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20. Public notices
20. Public notices
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NOTICE TO
RESIDENTS & RATEPAYERS
OF
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
PART A
Colborne Township Council hos Instructed that Colbor-
ne Township Dog Control By -Law No. 3/75 be strictly en-
forced in that no owner of a dog shall suffer or permit
such dog to run at large in the Township of Colborne.
Offenders will be fined under The Summary Convictions
Act.
• PART
Colborne Township Office In the Township Hall. Carlow
will be closed June 27/78 until July 14/78.
For information or assistance please contact acting
Clerk -Treasurer Ben Straughan, R.R. 4 Goderich, Ont.
(Benmiiler), Phone 524-2380.
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Signed:
Wilmer Hardy,
Clerk -Treasurer.
Township of Colborne.
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travel. Dick Atkey 482-
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�2. Lost and found
LOST: Black and white
female cat, Mustang Drive -
In area. Answers to name of
Boots. Reward. Finder
please contact 524-7744.-25
LOST: Calico kitten, orange,
white and black, from
vicinity of Jail. Phone 524-
7473 between 4. and 8
p.m. -25x
24. Business
opportunities
FOR SALE or rent - one
office unit 10' x 33'.'$4500. for
sale or $150. monthly rent.
Phone 482-7066.-22-26ar
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ABILITY? We have op-
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pleasant work, ad-
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26. Births
BENTLEY: Jim and Jan
Bentley, Goderich are happy
to announce the arrival of
Amanda Elaine (Mandy)
born June 17, 1978, 7 Ib. 15 oz.
First grandchild for"both Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Bentley,
Goderich and Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Rowland, Grayling,
Mich. Special thanks to third
floor delivery staff of St.
Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don.-2�
KERR: To Gary and Yvonne
Kerr, RR6 Goderich, at
Victoria Hospital, London,
Ontario, on June 5, 1978, a
son, Gary Mark Gir-
vin.-25nc
McMANUS: To William and
Mary McManus, Goderich, a
boy, William James,
"Jamie", 7 Ib.1 oz. born on
June 12, 1978.-25\nc
SLEIGHTHOLM:To David
and Eileen Sleightholm of
Goderich, a g: I, Cristal
Helen, 7 lb. 153/ oz., on June
I6, 1978. A sister for
Lisa.-25nc
SWITZER: David and
Nancy are pleased to an-
nounce 'the arrival of their
son, Mark David, 8 lb. 91/2
oz., on June 19,, 1978 at
Goderich Hospital. Proud
grandparents are Rev. and
Mrs. R. Brubacher and Mr.
and Mrs. M. Switzer. -25
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28. Engagements
Mr. and Mrs, William
Andrew are pleased to an-
nounce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter,
Brenda Gail to Mr. Robert
Glenn Kimberly, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Kimberley
of Noranda, Quebec. The
wedding will take place on
Saturday, July 8, 1978 at 4:00
p.m. at North Street United
Church, Goderich.-25nc
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ashton of
Goderich wish to announce
'the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Marilyn
Louise to Robert William
Schultz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Schultz, RR2 Clinton,
Ont. The marriage will take
place at St. George's
Anglican Church, Goderich,
July 1, 1978 at 7:30 p.m.
o'clock. -25
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Huisser,
Goderich, Ontario wish to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter,
Patricia Ann to Mr. Robert
Wesley Burroughs, son of
Mrs. Catherine Burroughs,
Goderich and the late Mr.
We Burroughs. The wed-,
ding will take place Friday,
July 21, 1978 at 7:00 o'clock
p.m. in Victoria Street
United Church,
Goderich.-25x
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Hutchins and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Keller all of
Goderich are happy to an-
nounce the forthcoming
Marriage of their children,
Valerie and Randy on July 7,
1978, 5:30 p.m. at Berea -By -
The -Water Lutheran Church,
Goderich.' 25x
Mr. and Mrs. George Ives,
Blyth, Ont. wish to announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Judith Ellen
to Mr. Larry James Sturdy,
son of. Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Sturdy, RR2 Goderich. The
wedding will take place
Friday, July 7, 1978 at 5 p.m:
at the Trinity Anglican
Church, Blyth. -25
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Wagner, Wellesley, Ont. and
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Brown, Goderich, Ont. are
happy to announce the forth-
coming marriage of their
children Sharon and Ron.
The marriage will take place
July 8, 1978 in St. Mark's
Lutheran Church, Wellesley,
Ont at 6:30p.m.-25x
30. In memoriam
BOYES: In lov;ng memory
of a dear mother and father,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyes,
who passed away seveial
years ago and a dear
brother, ;Bert Boyes, who
passed away one year ago.
We cannot bring the old days
back
When we were all together
But there., is a link death
cannot break,
Love and remembrance
last forever.
Always remembered by
their daughters and sisters.
- 'Eva, Florence and
Mabel. -25x
31. Card of thanks
DURST: Jim and I would
like to thank our families and
our many good friends for
their time and hard work in
helping us with .our dream of
opening a store. Your faith
and confidence in us has
helped us through some very
exasperating moments. We
want you to know that it is
deeply appreciated. Thanks
again. - Jim and Joanne
Durst.-25AR
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31. Card of thanks
Christian Fellowship campout
KNOX: 1 would like to take
this opportunity to thank my
relatives, neighbours and
friends for visits, cards,
treats and flowers while a
patient in hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Hollingworth
and Dr. Lambert also nurses
on second east for their
kindness. - June Knox. -25
LAMB: I would like to ex-
press my sincere ap-
preciation to people who
helped in any way during our
fire. Special thanks to the
fire department, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Straughan who
phoned in the alarm, and to
Mr. Bruce Betties for his
assistance during and
following the fire: - Harold
Lamb. —25
LAMB: I would like to thank
my friends, neighbours and
relatives for flowers, gifts,
cards and visits while I was a
patient in Goderich General
Hospital. Special thanks to
Dr. Cieslar and nurses on
second East. - Mrs. Violet
Lamb. -25x
LOMAS: I would like to
thank my friends, neigh-
bours and relatives for
flowers, cards, telephone
calls And all kindnesses,
while I was a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London
and in Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich. Special thanks to
Dr. A. B: Deathe , all of the
nurses who were so kind and
patient with me and to Rev.
Ralph King and Miss Clare
McGowan for their com-
forting visits. - June
Lomas. -25
MALONE'S' GAS• BAR - We
would like to express our
sincere appreciation to all
our gas customers' at
Malone's Gas Bar. Our
apologies for any in-
convenience. Hopefully
business will be in operation
ill a week or so. - Harold
Lamb. -25
MARTIN: I wish to thank
my friends and relatives for
cards, flowers, gifts and
visits while I was a patient in
Alexandra Hospital and
Victoria Hospital, London.
Special thanks to Dr.
Lambert, Dr. Hollingworth
and Dr. Willan and nurses
and staff of both hospitals.
Also thanks. for the many
kindnesses shown me since
returning home. Mrs. Ethel
Martin. -25
SMITH: We wish to express
heartfelt thanks for the floral
tributes, contributions to the
Ontario Heart Fund, ex-
pressions of sympathy and
the many acts of kindness
shown us during our recent
bereavement in the loss of a
husband, father/ and gran-
dfather, Mr. Joseph Smith.
Yourthoughtfulness will
always be remembered. -
Mrs. Laura Smith and
family. -25x
WATSON: I would like to
thank my relatives, neigh-
bours and friends for
flowers, gifts, visits and
cards while I was a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, Ont., and in
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, -Goderich.
- Olive Watson. -25x
Track
team
travels
Wednesday, June 14
saw the St. Joseph's
Kingsbridge track and
field team travel to
Wingham for Zone
competitions.
Congratulations to Bobby
Austin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Austin who
won the senior boys
honours in the Zone.
Other schools taking
part were St. Mary's,
Goderich; St. Joseph's,
Clinton and St. Heart,
Wingham.
Willy Hendriks and
Denise Connelly were
runners-up in their.
division. Students that
placed first were: Lisa
Frayne (standing long -
jump); Linda Sinnett
(running long jump) ; Liz
Vogt (softball throw);
Denise Connelly (400
metres); Willy Hendriks
(200 metres and 400
metres) ; Jackie ' Dalton
(200 metres and 800
metres) ; Rose Marie
O'Keefe- (100 metres,
standing long jump);
Bobby Austin (the long
jump •and triple jump);
and Lonny, Doherty
(standing long jump).
SQCIAL NEWS
Mr. Frank Lefevre of
Ashford, Kent arrived in
Canada on Friday to
spend six weeks with his
daughter Jill and her
family, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Thomson,
Richard, Peter, Robbie
and Chris.
Mrs. Mel Bell of
Goderich and Mrs. Jas.
McFadgen of Guelph
called on Mel Jones on
Friday. Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Marsh of Auburn
arid Miss Betty Marsh of
Burlington, called in on
Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Caesar is in
University Hospital in
London where she had
surgery last Wednesday.
Gwen hopes to get home
this week.
Mr. Marvin Durnin
suffered an impact
fracture of his hip in a fall
last week and is also in
University Hospital. Mrs.
W.A. Stewart is staying
with Mrs. Durnin while
Marvin is hospitalized.
Mrs. Graham McNee
was guest of • the
Wingham W.I. on
Thursday and brought
greetings from the
district in her role as
District President. She
proposed a toast to the
Wingham Branch on the
occasion of their 75th
anniversary and
presented life mem-
berships to two of their
members.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Phillips on
the birth of a baby
daughter, Anita Suzanne,
on Monday, June ', 1978,
at St. Joseph's Hospital in
London, a little sister for
Andy and Jason.
Mrs. Cecil Blake, Mrs.
Elmer Black and Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh McWhinney
enjoyed the Huron
County Historical Society
bus trip on Wednesday to
Elmira, Elora and
Milton. At Milton they
saw the Ontario
Agricultural Museum
which has recently
opened and is in the
process of expanding
with Bob Carbi"tt as
manager.
Congratulation's:,, and
best wishes to Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Lemon,
(nee Grace Westhaver),
who were married ` in
Annan United Church,
near Owen Sound. The
Reverend C.G., and Mrs.,
Westhaver and the other ..
members of their family
attended the wedding of
their daughter..
Miss Carol Westhaver
of Toronto visited her
parents on the weekend
after her sister's wed-
ding.
Mrs. Iris Sampson and
Mrs. Gladys Rivett of
Goderich called on Mr.
and Mrs. Howard God-
frey on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Errington were to Clinton
on Friday to see Evelyn's
sister, Mrs. Melinda
Nivins, who broke a small
bone in her wrist. She is
staying with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan
McNee and boys spent
part of the weekend at
their cottage at Cedar
Beach and called on Mr.
and Mrs. Graham McNee
and Mrs. Ross McNee on
Sunday."
Mrs. Ross McNee
returned to the home of
her son, Mr. and Mrs.
Graham McNee on
Friday from Goderich
hospital where she had
spent the past few weeks
since breaking her pelvis
in a fall. She is able to get
around in a wheelchair or
with the aid of a walker.
Miss Marilyn Clark of
Kitchener visited with
Mr. and Mrs. K.K.
Dawson on the weekend.
Sympathy is extended
to the family- of the late
Mrs. Esther Rivett who
died very suddenly at her
home in Goderich on
Friday. The funeral was
held at Stiles Funeral
Home on Monday at 2
p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Schultz, Andrew, Douglas
and Amy oi'' Mississauga
called on their cousin,
Mrs. Mary Bere on
Sunday.
Kathie and John
Stanbury of Goderich,
Annette Hodges and
Gerry Bere, visited Mrs:
Mary Bere. and Jamie on
Sunday.
Last weekend Mrs.
Elsie Irvin accompanied
Mrs. Olive Kennedy on a
bus tour from Wingham
to Scott's Oquaga Lake
House, New York State
and enjoyed the four days
of planned activities put
on by the Scott Family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Stirling and family of
Thamesville visited
Betty's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Irvin on the
weekend.
Some of the recent
newcomers to the village
are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Smith and family, for-
merly of Goderich who
have moved into the
house at the south end of
Main Street in Wawanosh
Township; Mr. and Mrs.
Buchanon and two foster
children who have bought
the mobile home at the
south end of Main Street
in Ashfield Township;
and Mr. and Mrs. Terry,
Noble (nee Pat McGee)
and family who have
bought the former Wilbur
property on Joseph Street
East.
The annual Memorial
Service at the Dungannon
Cemetery will be held on
ungannon
doings
Mary Bere
correspondent 529-7915
Sunday, July 2 at 3:15
p.m.
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
There will be no choir
practice this week, but
next Thursday as usual.,
The Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper will be
held next Sunday, June
25. Awards will be
presented to the Sunday
School on this final
session of Sunday School
for this season.
Additional camp
folders for Camp
Menesetung are
available from the
minister. These have on
them the registration
form for those planning to
go to camp this summer.
The week following
Sunday, June 18, has been
set aside by the Province
of Ontario as Senior
Citizen's Week.
The 100th Anniversary
of the Londesboro manse
will be observed with
"Open House" an
Wednesday, June 28,
afternoon and evening.
DUNGANNON
CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
Marshall and Helen
Lawrknce conducted an
evening service in which
they told„of their linguist
tic work under Wycliffe
Bible Translattprs, and
some of their experiences
in Papua, New Guinea.
The church group is
planning a camp -out next
weekend at Point Farms
Park. This will include
fireside singing and talks,
a Sunday School picnic on
Saturday afternoon,
scavenger and treasure
hunts and other activities
to make for an interesting
weekend camping. There
will also be presentations
of awards to those in the
Children's Bible Club who
were top winners in their
Bible memory work. The
outing will end sometime
Sunday afternoon after
S.S. and church services
and.a final meal together
as a church group.
Celebrates 35 years as priest
Reverend Father
Edward J. Dentinger
C.R., celebrated his 35th
anniversary of
Ordination to the
Priesthood on Monday,
June 12. Father Den-
tinger, a native of For-
mosa, received his high
school education at St.
Jerome's College, Kit-
chener. His . ,seminary
training was at
University in London and
he graduated with a
degree in •Honours
Philosophy. He was or-
dained in June of 1943. He
became pastor of St.
Joseph's Parish,
Kingsbridge, St.,
Augustine and St.
Mary's, Lucknow Roman
Catholic churches in July.
1972.
Mrs. Eldon Austin was -
admitted to the
Alexandra Marine ' and
General, Hospital,
Goderich on Monday,
June 12. Her many
friends wish her a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Gordon Congram
of Ashfield Township
joined with 42 others on a
four day bus tour to
Oquaga Lake House
Resort in New York
State. They left Goderich
on Friday morning, June
9 returning home on.
Monday night, June 12. A
very enjoyable trip was
had by all.
Students attending high
schools ,in Wingham and
Goderich with no exams
to write started summer
holidays on Wednesday,
June 14. Congratulations.
t.:ongratuiation-
Reverend Father Ed
Dentinger and Brother
Carl Voll are on Retreat
in Waterloo during this
week. Reverend Father
Caughlin of St. Augustine
had been on Retreat ,last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jan
Marsman of Holland are
visiting with his sister,
Mrs.,., (Reis) Marie
Miltenburg, Mr.
Miltenburg and family.
Weekend and' Sunday
visitors with the
Miltenburg family were:
Mr. and Mrs. Hank de
Bruyn 1 and family,
Sudbury; Mr. 'and Mrs.
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Mrs. Tony Marsman and
family, London; Mr. and
Mrs. Jan Marsman
returned to Sudbury with
Mr. and Mrs. Hank de
Bruyn for this week.
Birthday celebrations
were held in St. Joseph's
Parish Hall, Kingsbridge
on Wednesday afternoon,
June 14 honoured Brother
Carl Voll; Leo Rosinke,
John O'Connor, Frank
Sullivan, Bernardine
Kinney and Mary
Frayne. An afternoon of
cards was enjoyed. The
high winners were John
O'Connor and 'Mary
Frayne. Birthday cards,
and gifts were presented
to each of the celebrants.
Birthday cake, cookies
and ice cream were
served by members of the
Kingsbridge Catholic
Women's League. A
social hour followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J.
Vogt and daughter Julie
visited with relatives in
Southfield, Michigan last
weekend and while there
attended the wedding of
Mrs. Vogt's nephew, Mr.
James Zrembski to
Sandy Royek at St. Mel's
Church, Southfield,
Michigan on Saturday,
June 10. Dinner and
reception were held at the
Raleigh House.
Mr. Dennis .Lassaline
who resides at the home
of his daughter Mrs.
Mark Dalton and family
was pleased on. Father's
Day to have the following
members of his family
visit with him - both af-
ternoon and evening - Mr.
and Mrs. Ken King of
Welland, 'Mr. and Mrs.
Gerry Lassaline,
Goderich, Mr. and Mrs.
Armond Lassaline,
Goderich Township, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence
Lassaline, and son
Jeremy, Goderich,
Township, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Kerr and family,
Goderich, Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Lassaline and
family, Goderich, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen
MacDonald and family,
Brampton and Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Martin and
family of Glammis.
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