. Theme of the meeting Owen Sound visited recently
was "Christian Missionary with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. John -
Education".
Slides were shown by Mrs.
McClenaghan about Naples
and India with some music
from India.
The last few slides were from
around home, `including some
.ston.
Mrs. Russell Brindley and
Mrs. John Clements went on
the Mary Hastings bus trip to
Leamington and to see the Jack
Miner Sanctuary at Kingsville
last Thursday.
MRS. [REIAN SIMPSON 529-7548
SILVER ANNIVERSARY
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Jack MacKenzie of the 12
of Ashfield who were married
25 years on the 23rd of October.
To celebrate the happy oc-
casion, a dinner was held at
Sutton Park Inn, Kincardine,
for the immediate family.
Those present were -Mr. and
Mrs. MacKenzie, Gary, Diane,
Ian and Gayle; Mrs. Neil J.
MacKenzie of Lucknow; Mr.
,..and -Mrs. Ray -Myers -of Ottawa;
Mr. and Mrs. George
MacGregor of Copetown.
Later in the evening friends
and neighbours gathered at the
MacKenzie home for a surprise
party. The evening was spent
with music and a delicious
smorgasbord lunch.
A clock and coffee maker.
were presented to Jack and
Bertha as well as lovely in-
dividual gifts.
Their oldest son Douglas
who resides at Red Deer Albert.
was unable to be present.
SOCIAL NEWS
Guests last Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Howes was his
sister, Mrs. Ernest Dobbs and
his niece and nephew, Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Landsbury of
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb,
Glenn and Sandra visited at
Lion's Head last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin McCutcheon
and daughter.
Taking part° in the com-
petition sponsored by the .Scot-
tish Dancers Teaching
Association of South Western
Ontario at- the Goderich
District Collegiate Institute on
Saturday Oct. 20 were Misses
Flora and Catherine Simpson
of Kintail. Catherine placed
second in the Beginners Class
eleven and over, doing • the
Sword Dance and won a silver
medal. Congratulations!
- Mr. and .Mrs.,Murtc.ay.Ranki.rL,
of Chatham visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan Simpson on
Thursday_ evening and called
on several friends in the com-
munity while here.
Mr. Duncan Simpson accom-
panied Mrs. Gerald Dustow of
RR 6 Goderich and Mrs. Em-
merson Rodger of Auburn 't
London on Saturday to attend
a Music Teachers Workshop at
Saunders Secondary Schiiol.
They were entertained
following the workshop at a
buffet at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Sangster of London.
Mr. McInnes, a student of
theology at Knox College in
Toronto, was the minister at
Ashfield Presbyterian Church
on Sunday, October 21. •
Of interest to people in this
community is the graduation of
Mr. Glenn Ferguson, in elec-
tronics, at the Conestoga
College at Guelph. Glenn is tfie
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Ferguson of Delhi.
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Bet�, Sigma Phi
host rushing party
Members of Beta Sigma Phi
have been kept busy during the
past three weeks with two
regular meetings and a rushing
party to introduce prospective
members.
On Tuesday, October 2, a
meeting was held at the home
of Verna Kane, at which plans
were discussed for the Hard -
times Dance. Martha Rathburn
reported that the exemplar
chapter' is conducting the sale
of Sketchings of Goderich by
Mr. K. W. Jackson at the price
of $12. These books are
available from any member of
the exemplar chapter.
The culture program was
given by Roberta Machan on
"Poise is Charming". The
members took part in a group
discussion on various ways to
express good and
manners
courtesy in different every d,ey',
situations.
Roberta Machan held ~It
rushing party at her home do
October 9 in the form of a
spaghetti and wine party. An
evening of games provided an
opportunity to socialize with
the many interested girls who,
turned out to meet the mem-
bers of our chapter.
On October '16, a regular
meeting was held also at the
home of Roberta Machan. The
meeting. was in the form of a
model meeting to explain to the
new rushes the purpose of Beta
Sigma Phi and to outline the
duties of, various committees ,
within the group itself.
The culture program was
presented by Shirley Norman
on "Friendship", dealing
primarily with the qualities one •
should look for in a true friend.
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