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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-03-20, Page 91441 r. 00DE11401$ION A ,,STM(, 4 12. TENDERS WANTED- 14. SERVICES AVAILABLE- Q IN MEMORIAM FOR SALE BY TENDER RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE OF THE LATE . A MES DONALDSON Sealed Tenders, plainly marked as to contents, will be accepted, until 4:00 p.m., Friday, April 4th, 1969, at the office. of Prest and Egener, 33 Montreal Street, Goderich, Ontario, Solicitors for the Estate, for: EITHER: Residence situated at the South -East corner of North and Bruce Streets, and being part of Lot 804, Plan 7, 't'''own. of Goderich, Municipal Number 92, North Street. OR: Residence, as above-describ- ed, and furniture contained therein.' TERMS: Ten (10%) per cent by certified 'cheque at time of acceptance of tender, and balance in cash within thirty (30) days. Highest. or any necessarily acce Inspection by tender not d. Appointment Apply to the Surviving Executor Edward G. Williams 128 Victoria Street, North, Telephone 524-7447. 12,13 13. AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE of household effects atthe home "of, the late .tohn.R. Murdock, 11 miles south of Brucefield and 11/4 miles west on Saturday, March 29, `at„ 12 o'clock, Two "chesterfield suites, tables, chairs mirrors, antiques, setee, `two Boston rocking chairs, Bell Upright Grand piano, 17" portable television with ,, stand. Sheritan ' .serving tables corner., cupboard. Dining room table, six chairs, ladder back chairs, Sheritan mahogany bedroom suite, four furnished bedrooms. Kitchen cupboard, extension table, 3 buffets, book case. Blue wool broadloom rugs 7 x 10 and 12 x 101. Frig and electrical appliances. Kitchen utensils, lamps, picture frames, sheet music, china, clocks, two rextension • ladders, two wheel trailer, farm tools, 1A h.p. motor. Emery Mandex set scales, two cutters, Set double' ropes, wire stretchers, B. ' Allis Chalmers tractor. Terms cash. Auctioneer, Harold Jackson Clerk, Mel Graham Proprietor not responsible for any accidents on farm day of sale. 12,13b 14. SERVICES AVAILABLE LAMB'S DELIVERY MOVING HAULIN( ,HONE 524-9657 —10-13 BRICK W tK, fireplaces,' a tonework, chimneys and repairing stucco. Ray Squire. Port Albert Post Office, or phone Dungannon 529-7636. - 1 itf TRI -TOWN BOOKKEEPING • SERVICE Income Tax, T4's- complete record preparation and maintenance. Phone Lawrence Beane, 482-9260. - 49tfn MOBILE Horseshoer, Aluminum, Steel or Plastic Shoes. Moe Hill, Varna. Phone 482-9866. - tf . DAILY CAR RENTAL Reasonable Rates McGEE'S Goderich Phone 524-8391 FOR your Antenna Sales and Service contact Alvin's TV, 162 Mary Street; phone 524-9089. - 32tf ACE' RADIO and TV Serdice, Frank Wilcox, 60 Picton St. W., Goderich, Ont. Phone 524.7771. ltf CUSTOM chain sawing, lots cleared, trees trimmed, firewood and logging. Reasonable rates., • Call for appointment anytime. Phone 524.6632. - 4tf CVO LES,POUNDER MUSIC STUDIO Has room for two classes - one guitar and one accordion. Please enroll by March 18. Instruments rented for 10 -week trial. Phone 524-7541. -- 10,11,1.2 VACUUM cleaners; sales and service for all makes R. K. Peck, Varna phone Hensall 262-5350. 48tin HAVE your rugs and ..chairs cleaned by dependable cleaners. Call Superior 'Maintenance, phone 524-8892, Goderich - 24tf TAX TIME AGAIN! ARE you having trouble with that Return? o Phone 524-6842 For quick specialized service! T1 Shorts -•- $3.00-$5:00 T1 Generals - $20.00 and up HURON FARM ACCOUNTING GODERICH, ONT. l 1 tf C. 81W. SALVAGE We buy and sell scrap metal. Phone 524-9514 and 524-9502. 12tf EAVESTROUGHING AND LIGHTNING RODS NEW INSTALLATIONS & REPAIRS Estimates Without Obligation Contact - CRANSTON: In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Wm. H. Cranston, who passed away one year ago today, March 20, 1968. One by one the days slip by, But loving memories never die, Today, tomorrow, and our whole lives through, We'll always love and remember you. - Sadly missed by his wife, Ruby, and family. - 12x ♦ - M E. CARDS OF THANKS �• r, There were 15 .members . w Ay��'Y� $,10. p1 a nt forIhe March meeting of St, Heorge's Evening' GuBId, Dorothy Colt Is the new telephone- convenor, Articles for the layette are to be in by. the May meeting. Members were asked to serve coffee after the confirmation service -which will ;be-WedneSclay, March 2& at ,$ pan. The president 'also stated that volunteer helpers were needed- • for certain days at the Goderich Psychiatric Hospital, The � usual corporate communion ' for the members from 'the president',; .lune Dorth, and• delegate,. RoslynOuriphell, were ,Oven in regard to `ideas .� and.. responsIbllii ,ies . of nien1004 brought out at previous m'!tinga on the ,subject of amalgamation, Of the Anglican Church Women's Grouup . A prospective. date tor. pe sale Was made provided ace would bcavailablet, ' Mary Ru ll assietlid 4he lunch committee `.ta Serve, and Roslyn Campbell showed color- slides - of the stainedglass windows of the church, and other local scenes. NAFTEL: The family of the late Charles K. Naftel wish to express our sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for the beautiful floral " tributes, messages of sympathy and donations to the Cancer Society and Heart Foundation during our recent bereavement. Special thanks to Do4tors Wallace, Flowers, Banerjee, White and Barr. Also Rev. L. G. Royal and Mr. Ed Stiles. - 12 We would like to thank our friends and relatives for their cards, flowers, gifts and visits while we were patients %in hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Wallace and the nurses of 2nd floor East at Goderich Hospital. We would also like to thank those who assisted at the scene of the accident. - Gwen McDowell and Art Laidlaw. - 12 RYCKMAN: I wish to thank Dr. ° Lomas, Mr..Pat Lamont, Mr. Ted Bridle and • staff for their kindness while I was a patient at Goderich Psychiatric Ho§pital. - Mrs. Margaret Ryckman. -12, R. E. RUTTAN GLENN: I would like to thank Wingham - Phone 357-1077 the many who presented me lltf with gifts at showers and trousseau tea prior to my -15. NOTICE to `CREDITORS marriage. Thanks ;also to the ladies 'who assisted at the d those IN THE ESTATE OF JOSEPHINE MATILDA CHISHOLM, late of the Town of Goderich, ill the County of Huron, Widow. All persons claiming against the above Estate are required to" forward full .particulars of their ..claims to the undersigned, -on or before the 29th day sof March, 1969, after which date the assets will be distributed. • " DONNELLY & MURPHY Barristers, 18 The Square, GODERICH, Ontario -."__Solicitors for the Estate. —7"10,11,12 20. MISCELLANEOUSOUS FORMAL WEAR RENTALS Dress right for all occasions. We are agents for Freeman's Formal Rentals. Pickett and Campbell, Limited, Clinton and Goderich. 21. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AMP DEALER_ WANTED - Barn Cleaner and Stable Equipment Dealer wanted in this area. New barn cleaner on the market has. patented swinging type elevator, will make this cleaner an excellent "seller. Generous dealer discount on 'a ,Very reasonable priced cleaner. Contact Grose Welding Ltd., Alma, 846-5277. 12,13,14,15 toand tea an to ho attended. The kindness and ;thoughtfulness of everyone is very • much appreciated. - Bernice Glenn. - h2 65 HAMILTON nIMET EVISCERATED ROASTING - GRADE A 5 -7 -Ib. Avg. MAPLE LEAF BONELESS SMOKED PORK MARWICK:, I. wish to. sincerely • thank all who sent cards, flowers, and treats, and to those who visited me while I was a patient in Alexandra Hospital. Special :thanks to Dr. • J. W. Wallace, nurses and staff on first • floor. - John Marwick." 12 THE COUNTRY CRAFTS -GROUP. 'of''Cotbprne Township wish to thank each and everyone who helped to make the Variety Concert --such a - tremendous success. - 12 ' G. COMING EVENTS SATURDAY, March 29, at 2 p.m. annual Easter Tea at First Baptist Church, 'Montreal Street. Home baking, candy, aprons, etc. Come and bring your friends. _ 1.1,12,13 - THE ANNUAL meeting of the Ashfield Federation > of Agriculture will be` held Friday, March 28th, 1969, at 8:30, at the Ashfield Township -Hall. - 12;13 DANCE at the newly renovated Goderich Palladium Saturday, Marsh 22, 9 'til 12. Music by the Westernaires, featurijg Freddie Wells. -�,, 12 �; I 1' 'I' - e• p nn will open for eas.n serving tsir unda s t niers, ay, April ,8t ". Dur the e by es rvati Caterin' .- • eddings, ° anque special d'nne s. 12 ' 22. TO GIVE AWAY I� i PUP, 8 months old is Coute. and hound, used to children. Phone 524-7402 or Sandy's Barber Shop. - 12, B. DEATHS THE G Women AUCTION ASERVI CE Allan Maclntyre Experienced — Licensed Auctioneer and Appraiser Complete Auction Service Phone 528-5519 Lucknow; Ontario 6,13 KNIGHT, ' Harry W.: On Thursday, March 13, 1969, at Miami, Florida. Beloved husband of Isabelle Langridge, and of the late Grace Martin. Father of Mrs. Geo. W. Gooderham (Grace) and the late H. W. gBud) Knight, Junior. Funeral service was held at A. W. Miles Chapel, Toronto, on • Monday; March 17. Interment - . Mount- Pleasant Cemetery. - 12 VOGT: Ann - March 6, beloved wife of Peter C.; dear sister of Frank Sullivan of Kingsbridge, Ontario, mother - of three children, 12 grhndhhildren. Funeral was from Precious Blood Church, •`Detroit, Michigan, Saturday, 'March 8, 1969. -12x C. BRIEFS Order Shell furnace oil and stove oil from Edward Fuels, tank truck dealer for all Shell Oil Co. , products. Phone. 524-$86. Cemetery Memorials And inscription Robert McCaIIum Dial 5247345 - 6S Montreal St. — Goderich else s ERICH \ Institiit ra 'oft wi old e A• Hall Wed esd arch at 2 hre will be p ed. Admissi,n c. mammoth bake sale. -Everyone welcome. - 12 BUNNY Bundle .Draw - on bushel basket of groceries, end of April. Tickets available. from any. member Legion Ladies' Auxiliary, - 12,13 FAMILY Fun Night at Colborne Central School on Friday, -March 28, at 7;30 p.m. Bake sale, games, talent show.. 4,.12, 13 EUCHRi and 500, sponsored by the Sunset Club at Legion Hall, Thursday, March ° 20,. 8 p.m. Admission .50c. Lunch and prizes. -11, 1,2 REMEMBER HELP YOUR RED otOSS 0-11EIR Construction begins Large gasoline storage tanks are buried, and conerete blocks are being laid. The result will be a modern Sun Oil service station expected to be completed by spring of this year. - Staff Photo. Illllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllll(1111111111111111111111111111111Illlllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll�lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllll FRESH BABY BEEF ' LIVER Correspondent -By Mrs. Jim Martin 5297139 Church News • - FATHER J. FIORINO Father Joseph Fiorino, . a Passionist Father from London Diocese, is preaching the positive "Renewal —69" sermons each night this week in the parish. This concludes the third and.°' final phase of the "Renewal." The first phase began early last year when questionnaires were passed out to a. cross section' of the London Diocese to gain an insight into the attitudes of the people' in terms or their faith. The 'second phase which was completed just prior to Christmas was made up of seven " 15 -member groups here who ' held . neighbourhood discussions on five ' ' planned topics. Renewal • was the objective of Vatican Council II called by Pope John. - School News . Open house was held last Tuesday evening at St. Joseph's school with a good number of parents at endin,g. 'S J eph's .school ,inforration association board members (SIA) held the ,*naugural meeting Sunday evening of last week in the Kingsbridge school gym. Neil Stapleton, St. Augustine, was elected as chairman; -Bill . Van Osch is vice-chairman, Mrs. R. Wisser, Lucknow, is the secretary. Those who are heading. the special committees 'are Stan Doherty, Joe Hickey and Jim Martin. ,.- Socials fI Weekend° visitors with Mr. a.pd Mrs. Earl Drennan were Mr. and _ Mrs. Bill Robinson, (Mary Lou Drennan) St. Catharines. , I Frank Sullivan returned Sunday • of last .- week from Detroit, Mich., where he attended the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Peter Vogt, (Margaret Ann) who passed away March 6. Weekend visitors with Frank Sullivan were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vogt, Detroit, and Mrs. F. Ribar, -,, Desmond - O'Donnell and son, Paul, attended the Dempsey -Johnson wedding reception Saturday evening in Kinnkora, Ontario. Many residents from here will remember Bonnie Johnson who stayed with the O'Donnells some years ago. Sailors Dennis Dalton, Desmond O'Donnell; and Jim Sinnett returned to their ships this weekend. Weekend visitors with Mrs. John. Kelly were Mr. and Mrs. Danny Kelly and family, bOppuitks IMMEDIATE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE °R$Oe ,PE NNEL FOLLOWING Brigden; Mr. and Mrs. • till Hodgins (Bridget) and fa rriily, Sarnia; and Mr. and. Mrs. Walter Anderson, Corrunna. Neighbours and St. Joseph CWL members visited with .Mrs. Kelly on the occasion of her 81st birthday, March 17. . .. Dennis Quinlan, Brantford, is spending his mid-term school holidays- with Mr. and Mrs. Jiff'', Martin and family. * Stenographers with good shorthand and timing experience * Qualified Homemaker or Housekeepers * Welders — All position experienced but no ticket required * Machinists, Upholsterers, Farm Hands & Female factory shift workers * Cook (male or female). . -APPLY CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE 0 GODERICH, ONT. ,e�Orr `Phone ` NATURE'S BEST CHOICE GOLDEN 14 oz. jARE YO THINKING? NEW CAR? SELECTION? BEST DEAL? F SERVICE? B-AIRD--MOTOIITS HAVE THE ANSWER. Finest inventory of new cars in stock sedans, hardtops, station wagons, Chevelles, Camaros, Oldsmobiles - all ready for immediate delivery. We offs the best deals in the area and we back up our sales with service. WE ALSO HAVE A SELECT GROUP OF USED CARS - HERE IS JUST A SAMPLING OF OUR STOCK 1968 Dodge 1 -Ton; - V -13 - engine, =8'.engine, 4 -speed' transmission, H.D. ` springs and helper springs, dual rear wheels, flat rack included. Factory warranty remaining. A scarce model at a right price. See this one today. --196-5 Beaumont Sports - Deluxe. Features V-8 automatic, buckets, console, radio, rear tires. -Wire spwheel eakersc. over tic... H59-458. A scarce model at only. $1895 -Plates off Special . 1962' Anglia, good tires and motor, average body, could be roadworthy at • a reasnnal le price. BEST OFFER OVER $125 BAIRDMorays (Goderich) LUD. 474-HkiRON-ilBK—534.63-1-1....