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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-06-16, Page 21rr }{4 +I. f k'l s, w�,�,c ,� { S �' S Y• ��i� i >!•QPE R,ilt"l`a`�! ES 4 ces alvatalie .,. man available tor all rden maintenance: tor lawn Mowing tilling. Call 524- S. CONSTRUCTION. pentry, no Job too - e 529-7894 or 529-7915, David Bere, RR 7, 17tf • ervlct s:avaifable 19, Notice to creditors dito RUCTION onac- no, organ or guitar, 2711. (Instruments 6t1 inting, all work free estimates. 9.-19-24 TAL iron, porch' toin built by Gerald erich, 524-2427.-21- • ainters available for rk. Free estimates. -7259 or 524- OGRAPHY is the time '77 WEDDINGS P#: ° H. BISSET OGRAPHY RICH, ONT. EVENINGS li N ALUMINUM MPROVEMENTS REPRESENTATIVE R DOUGLAS UM PRODUCTS TIC IIITE SIDING • WINDOWS - DOORS RATION A INSTADATIONS a :WORKMANSHIP MAIMED" GODERICN 4.7428 .2 GODERICH IC TANKS EANED quipment, Two erve you. Phone linton 482.3320 and 7-0284. LTON IANCES ofiat—.etty vice ale all makes annia Rd. W. • , 524.7871 —1711 LPAPER ND • TING clean work 6:00 p.m. -7961 T'S Centro tt,kgriclg Sunday 12'til 6 !LIENS '.SODDING -= SHRUBS PUNTS e line ^l Needed -11,070601 he Illness ou'll never see hspe .'ming: Getndin -,.,.. a on't give the 6o!11y a big g sit faun, DAILY CAR RENTAL Reasonable Rates M'gGEE'S Goderich Phone .924.8391 19tf • TV Sp Appliance REPAIR All Makes • Speedy Service • In-home repairs Jim Broadfoot 482-7032 MID -WESTERN PAVING • DRIVEWAYS , • PARKING LOTS • REPAIRS _ PHONE BARNETT'S TEXACO 524-7744'; Backhoe -Bulldozing Public and private sewage systems Government Licensed Excavations of all types Free Estimates Gaetan Jacques Construction RR 2 GODERICH 524-7104 Big or small we do them all! 19. Notice to creditors IN THE ESTATE OF RONALD WILLIAM ALLIN, LATE OF THE TOWN OF GODERICH, IN THE COUNTY OF HURON • All persons claiming against the above Estate are required to forward full particulars of their claims to the undersigned, on' or before the 4th day of July, 1977, after which date the assets will be distributed. DONNELLY & MURPHY,' ' •arrisiers 18 The Square, GODERICH, Ontario. Solicitors for the Estate 22,23,24ar IN THE ESTATE OF FREDERICK HAROLD SMITH, LATE OF THE TOWN OF GODERICH, IN THE COUNTY OF HURON All persons claiming against the above Estate are required to forward full particulars of their claims to the undersigned, on or before the 4th day of July, 1977, after which date the assets will be distributed, DONNELLY & MURPHY, Barristers, 18 The Square, GODERICH, Ontario, Solicitors for the Estate —22,23,24ar " IN nig estate of MABEL BRADLEY, All persons having claims 1 , against the Estate of MABEL B1VADLEY late of Maitland Manor Nursing Home, Goderich, t Ontario -deceased, who died on or t about the 23 day of May, 1977, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned Personal Representative -of the said f deceased on„ or before the 16th day of July 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, Ont. this 13th day. ofJune, 1977. Victoria and Grey Trust Com- pany 1 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario (Executor) By Prest and Egener, 33 Montreal St., Goderich, Ont. Their Solicitors herein. —24-26ar NOTICE. TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS, IN THE ESTATE OF EMMERSON ERB: All persons having claims against the Estate of Emmerson Erb, late ,Of 210 Walnut Street, Goderich, who died May 20, 1977 are required to file proof of same With; the undersigned on or before July 30, 1977; after which date the Estate, will; bedistributed with regard, only' to the Claims of which the und, Igned shall then have, notice, anthe 'undersigned 'II not liable to any person of se c fit they shall- not then o erica„Ontario this at,dsly'sifJtitie,1977,r lis.' a hd, 5usan.0or iv X ' C iJ e d�a 4heir,6ollcltors 0 t t i ra,j�;l e •7fc'1�iyers'f NOTICETO;CREDITORS:*:u• All persons having claims against the ;estateof ANNIE MARJORIE HARRISON, late,,"of the Town of , Goderich in' the County of Huron, married.warnsn• who died on or about the lith day of May, /977, are required to file the same with full particulars with the undersigned by the 30th day of. June, 197Pas;'after that date the assets of the estate will be distributed. Dated at Goderich, Ontario this 6th day of June, 1977,, Prest & Egener, 33 Montreal Street, Goderich, Ontario, Solicitors for the estate. -23- 25A R` ALL persons having claims against the Estate of •WILLIAM CHARLES BRECKOW, late of the Town of Goderich, in the County of I•iuron, who died on or about the 3rd day of February, 1977, are required to file the same with full particulars with the undersigned by the 25th day of June, 1977, as after that date the assets of the estate will be distributed. DATED at Goderich, Ontario, this 27th day of May, 1977. PREST and EGENER, Barristers, etc., .33 Montreal Street, Goderich, Ontario. Solicitors for the Estate —22,23,24ar 20. Public notices I will no longer be responsible for any debts incurred by my wife, Wendy McPhee as of June 2, 1977. - Gary McPhee. -22-24 WHEELCHAIRS — WALKERS The Humanitarian Service Committee •of the Goderich Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodes have equipment for loanl'Centact Amos Osbaldeston, 524-9623 or Fred Fritzley, 524-7217.-2eowar =z �zzz=zszz-i, N PLANNED PARENTHOOI DROP IN CENTRE 67 NORTH GODERICH Phone 524-9145 OPEN: MONDAY AND THURSDAY 3-6p.m. 7 - 10 p.m. 21. Personal AA - Having a drinking problem? Phone 524-6001.-19tfnc ARE you living with a drinking problem? AL -ANON can help. Phone Goderich 524- 6001.-4eownc WE INVITE engaged couples to visit the Arbor .Gift Shop in Clinton. Receive afree gift and tell your friends about our shower and Bridal Registry Service, No charge, no obligation —3tf 22. Lost and found LOST - one butterscotch and white kitten, about 3 months old. If you find him, please call 524- 6.908,-24 LOST: White gold Lady's Bulova watch in vicinity of East St, Goderich on June 5th. Reward offered. Phone 524-2488,-24 25. To give away PUPPIES, German :Shepherd - Border Collie cross, Phone 529- 7843•-24,25x 24. Business opportunities DIP 'N STRIP FACT; Restoring old furniture if (*tuming more and mora popular as hew furniture prleas Increase 11 you err Interested In owning y• our own exclusive Furniture StrIppinp dglnhlp contest the ODAY DPI N' STR IPfeeaTMn err now in the more them S0 shops In North America. over 50 In Canada. The OObERICN•cLINTON area Is a very Suitable Motion for intact a rulI tlm.Or part.! tImi DIP 'N 'STRIP. CeRyINr cost Pit 'D.al*uM: '5900.x' - Yeu "supply 1M WOW ' and We 'i Will 44, ll fur equipment, lrl Ehemltrlb tryinlh�i0 and0n, d Prhmerk!41;'j,145; dprratienc manuals.. -:i 11I' t Itrthtn eM mit.�:tn rrw� Or Of, b 4 It „EDWARDS At' Alexandra! Hot}pital, Goderich; O�nta•rio, to • Mr. and °,Mz-s ,flat} Edwards, Goderich, :Ontario, on .June, 11, 1977,a son,iDana Alan, : 24nc CQLfLTI,$; To John and Christine;;.” Coultis, :Goderich, a boy Anthony Janes,. born June 14th, 1977 ate' Alexandra "M'arine and General Hospital—Tic. COLBOURNE: Christopher, would like to announce the safe°;. arrival "of his brother, Paul DaVid, 7, lbs. 91 ors:, at` Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, Ontario, an June 12, 1977, another son for proud parents, David and Sandra:--24nc 28. Engagements Mr. and Mrs. John A. Chambers, Chapleau, Ontario, are happy to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Frances Mary, to George Lockhart Edward,' son of The Rev. G. Lockhart and Mrs. Royal, Goderich, on Saturday, July 16, 1977, at 4 p.m., in St. John's Anglican Church, Chapleau.-24x Elva and Alex Gauley wish • to announce the forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Sherrill - Ann, to 'John Charles Strickler, son of Laura and Wilfred Strickler, RR 2, Brussels. The marriage will take place on Saturday, June 25,1977. 24 Gordon and Thelma McDougall, BY Ron Graham June 6 the Algorail arrived light from Sarnia for salt Blyth, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Anne to Daniel Wayne Taylor; son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Taylor, Varna. A quiet wedding will take, place in Londesboro on Friday June 17, 1977 . followed by an open reception in the Blyth Arena auditorium, -24x 30. In memoriam BEADLE: In loving memory of Harry Beadle, husband, father and grandfather, who „passed away one year ago, June 17, 1976. His weary hours and days of pain His troubled nights are past, And in our aching hearts we know He has -found sWeet're`sta•'tlast. Softly the leave's of memory fall, Sadly we stoop and gather them all. Unseen, unheard, he is always near, Still loved, still missed and very dear. Always remembered and sadly missed by wife Iona and family. -24 • 31. Card of thanks STEPHENS • The family of the late Douglas Stephens wish to express sincere appreciation for the -many acts of kindness and messages of sympathy received at the time of their loss of a dear son and brother. Jim and Florence Stephens and family. -24x 31. Card of thanks. FORDE - The family ofthe late Dr. J. D. Forde wish to express sincere .• thanks and deep , ap- .precietion for the many acts of condolence. Special thanks to the Rev. Austin Snyder from Central United Church, Woodstock, who conducted the memorial ser- vices. Many thanks to -Dr. Bruce Thomson, Dr. Cutbush, nurses and staff of Goderich Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, to relatives and friends for their floral contributions, • memorial donations and other expressions of sympathy shown during our recent sudden and sad 'bereavement- Floral tributes` from Blue Water Centre Colleagues, and • Maladay Bay. From physicians, nursing staff and all other departments - Cedar Springs. Thanks to the neigh- bours, who assisted at the MacDonald family home, Lochalsh, following interment, also to MacKenzie Memorial Funeral Home, as well as pallbearers. Your kindness will always be remem- bered.—Sincerely, Mrs. J. D. Forde "(Elizabeth) and family. -24x Harbor report June 6 the Algorail cleared. harbor with salt for Ogden- sburg, New York. June 7 the FL C. Heim- becker arrived from Thunder Bay with grain. June 8 the Agawa Canyon arrived light from Kingsville for salt. June 8 the H. C. Heim- becker cleared harbor light for Thunder Bay. June 9 the Agawa Canyon cleared harbor with salt for Saginaw, June S the Labradoc ax ived from Thunder Bay with grain. June 10 the Labradoc cleared harbor light for Thunder Bay. June 11 the Agawa Canyon arrived light :from Saginaw -- for salt. June 11 the Agawa Canyon cleared harbor with salt for Holland, Michigan, June 12 the Coast Guard Cutter Rapid returned for the season. 1 June 14 the_New York News P arrived from Thunder Bay d with grain. j Goderich Public Utilities Commission chairman Harry Worsell, left, honored lineman Gary Graham, Monday afternoon by presenting the utility employee with a certificate of registratofficially tmaks Graham as a journeon marking Graham's yman power liletion of an neman. (staff program. hoto) The certificate Jubilee list sports events The Goderich Jubilee Committee is offering myriad of activities for al ages during the Sesquicen tennial celebrations and• sporting activities will play an integral part. Sporting events have been scheduled over the 12 days of festivities and range from a soap box derby for the youngsters, to bed races, tennis and golf tournaments, softball, horsestoes and water events. On opening day, Wed- nesday, June 29, the com- mittee is hosting the first Jubilee 3 golf tournament at Sunset Golf and Country Club North of Goderich. Visitors may take advantage of two shotgun starts, one at 8 a,m, and another at 1 p.m. and also two dinner sittings. The following day, June 30, the youngsters get into the action with the judging of the soap box carts .at the Log Cabin in Court House Park at 0 a.m. The committee will resent a trophy for the best esigned cart. After the udging youngsters will have 3 overnight to plan rac a strategy before the 9 a.m 1 start on Friday morning. The races will be run at the foot o West Street and the entrants will race in threecategories, midget, junior and in- termediate. The event is sponsored by the Goderich firefighters, Later that day the Goderich Lions Club will hold their annual Aqua Carnival at the beach that. includes several zany water sports and races competition. The water sports action begins at 12 noon at the beach and at 2 p.m. the bed races will begin on The Square. This event promises to provide some entertainment as more than 50 teams will be competing in two divisions. On Saturday, July 2, the committee is sponsoring a horseshoe tournament at 11 a.m, with registration preceding the play at Jim Hayter's car lot on Kingston Street at 10:30 a.m. At the harbour' in the afternoon water sports will continue during the second day of the e Lions Club Aqua Days. . p.m. the Bay City Le Ladies will battle f Goderich Ladies Le Auxiliary in a softball g at Agriculture Park. The Port of Goderich is also famous as a shipping town and on Sunday, July 3, sailors and perhaps some would-be sailors will be participating in the regatta for racing sailboats at the harbour at 10 a.m. Later in the afternoon the Goderich Sailing Club will hold a sail past ,and parade and the Alexander Henry Coast Guard ice breaker will be open to the public in the harbour. There will be plenty of exciting softball action on Sunday as the Bay City and Goderich Legion ladies take to the diamond at Agriculture Park for a return match at 4 p.m. Following the ladies' game the Goderich Industrial Softball league will hold four At 4 gion the gion 'eSeparate School Board. DOAK - It's nice to know that One people in Goderich are so honest. position. eliminA great. thank you goes out toeliminated honest Stella and Gary the milk- • man, for returned wallet lost by Cheryl Doak, and returned as contained, Sincere thank you, Cheryl, -24 EMERY - The family of the late Mrs. A. Emery, wish to express our thanks to the nurses on 1st floor at Alexandra Marine Hospital for the good care and kindness given to our mother during her illness. Special thanks to Dr, J.W. Wallace, Father Moynahan, and Sister Louise of St. Joseph's Convent -24 We would like to thank all those who helped raise money in the jog-a-thon for the athletic complex. Work will be underway this fall thanks to your ef- forts,—G,D,C,I, "par- ticipants". -24x McASTOCKER - I Would like to thank those who sent flowers, cards and treats while I was in Alexandra Hospital, Also to Dr. Watters 'and Dr. Lomas and the ambulance driver, --Tammy McAstocker,-24x. STRAUGHAN - I would like to "thank everyone who sent cards, gifts and visited me while In the hospital, Special thanks to Dr. Ceislar, Dr, Watts, nurses and staff ;,of first anti second floors. Don Straughan: -•-24 BLAKE: 1 wish to thank friends, neighbours and relatives for cards, flowers- and visits While 1 was a patient in Alexandra Hospital. Special, thanks to Dr. Celslar,'nurSes',and staff on `first floor. Jim Flake "; 2!ixri<: MOOR E. I wo ul ' lte.tb thank all •'friends"• or ca Its visjta' while 1` yv ,•lip gf and . 60110: G.0010/0,4a/ paff�tt, pit l Spetialtli`t y, to.auks ,rbt.� by Wilma Oke ' The Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board will eliminate the •position of one of its two academic superintendents this summer it was learned at the board session in Dublin Monday night. The decision for elimination was made in committee -of -the -whole May 16. This will leave the board with the positions of a director of education, one academic superintendent and one superintendent of business. The board is presently discussing the hiring of a director of education to replace John Vintar who resigned . April 25, effective icily 31. Mr: Vintar has been "wformodith thein board 1969, since it was Mr. Vintar will take a position as superintendent of schools with the Dufferin- Peel Roman Catholic Swarnte School Board. The 'two academic superintendents with_-ti,e, board now are Joseph MIPSS, superintendent of special ServiCCS and•'William Eckert, supierilitefldent pf program. Jack :Lane is the superin, tefdent; of business finance and .610:11.a. cot'wt'- `thliewtyhoe l est►essay nt h „-to kl'-�r atl�ti i £rat o n •r. �w, fristatl'•f � r;a11c1„ tri Oder 'el to elf use _ t oard neeti • - 47 the Huron -Perth system for new director but to date n application has hee received. Ron Gladding, Stratford co-ordinator of the Famil Life committee presented th Grade 8 Family Life revised curriculum, He was invited to speak at 9 p.m: but was kept waiting along with the press representative until 9:50 p.m. while the board met in committee of the whole having started at 8 p,m. a were accepted: Mary R. o Smith. 50 per cent, Kin - n derg ten teacher at St. ga ,Jose's School, Clinton; P Anne Riegling 60 per cent, y Kindergarten and Maithel D e Wilson, Grade 8 teacher, both U' from St. Joseph's School, 's Kingsbridge; Janet Albert, r "grades 3 - 4, St. Joseph's, A Stratford: Sheila Jankowski, p• Grade 1, Our Lady of Mount fo regular season games at the park. Tennis enthusiasts get an opportunity to play and spectate on Monday, July 4, with two tennis tournaments at the Maitland Courts. At 2 p.m. there will be a Jubilee 3 Juniors tennis tournament at Maitland and at 7 p.m. there will be a seniors mixed doubles round robin tour- nament. All visitors are also welcome to join in men's night at the Maitland Golf Club and there will be two Goderich Industrial League mes 6layed at Agriculture ark, Tuesday, July 5, is Heritage ay in Goderich and part of e heritage sporting events an old fashioned rodeo. The odeo will be held •at• griculture Park at 2 and 8 m. and at 10 p.m. will be llowed by square dancing at Mr. Gladding said his initial preparation of a basic curriculum, with input from administration, was made to a committee of teachers and the religion consultants who made a number of changes, additions and deletions. Then it was taken to a committee of parents who represented the two - counties. They made more changes. Then it was presented to the priests of the deanery who also made changes and gave their moral support of the curriculum, The board tabled the report for the next meeting to give themselves time to study it before giving final approval. The following teachers were hired, coi,rmencing duties September 1: Corey E. Heine, itinerant oral French teacher; Mary O'Keefe, Kindergarten 60 percent, at $ty. • Joseph's School, kingsbricI , g ,Harold Zettler, St.., J oseph's School, fngsbridge; . Helen Devlin to toi rin_cipal" s'; relief 50 per cent, 5. J'oseph's School, Clinton; -I- tC{titt",�Antls tihnston, Kin- Thousands arsttit�xd lyr, centi St. =;]obs; but,aotii ltti y' Scho01, Goderich. c nf1eeted w1U lowing;'resigna ions 'its unpP101'' ,7,.:: ka, Carmel. Dashwood; Sharon Blythe, grades 2 - 3, Our Lady of Mount Carmel: Kathleen McMillan, itinerant oral French teacher at St. Boniface, Zurich, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Precious Blood at Exeter and St. James, Seaforth; Gwen Hugill, grades 1 2, St. Columban; Nancy McKeon, Grades 3 - 4, Sacred Heart, Wingham; Marjorie Graham, music,,, 30 per cent, St. Michael's, Stratford; Joan Stapleton, Grades 5 - 6, St. Patrick's School, Dublin. ,Joseph Blythe, Precious Blood School, Exeter, will be allowed absence from teaching for one year, without pay. A The Seaforth Lions Club Agr was given permission to use high the board owned playing field Arid as a parking lot during the pull summer carniyal July 22 to Agri o£ Goderich 24, It is locatedStreet at the'East'and corner - Folio Coleman Street in Seaforth.fire That 'th the., arena. Also at 5 p.m. the Maitland Golf Club will hold ladies night and everyone is welcome. Wednesday, July 5, has been set aside for the young at heart and includes several activities for the elders of the town during Old Timers Day. The Senior Citizens card tournament will be held at the Legion at 1 p.m. and the second Jubilee 3 Golf Tour- nament begins at the Maitland Country Club at 1p.m. In the evening the Goderich Industrial Fastball League will stage an inter- division game at Agriculture Park. giant tractor pull at iculture Park will' Tiger Dunlop Day, ay, July 8. The tractor will begin at 6 p;n•i, in culture Pak and will be wed by a monstrous works "display at 10 .m, e s0 p uta , pier,' bo ch ur," ^ tet' ' re thaw Vial';s)tth`uritt e meeting was adloul-ned Har at 11 :40 p, m, folk hy� Rt.w� 6 ti *eek of rig a V r,?