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14. NOTICEJO CREDITORS
ALL, persons having claims
against the Estate of CLIFFORD
HENRY FREETH, late of the
Town of Goderich, in the County
of Huron, who died on or about
the 13th day of January, 1977, are
required to file the same with full
' particulars with the undersigned
by the 26th day of February, 1977,
as after that date the assets of the
estate will be distributed.
DATED at Goderich, Ontario,
this 25th day of January, 1977.
PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, etc.,
33 MontreafStreet,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
—5,6,7
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•IN •l'HE ESTATE OF "time
Overholt
• All Persona having claims
againstthe Estate of -Elma
Overholt, late of 239 Huron Road,
Goderich, Ontario, deceased,
who ,died on or about the 7th day
of December, 1976, are hereby
notified tosend in" to the un-
dersigned. Personal Represen-
tative of the said deceased on or
before the 28th day of February,
1977, full particulars of their
claims. Immediately after the
said date the said Personal
Representative will distribute the
assets of the said deceased
having regard only to claims of
which it shall then have notice.
Dated at Goderich this 25th day of
January, 1977.
VICTORIA AND GREY
TRUST COMPANY
1 Ontario Street, Stretford,
Ontario
(Executor or Administrator)
•By DonnellY & Murphy --
Their Solicitors herein.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS IN THE
ESTATE OF
EVA ISABEL MITCHELL
All persons having claims
against the Estate of EVA
ISABEL MITCHELL, late of
Huronview, in the Township of
Tuckersmith, County of Huron,
who died February 9, 19j7, are
required to file proof of same
with the undersigned on or before
March 24th, 1977, after -which
date the estate will be distributed
• with regard only to the -claims of
which the undersigned shalt then
have notice and the undersigned
• will not be liable to any,person of
whose claim she_ishall not then
have notice:'
• DATED at Goderich, Ontario,
this 14th day.of February, 1977.
Margaret Roberta Mitchell,
Executrix,
by her Solicitors herein,
HUNTER, PARKER & RIVERS
Barristers and Solicitors
44 North Street
Goderich, Ontario
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15. PUBLIC 'NOTICE
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REGISTRATION OF
MOTOR VEHICLE
OFFICE
OPEN
SAT. FEB. 26th
9:00 A.M. - 12:00 NOON
1:30 P.M. - 5:00 P.M.
For your convenience
,442 CHURCH T. GODERICH
WEDDING
PHOTOGRAPHY
Now is the. time
TO BOOK '77 WEDDINGS
FRED H. BISSET
PHOTOGRAPHY
GODERICH, ONT6
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HURON COUNTY BOARD —
OF EDUCATION
HOLMESVILLE PUBLIC
SCHOOL
KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
Registration Of those
eligible for Kindergarten
classes for the 1977-78 school
year will be held at the School,
Wirk100•41Y, March 2nd, 1977.
Representatives from the
Huron County Health unit wl�
he la ot/tineleinee order fa-
: held I clinic at thia finis. The
Health Unit Will arrange citnic
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regisfrirtion•
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Township,iptOse
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LOST in O'Brien's fire., A...leas
haired Siamese, cat. CepieSliithe
name "Ming". If found or, seen
please call i524-8690. REWARTx
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OPPORTUNITIES,
BUTCHER SHOP - 24' x 32' plus
all modern equipment. Meat
market and custom processing,
curing and rendering produces
excellent • sales and inceme.
Federal Business' Development
Bank carries first mortgage and
will assist purchaser. Contact
Agnes MacKinnon, Bill Clifford
Real tor.-7ar
21. BIRTHS
CULBERT - Atexaadro„
Hospital, Goderich, Ontario, 'on
February 8, 1977, to Mr. and Mrs,
Jack Culbert, Dungatinon,
'Ontario, a daughter, Krista
Leigh.
JARDINE - At Alexander
Hospital, Goderich, Ontario, on
February 10, 1977, to Mr. and
Mrs. William Jardine, Goderich,
Ontario, a son, William Bruce.
JURJENS: , At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, Ontario, on
February 10, 1977, to Mr, and
Mrs. Gerry Jurjens; RR 3,
Goderich, a daughter, Angela
Kristin.-7nc viff-
VAN DYKE -Hans and Rita (nee
Poelman) thank God for the safe
arrival of their firstborn, a
daughter, Khrista Lee, 6 lbs. 4
oz., January 27, 1977 at Joseph
Brant Hospital, Burlington. —7
25. IN MEMORIAM
MacDONALD - Inlaying memory
of a dear father and grandfather
John D. 'MacDonald who passed
away February 21, 1972.
Today recalls sad memOries
Of a loved one laid to rest
And tluise who think of him today
Are the ones who loved him best.
Sadly missed and always
remembered by son John,
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berly and John Cameron. -7 •
JONES - In . memory of our
mother, Mrs. Frank Jones
(Lula), who passed away two
years ago, February 20, 1975.
Our mother is gone, and when she
went
She seemed to take with her the
breath and scent
Of all the flowers we ever knew
The gold of sunlight, the sheen of
dew,
That little something you can't
replace
That only shines from a mother's
face. -
Remembered by daughters
Bertha Rudow, Elmira, Pauline
Massey, Cleveland, Ohio, and
families. —7
NAFTEL - In loving memory of -
Madeleine Nafter who passed
away two years ago, February
17, 1975.
Ever remernbered by Jeanne and
Kathy Whit. —7x
ALLEN - In ,loving memory of
Maitland Allen, who passed awag
one year ago, February12, 1976.
A faithful husband, one of the
best,
May God grant him eternal rest.,...'
Ever remembered by his wife
Bell. —7nc "
426, CARD OF THANKS
BOWERS -I wish to thank friends',
and relatives for flowers, carcts;;,,,
gifts and visits while I was 'a:
patient' in Alexandra Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Lomas;"
nurses and staff. Betty 13owerm
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AMrInLoLldERM
ilier would liki ID take
this oppOrtunitg'tOlhoit ,"frienel '
neighbours and relatives for
kind eXneesaiens.----'of-iyinpath,
Floral tributes and memorial
donations in the less' of a dear
father and grandfather, We wish
to extend a sincere thank you to
Rev. Robert Crocker, - the
McCallum Funeral Home„
Pallbearers and flower bearers.
Special thanks to Larene Co*.
Emma Sturdy and to all the
friends who contri bided and
served food. Your kindness will
always be remembered. Keith;
Murray and their families. -7x
O'BRIEN: Mere words ' cannot
begin to express our gratitude to
all the wonderful poople---who
have been so kind to us in oar
time of trouble. Special thanks go
to the G.oderich Fire bepartrnent
for their great effort beyond the
call of duty, to Ben Sheardown of
Goderichl---Frbsted •--Fbods— to
Bryan Ainslie of Ainslie's
Market, to Mitchell's • Family
Market of Londesboro, to Doug
Merner of Merner's Abattoir, to
the Knights of Columbus for
sponsoring a dance for us, to the
overwhelming number of friends
who attended that dance, to all
those who 'offered sympathy,
help, equipment and services. We
knew that we had many good
friends, but never bifore realized
how many, or how good. Thank
you all. Joe and Mary O'Brien
and Family. -7x
MAIZE - I would like to thank all
my friends, relatives and neigh-
bours for all- their, kindnesses to
"Christopher and myself during
our stay in the hospital. Also for
the many kindnesses to the rest of
my family at home. Your good
, deeds will always be rememz
bered and appreciated. Mary and
Christopher Maize. -7
MacDONALD - We wish to ex-
press our thanks to neighbours,
relatives .and friends for cards,
visits, gifts and those who looked
after the girls while we were in
hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Hollingworth - and the nursing
• staff on 2 east for their care.
Linda and. John Cameron
MacDonald. —7
everyone or all their kindness to
me while I was a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London.
Special thanks to Doctors H.
Cameron, S. Peters, all other
assistant Doctors, Nurses and
Staff Of Fourth Floor North East.
Sincerely Ada Fritzley (Mrs..
Harry) -7
ANDREWS - I want to thank
relatives, neighbours and friends
• for sending me cards, letters
flowers and treats. Thanks to Dr.
Street, Dr. Lambert and nurses
while I was a patient in Clinton
hospital, also food sent into our
home. I appreciate it very much.
Jean Andrews, -7
ETHERINGTON- I wish to thank -
relatives and friends. for card.
flowers, gifts and visits while I
was a ,patient in Alexandra
Hospital.. Special thanks to Dr.
'• Cieslar, Watts, nurses ilia.
staff first floor. Thanks •
everyone.jeffii:-7
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BRECEOW - The family r of 111E::r
—late—William- Charles Brecko:,
Wish to express their sincerb,:!.
thanks to their relatives; friends".
and neighbeurS for their mad'
acts'. of kindness . &ming -thiligt,
recent 'sad bereavement in
loss of fatter.
and grandfather. Your sinee"
• expressions of love and symPAth
i„.fteiped'.Y.UiVireditlg •tth bear '4
Specialthinks to tM
• Meals oif Wheels Committee, Dr.
Staff titit
.Matine and-
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sabel (4,Cottinoquillin of St. ' 'Tdp students
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Mr,
and Mrs.illianiKeupton of
Anberleywho were mar
on Saturday, 12 at
:i RiverUnited:hurceygral
from this
area atterded the festivities
and:thoR
theit) 1. 'yen0Rinecpeplexti.ron held
a
Mrs IosehP Stapleton of
Dublin, the former Rose
Mary Downy of Ashfield
Township pa sed away at St.
WiVieadrYnessdTys,P taeiirLunoryndon9 on
n
her 78 year. Het' body rested
at the , R.S. 'Box Funeral
Home, . 47 High Street,
Seaforth after17 :00 p.m. on
Thursday. Funeral Mass was
celebrated at St. Patrick's
Roman Catholic Church,
Dublin on Saturday.
February 12 at )0:30 a.m.
with the Reverend C.F.
-Sullivan,.:C.S.,R. officiating.
Temporary entombment was
in the Pioneer Mausoleum,
Seaforth with spring burial at
' St. Patrick's cemetery,
Dublin. ,
The public speaking
competitions made possible'
to the students of St. Joseph' s -
School, Kingsbridge by
monies left for this purpose
by the late James and Ila
• Garvey took place for Grades
5, 7 and 8 in the school
gymnasium on Friday af-
ternoon, February 11.
First • place , winners
received 16.00; second place
winners $4.06 and third place
winners received i3.00. Top
students taking part from
Grade five were; Steven
Hickey .(first) John Lalonde
4. REAL MATE FOR SALE
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Others
Vogt, and P:atfiCkfOre_n-..
I " fts, r Grades. .e
(PITO; a Frayn
HeatheiXtuiStipletenp14
first,_and,psa F;raYtte
seeend. : • •
,John Austin preseritektbe
prizesto the Grades fivamnd
six tudents In the grade
seven Competitions, MIS*
Rose Marie O'Keefe"- placed
first ; Her topic Whi:"Gthiless:
Book of Records". Annfelion
Diepen placed second,
speakng :on feStiPeratitiens",'
Third place winner -Was
Jackie Dalton. Her ,tepil,WaS
-Facial .4xptes,sion§...•
Others taking part • were
Kathleen Foran and Colleen -
Foran.
In the grade eight •corn-
-petitions - Dean Dolieirty„
placed first speaking on "My
School Trip to Niagara
Falls." Second place winner
was Floyd Courtney speaking
on "Alexander Graham
Bell"! Debbie Austin -was the
third place winner speaking
on "Nadia C".
In the intermediate grades
Rose Marie O'Keefe placed
first with Dean Doherty
placing second. Winners will
now compete in the Zone
Level on Thursday, February
17 at St. Mary's School in
Goderich.
- Judges were Garry Jewitt,
Principal of the Brookside
Public School, and Pat Guay,
Principal: df . St. Anthony's
School, Kincardine. -Several
of the parents weiable to
4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ALE
24 000 Square Feet
Nearly new Manufacturing Plant fully air conditioned. 1.000
Amp. 600 Volt 3 Phase power. Formerly Textral Fibres Ltd.
Located in the Industrial Park on Bayfield Road in Goderich.
Immediate Possession.
Contact -
Alexander & Chapman Realty
Limited
$ The Square. GodorIch
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A large crowd ;Ate'
benefit dance at the.
Valley Hall on 1
February 12 for Mr.
Joe O'Brien of Gode'
recently lost their bus
MUSiplor4,an'
by the Cavaliers.
Mr's. 'Stephanie,
returned to' her home
Friday.', following s
the Alexandra Mar'
General Hospital in G
• Miss Sue Vogt of
Michigan spent the
with her parents
Mrs. peter J. Vogt.
• Due to Sunday's,
• there were many acci
the highways.
olmesville
4-H meets
The first -mEeting
Club "Clothes for
was, held at the hca
leader, Mrs. Betties
a.m. on February:
The meeting began
saying of the 4H pie
• assistant leader is M
Miller. •
The election of offi
place with the f
results: °to. Presi
Mary Jean . Bettie
Zharon Mariarty
President. Secretary'
Mai:W and Tra
• Debbie Harrison. We
not *to nominate
• Reporter due to di
printing time:: -
• Member? • Pamphl
Handout, Sheets were
out. The handout'
"ChoOsing Cloth
Lesure”, was filled
discussed. We res
• Requirements of
• Members; Record B
Sewing Box Conten,
club "Clothes for
requires each me
` keep recorbook:
sewing box and to•
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or to lotingewear.;
and trims Was also d,
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