The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-02-26, Page 16r.
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TAKE NOTICE that'the Council of the Corporation of the
Town of Goderich`, 'in the•.County of 'Huron, intend'to pass'a'
by law at its meeting at 7:30„o'clock on March 1st, 1976;•for
fhe purpose of stopping up and conveying. that part of .Macy
Slreet.lying east of.the East limit of Maple-Street,and more
particularly described as. Parts 3,,4, 5,,.6 and 7 as.shown bn
Plan 22R494 'which Plan was registered on January 23,rd,
' 1976.
A Planeof this proposal. will -be made av,ailabie• for in-
spection -to any person calling at. my office in the Town'Of
Goderich., :
A-ND'FURTlfER TAKE NOTICE t'hat:the'Council will, at
such.meeti•ng hearany person"w'ho'claim-sthat his rand will
. ' be prejudicially'affected by such by•law and who• applies•to
.be heard.
IN THE EVENT that no objections are•received, it is the
:intention of the Council to .close part of Mary. Street as in•
dicated and to convey to the owners the abutting lands ,as'set•
•dui in the pians as, follows:• -•
PART 1
PART 3
PART 4
PART 5.
PART 6 •
'PART 7
•7.Fr6nk H. Strickland •
Peter J. Strickland '
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Tbbe Corporation of the Town of Goderich •
The Corporation of the Town of Goderich
' • to •.
Strickland .
The Corporation of- the Town of .Goderich
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•Strickland. (subject to an easement retained
by the Town•oLGoderichrover this part).
the Corporation •of the Town of• Goderich
to
Strickland
Tare Corporation of the TOWh.b.f Gdderich
to q •
Joseph Burke.'
The. Corporation of the Town of Goderrc-h
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• Burke f-subledi to an easement being retained
by .the Town of Goderich Oyer this part)
for compensation, that„part of Mary Street that abuts,their
property.. .
DAT E Dat Goderich, Ontario, thts seco,nd: day of February, • +i
Harold Walls.
Clerk,of the Corporation
of the tbwn of f oderich
AUBURN' ANrI.iuSTRIc.T::Ni
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Mrs. Wei B(adoock 526:7595.
AUBURN W I
Pottery, the history of• the
making of .• pottery; 'a
demonstration -and an •'at-
tractive. exhibit set up .by
Mrs. Bert. McCreath of RR 2,
Goderich was the .highlight of
the February meeting of the
Auburn Wome.n.,s Jnstititte
held last week in the Com-.
'munity Memorial hail...Mrs.
McCreath: demonsttated how
articles :were made and
shnwed how` they could<be
decorated. Stie was: in-'
troduced by 'Mrs. Thomas
Lawlor .and thanked by Mrs.
John •Stadelmann• and
presentedNitha`gift.
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The -presiden „Mrs.,Thoma-s H"aggitt -was in
charge of the meeting and'
Opened .with the • poem -
F'orgetnot'the little things.
The ode,' the Mary •Stewart
Collect , and 0 Canada was
sung; with Mrs. Catherine
J ac:kson aS : ,pianist. ' Mrs:
• ' Haggitt welcomed all•and the
minutes' .were approved as .
read � 'by the ass-ista"ri.t,'
• sec•tetary Mrs... AK n•n.eth
1V1eD.ougall ° who • a'lso
pres•ented th.e • financial
statement.. A letteri. v.as' :read
from' the provincial
president, .M'rs. Verna
Maduske. "A' delegate will be,
DUNGANNON -DOINCS
MRS. MARY BER.E:•.
Mr. B'en Park Was taken, to • Dungannon UC.W
Wingham Hospital ' on • '' •
Tuesday after taking a weak The UCW met .at 2 p.m. on
spell. Mr. and Mrs. Ken -Park, February 17 at the home of
Brian;. Grant, Norman .and ,Helen D-awson,,,Bessie McNee
Sheila of Mississauga visited. of the Literature - and
Ken's father in hospital and Program Committee, opened
spent some time with his- the meeting. with a short
mother; Mrs. Park in reading and hymn .259 was
17ungannon.on .Saturday. Mr. sung. The scripture lesson
and Mrs. Bill Naylor •of was taken from Matthew Ch.
Sarnia also visited Colleen's 9, verses 35-37. Bessie,McNee
home on the ti✓eekend and gave ,a meditation reading
went
went to. see , her father -in entitled, "One in a Multitude ''
hospital. •. and. closed.. -with a poem.
Public Speaking Com- Emma Rivett gave 'a very.
petitions were. held in the —in—formative--t1• oar the,
auditorium at Brookside • missionary work in Zambia
School on Friday,' Judges for and a native church worker,
the Grade 5-8 level were -Miss named Harriet Mubanga.'
Gordon, formerly withHurone, Hymn 252 followed and Bessie
County Board Office, Rev. McNee closed :the.. program i
Cook of Trinity Church and with prayer.
Mr. :E: Grainger of the Tina ; Logtenberg chaired
Brookside staff Winners in • the 'business_ portion of the
grades 7 and 8 were Lori Anne Meeting, . and thanked the
Jamieson; Karen Metzger., ladies for coming. out. -and the
and Shelley; Rivett. program committee for their.
' Judges for grades 1 ` to 4 efforts,-
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seat to Officers' Conference;
May 4,5 and 6 at Waterloo. An
interesting skit - All bad news,
and the good news was done
by. Mrs. Donald Haines and
Mrs. Thomas Jardin dressed
as _colored, gentlemen, gentlemen. The
Women's .Institute exhibit at
Western Fair was discussed
and the members Were asked
to think about it for the next,
'-meeting, Mrs. Donald; Car-
twright reminded: . the
Members . ofthe corning 444
project; a.touch of:sti.tchery
for'all girls 12, to 26. The card,
report was. given by the
convenor, Mrs. Andrew Kirk
.conned and she . read the
thank you'no•tesreceived
The 'motto was,, Changes
are Good, the unused . mind
like the unused attic gets
cobwebs in the corners and
was given by. Mrs. Thomas:-
J:ardin.'Dur•ing the'first-part `
of the meeting .Mrs. Haines
had a relay gift going around
and this was won by Mrs.
Frank' Raithby, Mrs.. Jardin.
had guessing' articles. in.art
egg contest; Mrs. Tbortias,
'Was as the.winner. There
were 5? articles. The roll call
was an`5wered by -naming .a
food from another country.
F.ollowing 'the singing of the
Queen and Grace a. delicious
lunch was served by Mrs.
Donald Haines, Mrs, Thomas
Jardin, and Mr's. Elva
-Straughan, The prize for the
lucky cup went to Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson. •
COMMUNITY NEWS .
•• . Mrs. Thomas Haggitt spent.
'the weekend with, her.
grandchildren at Zurich while
her son .and 'his wife,`Mr. and
Mrs. George Haggitt . were
away up north on a' trip.
'Mrs.' Bonnie Armour and
daughter :tune spent • the.
weekend with her parents;Mr.
.and Mrs. Thomas Jardin
grit nd-ntothe-r,• Mr -s._
Straughan.
• Mr, and. Mrs. Keith
,Machan, Trudy and Tracey
and Mr;" and rs. TRandy
-Machan attended the funeral
of the former'S- sister-in-law
at Listowel last Friday .the
late Mrs. Clayton Machan.
The "'members : of the
Auburn Recreational Cem-
rmittee ;report a successful
Valentine's dance last week.
.with' music' by •the Country
Companions. The Comrditte.e,'
• ar`e. very' ,thankful' for -the '
assistance of the Blyth
Legion. Prize: winners for -the -
were Mr Gary .Jewitt, The minutes of the January:..
Principal at Brookside and •meeting were read and ap
Mrs: Helen Blake, Librarian. •proiled. Our annual meeting
W" Hers 'in grade .1 were Tony.will :be Thursday; February'
ngerich and • Heidi' 26 at 1"2:30, beginning with a
illmore; grade 2;. Vicki. potluck dinner. " -
Pentland;•and Susan 'Curran: Dungannon UCW is invited
grade 3: Marilyn • Jamieson xo the World D ay of Prayer on
arid -Kirsten Irwin .and grade March .:5 at. the Christian
4::, Suzanne Alton' and Celia - Fellowship Church. Anyone
Chandler. wishing , to order coffee'
Mr. Dynes Campbell was spoons, please let :Helen
to en to W'Ingharn fid•Spiral Dawsar-or-Dennarlton-know
during the , week suffering :before the April Meeting: . •
from pneumonia. Tina Logtenberg thanked
the'hostess for the, use of her
"Rev. H.G. Dobson preached _ home, hnd clo'sed the meeting
•his sermon on the topie, with .a sincere prayerfor the
"Share', at Sunday service. • many, people left homeless. in
The Confirmation class 'is to Guatemala following an
meet on Saturday „morning : earthquake:.
.February 28, 1.0, a, m. 12 noon
in. the Sunday School roorrt•
: All young people.34 years or
older who wish ;to join.'°the
church are invited. The
Annual Congregational
meeting . of Dungannon.
Church • will be held on
.Monday -night at 8 p.m.
M EI R d t ed
-to g y
she arid Girvin are living in
Sherwood's apartment en
.Main St. Mrs.: Reed had been
staying with Mts. Wm: Eadie
in
Wingham for the past few'
weeks. • .
iV r.• and .Mrs. Frank •
Thompson Visited with
daughter Joanne and her
husband, ,Mr. ,.and Mrs:
-=&tephen-Whitney. of Gti'elplr •
last weekend.' .
Mr., and Mrs. Peter Martin
were. 'hosts . to - the.'
.congregation of Christian
Fellowship Church and a
visiting, group • from
Emmanuel Bible College,
Waterloo, last'Sunda.y.
It is to be hoped there will
be a. good representation of
the. com'munity•at the anritial
meeting' of: Dungannon
Agricultural Society,•, on
Wednesday_ . F.ebruary 25 at
8:30 p.m. In eirderto have a
fair this year or to utilize the
facilities at the fairground to
the' utmost for the .benefit'of •
the whole. community the
members ,of -the community
are asked tri attend to Make •
their wishes known and share
responsibility ' for carrying.
them'out. •
Kathy• Bere'' got home
Sunday after spending a few
. days.iri hospital in Goderich.
rs.. ma ee -r urn
Dun annon on Sun- a and
4-H elect
officers
The first -_ meeting of
Dungannon I opened, on
Thursday, February 19 with
14 members present. The
leaders:for the club are Mrs.
Jean Errington and Mrs.
Donna .- Young. 'Members
answered. the- roll call giving
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their name, address, ,birth
date and number of previous
c•I'vbs completed,
'The leaders discussed the. ..
different articles 'We are to
make in "A Touch of Stit-
chert''•' and we also discussed
the .color chart.= The leaders
displayed some of the articles
'they made -and mentioned the
different stitches used.
Election 'of officers took.
place and are:• 'President :-
Annabelle Stewart ; Vice
President Leola Cliishplm i m
Treasurer - Sylka' Becker:
Secretary and Press
Reporter rotates each week.
For Meeting one, Vir=ginia
Chisholmie the secretary and
p•ress'reporter, • .
We decided to hold our
meetings every Thursday .at
7:15 p.m,'
.., For meeting two, She
menibe'rs are to have a work
box prepared including
embroidery - thread, hoop,
needles, and material.
Mectin.g two will he held on
Thursday, Feb, 26 at 7: IS at
the home of•Mrs. Young.
N.
floor.: prize. were Raymond
Hallan, Jelin Hildebrand.
Another dance,- is. I?Aln.g
planned, for. March 0th.
Lunch was .• served under the
conve>norship of Mr•:'and Mrs.;
Sandy Andrews. Mr. Jaynes
';Towe was in charge of tickets
at the door.
Mr, and.Mrs. Keith Scott of
London spent the weekend at
the home .of his parents Mr,
and Mrs:' Kenneth Scott and
Eric,
Mr. andMcIntosh
and Mr. and Mrs. J.G.
•McIntos•h, all. of London spent
the., -weekend 'With Mrs.
'Frances Clark,
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Mrs- Harry• -''Arthur and
Mrs. Kenneth S'cott returned
home last Saturday exerting
ater .e two week's, bus tour in ,
Florida. . -
Mr, ' Stanley ,Strasser of
California visited on the.
weekerid with her mother -in- -
law Mrs. Pearl Strasser at
• Spruce Lodge, Stratford.
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Winners at the .last euchre
party 'were. high lady Mrs:
Ted. Mills', lc*" lady, ,EIva—.
• .Stxlaugh.ap, high man, Jack.
'.Hallam, low- man Andy
Plunkett and 'novelty.M-r... ..
Robert Arthur.
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