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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-01-15, Page 10PAGE 10-=GODERICH SIGNAL-SrA11, ;WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15,1986 QU EEN ' SEA FORTH MON., TUES., WED. NIGHTS 5p.m.-7pan, POOR BOY —SPECIALS -- Fish & Chips 2.75 Chicken & Chips 3075 • ENTERTAINMENT 'rilURS., FRI., & Sat. SILENT CRIMES Guaranteed investment Certir'cotes 30 Days 1 Year G.I.C. 5 Yenr G.I.C. monthly 5 Year G.I.C. 9 1 1O2% INVESTMENTS 'b INSUH/t.Nf�L AGENCY. LTD, -83 WEST ST., GODERICH 524-2773--. Ci -S0046 WE'VE GOT THEM ! OVER 20 NEW HONDAS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CIVIC - ACCORD PRELUDE SEE US TODAY FOR YOUR BEST DEAL 271-2793 Across from the Drive -In Theatre 598 -Az-STRATFORD Dom EsTODAY'S ANSWER Lorne Ave. A COMMITMENT T O Texture. Colour. Nuance. Thubtletlesthat define the designers craft. The critical differences that separate a job that's complete from one that's completely wonderful. 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But for some reason, I hove ' on television lar ugr llnatr►ing mid, glossy been asked serl times lately to scrota= brochures, then to that extent are the mend how best to spend our charitable hungry not being fed, or the sick people dollar s. ']'here have been any number of ap- prise '.' peals through the press, including church i recognize that thio must be sante papers, on televlsiun, and iu the maxi L Which publicity - otherwise you would never know of these 1s the most deserving'' about the need - but some charities support You must decide for yourself where your a great deal of commercial enterprise here main- interests lie. if you are concerned at home. about the blind or the enf, about those with, pro - Secondly, give your dollars where they cancer or respibiuid alar discasus, then you will are most likely to be duplicated by federal • canoesup- supped the appropriate organizations. If or provincial agencies. 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Bean Bill Gilttllen [51912351231 — Collect Calls Accepted ELIZABETH'PA'T" (WAl SII) HOWARD Elizabeth 'Pat' I Walsh) Howard, 68, of Ashfield Township, died Saturday, Jan. 11, 1986 at the Alexandra Mario nand General Fluspital. She was born ,June 23, 1917 in Bellanghy, Northern Ireland lend worked as a registered nurse at the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital until 1982 when she retired. She was ll member of the St. Joseph's Roman 'Catholic Church, Kingsbridge and cif the (•WI, ()I' the saute church, . She was deceased by her husband Robert Anthony Howard oil June 15, 1985. Surviving"are one daughter Anne Marie and her husband Michael Leitch, 01 Ostoma, ane sun Gerald, of Ashfield Township and brothers and • sisters 'Bridget Loughran, Mary McNally, Jim and l rank Walsh, all in Ireland, Funeral Mass was celebrated by Rev. Frank Dentinger in St. Joseph's human, Catholic Church on Monday, Jan. 1:3. inter meat St, Joseph's Cemetery. •Pray'ers were said at -the McCallum Funeral Hoare Sunday e v e. • n i .n g Pallbearers included Lawrence. Hogan, Frances Hogan, Ben Miltenberg, Doug Scott, Don Kulk and J uhn rVan.Rooy.. Elizabeth -Dalton Mrs. Louis Dalton of Lucknuw, formerly of St. Helen's and Kingsbridge died .at the Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home in Lucknow on Dec. 9, 1985 at the age of 87. The former Elizabeth McCarthy was born on•iMarch.,21, 1898 at Kingsbridge to Florence and Mary ( Austin) McCarthy. - She was the. youngest and the last surviv- ing mercer of a faintly of five sons and' three daughters. She was married to Louis Dalton of Kingsbridge and is fohdly remembered as "Lizzie Louie." They farmed'in the Kingsbridge area for several years, Louie predeceased her in 1965. They 11 Mew- ( )1.11 '1' hi i ; 5'I'( )V I•: , I'ItI?SENi'S Finally a.wood burning stove that's not only attractive, but easy to operate. PLUS THESE FEATURES: •May be installed as little as 10" from drywall or panelling •Total combustion efficiency •Easy, simple operation SAVE $100oo �tll Suggested Price OLD TIME STOVE '699 . I NOW $59900 J1 Available only at 744 Princes St. KINCARDINE 3968669 OBITUARIES UARIES Itad no family. She is survived by several nieces midiiephews. • She Wati all active member of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic. ('lurch; the Kingsbridge Dramatic Club; the Altar Societ>y and' was a founding member of the Kingsbridge Catholic Women's League (.1921). She has been a resident at the Pinecrest Nursing Florae, 1ucknow' since Feb, 23, 1977, Mass of . the Christian Burial was celebrated in St. Joseph's human Catholic Church, -Kingsbridge, by the Rev, Father Ed Dentinger, C.R. on Dec. 13, at 11 a.m. Members of the Kingsbridge Catholic Women's lAtagu&formed a guard of honor, Her favourite hymns "Wilt Thou book Upon Me, Mother" and "Mother Dear Oh Pray for Me" were sung by Eugene Frayne and Raymond Dalton accom- panied by Mrs. Shawn Dalton. Pallbearers were. William McCarthy, Austin McCar- thy, Pat McCarthy, Larry Frncis, John Austin and Joe Courtney, Baynton -McBurney Funeral Horne, Wingham was in charge of arrangements, The Rosary and fancily prayers were led . by Rev. Father. Ed Dentinger, C.R. Spring burial will be in St: Joseph's Centeter•y at Kingsbridge. Lunch was served in the church basement by !neuters of the Kingsbridge Catholic Women's League:, LQLETTA PE'J ]'MAN . Lpletta P ttman,:99, of 'Goderich, died Thursday, Jan. 9, 1986'at HLrronview.-. • Daughter, of the late Henry Spraggc and the former Annie Lawrence,, she -was born July 21, 1886 at Colpoys Bay. She • was a member of 'Knox Presbyterian Church. NOTICE •A public meeting will be held on Wed- nesday Feb. 5th, 1956 at 7:00 p.m. In the Council Chambers, Town Hall In Goderich to provide public Information concerning the proposed boundory ad- lustment•between the Town of Goderich and Township of Goderich. Larry J. McCabe Administrator, Clerk -Treasurer Town of God•rtch 37 West Street Goderich, Ontario Looking for a bokerl ' It's a piece of cake 'in the Classifieds. being able o go there She' was predeceased by her husband, Walter Pettu)an and by a dauR Iter and son- ui law ('ora and Jack Wilson. Surviving are two daughters Eva and her husband Frank Mcllwain, of Goderich and Verna and Iter husbtuid Keith Arthur, of Col- - borne Township, one sun Harvey and his wife Myrtle, of Sarnia, nine grandchildren,. 14 great grandchildren• -and one great grand- son. A private family service was held at the McCallum Funeral Borne on Saturday, Jan, 11 with 1{ev. ('1.1.. Royal, of Knox Presbyteriair Church of I iciating. • STANLEY KAIR, IIKI.Mt1'1'll Stapley Earl Helmuth, 71, of RIG Den- bigh, formerly of Stratford, died 'Thursday, Jan. 2, 1986 at Ottawa Civil. 1lie pital. 'Son of the lite Aaron Helmuth and the former 1$arbara Jantzi, he was born Aug. 30, 1914 in Blandford Township. A machinist at f3ettger Industries far 26 years, he retired on Feb. 16, 1976 when be' beeranie'disadaled. Ile was a member of the New Apostolic Church. Surviving are his wife Mary Ann Kuepfer, formerly of Stratl'11r'd, five daughters" Elaine, MrS. Vernon Floud, of Edmonton, Carole, Mrs. Gerald Downey, of ltl{a Inger- soll, Jo Ann, of Kitchener, Diana, Mrs. Ronald Jette, al Kapuskasiug-and Juanita, of 'Auburn, one ,San Norman, ()I' 111(6 Goderich, two brothers Willis, of Oshawa and Elroy, of Stratford and three sister:- Rosetta istersRosetta Bast, ()I' New Hainliurg, Ruby, Mrs.. Lloyd Schmidt,, of Kitchener and • Magdalena, Mrs. Orville' Einwt'chter, of New Dundee. .. She was predeceased by •two brothers in infancy. - Funeral services were held 'Tuesday,: Jail. 7 at the New Apostolic Church, (ciderit'h with Evangelist John 13ortmes officiating. Interment Maitland Cemetery. Pallbearers included, Keith Eiowechter, Dennis Schmidt, Harry Bast; Sanford Kuepfer, Brina Kuepfer and James Nair. • Ontario NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT.t,1'uhlic Meeting trl the• I moos Licence Board of Ontario will he held ,;t the VA's HAL LA INN. KING& BENTON STRpm s VIKING SUITE KITCHENER ONTARIO on 1ll1)F(Sl:)AY FEBRUARY 6th. 1986 at the hour oI I U Ila u r lar k in the forenoon. at which time 1h" Hoard will her an application m accordance with the.l moot Licence Act and Regulations thnrounrler, The following establishment has applind for a licence of the class indicated and the application will he entertained at, the aforernenti000111oc,rtmn and time • Applicatiomfor New Licence "Suncoast Restaurant 397 Bayfield Road, Goderich Dining Lounge Licence Applicant: 642080 Ontario Limited AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE thatany person who is resident in the municipality and who wishes to make representation relative to the application. shall make their submission to the Board in writing ,poor to the date of the hearing or in person at the time and place of the hearing .(Copies of written submissions will be forwarded to the applicant I • Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO. Ontario. M5L IA4 ' MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LiCENCE ACT , iii r.. /