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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-04-27, Page 1114. SERVICES. AVAILABLE REPAIR' WORK—i3rickwork, stonework, stucco,' plaster, cement, fireplaces, chimneys. Phone 5294636 or write Ray N Squire, R.R.3, Goderich. —1'4f 17x r� 1* t~• vio SAN OBLASTING"~`' JACK HAMMER WORK BREAK, UP CONCRETE • BAC KHOEING � a SPRAY PAINTING ARNOLD STOTHERS Phone 529-7403 for estimates VACUUM CLEANERS Sales & Service An Makes BOB PECK VARNA • 262-5748 Collect MUM CALL FRANK TUT For all your flooring needs, Buy your carpet anywhere. 20 years' installation experience. Free measurements. 524-6804 Goderich. CUSTOM BULLDOZING CHAS. BRU1NSMA RR 2, Goderich 524-9804 15 SCOTT ;AND �W'ILLIS T :• PAINTING L PAPERING • SPRAYING FOR. FRES ESTIMATES • • CAt.L 524-6902- ' =- ,Far an Latest Eou Automatic' m Drainage sub-irrigation,I ipr`nent" -- Laser Grade Control Zo .P Wo Ph rPlow .0,, Box 544 odstock, Ont. one 537-8775 Screen 'Land Baick �(Exc'awati' Baseni Gray Ceme • Lyle. M .CLINTON est Top Soil scape Work ioe Work ng,, Trenching, ents, Etc.) el.& Fill nt Gravel ontgomery 482-7644 SKEI APPLI TON ANCES Inglis—Moffat--Beatty, Sales—Service • Repairs- to all makes 36 Britannia Rd. W. Ph. 524-7871 —17tf - PERMA DRIVE PAVING. ASPHALT CONTRACTORS Driveways -Parking Lots Repairs -Resurfacing • Free Estimates Phone. 524-682V-,-* Goderich WEDG THE MOVE :WHEN MOVING PHONE 262-28 34 LL O NT. , NE11lSA , MOVING WITH CANA SINCE 1873 DA .. 14. SERVICES AVAILABLE 16 PUBLIC..NOTICE DAILY ("AU RENTAL Reasonable Rates Mc(lEE'S (.l od.-rich • Phone 521-8391 190' 15. NOTICE to CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF BEATRICE GRACE LAUDER, late of the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, Retired Teacher, who died on or about the 25th day of December7.1971. ALL PERSONS ,having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned - Executors on or before the 8th day of May, 1972,'after which date the estate's assets will be distributed, having rewind only to claims that have 'then been received. MICHAEL J. WOLFE FLORENCE E. LAUDER, Executors by. their solicitor: PAUL D. WESSENGER. Barrister & Solicitor, P.O:B,ox91, Barrie, Ontario. —15,16,17 IN THE ESTATE OE• ARMAND URBANI BEDOUR LATE OF,THE TOWN OF GODERICH, IN THE COUNTY OF HURON . ALL persons claiming against the above Estate are required to forward full particulars of their. claims to the undersigned on or before the llth day of May, 1972-, after which date the assets will be distributed. DONNELLY & MURPHY 18 The Square Goderich, Ontario. Solicitors for the, Estate. —16,17,18 16. PUBLIC NOTICE I WILL not be 'responsible for any debts incurred by my wife, Patricia May (nee Fry) as of April - 13th, 1972.—Arnold G. Fuller. - 1,5,16,17x, I WILL no loiter be responsible for debts incurred by my husband, Alexander Neil McDonald, as of this date%—Diane .Jane McDonald. -16,17,18 Registration Kindergarten Children' who live in the school 'areas served by Brookside Public School and North Ashfield Public • School and who were born in the year 1967 should be' registered for kindergarten . at. Brookside Public School on Friday, May' 5 from 9:30to 11:30 a,m. and d from 1:00 to -3:00 p..m. --The -child and either or both parents should come to the registration and bring the child's' birth certificate or other proof of birth date. NOTICE OF STREET CLOSING TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of. Goderich, inthe County of Huron, NOTICE OF $TR EET- .GODERICH SKKNA1.•,STAItr TBU1 S!AT. APS.. 11 22. TO GIVE AWAY 1'011U black kittens. seVen weeks old. 'Iroise broken. Phone 524. 7402-17--18x. A. BIRTHS VAN DER MEER---Jack 'and Leslie (nee Eustace) are proud to announce the birth Of their first child, a daughter, at Toronto Western Hospital en April 24. E. CARDS OF. THANKS McKEE-1 wistr to thank friends, relatives and neighbors for ' flowers, cards and other kindnesses shown me while 0. a • TAKE NOTICE thatthe Council patient in Alexandra Hospital. of the Corporation of the Town of Mrs. Frances McKee. —17x - Goderich, in the County of Huron, intend to pass, a by-law at its meeting at 7:00 o'clock on Thursday, May 11, 1972, for the purpose of stopping up and conveying that part of Cobourg Street and that part of Wellesley Street, Registered ,Plan No. 7, in ' ,- the Town of Goderich, the BOWERS -I would like to thank • boundaries of said parcels being all my friends, neighbours and more particularly described as relatives who remembereg me follows: - with, flowers, cardsand visits FIRSTLY: That part 'of Cobourg while -wars a patient in Goderich Street lying North of -the Alexandra Hospital.. Special lortherl limitof Lot 1 and Lot Z, thanks to Drs. Leitch, Watts and Y I•'lowers, nurses and staff on 1st Registered PI N°. 7,. Town of and 2nd East, also Rev. Warr'_-- God,erich, being more • Mayme Bowers. -17 particularly described'' as - follows: ,KERNIGHAN—The family of the .Commencing at an iron, survey late Murray Kernighan of Milton Monument planted at the most , wish. to 'express their sincere W e s t e r l'y angle of L •o t 1, thanks to all their friends for the ,, -''=Registered Plan No. 7; THENCE many acts of kindness, flowers, Northeasterly along the Cancer Fund and Gideon Society donations, and expressions of 14o'rtherly limit of Lot 1 and Lot 2 sympathy following the recent aforesaid, a distance of Four loss of our dear husband and. Hundred and Twenty-four and • father.—Muriel, Brian, Paul and Three one hundredths (424.03') Ruth. -17 feet to the Northeasterly angle of" . Lot 2, Registered. Plan No. 7; McWHINNEY—I wish to thank THENCE . Northerly at right " everyone for"their kindness to me .angles to the last mentioned limit, while I was a`patient in Alexandra a distance.of Sixty-six (66.0') feet Marine Hospital. Special thanks' point in the Northerly limit of to Dr: Watts, Dr.. Cauchi and staff to a P y in emergencvL-=Gail. Cobourg Street; THENCE ,McWhinney. -17 Southwesterly along the —_—... Northerly: ;.limit of Cobourg COOK—I would like to thank all' Street, a distance of' Four those who sent me cards 'and Hundred and Twenty-four and flowers while • 1 was in . the Three one hundredths (424.03".) hospital, and Dr. Watt. ' Dr. feet; THENCE Southerly at right • Lambert and Dr. Cauchi, all the angles, a distance of Sixty-six staff on second east.—Robert (66.0') feet , to the Point of Cook. —17x Commencement of the parcel HARRISON—I sincerely thank herein described; the said parcel everyone who was so kind to me being further shown ouflined'ain*-during my 'stay-in-;Goderich- hos'iital; Doctors K. C. Lambert, J. R. Leitch, the staff on second east. first floor and the girls in gredn. To all who sent flowers, gifts., cards, visited and enquired at home, many thanks. Phk llis• Harrison.. -17 13ENDURE—I wish to thank all who expressed 'their sympathy and kindness with cards, words and flowers during the regent bereavement in the loss of my dear sister. r Irene Straughan. - 17 • •o green on the attached plan. SECONDLY: That part of Wellesley Street lying between theNortherly limit of Lighthouse Street and the Southerly limit of Cobourg Street, Registered Plan No. 7; Town of Goderi•eh, being more particularly described ,as follows: Commencing at the So'utheasterly angle of Lot 2, Registered Plan No. 7; THENCE Northerly along. the Easterly limit of -the said lot, a distance of One Hundred and -Thirty and -Ten. ..-one. hundredths - (130:10') feet to the Northeasterly angle of the said lot; THENCE Northeasterly along a Southerly limit of Cobourg. Street, a distance of One Hundred and Three and Seven tenths (103.7') feet to the Northwesterly angle of Lot 3, Registered Plan No. 7; THENCE Southerly • along ' the. Westerly limitof Lot3 and Lot 51, both as shown on Registered Plan No.7, a distance of One Hundred and Sixty-one and Ninety-two one hundredths •(161.92') feet to the Southwesterly angle 'of Lot 51 _.•aforesaid; THENCE Westerly, a - distance of Ninety-nine (99:0) feet to the Point of Commencement of the parcel herein described; the, said parcel being further shown outlined in 1 -ed. on -the 'attached Plan, ,L A plan of this proposal,will be -- made available for inspection to any person calling at my office in intend to pass- a by-law at its " the Town of Goderich. meeting at 7:00 p.m. -o'clock on ' AND FURTHER TAKE•NOTIC,E Thursday, May 11, 1972 for the that the Council will' at such purpose of stopping up for a meeting hear any person who specified periodor periods of claims that his land will be. time, Edna Street and unnamed prejudiciallyaffectedby such by - lanes as shown on Registered law and who applies to be heard. Plan 21 lying south of Bennett DATED at •Goderich, Ontario, Street in. the Town of Goderich. this 6th day of April, 1972. • A plan, of this proposal will be Harold Walls, A.M.C.T. made available for inspection to Clerk of the Corporation of the any perso'hcalling at my office in Town of Goderich, the Town of Goderich, 57 West Street. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the Council will at such meeting hear any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially affected by such by- law and who applies to be heard. DATED at Goderich, Ontario;, this 6th day of April, 1972. Harold Walls, A.M.C.T. Clerk of the Corporation of the Town of Goderich, 57 West Street. 19. LOST AND .FOUND LOST lady's dark rim gasses, vicinity Victoria and East Streets. Phone 524 -94W -47W FOUND—Ladies' ring on Nairn Drive. Phone 524-6611 after 5 p.m. —17 - LOST -5'12 month old Alaskan Malamute, black •and ilvhite, wearing . choker chain. Reward. Phone `679.1536, colleiet, after 5:00 p.m.... 17 L ST-2Silver brooch, keepsake. 1teward. Phone 5244544,-17x —17x • 21. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES EARN extra cash, grow cucumbers for Ricks under contract. For further information phone or write Maurice Cronin 392-6290, ‘R.R.3 Teeswater. = 16,17 SwuMMING POOL • - DEALERSHIP AVAILAaLE - An ekcellent opportunity to 'get into'the rapidly expanding leisure field as an AQUARIAN swimming pool dealer. Complete training available• -minimum investment, secured by stock and displays - NO FRANCHISE PEE required. You may be spending your winters in the south sooner than you think! For- details on ,how 'to take advantage of this great offer in your area, write or call AIUARIAN POOLS, 11 Export Avenue, St. Catharines, Ontarib, (416)-688.2612, BOGIE—Wish to thank everyone 'whohelped us at sale time. Verb appreciated: —Grace and Rod . Bogie. -17 '' • MOERBEEK —1 would • like to thank all my friends, neighbours, relatives and Local Lodge 1863 -who rem'embered•me-whiie•I-wa:; <r patient in the Alexandra Marine Hospital and szecial thanks to Dr. Jackson, Nurses and staff on 2nd floor west wing. Your kindness will always be remembered, - .John Moerbeek Sr. -17x • F. ENGAGEMENTS Captain and Mrs. 'Herbert A. Jeffrey Regina, Sask., announce the,engagement of their 'daughter. Elizabeth Joyce, t8 Mr. Robrert .1• Graham of Edmonton, Alta., son of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Graham. Wedding to take place July 1st. 1972.-17x 'Mr. and Mrs. William John Hardy, R.R,1, Belgrave". announce the engagement of their only daughter, Jean Elsie to Mr. Andrew Ghilian Delbergue, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julien Delbergue. R.R.3; Auburn. The wedding will take place in St, Augustine Roman Catholic Church, St. Augustine. on Saturday, May 20, 1972 at 2:30 p.m. -17x .G. COMING EVENTS THE ST. PETER'S Youth Group is sponsoring'a card party on May 1st that's this Monday at 8:00 in the St. Peter's church • hall, • Everyone is welcome—young and old, come out and enjoy an evening with friends. -17 The regular meeting of the Maple LeafChapter IODE will he Tuesday evening at 8:15 at, the home of Mrs. Jim Skeoch, 125 Nelson St. E. LADIES - DAYS at Goderich Building, Centre When You Shop Say -.71 ISAW IT IN TH SIGNAL GIVE. ,,,$b more 'will live • EAR. The Goderich Fire Department's new Ladder truck received a trial by fire on Friday afternoon when the'department responded to a fire call on Elgin Avenue West. The flames were already well advanced in the _roof of a home located there but firemen the blaze and limit damage.—staff photo Federal Department of Trwisport buys .second- air cushion vehicle managed to The of Transport has excellent-' •`example of dgsigned for the Arctic tic placed an order for the seccind interdepartmental co-operation. Environment, although it is' production model of the 25 -ton The . Canadian Government suitable for use in all climatic payload air cushion vehicle known • investment in the industry conditions. The Voyageur is .as the "Voyageur" • Transport PAIT. •affirmed by this basically a self-propelled cargo Minister I) o n Jamieson' Transport .Ministry purchase, is deck which rides on a cushion of . armounreri today. a 1 s o a n e xp r o s's-i•o n of the ' air. It is thus able to traverse 'The vehicle, scheduled • for Ministry's leadership i,n a new water.land• snow, ice or marshy ,delivery this Spring and costing transportation technology as well areas. The overa.11 dimensions of $1',114.400, is.to be 'assigned to a as an expression of Government. the craft are 65 feet by 36 feet, and variety of,special husks in areas confidence in a major the -craft i,s unique in that it is ranging from the Great bakes to Canadian manufactured `..ehicle. based on a simple flat bed remote Northwestern Canada The first. craft produced 'is configuration of modular units ' The' development of -this -flew equipped with tv o .Genera,l '. -that permit it to be transportecl by is cus vehicle is i r' I , fl n 'n n the30 freighter hter three tv.� � a .. ; kji.olr..-_. _..... ..... ......1:1u..c.f .tt_ .,;11.9_ �. g.>L es,_n��d�e,its atul.t �_I- . f,. e l; in.zee... joint""' venture between the . first 'fight last Noverntrer and is loads, and•hv rail. .road or sea. Department of • lrn ustrv, - Trade' at present ,undergoing its The Voyageur has a maximum t;so,vernment .,.rr ti,ticatian at over -water speed of 50 MPH with. Toroiato 1sia.nd, The second. craft,. , a nominal payload capacity of -20 which is the basic production totiOnti five tons of fuel.with a • nrortc-l• is equipped with the•Twin trade-off potential between the Pic ST6 United Aircraft of two. Canada engines is due to roll out Operated initially by , the at the end of this month. This is ' Northern 'Bra n•s p o r• t a t i o n the first "ACV .specificallv..,� Company Limited, under contract with' the Transportation Development Agency of , the ,.Ministry of Transport, the craft will he"' derated in roles which will include maintenance of aid to navig.ation. It will also 'be .ttfsed for logistical re -supply in the Arctic• and for search and rescue operations; freighting roles in special areas and various tasks IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITIMIIIIIIIIIIIII 11111111111111I111111IIIHIIIIII111111111111111111111111111 IIIIIIl111111! and Commerce ansi Bell Aerospace of Canada underw,the. • aegis of the Program tor . Advancement' • of 1ndust•r,rial Technology for the development of new technology in Can,jda 'I•Ire work between MOT and industry. Trade and Commerce is an BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Weare looking for an individual who has the desire to build a future for himself or become his own businessman, . Due to expansion, Lucky One Beverages, Inc., an all Canadian Soft Drink Firm, inbusiness the past 20 years, is looking for initiative men towarehouse and distribute our product in"the Goderich and surrounding area:^- For further information, please call (416) 449-7301 or write to the attention of Mr. L. Borey or Mr. 0. Bell, Lucky One Beverages, Inc., 20 -Graydon Hall Drive, Suite 2101, -Don• :Mills, Ontario. SED TRUCKS 1 970'GMC, FLEETSIDE 1/2 TON 307 V-8, power brakes, heavy duty front springs, rear springs, auxiliary springs, shock absorbers. Below eye -line mirrors, 37,000 miles, 391346. 21OO- 1970 VOLKSWAGEN WINDOW VAN 23,000 ties, custom radio, like new. X25469. ,, $1695 196,8 FORD-FLEETSIDE .1/2 TON , Six cylinder, standard shift. Positraction. Safety checked, ready to go. 39597B. •995 1968 FORD FLEETSIDE 1/2 TON Six cylinder, standard shift. Fresh paint job. 392.1B. - x11 9 5 1968 INTERNATIONAL 1500 SERIES °11/2 TON. CHASSIS & CAB Big Six, Four speed transmission. Almost new 750 x 20 dual rear tires, 35406V, $1895 .1111111ir+r mini mow mar irrirarrriwmuswii mon 'McGEE'S - GODERICH 524- a•. for other government departments. The craft will also be available on a comrpercial basis for limited periods to demonstrate this new technology to the , petroleum industry in resource development schemes..After one -year, this particular model of the Voyageur wall replace some of the. • older colpyentional surface vessels in the Western Arctic with. the Canadian Coast Guard. Berl Aerospace of Canada fnanufacturetl the Voyageur' at 41s plant at Grand Bend, Ontario. The Voyageur combines the proven technology of ,previous • .air, Cushion, vehicles with several innovative concepts in craft design and manufacture., The development of the Voyageur places Canada among the leaders in air cushion vehicle manufacture, and high hopes are being expressed for the ,export potential of the craft, • BiUYiEi1•RENFI RE4 •• .li r The Rev. Brian b. Freeland, 'Supervisor of CBC's Religious Pro. gramming since 1049, is an energetic, highlp.capabl ittdividu` l acclaimed as the .guiding force• behind such programs and series as, Heritage, Concern, Church of the Air attd Man Alive. Expert in liturgy and worship, 'Mr. Freeland, 48., hot been active in C8C religious of airs since 19 3,Heysr currently attached to St Thbmas Anglican Chur hin yo ontn, ar IIIIIIIIIIl1111111111111111111111111IN1111)fiilllllltlfilltllllllfllll'i111fI�llMlllillll11111111111Illliliil'lllllllllil'Illllllfil�l'I� ;