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Residents are reminded that
the WEST WAWANOSH
Waste Disposal Site is open
' on Saturdays only, during
the months of January,
February and March.—tar
The township '--of -West
Wawanosh and its snowplow
operators • WILL NOT -tie
responsible for damage•to•
vehicles or mailboxes which
are in the way of snowplows.
The Municipality reserves
the right to tow away, at the -
owner's expense, any vehicle
which interferes with
snowplowing operation-
s.-2ar
25. To give away 9. -Marriages
FREE to good home, female,
Irish Setter, good with
children, two to three years
old. Phone Dungannon 529-
7902.-2
26. Births
HORNER
Dan and Gaye Horner
(Mero), Point Edward, Ont.,
thank God .for the safe
arrival of Katherine Gaye, 6
Ib. 14 oz. at St. Joseph's
'Hospital., Sarnia, Ont. on
December 21, 1978. A new
sister for Becky and
Meighan and new niece for
Dulcie, Proud grandparents
are Mrs. Beulah Horner,
Point Edward and Mrs. Alice
Mero, Goderich.-2nc
LUMBY: Herb and Cathy
are pleased to announce the
arif,ival of a daughter, Dana
.toy, weighing 6 lbs. 151/2 oz.
11 St. Joseph's Hospital,
London on January 9, 1979.
21..Per,sonal - First granddaughter for Mr.
Ind Mrs. Bill Lumby and
10th grandchild for Mr. and
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solidations, loans). Call,
. Coin niltt-MoreTnvestments
Robert Hiller, Mitchell -
348.9548 or Gary Emmerson,
Kitchener 745=8418.--50tf
20. Public notices
„I would like to take this
opportunity -to thank all my
friends 'and customers who
patronized me during my
stay at Malone Petroleum.
We will , no longer he in
• business due to being refused
a building permit. I would
like towish all my friends
and customers a very happy
New Year and hope to serve
you in the •future ' in.' my
auctioneering business. -
Harold Lamb, Malone Gas
Bar. .
FRANCAIS - Rassemblons-
nous pour conserver notre
Iangue maternslle, ainsi
que le francais etudier .:a
I'ecole ou l'universite. Pour
plus de rense' 'nements
concernant la date, 'I'heure
et lieu du rendezvous S.V.P.
telephoner 524.7635,-2
27. Deaths
Me'VAVISH
At Victoria Hospital, South
Street Campus, on Wed-
nesday, January 3,' 1979
Albert R. McTavish, of 1766
Parkhurst Ave„ in his 52nd
year. Beloved husband of
Mrs, Catherine (Pritchard)
McTavish. Dear father of
Mrs.' Blaine (Susan) Rueck
wa.ld• of Kitchener, Robert of
Midland, John and William,
both of London. Funeral
services were held in the
22. Lost and found Needham Memorial Chapel,
London on January 5, 1979.
Rev. Allan H. Johnston-Of-
LOST:
ohnston-ofLOST: New Year's at arena • ficiating. Interment Forest
-adds .lingo dross salt -f._ Lawn Memorial Gardens,_' --2
beige and rust. Please call
524-7919.-1
23. Miscellaneous
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The Macrame Hut has a
complete catalogue of
Macrame books and sup-
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catalogue now. Mail your
name and address to:
Macrame Hut, 2393 Ness
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BUSINESS AIR SERVICES LIMITED AP-
"'
PLICATION -FOR—AUTHORITY TO OPERATE A'
COMMERCIAL AIR SERVICE
By Licence No. A.T.C.- 560-76 (CF) Business Air
Services Limited is authorized to operate a Class 9-4
International Charter- commercial air service to
transport persons and goods between Canada and any.
other country from a base at Goderich, Ontario using
aircraft in Group C. -
Condition No: 3 of the said licence prohibits the
licensee from undertaking any form •of operation for
the transport of persons or goods except within the
limits of the Continent of North America and the
Territorial Waters thereof.
The licensee has applied for amendment to Condition
No, 3 to permit operations of the Baha.nia Islands, the
Caribbean Islands and South 'America in addition to
those operations presently allowed.
- Any person -interested- may intervene to support,
oppose or modify the application in., accordance with
the Canadian Transport Commission General Rules.
An Intervention, if made, shalt be endorsed with.the
nameand address of the Intervenor or its Solicitor; and
shall be' (nailed or delivered together with- any sup-
porting documentsto the Secretary, Air Transport
Committee, OTTWA, KJA 0N9 .with a' copy of the
Intervention served upon the applicant or its Solicitor
not later than January 30th, 1979,
The name and address for service of Interventions
is:
Business Air Services Limited
R.R. No. 5,
Goderich, Ontario
N7A 3Y2
The applicant or its Solicitor may, by a Reply, object
to an Intervention or may admit or deny any or all of
the facts alleged in the Intervention. A Reply, if made,
shall be signed by the applicant or'its Solicitor and two
(2) copies shall be mailed tsrl dg(ivered• to the
Secretary, Air Transport Committee, OTTAWA, K1A
ON9 with a copy of the Reply served on the Intervener
or his Solicitor within ten (10) days after receipt of an
Intervention.'
Proof of service shall be made by Declaration under
Oath and filed with the Secretary.
The Committee will not receive any Intervention or
Reply filed out at time unless the party making same
satisfies the Committee that he could not have done the
same within the time specified for reasons beyond his
control. `(Y
W. V. Taillon,
Secretary,
Dec tuber 274h, 1978 Air Transport Committee.
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Lori and Daniel Butt, of
Goderich wish to announce
the marriage of their
mother, Lenora Josephine,
to Edward Wilson Jenkin of
Goderich. The double ring
ceremony was conducted by
the Rev. G. Lockhart Royal,
in.. the Knox Presbyterian
Church Chapel on Sat„
December 30, 1978.-2x'
30. In memoriam
BONERS
In memory of Mark Bowers
wht> died suddenly in a car
crash January 11, 1975.
This month comes with deep
regret, -
It brings hack days we can't
forget,
You left so sudden with no
goodbye
But our memory of you will
never die.
What would we give if we
could say,
"Hi 'there Mark",' in the
same old way.
To hear your voice Eind to see
you smile,
To laugh and joke with you
awhile.
If you have a brother cherish
him with 'care ..
For you never know the
heartache until he's rLp
longer there.
Lovingly remembered, by
Mom, - :Da.d, Mary and
Michael, -2
MacAULAY
In loving memory of our
beloved Dale who left us
suddenly as the result of a
car..accident Jan. 11, 1975 at
the age of 17.
Dale:
You meant so very much to
us.
That nothing we can sax
Can tell the sadness in our
hearts.. — —
As we think of you today.
- It doesn't matter the day or
year.
There are always sweet
memories, always a tear;
Memories stun't. fade, they,
just grow deep. , .
For the one we loved and
could not keep.
Dearly remembered by
Maim and Dad, brothers
Wayne and Rick, Barb and
girls, Grandma . and
Diane. -2x
McWHINNEY
Everlasting memories of a
dear uncle, Robert C.
McWhinney, who was taken
suddenly January 11; 1978. '
Time goes by, memories
stay . -.
As near and dear as
yesterday.
It's not the words for they
are few
It's the loving memories we
keep of you.
Missed . dearly and
remembered fondly by.
brother-in-law Earl Blake
and .niece Mrs, Dorothy
Gwyn and Carman. -2
31. Card of thanks
ARMSTRONG
My family and I would like to
thank our friends and
relatives for the flowers',
'cards and donations during
our time of sorrow. Special
thanks to Dr. Driedger and
Dr. Cauchi and the nurses on
'second floor west, also -to they
Stiles Funeral Home:- Bill
Armstrong and family,-2ar
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THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1979 -PAGE 13
borne bustles with
n w year's : ctivities
The Benmiller United
Church U.C.W. meeting
was held at the church on
Wednesday; January 3. at
2 p.m. with the Irish Unit
No. 1 in charge.
Mrs. Wm. Jewell,
group leader, chaired the
meeting which opened
with prayer and a New
Year's poem. Everyone
sang the opening hymn,
"What a Friend we have
in Jesus" with Mrs. Ben
Straughan at the piano.
Thtp devotion period
was taken by Mrs, Wm.
Treble and Mrs. Hugh
Feagan who presented a
dialogue on. "The Lord's.
Prayer" which was very
appropriate.
Minutes of last meeting
were read by the
secretary, Mrs. John
Feagan and the various
Units gave . their 1978
reports. Mrs. Wm.
Jewell, treasurer, gave
31, Card of thanks
CLARK
1 would like to thank all my
friends and relatives who
sent curds, flowers and gjfts
while a patient i•ri Victoria
Hospital. = John Clark. 2.
FEAGAN __..
Wb, the family of the late-
Geo.
ateGeo. W. Feagan; wish to
express our sincere thanks -to
relatives, friends and neigh-
bours in the loss of a dear
father, 'grandfather and
'great-grandfather. Your
many acts of kindness, floral
tributes, memorial
donations and expressions of
sympathy are most ap-
preciated. A special. thanks
to Dr. Flowers and nurses
and staff on ' first floor,
Clinton. Public Hospital,
ambulance drivers, Dr.
Sheppard and nurses and
staff on 2nd and 3rd floor
Victorla—Hos-pi-tall— -L-gndarr— bo{�ic: will --b€- hr ltkt _..,.-
Rev. John Wood, Rev,
Kenneth Reid, Stiles Funeral
Hume, and the UCW f
the 1978 report which was
most encouraging and
.4sho-wed an active- year
and a successful one.
The next. mee mg . ill
be in Marc ! pit he
Benmiller Unic: n ch'' ,e.
The meetin
with the benedictit
all enjoyed a socia if
hour with lunch served 173,
Mrs. Wm. Jewell and
Mrs. John Feagan.
PAPER DRIVE
The Benmiller Church
Girls' Group •will be
having their paper pick-
up this Saturday,
January 13, weather.•
permitting. If the
weather is not
satisfactory, papers will.
he picked up the following
month.
MARATHON
Remember the annual
Snowmobile Marathon
fb'r Cancer this Sunday,
'January 14 starting from
Benmiller with
registration at F'orester's
Hall, Benmiller from 10
to 12 a. m,
RECR EATION
MEETING
Remember the
Colborne Township
Recreation Committee 'is
holding a meeting. in
Colborne Township Hall,
C-a'r-le-w--an - Wedrresd-ay—
January 17 at 8 p.m.
(weather permitting) and
if you are at all interested
and will give support-,
please plan - to attend.
This is a very, important.
meeting. Whether ac
tivities continue or not, is
up to you.
W.1.
Tiger Dunlop' Women's
Institute will hold their
January meeting in
Colborne Township Hall
on Thursday, January 25,
weather permitting. The
olborne
corner
Gertrude Kaitting,
correspondent. 524.2076
SOCIAL NEWS
The holiday season is
.over for some but still
continuing for others and
-several report an en-
joyable season.
The Million Family had .
their Christmas
gathering at Colborne
Township Hall on Sun-
day, January 7 and report -
a wonderful get-together.
Mr. and Mrs. R.
LET YOURSELF
CO
DOWNHILL'i
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PaRnrmsznoI7
t itness.1 'nu• heart \i.0 i.noss it". riglit. `
Victoria Street',United
Church, Goderich, who
provided such a lovely lunch.
We also want to thank the
nurses and staff of Huron -
view for your 'kindness the
last three years, , words
cannot• express how we
appreciated what has been
done.-2nc
GOOD
I wish to thank relatives;
„friends and, neighbours for
cards, gifts and visits while I
was a patient in Clinton and.
Victoria 1-lbspftal,'London.
Special thanks to nurses.and
staff both hospitals, -Dr. R.
W. Flowers, Clinton and Dr.
Barry McKippen and Dr. W.
H. Bailey, London. - .Keith
Good.-2nc
MOHRING '
We would all like to thank
Jim, and Ella May, Mohring
for rranging the Christmas
Dance 'at Saltford which
through their efforts was a
huge success. - Friends Who
Attended',- 2
McLEAN
I would like to thank" all my
relatives and friends, for the
flowers, gifts, cards and
visits while I was a patient in
University Hospital, London.
Special, thanks fo all the
doctors and nurses on second
floor for their excellent care.
Your thoughtfulness will
always be remembered. I
would also like to thank
everyone who sent Christ-
mas —.cards. - Marilyn
McLean. -2x
RAE
• We wish to express our
sincere thanks to relatives,
friends 'and neighbours for
• their kindnesses extended to
us during our recent loss of
our dear husband, father and
grandfather, Robert Rae.
The lovely floral tributes, the
donations to"the He,artFund,
Knox Church Memorial
Trust, the Cancer Society,
the cards, letters and offers
of help were , much ap-
preciated. Special thanks to
the Club girls for serving
lunch at the Church, the Rev.
G. L. Royal, Rev. R.
McCallum, Dr. Driedger,
Dr, Walker, Dr. Thomson,
Dr, Hollingworth,, and
hospital staff, to McCallum
Funeral Home • and the
pallbearers. - Frances Rae
and family, -2
SHAW
Mr. Harry Vokes and Mr.
and Mrs. M. L. Sanderson
wish to express their sincere
thanks and appreciation for
the floral tributes and
memorial donations during
the Toss of our dear friend, B.
Marr Shaw. Special thanks
'are extended to the.
McCallum Funeral Home,
Rev. G. L. Royal, the doctors
and nurses in the Goderich '
Hospital for their many
kindnclsses.-'-2AR
0.
with Mrs. Les Pitblado as
the guest speaker. Plan to
attend, ' '
•
Dungannon
doings
Robert Irvin entered Vict-
oria .Hospital, London as "a
patient on New Years Day
and underwent surgery on
Wednesday for the removal
of his spleen. He is progres-
sing favourably.
Mrs. • Evelyn Westhaver
went into University Hospital
on Saturday and is -facing
surgery on Thursday. o
Mrs. Cecil Blake has been
confined to her homeall
week with ear infection and
sinus trouble. .
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hod-
ges hosted a New Years Day
gathering of the Hodges
clan:
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Waller
(nee Debbie Hodges) of
Belleville spent a, few days
with her parents and family
over Christmas.
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
Rev, C. G. Westhaver
. pp, `
Jesusspoke' on HandledthetFearic"', onHow
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dynes
Campbell were • 'welcomed
into 'the congregation by
transfer certificate from the
Trinity Ashfield United
C
The san-
r
themhurch., "choirSons ofang Godthe, hea
His Holy Word".
The. leaflet, "A Contem-
porary Communion Service"
was followed as the,congreg-
ation partook of the Sacra-
ment of the Lord's Supper.
A new list of of volunteers
for the nursery with schedule
of dates has been printed.
Those who have been serving
in the nursery are asked to
pick up a copy.
Tyt-os meet .,at the manse
on Tuesday evening for this
week only. Meetings will
revert to Wednesday another
week. At box has been placed
at the back Of the church to
receive small donations from
those who would like to assist
this new boy's group with
starting expenses.
Persons "responsible for
compiling anntlal reports of
Church organizations are re -
Minded that "thattime is
here again". Although, the
annual Meeting is postponed -
until January 31, the book of'
annual reports must be 'com
piled and printed in advance.
Buchanan h-ad"a--busy
Christmas season with all
of their family home for
some of the holidays, -
either Christmas or New
Years. A daughter, Mrs.
Ron (Teen) Walsh and
family from North Bay
stayed for the week and
Mr. Walsh 'returned at
New Years to take all
back home.,Mr. and Mrs.,
Buchanan and Mrs. L.
Pope say there was
plenty of activity but they
enjoyed every minute of
it, and the • children sure
helped to make Chrigt-
rnashappy_ _
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Glenn of Peterborough
spent -several days
visiting their friends, Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff McNeil.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Cor`y of.`
Menesetung Park,. have
returned home from a
Christmas holiday in
Florida with their son and
his wife, Mr., and 'Mrs.
John Kane' who ac-
companied them., .
sh
Marion McCharles correspondent, 528-2822
Miss " Florence
MacLennan is' visiting in
Sarnia and caring for
sister Margaret's
children while Margaret
recovers from'surgery en
her back.
Mrs. Jean Pollock of
Kincardine spent tho
weekend with her sister, ,
Mrs Frank MacLennan,
Mr. Frank MacLennan is
a patient - in Wingham
hospital.
-Mr and Mrs. Atlee
Wise and Patricia spent a
few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Wellington Webster.
•Mr. Cecil, • Webster
returned- home with
them, having spent the
holidays.' with Mr. and+
Mrs. Wise at their home
at Akron, Ohio.
Mr. anal Mrs. George
MacDonald spent a few
days visiting in London
with friends recently. -
Storms during the past
week were the cause of
many cancellations,
among them school and
several meetings.
Congratulations to Mrs.
Lorne Cook and Miss
Lorraine Hamilton,
former residents of this.
area, who 'Won the $1,000
in the Lucknow draw last
Wednesday.
Many hunters were
noticed in the area during„
the past weekend.
,Miss Suzanne Bell- of -r
Ripley visited with her
aunt and uncle, Oliver
and Marion McCharies on
the weekend,
Mr. " and Mrs. Jim
MacKenzie and family
had an extended holiday
at Deep River due to the -
storm.
Happy Anniversary
Mr. Albert and Mrs. Jean McGuire are celebrating their
27th wedding anniversary on January 12; 1071, Mony
happy returns from all their children, Robert, Terry,
Paula, Tlm arid Kim and from son -In-law David. -