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14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 20. TO GIVE AWAY
IN THE ESTATE OF Miss Edith
Josephine Stirlingi
All Persorts' having claims
4t, against the Estate of Miss Edith
Josephine ,,Stirling, late of
Goderich, Ontario (formerly
Bayfield), deceased, who died on
or about the. 8th day of August,
1975, are hereby notified to send
in to the undersigned Personal ,
Representative of the said
deceased on or before the 15th
day of November, 1975, full
particulars of their claims.
Immediately after the said date
the said Personal Representative
will ,distrlbute the assets of the
said deceased having regard only
to claims of which it shall then
have notice.
Dated at Goderich this 15th day of
October, 1975.
VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST
COMPANY
1 Ontario Street,
Stratford, Ontario
9, (Executor or Administrator)
By Donnelly & Murphy
18 The Square
Goderich, Ontario.
Their Solicitors herein
—43,44,45AR
15. PUBLIC NOTICE
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WHEELCHAIRS — WALKERS
The Humanitarian Service
Committee of the Goderich
Oddfellow and Rebekah L'Odges
have equipment for loan. Contact
Amos •Osbaldeston, 524-9623 or
Fred Fritzley, 524-7217.-38eow
Araaanwar
Treasurer's Sale of
Lands in Arrears of
taxes County
of HURON
NOTICE IS HEREBY 'GIVEN
that a fax sale wilLbe' held in
The Council -Chambers of the
Court House, Goderich, on
Tuesdajf, December 9, 1975 at
10:00 a.m. re any ynpaid taxes
still outstanding at that date,
as shown on the list published
in the Ontario Gazette on
September 6, 1975.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN that if any
of the unpaid lands remain
unsold,,an adjourned sale will
be held on Tuesday,
December 16, 1975 at the same
hour and place.
Lists of the properties in-
volved may be secured at my
office in the Coyri House,
Goderich, Ontario.
BILL HANL ,
Treasurer,
COUNTY OF HURON
16. PERSONAL
WE INVITE engaged Couples to.
visit the Arbor Gift Shop in
Clinton, Receive .a free gift,and
fell your friends about our shower
and BridalRegistry Service, No.
charge, no obligation,-3tf
DO YOU have marriage or family
problems? The 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.-2-8tf
17. LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Black velvet scarf, ascot
style, on •Wednesday, October
'22nd, during noon hoar, around
Stanley Street. Reward offered.
Phone 482-9447.-44
LOST: Sterling silver •charm
bracelet, Friday night, C,arubtia
Rd. Several charms of sen-
timental value. Reward. Phone
524-9892 or 524-9189. Owner
anxious for return • of
bracelet. --44,45
FOUND: A set of keys near
Texaco Station Tuesday. Owner
may have same for paying for ad.
Phone 524-7936.-44
LOST: One pair. size 2 girl's
Bauer figure skates, almost new,
mixed up with pair of size 1 at
Arena on Sunday, October 19,
1975. If anyone has size 2 instead
of size 1 please call 524-6668.-44
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20. TO GIVE AWAY
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WANTED — A good home for
Brandy, a spayed female
Weimaraner, 6 years old, very
gentle. Phone 524-6354.-42tf
FEMALE pup, four nioriths
needles, housebroken. Phone
2851.-44
HOME wanted for two Persian
kittens. Phone 524-7928 after 4
pm, -44
21. BIRTHS
SCOTT: Ian and Dianne are
pleased to announce the birth of
their sun, Andrew Ian, on October
24, 1975, at Alexandra Marine and
Qeneral Hospital, Goderich.-44
LAWSON : Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Lawson (nee Sharon
.,..kohnston) are proud to announce
the birth of their son, Derrick
John, October 24, 1975, at 7:21
a.m. •at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. -44
BRAY: Dave and Louise are
proud to announce the birth of
their daughter, Louise Anne. on.
the 21st of October, 1975, at
Alexandra Hospital, Goderich.
Anne is a third grandchild for
Mrs. E. Bray, Harbour Grace,
Nfld. and a first fOr Mr. and Mrs.
J. Schaefer, Goderich1-44ar
LEEKING: Morley and Trieneke
(nee Beuker) are proud to an-
nounce the „birth of their
daughter, Andrea Jeanette, on
October 16, 1975, weighing 7 lbs. 7
ozs., in Brampton.. Proud
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Henk Beuker, of Burlington, and
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Leeking, of
Listowel, formerly of
Goderich.-44
BLACK: To Ron and Betty Black
of St. Thomas, on Tuesday,
October 21, .1975, at Victoria
-Hospital, London, a son, Jeffrey
Howard, a brother for Ronda and
Julie. -44
RIEGUNG: To Mr. and Mrs.
Max Riegling, RR 3, Lucknow, at
Wingham. General Hospital,
October 25., 1975, a son.-44nc
OLSON: Kathy and Glen OlSon.;
Dungannon, Ontario, are -proud to
announce the birth of their
daughter, Amy Marie, 7 lbs. 14
- at Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich , Ontario, on October 26,
1975.Vsister for Bryan. -44
CLARKE: At • Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, Ontario, on
• October 25, 1975, to Mr. and Mrs.
Ian Clarke, Auburn, Ontario, a
daughter, Sarah Lynne. A sister
for Melissa. -44
REED: To Donna and Greg, of
Kingston, Ontario, a baby boyv
Jason John, on Ootober 18, 1975. A
brother for Jennifer. -44
23. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Boyce of
Goderich announce the for-
thcoming marriage of their
daughter, Wendy Lou, toDouglas
James Roulston, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Roulston, Stratford. The
wedding will take place Friday,
November 21, 1975, at 5:30 p.m. at
North Street United Church. -44x
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fisher, RR
2, Clipton, are pleased to an-
nounce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter,
Wendy Joy, to Mr. Wayne
Reginald Good, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Reginald Good, doderich.
The marriage will take place al
.Benmiller United Church on
Friday, Novp,mber 7, 1975, at 7
p.m —44x
Mr. and Mrs. . Norman
MacDonald, Goderich, Ontario,
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter •Rosanne, to Wilfred
Ltirry Pickett, son of mr. and
,Mrs, Kenneth Pickett, Clinton,
Ontario. The marriage will take
place on November 44, 1975, in
Knox Presbyterian -e hurch ,
Goderich, Ontario, o• at 7 : 30
p.m. -49
25. IN MEMORIAM
ASHTON: In loving.memory of a
dear son and brother, Harold
Jatnes, who entered rest seven
years ago, October 31, 1968.
There,is no parting from those we
love,
No distance can divide,
For ' each day in Memory's
garden
We still walk side by side,
Wherever life may take us,
Whatever we may do,
The memory of the years we
shared
Will keep us close to you,
—Lovingly remembered and
sadly missed by Mom, , Dad,
Linda and fo.
LARDER : In loving memory of
Sara Larder, who passed away
November 1, 1973.
lh tears we saw you sinking.
We watched you fade away,
Our hearts were almost broken,
You fought so hard to stay.
But when we saw you sleeping.
So peacefully, free from pain,
We could not wish youpack
To suffer that again,
„ Ever remembered by husband
Charlie, Don, Evelyn and
26. CARD OF THANKS .
CALVVVELL: We wish to thank
our friends and neighbours for
their many acts of kindness and
messages of sympathy, at the
time ofpour sodden loss of a dear
husband,gather and grandfather,
Mr. George. Caldwell. Wewould
especially like to thank Rev. G. L.
Royal, Rev. 'Ronald C.
McCallum; Dr. J. W. Wallace,
Goderich Police Dept., am-
bulance attendants, Ted and
Alma McLean, Mrs. Mary
Young, Women of Knox,
McCallum. Funeral Home, and
those who have assisted us in any
way.—Mrs. George Caldwell and
family. -44x
MALLOUGH: The son and
(la -tighter -in-law. of the late Alex
Mallough wish to convey their
sincere thanks for the , many
expressions of sympathy
received from relatives and
friends,—Don and Sandra -
Jean .-44x'
SPARKS: The family of the late
Ross Sparks wish to express their
sincere gratitude to their
relatives, friends and neighbors
for their many acts of kindness
shown them in their lossof a dear
husband, father and grandfather.
Also for the floral tributes,
,sympathy' cards and ,donations to
Heart Fund. Special thanks to Dr.
Wallace, the nurses and orderlies
on first floor Alexandra Hospital,
the pallbearers, McCallum
'Funeral Home,'Rev. Rbyal, and
the Legion
Auxiliary.--LIrene Sparks and
family. -44x
O'DWYER: The family of the
late_41Mrs. Timothy O'Dwyer
wishes to"express their sincere'
thanks to relatives, friends and
neighbors for the many, acts of
kindness, beautiful floral
tributes, spiritual offerings, and
messages of 'sympat,hy received
during their recent sad
bereavement of a • dear wife,
mother and grand -
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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30,, 1975—PAGE 11
liert Alexander and Ken Hutchins of Suncoast Estates Ltd. Hutchins at pre -opening celebrations last Tuesday. (staff
are pictured with their. wives Kay -Alexander and Joy photo)
Nature i
says M
s best flood protector
VCA resources manager
The a nd VaHey-
Conservation 'Authority 'has
established what it 'feels are
badly needed flopd plain
regulations for the Maitland.
Valley and now have a
political hot potato getting the
regulations enforced.
Ian Deslauriers, resources
manager for the MVCA, told
a Goderich Rotary club
meeting Tuesday that the
Authority was striving to give
the river back its own when
mother.—Timothy O'Dwyer and , they established a flood plain,
and that the • plain was
primarily for the protection,
of homeowners:
- "Zoning the flood plain is a'
for yisits, cards and flowers., positive step for flo d
while I was 'a patient in
Alexandra Hospital. They meant
a lot to me. Also special thanks to
Dr. R. G. Lomas, nurses and staff
on first floor.—Lois
family.-44nc
HUGILL: I would like to thank
my family, friends and neighbors
LEVEY.: I would like to thank
doctors and nurses at l4niversity
Hospital and special thanks' to
Dr. Cieslar while a patient in
Alexandra Hospital. Mrs. Evelyn
Levey. -44
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Now is the time to' get your
winter driving kit in, order.
before .$yop get caught in „the
first snowstorm of the season,
suggests Consumers'
Association of Canada. For
country driving, the motorist
should 'carry in the car
shovel, an axe or hatchet, sand,
a scraper and a brush to
remove ice. A tow chain,
booster cable, flashlight,
warning light or road flares,
can he extremely useful in case
of motor breakdown on a
barren stretch of . highway.
Other handy hew are road
maps and a compass,' extra
clothing and footwear, first fild
kit, matches and fire ex-
tinguisher. Rolls ofhard candy
are the most valuable sources
of quick energy. Keep both
back and front car scat covered
with . blankets which can he
used in emergeneies. Be a
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protection but is getting a
negative political' reaction:".
. said Mr. Deslauriers,
He said the floodplairn,
which drains about 1,000
square miles'of land into the
Maitland River, was
designated by the authority
on maps but that none of the
maps have been registered by
the province,. The zoning, he
explained, meant that no
buildings of any type and no
fill could be placed on the
flood plain of the county's
largest river.
The loggerhead between
the MVCA and politic § arises
from potential land use being
looked at in the flood plain.
Mr. Destauriers said that
some agricultural factions,
both federal and provincial,
and some municipalities
bordering the river are
,promoting use of the flood
plain for .farm land or
hOusing:' The authority wants
the area kept entiiely in its
natural state to allow it to
drain its vvatersbed.
"The direction taken by the
province in the matter seems
to be to do nothing," he said.
"We (MVCA) have had no
response to our zoning and
land designation requests but
as yet no steps have been
taken to alter the plain byany
group.
• The resources manager.
cited drainage, practices in
agriculture as an example of
what'the authority was -trying
to Prevent. He said That
ditching, dug to allow' farm
land to drain, was increasing
the volumes jai water and its.,
speed running' into the river
and adding to the already
severe flood problems ex-
perienced upstreaM.
He said that several large
swamp areas were being
looked at as potential
agricultural land if cleared
and drained but that the ef-
fects such clearing would
have on the flood plain would
he drastic.
"These swamps are natural
holding areas for flood waters
and if you remove them then
the water hasnowhere to go
hut downstream and its in-
creased volume and velocity
merely adds to the ,flood
levels-. in the lower river
area," the speaker reasoned.
The Authority is attempting
an educational program for
lawyers; professional people
involved fn housing,
ehgin.eers and municipal
clerks to allow them to offer
some sort of consumer
protection.
He said that by educating
4
,II -e -s -e -people --they .coad-
vise potential home buyers in
the flood plain oltheir risks of
flood damage and encourage
them to build elsewhere. He
said that engineers could also
advise anyone investigaUpg
the reclaiming of a swamp
area of the effects that
claiming may have and
discourage their projects.
"The best protection of the
swamps and the flood plain is
simply to buy the land or
control • it," said Mr.
Deslauriers.
A pictoral summar
flood activity, and damage
•was offered by Mr.
Deslauriers as he stressed the
need for flood protection.
y
of
- He . pointed .out___that._ the,
Maitland has swollen over its
bank § three ti meg in the past
two years and has twice
caused extensfte damage to
homes along the river and
crept into municipal areas
causing extensive erosion of
roads.
He said that in one•of the
Ooods' the water level rose
fiv'e feet in as many hours but
that fortunately, the con-
servation authority was able
to predict the flood and
allowed many home and
business owners to prepare
for the flood and minimize
damage.
"Protection of the natural
state .of the plain is for the
TO THESE
FAREWER
Gordon H. Rathwell -
Gordon H. Rathwell f 327
Ontario Street, Clinton, died
in the Clinton Public Hospital,
Wednesday, October 22, 1975,
at the age of 62.,
Born October 23, 1912, the
son of Benjamin and Mary
Ann Rathwell, he was raised
irfGoderich township.
He married Helen I.
Nediger in Clinton, in 1948.
They „farmed in Goderich
township 'ttntil 1963 at which
time they moved $o Clinton
where, Mr. Rathwell was
e !'nc Po1.
l:Yed at Clinton Public
Sh
Mr. Rathwell was a former
elder in the Wesley -Willis
United Church. ',4
Surviving, besides Mrs.
Rathwell, is one daughter,
Rhonda (Mrs. Stewart
Menzies) of Thunder Bay.
Also surviving are four
brothers, Edgar, of
Goderich; Darcy of
BrtIcefield, Thomas, of RR 3,
Clinton,: and Arnold of Port
Elgin; and four sisters; Mrs.
John (Muriel) Grigg of
Clinton,' Mrs. John (Dorothy)
Ostrom .of Varna, Mrs.
Varna.Robert(Marjorie) Stirling of
RR: 3, Clinton, and Mrs.William, (Eleanor) McAsh of
Mr. Rathwell was
predeceased by one brother,
Robert J. Rathwell.
Funeral services were held
at the Beattie Funeral Home
in Clinton, on Saturday,
area as well for the tax- u0_trihr presided.
October 1975._ Rev. J.
esece• "
.prateetion p,eop le in the _
payers," said Mr. Interment followed at the
Deslauriers. ''You and I will Clinton cemetery.
Pall bearers were George
pfoaryyn.e7rsaPodr croenptainiruinegtofl00"rd Wright, George Cutler,
damage as more buildings go George Hudie, Charles
up on the flood plain and Nelson, Gary Jewitt and Bert
repair costs get more 'ex- Gray,
peWve." Flowerbearers were Ralph
He added that the banks of Holland, Murray Grigg, Steve
the river near Goderich-Were Rathwell and Lloyed Holland.
ideal as a flood plain. He said
they were'very wide and now,
after several inciderices of
flood damage, uninhabited
which allowed the river to
swell in peak seasons without
costing money or creating
darnage.
hopeful that the floods will
become less of' a problem in
the future but we at the
Authority are positive if the
flood plainis not
they will become larger and
more damaging year, by -
"Some optimists are year," he said.
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