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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-07-03, Page 7r 13. AUCTION SALE AUCTIO An auction sale of Westfield Un be held at the *Concession 5 o on Saturday, 'J Offered at- that • church . organ chairs, and m including furniture. Ter Auction "Church Secret Harvey McDow NSALE of the contents ited Church will church site on f East Wawanosh. my '5, at 2 p.m. time will be the piano, seats, any other, items some. antique Term Cash. eer, Earl Plowman. ry, ell. 26,27 ES AUCT Of antiques effects for th •Mogridge, Au Saturday a Round dinin chairs; chin clock; mant rocker; rock table; 6 kit ,*sureau; swi book -case; s blanket b wheel; bu boiler; toi hooked dressers; w and 2 ch $amps; Fri 'vacuum cl electric. fry pans; etc. Terms C Auctio TATE ION SALE and household e late Mrs. Alice burn, on , July 5, 1969 t 1 p.m. g ' room table; 6 a cabinet; kitchen el clock; platform ing chairs; drop-leaf hen chairs; antique ng 'mirror; secretary mall tables; frames; ox; large spinning ffalo robe; copper let set; jardiniere; cats; quilts; beds; ashstand; chesterfield airs; rug (12 • x 14); gidaire frig; Eureka eaner; ' electric kettle; -pan; dishes; pots and etc. ash — House sold neer, Mike Cummings, Goderich, 5.24-9064. 26,27 A Of ho Emerson Rd. on Friday TWI LIGHT UCTION SALE sehold effects for Overholt, 236 Huron Evening, July 11,1969 at 7 p.m. pan electric stove (like Kelvinator fridge; ty-washing machine; vacuum cleaner; 9 -piece suite with china cabinet; me chairs; telephone lamps; couch; beds; ; chest of drawers; corner Whot-not; clothes rocking chair; ironing studio couch; chesterfield. air; power lawn mower; lawn mower; stepladder; tools; etc. Cash — House sold. uctioneer, Mike Cummings. 27,28 r4" Tap new ); Simplici Hoover dinette 4 chr table; dressers 411u•ffet; rack board; and c hand garden Terms A • Of effec (aren tun anti furn D. J Ter AUCTION SALE antiques and household is in the village of Tiverton a)on Saturday, July 5, 1969 at 1:30 p.m. dreds of pieces of beautiful ue colored glass, lampsand iture from the collection of . Miller. ms —Cash. Auctioneer, E. C. Brigham. 27x 14. SERVICES AVAILABLE We cut window blinds, any size, to your specification. Priced from $1.89 SMITH'S OFFICE SUPPLY (formerly McEwan's) .Albert St., Clinton CUSTOM chain sawing, lots cleared', trees trimmed, firewood and logging, •Reasonable rates. Call for appointment' anytime.. Phone524-6632. — 4tf HAVE your rugs and chairs cleaned by, dependable cleaners. Call Superior Maintenance, phone 524-8892, Goderich _ 24tf C. & W. SALVAGE We buy and sell scrap metal - PHONE 524-9514 AND 524-950212tf EAVESTROUGHING AND LIGHTNING RODS NEW INSTALLATIONS & REPAIRS Estimates Without Obligation Contact R. E. RUTTAry Wingham.-- Phone 357-1077 11tf 15. NOTICE to CREDITORS -IN THE ESTATE OF RICHARD JEFFREY. LATE OF THE. • TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY, IN THE COUNTY OF HURON, FARMER All persons claiming against the above' Estatt are required to forward full particulars of their claims to the undersigned, on or before the 14th day of July, 1969,.after which date the assets will be distributed: DONNELLY & MURPHY, Barristers, 18 The Square, GODERICH, Ontario. Solicitors for the Estate. 25,26,27 CUSTOM BULLDOZING CHAS. BRUINSMA Bayfield 565-2846 IN THE ESTATE OF JOSEPH HERBERT NEILL ALL PERSONS having claims against the estate of the above mentioned late of the Town of Goderich, County of Huron, Retired Curator, who died on the thirteenth day of June, 1969, are required to file proof of rsame with the undersigned on or before ,the eighteenth day of July, 1969. After that date the executor will proceed to distribute the estate having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have had notice. Dated .at Wingham this 26th day of June, 1969. CRAWFORD , SHEPHERD & MILL, Wingham, Ontario. Solicitors for the Executor. 27,28,29 17. BUSINESS NOTICE ALVIN;S TV, 162 Mary Street, 'Goderich, will be closed for our 15tf annual 19.-27vacation28 from July 5 to , SCREENED TOP SOIL (stone, grass and root free) LANDSCAPE WORK (light dozing, levelling, backfilling, "etc ) BACKHOE WORK (excavating, etc.) CEMENT—GRAVEL also for lanes and yards, fill, etc. LYLE MONTGOMERY Clinton 482-7644 evenings or- Clayt's Gulf Service 482-7661 ART'S LANDSCAPING Seeding,,Sodding•, Shrubs' t, FRE,E:..ESTIMATES 166 Bennett St. E. 524-9126 • 22tf DOG clipping and grooming. .Poodles a specialty. Phone ' 524-7219. — 23,24,25,26,27'• . SERVICES AVAILABLE ° The C.P. & T. Fund committee of Goderich. Oddfellow and Rebekah 'lodges have wheelchairs and -other- equipment for loan, free of charge. Contact Amos tsbaldeston, Park Street, phone 9623; or Fred Fritzley, Wilson Street, phone 7217. — 38 THREE college students desire work painting' cottages, houses, etc. Phone 524-7921 between 12 and 1, 6 and,7. -- 2.7x DAILY CAR RENTAL Reasonable Rates McGEE'S Goderich • " Phone 524-8391 FOR your Antenna Sales and 103ervice contact Alvin.'s TV, 162 Mary Street, phone 524-9089. — 32tf 'HOME repairs, remodelling, floors, tiled ceilings, eavestroughing, "panelling rec. *rooms, kitchens, etc. No job too small. 'Free „estimate. Workmanship guaranteed. Phone 524-9387. — 21tf v e LAMB'S DELIVERY MOVING HAULING PHONE 5249657 Reasonable Rates - 14-22 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED MODERN EQUIPMENT WORK GUARANTEED Write or Phone Harvey Dale, Clinton PHONE 482-3320 -- 1;3tf HURON DEAD STOCK REMOVAL CLINTON We pay $5 to $15 for fresh dead or disabled cows or horses. We pick t'p calves and small pigs as a service to you. • Call collect -18-9811 Lic. 169-C-68 50tf 1 INDUSTRIAL' and ° COMMERCIAL R00FING Aluminum Awnings' All Types Of Siding Williamson London, 438-4128 R. J. "Robbie" Robinson Kincardine, 396-7950 Goderich, 524-9089 , 26,27 ACE RADIO and TV Servir Frank Wilcox, 60 Picton' St. W., Coderich,..Ont. Phone 524-7771. It f BRICK WORK, fireplaces, stonework, chimneys, barbacue and incinerator and repairing -stucco. Ray Squire, Port Albert, phone Dungannon 529-7636. —. 11 tf Highest prices paid for dead stock. Up to $15.00 for cows.. Up to •$20.00 for horses. Call collect 881-3459 Walkerton. GRAF STOCK REMOVAL Walkerton • — lotf VACUUM cleaners; sales and service for all makes. R. K. Peck, Varna, phone Hensall 262-5350. - 48tfh GRAHAM ELECTRIC - Complete Electrical Service Retidential — Commercial — Industrial , , ' 155 Keays Street Phone 524-8670 Goderich,-Ontario. VACUUM and Polisher Service. Re airs to all makes. We Will call ,on' ou, with ho added cost for pickup and delivery. Up to $50 for your old vacuum or polisher, regardless of condition. Phone 524-8879 or 524-7219. — 26 BENNY BJERG General Contracting 202 Queen St., Clinton Phone 482-9372• 25tfn ANYONE seeing wild bees hanging on trees, call 524-9648. 25,26 MEDIAL Massage, Thermo -Therapy and Ultra -Violet, 118 Anglesea Street, phones, house 524-7617w office, , 524-6281. W. C. Breckow. Reg. M. — 15 ; 20. MISCELLANEOUS FORMAL WEAR RENTALS. Dress right for all occasions. We are agents for Freeman's Formal Rentals. Pickett and Campbell Limited, Clinton and Godericl- A. BIRTHS McDONALD: At Alexandra Marine and General _ Hospital, Goderich, on. June 26, 1969, to Mr:' and Mrs. Gerald McDonald, Goderich, a son. TATE-At Alexandra Marine and General ,Hospital, Goderich, on June 26, 1969, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tate, Auburn, a son, David Percy. . HOPKINSON: John' and Diane are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter,, Ruth Marie, on June 26, 1969, at Victoria 'Hospital, London. A sister for Sandra Lynn. — 27 LOUNSBURY: Lloyd and Kay are -.- pleased to- announce the arrival of their son, Grant Charles, on June 26, 1969, at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. A brother for Gary, Tracey and Douglas. C. BRIEFS Order Shell furnace oil and stove oil from Edward Fuels, tank truck dealer for all Shell Oil Co. products. Phone 524-8386. WILLIAMS CEMETERY MEMORIALS • And Inscriptions Stratford -- Ontario Ronald C. McCallum Representative 2.15 Wellington St. S., Goderich Phone 524-6272 or 524-7345 D. IN MEMORIAM WATSON: In loving memory of Harry Watson, who passed away five years ago July 6, 1964. Asleep in God's beautiful garden, Free from all sorrow and pain, When our life here is ended, We know we shall meet him again. •' Sadly missed and ever remembered by wife, Pearl, his ,family and grandchildren.- 27x E. CARDS OF THANKS R, ,., •,.. , MpMMfM CARDS OF THANKS BOGIE. 1 would like to thank a1tf v e,, friend' and neighbors for cards, flowers and visits while 1 was a patient in Goderich Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Mills, Dr. Wilkins, Dr. Deathe, nurses and staff on first floor east. -- Alex Bogie. — 27 WILLIAl '1SON: I wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbors .for flowers, ,cards and visits while a patient )n Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Special thanks to Dr, Doorly, Father Moynahan and all nurses and staff on second west. — Reg Williamson. — 27x NEWTON: I wish to thank all those who were so kind to me while a patient i'n hospital. Special thanks to Dr. J. W. Wallace, nurses and staff and also orderlies on first floor and second floor west an,,d Rev. Leonard Warr who visited me. - Goldie Newton. — 27 .poings of :Dungarinow evening at the *Pe of Mrs. Wes Burroughs. Jitn Culbbert,, who has converted his 650 B.S.A. bike to. a racing model, brought home a trophy on Sunday from the Drag Racing Track at Grand Bend. By the way, Jim nanied his bike the "Spear of Dungannon." Congratulations, Jim. Mrs. Ben Park, yvho underwent surgery at Victoria Hospital, London, recently; returned to her home on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Glenn from Vanderbilt, Michigan, visited with his sister, Mrs. Helena Ryan, on tile weekend. Don Aubin has comhenced work with Continental Contractink Co. of Ayr. At present they are ` on road construction in the town of Harriston. Visitors at the home of Brown Smyth and sister, Bessie Stewart, were Mrs. Muriel Smyth and daughter, Mrs. Dr. Evans, of Brantford, and Mrs. J. Hook of Toronto. MILNE: The family of the late Mrs. Ethel E. Milne appreciate the thoughtfulness and sympathy of, friends and "neighbors in the loss of their dear Mother. Special thanks to Rev. d. D. MacDonald, Dr. J. R. Leitch, Dr. R. Flowers and the nurses and staff at Alexandra, Marine and Generaf Hospital. — 27 FEAGAN: I wish to thank all who remembered me with cards, visits and gifts while I was a patient in Stratford Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Pyper, Dr. Scratch, nurses and staff on,. second floor. — Mildred Feagan. — 27x ' F. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Warner Cousins, Goderich, wish to announce the Mrigagement of their daughter, ildred Marie, to Mr. John Joseph O'Neill, son of Mr. and Mrs. James O'Neill., Kintail. The wedding will take place on Saturday, August 2, 1969, at 11 a.m. in St. Peter's Church, Goderich. — 27 Mr. and Mrs. James Prest announce the engagement of their daughter,.. Roberta Jean, to William James Millar, son of Mr. and Mrs. William' Millar, all of Goderich area. The wedding will take place July, 28 at home. -' 27 Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Rump, Ottawa, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marion Sybil, to Mr. William John Sanders Clements, son of Mrs. • William L. Clements; Goderich, and the late Flight -Sergeant Clements. The Marriage will take place at St. Matthias Anglican Church, Ottawa, on Saturday, August 16, 1969, at three o'clock. — 27 F. MARRIAGES Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F. Sheardown wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Bonnie Heather, to Mr. Alexander Jack McMichael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander R. McMichael „ of Clinton. The marriage will take place on Sa+urday, August 16, 1969, at' North Street United Church, Goderich. — 27 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Newton Roberts of Linstead, Jamaica, West Indies, have the honor of announcing the . forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Simone Jennifer, ...to Henricus Julius, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob S. Terpstra, RR 6, "Goderich. The wedding will take place at St. Andrew's- Roman Catholic Church, London, Ontario, July 19, 1969. — 27 Mrs. Irvin Carl Fromm of Preston is happy to announce, the forthcoming marriage of her third daughter, Carol Louise; daughter of the late Mr. Fromm, to Paul Francis Linklater, son Of Mrs. Licklilater and the late ,Mr. Francis OkYJohn Linklater of Goderich, Ontario. The wedding will take place at 7:30, p.m. August 2, 1969, in St. John's Anglican Church in Preston, Ontario. — 27 G. COMING EVENTS COME_ to annual Garden Party on St. George's rectory lawn on Thursday, July 17. — 27 • DANCE and reception for Mr. - and Mrs. Frank Hallahan, nee Marion Hickey, Friday, July 4, Auburn Community • Hall. Scott's Orchestra. Everyone welcome. — 27 WEAVER: I would like to ,express•my sincere thanks to the , ladies • of Dungannon, Port Albert and surrounding area for the lovely gifts received at a shower in Dungannon United Church. Thanks to the ones re§ponsible for organizingr a very enjoyable evenin�. — Glenda Weaver. - 27at>, PITBLADO: Mr. and Mrs. John Pitblado wish to take this opportunity to thank all their"'`" relatives, friends and neighbors for all the lovely cards they received on the occasion of their 60th Wedding Anniversary. the .thoug,httuinegs was very much appreciated. -- John and Christine Pitblado. -- 27x r • WAN TSD - • Experienced Part -Time IBM TYPEWRITER OPERATOR Tuesday Evenings 4-5 Hours Apply in person FRIDAY, JULY 4 To Mr. Lloyd Lounsbury The SignalStar West Street Goderich. - CORRESPONDENT MkS. BILL PARK(, 529=7919 ° Visitors on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park and family were Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Fuller, Sandra, Janet and Brian. Miss Brenda -Proctor of Goderich is spending a few days wikh her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrst Wes Burroughs, and family. Brenda Cook of Goderich is spending a holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Len Cook. Vicki Park is spending a week with her great grandmother, Mrs. George Ashton, of Gtrdench, ' Mrs. Beverly Shepherd of Goderich spent -Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rivett and family. Donnie and Gary Bowers of Goderich a"re spending a 'few days at the Rivett home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yule and family have returned to their home in the village after a few years' absence, Quite a number of ladies attended the' Tupperware demonstration held on Monday LOCALSH With more summer-like weather during the past week, the roadside park at Lochalsh has been used by many picnicers and travellers. Field day at North Ashfield Public School was held during the last few days of school and results are as follows: Junior Girl Champion, Karen' Reurink; Junior Boy Champion, David Simpson; Intermediate Girls Champion, Donalda Hamilton; Intermediate Boys Champion, Donald Kuik; Senior Girls Champion, Lorraine MacDonald; Senior Boys Champion, David Drennan. Thursday was Play Day at North Ashfield Public School when the children enjoyed Reunion held The first reunion of the John and Ann (MacLeod) Matheson Clan was held and the 135th anniversary of their arrival in Canada • observed, with • a registration of over 225 relatives, on Saturday, , June 28, at Southside Park, Woodstock, 'John and Ann, with five 'of • their children, (five ,other children were born in Oxford County), carne from Dornoch, . Sutherlandshire, Scotland, in 1834, on a sailing vessel, an eight weeks trip, and settled on a farm on the east half of lot 24, concession eight, West Zorra, in Oxford County. They are buried in the Old Log•Church cemetery. In the Matheson Genealogy; prepared by Rev. J. l're Stewart, Seaforth, formerly of Goderich and one of their descendants, are .records of over 500 families, 20 of which live in Goderich and vicinity, and over, 1,100 individuals: At the reunion the following officers were elected: president, Rev. J. Ure Stewart, Seaforth; 1st v i ce-president, Ralph Goodmurphy, Port Credit; 2nd vice-president, Neil Matheson, Port Credit; secretary -treasurer, Elizabeth Cox, (Mrs. W. A.); Kitchener; assistant secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Joan Agnew, Woodst-o-ck; representatives of the branches, Margaret Hunt, unt, (Mrs. Barry), Ingersoll; Audrey Goodmurphy, • (Mrs. Albert), Regina; Saskatchewan; Lorne Matheson, Boulder, Saskatchewan; Douglas George MacKay, London; Mac Pratt, Listowel; and Carl Parker, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Volland Mrs. Roberta Porter and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McNeil of Goderich, attended "the Matheson Reunion at Wood t' 9r`"Park on Saturday last. REMEMBER HELP Y0Uis RED CROSS games and treats pro3ided by the teachers. Tommy Barger was host to his class and teacher, Mrs. MacCharles, on Wednesday after school at his home. A ball game and refreshments were enjoyed by all. Congratulations are in order for all students who successfully completed another year at school and especially to Dianne MacKenzie who won the science award at Brookside Public School. Greg Hamilton was unable to attend the graduation exercises at Brookside School as the result of infection froma bee sting: Miss Doris Wylds of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wylds. Anniversary services were conducted on Sunday at Ashfield Presbyterian Church with Rev. Charles McCarroll as guest speaker. Mr. McCarroll is the minister at Brussels Presbyterian Church. Many attended the Ashfield Township ,Federation of Agriculture Picnic on -Sunday at Ashfield Park. New steps to the -lake built by the Federation were put to use by those going to and coming from the beach. All agreed it ,was a fine project. Charles Boyd is a patient in Kincardine libspital. John McCharles of Petrolia spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary on Saturday evening when they entertained family and friends to a' dinner at the Log Cabin -Restaurant. 'Many attended the shower for Miss Phyllis Bradley, bride -elect, at fine River Hall on Saturday evening_ G. COMING EVENTS CHARTERED bus ' leaving Clinton for West Coast on July 12 for 3 -week tour. For information call 482-7627. -. 26,27b 22. TO GIVE AWAY Part siamese kittens, trained house pets, very affectionate. Call at Aitken's, 219 Cameron Street, any time after Friday, July .1 OOD14ICH StONA .S ARI..' O ' SI , lei4UL 3,1 We- ►ace °very sorry lfepq# waa a est nt of Dt _ PP • P Mrs. A><1�be�..P+a h n +i1µ to «�. �w �`�• tie result of a alight .stroke. She . day o y d eonfined,to .Goderich Bios italgm . he Batu , n,� ..39th was taken is hospital Ji a ^ ►eddiug a nn1lr• .$u>► y and will remain there .,9141" they visited 1wlth, th+lx"ut*r another .two weeks or more, Mrs. and Willy), Mr, .and 'Mrs ` *11.1 Popp riots )res'trles in Clinton. but Caesar. a 1 ■ X159°° With 16" Cutting Attachments This Homelite chain saw has the quality and features of much higher priced saws. You can cut firewood, clear woodlots, cut lumber, prune and trim fruit trees. Come in and get a demonstration. ARGYLE MARINE & SMALL ENGINES 1s8 Britannia Rd. GODERICH �: •, 2�'^fir-':''". --popular 13- ft. model CHOOSE FROM 3 SPACE -SAVING FLOOR PLANS , Select The.One That Suits :You -Best 164 TRAILER CEI—TRE' LTD. 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There are more than 150 Datsun dealers coast-to-coast in Canada and $1,000,000 in parts to back you. from s2135 DATSUN GERALD'S Supertest DAILY HOURS 8:00 a.m. • 10 p.m. (Corners of Main and Goderich Sftree"ts) Phone 527.1010 r.z