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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-02-19, Page 9,'x'1 1I RBDAX.,VE#1R1J6'( '8r X970 :o M 4 5. TO RENT /1 FORMAL WEAR RENTALS Dress'right foe all occasions • We are .agehts for: Freeman's, Formal Rentals. PICKETT & , QAMPREL L Clairton L: Goderich: 6. WANTED TO RENT 2. TENDERS: WANTED THREE-BEDROOM home possession by March 14. ' Transferring to Goderich , with Union Gas Company. Children ,aged 13 to 18. Phone collect Reg Huckins, -Hanover 3'64-3604.- --6tf r T s COUPLE wishes to rent a home north df West and -East Streets. Preferably a 'single dwelling home with two bedroorhs, but would consider sharing a duplex. Have a medium - size home -trained dog. Apply ,.Box 5 9, 'Signal -Star, stating particulars. - 8.,9x THREE-BEDROOM house or partment. Reasonably close to schbols. Apply Box 58, Signal -Star. — 8x • C p to fl OTTAGE with indoor umbing for July and August, accommodate a family of -- e. 7 8,9 fe.-8,9 R. HELP WANTED FULL-TIME opportunity — saleswoman -bookkeeper wanted In Singer Shop. All benefits available, .`C QQd salax_.y.,_Appl,y^in person at Singer Cd., Goderich, —7,8 PART-TIME •cashier for local Supermarket. .Applications may be filed by writing Box 60, Signal -Star. GODERICH Raceway is interested in an adult that wants to earn some,. extra' money during the 'surnrner. A great deal of the work, may be done at home. Applicants should have telephone, typing and be one that enjoys dealing with people. Training will• be given to successful applicant. Contact H. O. Jerry, '84 Kingston Street, Goderich,. Ontario„524-9671 — „ riesri,1ence 524-9300. -- 8tf WANTE Man or consum Products. part-time full-time. Ltd:, Dep Richelie D IMMEDIATELY — Woman to „supply ers with R.awleigh Can earn $50 weekly $100 and -up Write Rawleigh Co. t. ABC -216-336, 4005' St: Montreal 207; NTED (General) WANTED crocks, ant ,..odds and e evenings..- - Older furniture, ique glass, .lamps plus nds. Phone 482-7878 4tf. COMPLETE ' household effects at small lots wanted. Call C & E. Furniture, 5.24-7231. — 42tf ' • ROOM and one girl. $ho -p.m., evenin board available for ne 524-7432 uritil•6 s• 524-8874. — 8x 11. EM PLOYMENT !ANTED ►Q • • HIGH School:gi$ will babysit on Saturdays. Phone -04:35-1.3%—,-.8 _COUNTY OF HURON . yE-NDERS FOR TRUCKS SEALED TENDERS n forms and in envelopes available from the office of the undersigned - will be accepted until 5:0.0 p.m. on: -TUESDAY, MarCh.T0th,7497. for the following: HC -70-101 5.—' ton pick-ups HC=76=1Q2 2 — 27,500 G.V.W. trucks . HC -70-103.— 1 — Car The lowest_ or any tender not. necessarily accepted. 4 J. W. Britneli, P.Eng., Huron County Engineer, Court House, Goderich, Ontario. 13. AUCTION. SALE "4CLEARING AUCTION 'SALE' of h ousehold effects ` and -a-ntiques for Mrs, Mabel Westland, Goderich, on ' Saturday; February 21, 197a• at.l p.m. Sale rto be .held in the MacKay Hall, North Street, Goderich. 24" Moffat ' electric stove; Kelvinatofr, refrigerator; ,chrome • kitchen • suite; chesterfield and rnateh•ing. -ehair two -upholstered- . armchairs; wo--upholstered- armchairs; foot mol; marble slab op antique ckresser; . single bed; chest of drawers; aluminum rocking chair; lamps;. Apex vacuum cleaner; • electric floor polisher; bird cage;, trunk; child's sleigh; • spring rocking horse; Jrarnes;• - antique china; dishes; glassware; , pots and pans; pillows; bedding; drapes; lawnchairs; tools; etc. ' Also at the same time selling for Mr. Charles Stokes— , Kelvinator automatic washing •' machine; eight -piece dining room 'suite (Queen .Anne style); library table; open bookcase; 8 x 10 rugs; clock radio; ' 22 rifle; blanket box"; drapes; dishes; , hand ... tools; hydraulic Jack; garden tools. Terms — cash — houses sold. Mike Cuminings, auctioneer. 7,8 14. SERVICES. AVAILABLE •L. Stratford Electric Limited - REWINDING and REPAIRS 'To . all makes of motors, generators, ” transformers, welders. 24 -Hour, Service 136 East Street, Goderich 5:247409 44tf 13. AUCTIO N SALE "'AUCTION SALE' ' of 3.6 head of fresh and springing holstein cows and heifers; 300 gal. bulk tank; . two De Le Val milker pails; will be held for Rod Johnston, Lot' B, Con.' 3, Goderich Township - (1 • mile south of Drive -1n Theatre) on , yi Thursday,fzFebruary 26, 1970 at 2 p.m. Terms -- cash: --•-- Allan Maclnty • re, auctioneer. Lucknow. 7,8,9 14. SERVICES VAILABLE GRAHAM E Complete. -Electric .Residential — Com Industria 155• Keays Street Phone 524-8670 Goderidii, Ontario. LECTR IC. al Service. mercial =- • TAX TIME-.AGAIN! Are you having trouble with that return? - PHONE 524-6842 Fair Quick Specialized Service T1 Shorts — $3-$5.00 ,T1 Generali— $20.00 and up Huron' Farm Accounting - 14 SERVICES AVAILABLE TRI*TOWN • BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Income Tax and complete record preparation and maig1enance. Lawrence Beane t Brucafield-7482-9260 • 51tf • FQR .your Arftenna 'Sales.•. and Service Contact Alvin's TV, 16:2: Mary Street, 'phone' -524-9089.._.. SEWING MACHINE REPAIR For ., all makes and models. of sewing machines: Free pickup and delivery in town. Phone 524.7756. — 42tf HA,VF your rugs and , chairs cleaned by dependable cleaners. Call Superior Maintenance, phone 524-8892, Goderich. — 24tf Inside, Outside Painting HAROLD LEDDY•- Phone 524-7237 6,7,8x • BENNY BJERG ' General Contracting 202,Queen St., Clinton Phone 482-9372 25tfn SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 'MODERN EQUIPMENT WORK GUARANTEED Write or Rhone Harvey Dale, Clinton PHONE 482-3320 • _13tf Effective Dec: 1 OPEN Mon.,' Wed., Sat. 8a.m.to6p.m. - for winter months only C &', W. SALVAGE 205 Nelson St. At -other than above days phone 524-9514 Buying ail scrap metals; handling troth new and used ^ - steel products_ 15. NOTICE to CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE �F ACHILLE AIME GRENIER (-AR•CHIE ARTHUR GRENIER), LATE OF THE TOWNSHIP'OF ASHFIELD, IN THE • COUNTY QF HURON, FARMER. All persons claiming against the above Estate are required to forward full' particulars of their claims -to fhe undersigned on or before the _ 13th day . of March, 1970, after which date the assets will be distributed. - DONNELLY & MURPHY, 18--The-Square, • Goderich, Ontario. Solicitors for Executrix. 8,9,10 Goderich Opera 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. for your 4-18 convenience •J ELECTRIC MOTORS Rewound • and Repaired` Watson Motor Service 133 Britannia West "" 524.689.1 . 51-8 i DAILY CAR RENTAL, • Reasonable Rates McGEE'S, Goderich Phone 524-8391 ACE RADIO and TV Service, Frank Wilcox, 60 Picton St.'W.,1 Goderich, Ont. Phone 524-7Z71. --ltf AL GRANGER'S TV Repairs To All Makes•Of TV. ByLicensed Technician 268 Huron Road . Phone 624-8826 34tf Y.i:F71 n-„ 'ANTE MA 1I ELECTRiCA Good op growing to 0R1'AUTOMOTIVE AND- v 1 WHOLESALE .BUStNE.SS portufity for right man in rganization. 145 HUR • ..„.,:,,,:e. LY 000 ON ROAD. GODERICH HONE 524.8389 ,. IN THE ESTATE OF FRANCIS 'XAVIER BAECHLER, LATE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF •COLBORNE, _IN .THE. COUNTY OF HUQR.-ON RETIRED SAWMILLER. All persons claiming, against the above Estate are required to forward full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 28th day of. February, .1970,' after which`. date ' the assets will .be distributed. " DONNELLY & MURPHY, •18 The Square,. Goderich, Ontario. - Solicitors for the Estate. 7,8,9 15. NOTICE to REDITOR$ AL'L persons having oiairnais 'against the Estate 751714A4THA CANDACE. RIIIAItDSOI!1: Widow, late 'of the Town Goderich, in the County ,of, Huron, who 'died on or ' about the °' l7th . day of , December, 1969, ' are required to • fife :the ;same with full particulars with the undersigned by the ltli day' of Marcb, 1970, as° after that date the assets orf to estate will. be distributed. DATED at 'Goderich,' Ontario, this 3rd day of February, 1970- ' PREST and EGENER,' " : 4 Barristers, etc,•, 33 Montreal Street, - • GODERICH, Qn,tario.. Solicitors for the Estate, a ' fr 7,8,9. 10. PUBLIC NOTICE e regular monthly meeti ig t, Peter's•. Ins. ,CQunctl lvim? Board- viras'held inTthe arish •.fall' nn Monday ;evening,, February.. -16, with a " .good. --attendance. . hN Mrs.,', Stinson"read • 'the minutes, and ;,John Buchanan, chairman';presented' two 'letters for, attention. Firstly, a letter from the D iicesan Pastoral Council officerequesting that an alternative parish representative Shouldbe selected, whose role would •be to -substitute the rear' parish representative the ,event the latter was unable to attend. On motion duly made hind passed Helmut Krohmer was elected to act as alternate parish representative to Mr. Buchanan, who IS the regular parish 'representative. The second letter was with regard to a work shop to be held in London on Saturday, March • 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. On a poll of the members the secretary.was requested to advise the chairman officer of religious- education at London that it anticipated 12 members would be attending from our council advisory board. • The .: various committee chairmen presented , their reports: Mrs. Palmer and her committee are holding a meeting. on March 3 to finalize plans for a wine and cheese party, the; • date of which has been ;'tentatively set for April'24.' • Mrs. Muriel' Murphy reported for the spiritual committee with regard to lay. readers,. ushers group, ' folk masses, etc. Also they are requesting that a notice be published in the • church bt lletin regarding reserving two rows of seats at the rear of the Church. for people with small 'children. - Father Moynahan introduced Father Hudson, of the order of Holy Ghost Fathers, who spoke to. • the group 'on the missions in' n general and gave a .very enlightening talk on the situation in the missions; particularly in South America and Biafra. •Also he answered questions., relating to parish retreats and expressed the - thought that a „twilight retreat • -would possibly be the best one for us. More about this later 'When a tentative date will be decided upon. >. Helmut Krohmer reported on the activities of the Youth Group, who are holding a-? spaghetti 'supper in 'the Parish Hall on Sunday, February 22. -Plans are also being formulated for a,.coffee. house for the young people• , • Mrs:- Moira Evans reported on the Homemaker's Service, , County Couficil has given their approval in principal. The matter is progressing slowly. Father Moynahan brought to the attention of the board that as 'Confirmation -would be held in Goderich, in June, it' was imperative that the remodelling of the sanctuary and altars and redecorating of the church be, completed before that time. The matter was" referred to Pete McCauley and his committee to secure rough plans, etc., to meet with • the architects from London, who, have done the work on several churches' in the • diocese and -who should be able to do a good job. Then he would report back and plans and estimates would be submitted at a special meeting as soon ,as possible. . The date Of the next -advisory board meeting was .set for Monday, April 13•,' at- 8 p'.m. in the Parish Hall. I will • not be responsible for any debts incurred b_y my wife 'Jacqueline after February 2, , 1970. — Larry Cowell. -- 6,7,8x ' • ` TAKE NOTICE that' the Corporation of the Town oft Goderich proposes to pass at his regular meeting to. be held at the Town ' Hall, West Street., Goderich on .Thursday, the 19th day of March; 1970'' at the hour of 7 p.m. a By-law authorizing the stopping up and closing ,of Huckins, Mitchell and Mooney Streets, being part of.Lots 3 and 4, in the Second' Concession in the Township of Goderich, now -in „the Town of Goderich .and revert the fee therein to the Town of Goderich. FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that at its. said regular meeting, -" Council _ shall-- hear in person.. or by' his Counsel, Solicitor -or Agent any person . who claims that his lands will be prejudicially affected ',by the F y -law • and applies to be heard. ' DATED AT GODERICH, ONTARIO this '19th DAY OF 1970 "'bS'7H. BLAKE ° Town Clerk 8,9,10,11 19. LOST AND FOUND w., The Goderich , Building Centre bonspiel was held Wednesday of last week at the Maitland Country Club. The overall winner for the day was a team from Goderich. Each Member of the team received gifts and individual trophies from Goderich Building 'Centre. The winning team left to right are Maxine Martin, Eileen'Palmer, Doug Sanderson representing the Building Centre, Doris Paquette and Phyllis Durst. • LOST — Fgold, w,fi t match, .__. expansion bracelet." Finder please phone 524-71676, — 8 • 'FOUND —estray dogabout one year old around Auburn district, reddish brown in color, white strip around neck, white paws,. wearing new "16 -inch Hartz collar. Breed uncertain, may be part •hound. Phone 529-7656. — 8 A. BIRTHS CHAPMAN: At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on February 13, 1970, to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chapman, Goderich, a - girl, Annette Carol. ALDINGTON: At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich; on February 12, . 1970; to Mrs: "Sharon Aldington, Goderich, a girl, Debbie Lyn: °. 'LADD.At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on February -16, 1970, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ladd, Goderich, a girl. TALBOT: At Alexandra hospital, Goderich, on February 17,' 1970, to Mr. and Mrs. John Talbot; Goderich, a girl,Tammy Lynn. h - ALL persons ,having • claims against. the Estate, of LAURA 'SMITH, Widow, late of .the Town of • Goderich, in the County of Huron, who died on orabout' the 5th day of January, 1970, are required to file the •'same with full ° particulars with the undersigned by_.the_28th. day of February, 1970, as after that date the assets' of the estate will be istributed. .TED at Gbderich, Ontario, this 28th day of January, 1970. ' PREST and EGENER, Barristers, etc., 33 Moatreal Street, GODERICH, Ontario. Solicitors for the Estate. ' 6,7,8 ,' IN' THE ESTATE OF ADELAIDE WEYRAUCH, also known is ADELAIDE CADS - also known as ADELAIDE; LOUGHEED, Married Woman, Deceased. ° Creditors and others ,having claims against the above Estate are 'required to send full particulars of such claims tb the undersigned on or before the 5th 'day 'of March, A.D. 1910, after which- date : the assets of the estate will be distributed, having regard only to claims that have been received. urYn. Y R� 1 AHCO .Y . 5i++i.YY.i�t .%9X7 -.-y;;,,ALF■�L�ItQ4a�`DVliMi1L'� 711 Canada Trust,3uildiff ° Windsor, Ontario. 6,7,8 5 C. BRIEFS THE C.P.&T. Fund committee of Goderich Oddfellow and •Rebekah lodges have wheelchairs' and other equipment for loan; free of charge. Contact- Amos Osbaldeston, Park Street, phone 524-9623, or Fred Fritzley, Wilson Street, phone 524-7217. E.'CARDS OF THANKS M A S KF LL-: Arthur and Florence Maskell wish to'eicpress their thanks to friends, relatives, neighbors and staff of Alexandra Hospital. Special thanks to Dr," Leitch, Dr. Mills, Mrs. Fowler and the, ambulance attendants' who so promptly answered the call. Maly thanks. '— 8x l DUMONT: I would like to thank all my friends who remembered me with cards and phone calls while I was a patient in Alexandra 14ospital. Special thanks to Dr, A. B. "eathe, Father 1Vloynahan, nurses and staff on .second floor east, and ambulance attendants. — Mrs. Shirley Dumont. 8x° DOAK: I wish to express thanks to friends and relatives who • extended their expressions , of sympathy and floral tributes on the death of a dear husband and father. I particularly acknowledge the . kindly attention of the McCallum. Funeral ' Home, the willing services of thea pallbearers and the comforting words of Rev. LockhartRoyal. Sincere thanks to Dr. Wallace and staff of Alexandra and ,Marine Ho3pita Rebekah Lodge and ° the Women's Institute, ta Mrs. Wm, Doak and family. 8 Second draw winners at the.Goderich Building Centre Bonspiel held in Goderich was a rink from Clinton. With Doug Sanderson of the Goderich Building Centre are front row left to right; June • Humphries, Lilian Mackey. Back row left to right Ethel Deguere and Roberta Bagnall. ' E. CARDS OFTHANKS POPE: I wish to thank relatives, neighbors and friends - who remembered me with cards, flowers and visits while in hospital; also Dr. Deathe, nurses and girls in green on first floor. — Mrs- L. M. Pope, RR 6, Goderich: — 8ne WILLIAMS: The family of the late Mrs. Mary Williams wish to thank • friends, relatities and neighbors for their flowers,- gifts and cards during their • r,,ecent' bereavement and special thanks to Goderich. Nursing Home Management and .Stafffor their kindness°: over the years, to Dr. J. W. Wallace, McCallum Funeral Home and Rev•' G. L. Royal. — 8 MONTGOMERY: I wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbors for • cards and _gifts while I was a patient in Alexandra Hospital. Special thanks to Dr, J: W. Wallace, nurses and staff on second west. 1- Ed Montgomery. - 8x COOK: We Would like to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors for- the- cards and flowers while we were in the hospital. Thanks ,t6 Dr: C. F. Doorly, nurses on -first and second east and the girls, i n green. — Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook. -•- 8X WESTON: Nina and E. R. Weston wish to take this opportunity to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to the many relatives and friends who made their ,diamoind anniversary a wonderful day by calling, sending cards, gifts and flowers. A special thanks to all those who helped in any way. -- 8 • IIUTCHINS: I' wish to, thank each, and everyone who remembered me while I was a' patient in Victoria Hospital, ,Leinoon, Special' anks° to '�f N m. ,:1►�-+ L�►catha, t�odench, ,D . .I1US `I'0,tce.Capades, mita i nei` :; Collins and Dr. Clark; Lrytidon, ,Memorial Auditorium leaves.6 ... Ontario, KenMrs.Hutchins, p.n�. ,'Wednesday, February 5. 8 For tickets call Jbhn Willia a E. CARDS OF THANCS. FERRIS: Our sincere thanks to Dr. C. F. Doorly, Dr. R. W. Flowers, the nurses 'and ambulance attendants at Alexandra and Marine Hospital, Goderich; to Dr. Marshall and. nurses on 6th . floor, St. Joseph's Hospital, London, for the excellent care given . to Greg during his recent 'illness, and to our friends and relatives who remembered him with cards and gifts. — Gord and Win Ferris. -- 8x F. ENGAGEMENTS The ' forthcoming' - marriage is announced of Marguerite Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. afd Mrs, C. E. Joynt of Thamesville, to Terrence S. Rutledge, sin :of Mr. and. Mrs. D. S. Rutledge of Clinton. The'YWedding will take place Friday, April 17, 1970, at • 7 p.m. in the Thamesville United Church, Thamesville, Ontario. 8x , s' G. COMING EVENTS A' EUCHRE Party :'will be held February 25th at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple, s West yS.reet, sponsored' by the Blue Water Chapter of the Eastern Star. — 8 FOR ENJOYMENT, roster and suspense • plan to attend the Huron County Junior Farmers Drama Eestival Friday, February 20, at 8 p.m., at Seaforth High School. - 8 CARD PARTY — Forresters,' Hall, Benmiller, Friday, February 20, at .9 p.m. Lunch and 'prizes provided. Everyone welcome. -- 8 " CARD PARTY — Sponsored by Tiger Dunlop Women's Institute in Township Hall, Carlow, Tuesday,, February 24, at 8:45 . p.m. Everyone welcome. •-°- 8 HURON Trail Riders • dance, Dungannon Hall, February 27, 10-1, George Bolton Orchestra, $1 per person: --- 8,0 024-7194, • 11 • Sflowrnot,iIe club holds meeting The third meeting of the newly formed Goderich Snowmobile Club was held Tuesday evening at Argyle Marine. Membership now totals 43. • - This- Friday at 7 p.m. the group will meet at Argyle Marine for a "run -out" to Auburn. Drivers are asked to bring their families — and a lunch. The group hopes to contact other clubs" in the near',future and discuss plans for club activities. The club agreed to have members lend a hand at the Goderich Winter Carnival this Saturday, February 21 and Sunday, February ,22 at Agricultural Park. Two club members, Sam Argyle and Harold Leddy will he the official starters for °the snowmobile races which *ill be held as part of the carnival First races will- be Saturday evening . under , lights ° with modified machines vieing for the prizes with stock machines hitting the track Sunday . afterriots_n at 1 p.m. • *- * • * Thirty-four Red Cross Outpost Hospitals and Nursing Stations serve remote areas of Canada. Barley Contracts WE e VE SOME MALTING - BARLEY CONTRACTS AVAILAKE SEE: • 000K'S DIVISION + OF. &E hRO DOR . ._ •aw,: ' -fin+iu:r ' rEliSXL