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19. Notice to
creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND' OTHERS IN THE
ESTATE OF FLORENCE
ELIZABETH LAUDER
ALL PERSONS having
claims against the Estate of
the above-mentioned, late of
the Town of Goderich in the
County of Huron, Retired,
Social Worker,' who died on
December 16th, 1979, are
,required to file' proof of ame
with the undersigned on or
before the 29th day of
February, 1980. •
After that date ,the
Executors will proceed to
distribute the Estate having
regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have
had notice.
DATED at Barrie, Ontario
this 25th day of January,
1.980.
Michael J. Wolfe and
Elisabeth A. Woodrow,
Executors, Estate of
Florence Elizabeth Lauder,
25 Davies Crescent, Barrie,
Ontario, L4M 2M4.-6-8ar
20. Public notices
I WILL no longer be
responsible for any debts
incurred in my name by my
wife, Lori Lynn Maize, as• of
this date, February 7,
1980.—Ronald Maize. -6,7,8
THE TOWNSHIP of West
Wawanosh has for sale
municipal debentures in the
amount of $13,000.00, bearing
interest at the rate of 12 per
cent per annum, payable
yearly, -at the Canadian
Imperial Bank of° Com-
merce, Auburn. Debentures
to run for 10 years. For
further information contact:
Joan Armstrong,
Treasurer,
- Township of West
Wawanosh
—7,8
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HILDEB'RAND
Doug and Lori (nee Smith)
are happy to announce the
birth. of 'their daughter,
Angie Janine, on January. 20,
1980. at Seaforth Community
HODGES
• Clair, Bonnie and Karen Joy
wish to announce the birth of
their son and brother,
Bradley Clair, born January
28, 1980, and weighing 7 lbs.
9% ozs., .at Goderich
Hospital. Proud grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Hodges, and Mr. Eldon
Culbert, all of Dungannon,
Ontario —Inc
Hospital.
MacADAP4
Ian and Sue are happy to
announce the birth of their
daughter, Angela Sue,
Sunday, February 10, 1980.
First grandchild for Mr. and
Mrs. D. B. MacAdarn, a new
granddaughter for Mr. and
Mrs. Vic Powell, all of
Goderioh.
RICHARDSON
At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on February 11,
1980, to Mr. and Mrs. Reed
Richardson, Goderich..
Ontario, a son, Jared Reed,
weighing 7 lbs. 12 ozs.
WELSH •
At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, ,on February 10,
1960, to Mr. -and Mrs. Donald
Welsh, R.R.5, Clinton,
Ontario, a daughter, Cynthia
Dawn, weighing 8 lbs: 4 ozs.
Ababy sister for Jason.
30. In memoriam
DUCUARME
In loving memory of my dear
mother, Violet Ducharme,
Who -passed --away F -e1 Fit ry
13,1978.
In • our home she is fondly
remembered, .
Sweet memories cling to her.
name,
We who loved her in life,
Sincerely still love her in
death just the same,
With her love she so humbly
' showed us,
And gave us the courage,
As a family to remain.
—Lovingly re,;nembered and
sadly, missed by daughter
Elva Burns and family. -7
•
Congratulations: to Kathy
and Vita'Stem on the birth
of their d tighter'on Satur-
day, February 9;rh at Alex -
andel, Marine and' General
Hospital, Goderich. The
Steccas reside on the former
Benison Finnigan lam'.
John and Kathie . Stanbury
and Jamie Here visited
Marybell and Dwight Ald-
ham. and family of Inglewood
on the weekend. -
Fred and Betty Stirling,
Darlene and Harold of Tham-
esville spent the weekend
with Betty's mother, Mrs.
Elsie 'Irvin.
Irene Hasty of Stratford
spent the weekend at her
home here.
Howard Godfrey is a pati-
ent 4n -Stratford hospital,
following a 15 footfall onto a
cement floor. He .broke his
leg above the ankle.
Mrs: Florence Berry has
returned home from _Goder-
ich hospital following surg-
ery on January 28th. She is..to
return to hospital again in
March. Florence spent Sun-
day with her daughter-in-
law, Ann Berry and family at
Port Albert. -
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH .
`George"Cowan, in his ser-
mon on Sunday morning
Spoke on, "Our Church" and
explained the meaning of the
various parts of the United
Church crest and the "roots"
of the United Church in
Canada. The choir sang the
anthem, ."The :O1d,Rugge.d
Cross", led by organist,
Mrs. Jean Elliott:
DUNGANNON
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
On February 7, 1980 'the
Dungannon_W'.1,_xne.t at the.
home of Mrs. .Cecil Blake.
Lovely desserts were enjoyed
before the meeting began.
Hostesses were Mrs. Elmer
Black a'nd Mrs. Graham
McNee.'Seventeen members
and four visitors were in at-
tendance on this perfect win-
ter's day.
. The program for "Interna-.
tional Month" was in charge
of the Branch Directors, Mrs.
Robt: • Irvin, Mrs. Russell
Alton, Mrs. Gordon Finnigan
and Mrs. Sam Gibson.
Mrs. George.. Errington,
president, welcomed . all
present. Mrs. Sam Gibson
31.` Card of thanks
BUDNY
The Budny family would like
to express their, deep ap-
preciation to the'workeits at
Champion 1,2oad Graders
who have'contributed to•the
fund of the , late Gordon
Budny. Thank you one and
all.—Ka.z. Budny.-7
22. • Lost and found' . LASSALINE
The family of the late Mrs,
LOST — Toy.. Pomeranian„..-.,.,Diane„-Lassaline_--wish, to
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LOST = Man's right hand
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Square area. Phone 524-
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26. Births
COLLINS
Bill and Cheryl (kotyk),
R.R.I, Ripley, are pleased to
announce the birth of their
first .child, a son, Daniel
William, on Friday,
February 8, 1980, weighing 6
lbs. 12 ozs., at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. First
grandchild for Mrs. Marjorie
Kotyk, Goderich, seventh
grandchild for Mrs.
Elizabeth Faster, Clinton.
Another great grandchild for
Mr.°and Mrs. Mel/Reid, 150
Kenya ,1
S,eet,
Coder ich.--7nd"'n
s
express their sincere thanks
to Fr. F. Loebach, McCallum
Funeral Home, C.W.L.,
neighbors, friends and
relatives for all expressions
of sympathy and kindness to
them at this Cime.-7
MacPHEE
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to the nurses and
staff on first floor' east
Alexandra,Hospital, also Dr.
Lomas, . Rev. McCallum,
Rebekah Lodge, Eastern
Star, and friends forflowers,
gifts, cards a d their visits.
Thanks.—Ilen
Mac Phee,-7
McCULLOUGH
We would like lu express out•
sincere thanks to our friends,
neighbors and relatives for
the kindness and sympathy
extended' to us in,theloss of a
dear husband, father and
grandfather. The lovely
floral tributes, donations to
the Cancer Society, Heart
Foundation and gifts of food.
Special thanks to Rev. J.
Wood, Dr. Cauchi, hospital
staff and nurses, Victoria
U.C.W. for serving lunch, the
pallbearers and Stiles
Funeral Home.—Elizabeth'
McCullough and
family,-7ar -
RYAN x.
I would like to take this
opportunity to thank Drs.
Cauhi and Lambert for
their care, the nurses in the
Operating Room and to the
nurses and staff on first
floor. Special thanks to
everyone who sent me cards,
flowers a'nd visited me while
I was in the hospital,—Bill
Ryan. -7x
WAGNER
it. is with deepest sincere
thanks and appreciation to
all my friends,, relatives and
neighbors for the lovely
floral tributes, donations to
Auburn United Church and
for the many acts of kindness
during the recent loss of a
dear, wjfe. Special thanks to
Mr. Richard Ha'flv'ley'and the
ladies of the U.C.W. and the
Tasker Funeral
Home.—Fred H. Wagner. -7
New .__.
Horizons
approved
BY DELORES Van OSCH
was pianist. Mrs. Erringtglq
read a poet✓µ and a moment.of
silene% was observed in
memory ,of ;i member, Mrs.
Russell J'rohnston, wti pas-
sed away January 31st. The
x 10#+ 4_8- ap article from a
diffetent country, and the
story of each was interesting.
Mrs. Russell Alton •read
from • the W.I. • Handbook
about International Day and
ungannon
doings
Marie Park c'orre4lxindent
minutes, the treasurer's're-
port, and correspondence
were read by Mrs. Harry
Girvin. Business followed: a
quilt, tied, is on display in
Mrs. A. J. Sherwood's• store
window, priced at 525.00; a'
letter - from ” 1'rs'i Clarence
Dymond, F.W,I.O. presid-
ent, told of adult education,
officers' conference, the Lee
Home, and other W.I. activ-
ities; Rural Development
Outreach Project material
was .read; hats with green
bands ' and white lettering
will soon be ready for the
August birthday celebration;
plans re a building for W.I.
display at the Dungannon
birthday :party; the annual'
dessert -euchre party at
° Brookside 'school is being
.planned for Tuesday, March
18th and more requests for
,quilting have been received.
Mrs,.. Jean Errington, a
4 H leadsr
-Said there are .1.A-..
girls taking the club on
macrame. A, lovely macrame
hanger; made by one of the
girls., was displayed. ,
The roll call was answered
529-7719.
introduced her guest, Mrs.
Ross Shiells from Lucknow.
In a roost interesting way
Mrs. Shiells explained
A.C.W.W. (Associated
Country Women of the
World) and reviewed the pro-
jects studied at several con-
ferences, e.g. in 1971 the
conference was held at Oslo,
Sweden, when the story was
on overcoming blindness; in
1974 at Perth, Australia, re,„
flags and pennies; in 1977 in
Nairobi, Kenya, re clean
water wells; and in May
1980, the conference is to be
in Hamburg, „Germany with
the theme "Forward Togeth-
er". Mrs. Shiells stressed
the importance of.good PuEi-
lic Relations- through Wom-
en's Institutes at their vari-
ous levels, from each Branch
to A.C.W.W.
Mrs. Gibson expressed
thanks to..Mrs. Shiells and
presented. her. _with a -gift.
Mrs
he
Mrs. Errington also expres-
sed courtesies to all.
•
DUNGANNON 4-H CLUB'
The first meeting of the
"GREAT FASHION CUTS""
"SUPER NEW CURLY LOOKS"
•
Dungannon 44f club, Your
Corner of the World, was
• held" Saturday, February 2at.
the bonne of Mrs, Jean Er-
rington with 14 members
present.
The members are: Elaine
O'Donnell, Annabel Stewart,.
Lila Stewart, Sharon Sproul,
Nancy Sproul, Margaret Mc-
Whinney, Cathy Snyder,.
Vicki. Pentland, Irene Loag-
tenberg, Debby Kerr, Deb
Gregory, Betty Errington,
Martha . Curran and Nancy
Carmic'hael..The leaders are ,
Mrs. Wrn. Stewart and Mrs.
'George Errington. The pres-
ident of the club is Sharon
Sproul and the 'secretary will
,rite, this week being Betty
Errington.
Members were given mat-
erials to begin a ®macrame
plant hanger. All the mem-
bers were very enthusiastic
about this craft. Some had
done a bit of macrame but for
others it was a new exper-
iencei that they enjoyed
learning,
BROOKSIDE BROADCAST
On Monday, February 4,
the senior boys 'challenged
the teachers to a game,,of
volleyball. The senior boys
won. On'Thursday, February
7, therboys again challenge�d
the teachers, this time he
teachers won.
On Tuesday, February 5th,"'
around 30 pre-school • child-
ren showed up for the story
hour in the library. Also on
Tuesday, Kingsbridge's sen-
for teams played Brookside's
. s n Ur reams- KtTrg bridg&-s----.
team won the majority of the
games,
On 'Thursday, February 7
Mrs. .Wilson's Grade -One
invited thejr,,;parents into the.
library with them while. they
:were_ ..w.or.king.on...a..... wha le.
assignment.
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Word has been received
from Bob McKinley M.P. ..
that a New Horizons grant of
$5,465 has been approved tor
• the newly formed Kings-
bridge- Area Seniors, Past,
Present and • Future. The
money will go towards plans
that the ' group has--. to get
going before long.
Our congratulations are
extended to this newly form-
ed group and we hope every r,
one will participate to make it
a success.. This is a great
asset to our' little community.
The community extends a ,
warm welcome to Denis and
Rochelle Champagne' and
family who have moved back
stay after spending some.
time at Rolphton, Ontario.
Re'v. Father Ed Dentinger
returned home on Thursday
Vier enjoying .a holiday in
Florida.
Private David Van Osch
anda friend of Pettawawa,
-Ontario, were visitors over
the weekend with Pete and
Betty Van Osch and family.
Blanche Bilodeau, Water-
loo, and Jerry Heffernan,
Stratford, were weekend vis-
itors with Yvette Heffernan.
Jim• and 'Yvonne Sinnott
and family spent the week-
end in Alpena, Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs,' Dennis Sin-
nett and family of Detroit
visited with John and Grace
Austin and Joe on Sunday.
Their daughter, Jennifer.
remained with the Austins
where she will be attending
grade 'eleven classes at the
Goderich High School We
welcome Jennifer back to the
community. She had prev-
iously spent the summer
months with the A istins.
Mrs. Clarke Dalton at-
tended the funeral' of her
'aunt: Mrs. Diana Lassaline
of Goderich, on Wednesday
morning, The funeral Mass
was held at St. Peter's'
Church, Goderich at eleven
o'clock and burial will be in
St. Peter's Cemetery, God -
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