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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-05-25, Page 1114. SERVICES AVAILABLE GENERAL carpentry and maintenance. Phone, 52:1-9182.- 19 to 22 24-9182.-- 19to22 <. RUSTPROOF Lei us do a complete job on that pew or tate model' car. Well worth the reasonable investment. See us at ROUSE AUTO ELECTRIC SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED �., MODE -RN EQUIPMENT WORK GUARANTEED Write or. Phone *Harvey Dale, Clinton • PHONE 482.3320_ 13tf CUSTOM '- BULLDOZING CHAS. BRUINSMA_ RR 2, Goderich 524-9804 15 SKELTON APPLIANCES Inglis -Moffat -Beatty Sales --Service Repairs to all makes 36' Britannia Rd. W. ' • Ph. 524-7871 L1 -17tf CALL FRANK TUTT For all your flooring needs. Buy your carpet anywhere,' 20 years' installation experience. Free measurements." 524-6804 Goderich. SCOTT AND- WILLIS • PAINTING L' PAPERING. • SPRAYING FOR FREE''ESTIMATES CALL 524-6902 Where to Bug it RELCO Sewing Ceulre «Fis►fkPIi�TWi"f7f=AtER) ,, 40 WEST ST, 524-8431 Farm Drainage and sub -irrigation: Latest Egiiip'mment Automatic Laser Grade' Control ZorP.low. P.O. Box 544 Woodstock,' Ont. Phone 537-8775 Sewing Machines SERVICED & SOLD ALEX REED 197 Bayfield Rd.,. Goderich 524-8465 SANDBLASTING JACK HAMMER WORK BREAK UP CONCRETE BACKHOEING SPRAY PAINTING ARNOLD STOTHERS Phone 529.403 for estimates WEBER'S SEWAGE DI.POSAL SERVICE Modern egiWipmentqused. We pump r Septic tanks, piggerip Lagoon% MtC. Phone 887.6700 R.R.2 Brussels 14. SERVICES AVAILABLE 14. SERVICES AVAILABLE CAMPBELL'S Bicycle Repairs, 170 East St., Phone 524.7935, -21 • WILL elean basements, attics and garages. Phone 524.7158"-21 W9RK wanted for Buckeye tiling >P machine during summer and fall. Phone Seaforth 527-0934.-21x CUSTOM farm work. Call 529- 7561,-21,.22 LAMB'S .DELIVERY MOVING - HAULING Phone 524=9657 M. A. SALVAGE We buy all metals, batteries and rads and iron 524-6933 A. SMITH 54 TRAFALGAR- ST. GUU.ERICH GODERICH TAXI Taxi Stand' At Lionel's Sunoco Service Station 87 Victoria St. 524-6594 Bill Swan, Prop. • VACUUM CLEANERS Sales- �lJ@rVlc@ • All Makes BOB PECK VARN-A 262-5748 'Collect Professional Driving Instruction OSL Graduate For appointment phone Mrs. Donna Tolchard „Phone 482-3189" 15: NOTICE to CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF CLARA ANN LAWSON, late of the Village of Auburn in the County. of Huron, Widow, Deceased: ALL persons having claims again"srthe Estate of the above= named who died on February 29, 1972, are • required to file full particulars thereof ..with the undersigned on or before the 31st May 1972, after, which date the assets will be distributed, having regard only to the, tiairns of which the undersigned shall then have notice. • DATED -at Clinton, 'Ontario, this 4th day of May, 1972. E.B. MENZIES, Q.C., Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor for the Executors -19,20,21 16. PUBLIC NOTICE I RICHARD LOU , EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER, fuel. APPRAISER' CLINTON, 9NT.. PHONE: 482-7898 or 482- 9431. -21tf 15. NOTICE -to CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE Oh' ELDON MacLENNAN, LATE OF THE VILLAGE OF AUBURN, IN THE COUNTY OF HURON - ALL persons claiming against the above Estate are required to forward full partliculars of their - claims to the undersigned on ar,. before the 10th day of June, 1972, t after Which date the assets will be distributed. DONNELLY & MURPHY 18 The Square, Goderich, Ontario`. Solicitors for the:Estate. -20,21,22 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ALL persons having claims against the Estate of RAYMOND R. REDMOND, ' Retired Teacher, late of the "'Rewe of Goderich, in the County of Huron who died on or about the 23rd day of April, 1972, are required to file the same with full p-articulars with the. undersigned by the 17th day of June, 1972, as after that date the assets of the' estate will be distributed. DATED at Goderich, Ontario, this 19th day of• May, 1972. PREST and EGENER Barristers, etc., • 33 Montreal Street, Goderich, Ontario. Solicitors for;the estate. • -21,22,23 19.---LOST-AND FOUND -L- • • ,LOST -on .Saturda'y',.. May 6th, male, black'and white border collie dog, right lower front fang tooth missing, 11/2 years old. Child's ,pet. Goderich. Township tag No. 114. Reward. Ted Johnston, n, phone 524-7095. - 2ltfnc • . FOUND -A pair of men's dark rimmed eye glasses, on Square. Owner may ha:ve same by identifying and paying for ad at Signal -Star. -c- 21 of A. BIRTHS 131R6 -At Alexandra Hospital on May 19; 1972 to Mr. and Mrs: Richard Bird,`. 38A The Square, Goderich, a baby girl Shannari Dogma. KEL' LY --At Alexandra Hospital on May 20, 1972 to Mr, and Mrs: Michael Kelly, 103 Wolfe St., Goderich a baby girl. D. IN MEMORIAM SOWERBY-In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Mrs. Williamena Sowerby „Who •passedaway 1 year ago, May 25, 197.1: The dearest Mother`this 'world could -hold, q With a cherished smile and heart of gold, To those who knew her all will know, How much we lost one year ago. Lovingly remembered ' by her family, - 21 c 16. PUBLIC NOTICE The Liquor Licence Act NOTICE OF APPLICATI�N Licensing District No. 2 # TAKE NOTICE that -"THE BARBARIAN INN LIMITED", of the Town of Goderich, in 'the County of Huron, will make application at a Special Meeting' Of the L iquor L icence Board of Ontario to be held at the CANADIA'I'1 LEGION HALL, 48 ONTARIOSTREET NORTH, inthe CITY OP WATERLOO, on Tuesday, the Twentieth (20th) day of June, 1972, •at the hour of 10:00 o'clock D.S.T., in the forenoon for the issuance of a Dining Lounge L icence, for the sale and consumption of liquor. where food is available and a Lounge Licence for the sale and consumption of 1' quiyr, for the -following premises: . The Barbarian Inn which wilt be located at the corner of • Hamilton and Nelson Streets in the Town of Goderich and will be known municipally as 91 Hamilton. Street. The.,, said establishment will be classified as a hotel and *will contain approximately twenty-five (25) bedrooms and a dining. room: 'ANY PERSON who is resident in the licensing district may object to the application, •and the grounds of objection in .writing shall be filed with Mr. R. B. Trott, ,'the Deputy Registrar of the licensing district, whose address is 251 KING STREET, WESTSUITE402,'kTT•CHgNER, ONTARIO at least ten (10) days before' the meeting at which the. appl icption is to • be heard. DATED at the Town of Goderich this 19tli day of May, A.D., . 1972 THE BARBARIAN INN LIMITED. per: John Refflinghaus • 28 Gloucester Tewrace " GOI ERICH, ONTARIO ii'illYliiiYYii4liiliirl�� Y -•Y'.•••• 4, D. IN MEMORIAM LAWRENCE: 1n,oving memory of Matthew William Lawrence, who passed away two years. ago, May 26, 1970. "Until tomorrow." -Ever remembered and sadly missed by his wife , Pearl, daughter Phyllis, son-in-law Jacll, and Mary and Ron. -21x i VOLLAND-In loving memory of a beloved husband, father and grandfather who left this life May 28, 1964. "To hear your voice and 'stee your smile To sit with you and talk awhile To be together in the-same•oldway Would be. our dearest wish today." ' Lovingly remembered by wife, Mary, and the family. -21, MOORE-In loving memory of a dear Mother and Grandmother, Mrs. Celia J. Moore, who passed away two years ago, May 29, 1970. Sleep dear Mom for it is true, You suffered much and told so few, But someone knew you needed rest Twas God above and he knew best, ' Others have loved, and lost we • know, . But you were our Mom and we miss you so. Always remembered and sadly missed' by son, daughters and grandchildren. -21 E. CARDS OF THANKS„ CLARK -Our sincere thanks to ail who assisted in any way during the sudden illness and death of a loving husband and father. Your expressions of sympathy through floral . tributes, charitable donations, cards and letters and visits are very much' appreciated • and, will always be remembered. Thanks to everyonewho helped in any way. -Sincerely, The .Clark. Family, Auburn, Ontario. -21 WRIGHT-(Mrs: Florence) -We wish to thank the nurses at Alexandra, Marine and General Hospital, Dr: M Bauchi ander. J W. Wallace during our mother and grandmother's lengthy illness. We also express our • sincere appreciation • to friends' and:__. neighbors for their flowers and cards of sympathy. Sincerely, Malcolm and Grace MacAulay and fjnily. -21 • '1VIcASTOCKER-I would like, to thank those that visited me in hospital, inquired about me, the nurses in emergency and pn 2nd floor. east. -Tim McAstocker. 21x DOAK-I would like to thank all my friends and supporters for the telegram' they sent •to me during the -Stanley ,Cup Playoffs. -Gary Doak. -21x.- P. CARDS OF THANKS DUNCAN - I would like to take t i.s opportunity to thank all my. friends.for their visits ;.cards and flower§ while] e 1 was a patient in the hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Deathe and nurses on 2 East and I.C.W,U. Local 682 for their gift. -Ken Duncan. -21 SMITH -1 would like to tike this' opportunity to thank alba my friends, neighbours and relatives for their visits, cards and flowers while I was a patient in Victoria Hospital. -Ed Smith. -21 e F. ENGAGEMENTS 'Mrs. H. C. Cook of Goderich is pleased to' announce the forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Joanne Elizabeth, to Mr. Gary Elwin Sproul, son of Mr. and Mrd. Howard'Sproul. Auburn: The wedding -W#1'1 take place Friday, June 16,1'972, at 7 p.m. in Dungannon United Church. -21x • Harbor NOtes Walt 3boats for the past week which visited Goderich harbour were, E.B,Barber, May 15, out of Port Colborne, light; WestdaIe, May 19, ,out of Port McNicoll, light; May 20, Pinedale, out of Port Colborne,Light; May 21, Roy A.,Jodrey,•out of Sarnia,,ight. Grain boats to date are, April 20 the Kir4gdoc,. April 21 the Thornhill and April' 26 the Thornhill. • , Notes from Nile ..BY MRS, JACK CLEMENTS The -May U:C.W. meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Les Johnston with the Vice -President Mrs. Doug Young in the chair. Mrs. Beth Rutledge was in.,charge of the meeting. Theme of the meeting was "Stewardship and Vocation". S.cr'ipture was read by Mrs. D: Young. Reading by Mrs. Rutledge taken from the book' "Fingering' Devotions". A reading , also from the Observer by Rev. Donald Watts about Hospitals, Doctors and Nurses. These readings were found quite ,interesting and especially the one. from the Observer as a lot of the ladies 'knew Mr. Watts. • Minutes from last meeting were read by Mrs. Kerr. - Presbytery for the U.C.W. • presidents is to be held on May 31. at Blyth starting at 7:30. The ham and salad supper „is to be on May 31. The U.C.W. 'bus trip with Dungannon is to be held June 12• with lunch at Seaforth. Next month's meeting is to be held at the manse on June 8. A lovely lunch was served by -the-hostess, Mrs:-t-.-Johnstorrarrd Mrs. C. Johnston. ti SOCIAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs:`Avard Miller and family visited' in Toronto on Sunday. __ Rick • MtGee has been' home from school with pneumonia. Lloyd Walff and his mother,. Mrs. J. Clements attended the funeral in Hamilton for Ken - Gardiner over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith of Holyrood visited. with Mrs, Eleanor. Rising for a' couple of days last week. Mrs. Hazel Doherty of Goderich is visiting with Mrs, Eleanor Rising of Sheppardton. FtiIYK'S PLANT FUNK'S HYBRIDS G4082 G5150 G4180 ,, G4263 • RONALD BAER 624 9821 R.R.5, Goderich- 1. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES . BUSINESS, QPPORTUNITIES•,, DEALERS REQUIRED.... FOR • CHAPARRAL SNOWMOBILES The fastest growing snowmobile in the industry and' we've only just begun Look at these' benefits Free dealar'floor plan available to Oct.'31 Service school on products National advertising • Co-op advertising for dealer t Guaranteed parts inventory Send all inquiries to fi ONTARIO DRIVE & GEAR LTD. Eleoma -ulnad Naw "Heniburg, Ontario 519.462+2840 15 miles weird Kitchener 529-7648 Mrs: Ga-ry---Ket- ; -M•rs.--Randy-- • Kerr and Mrs. Allan Brindley of 'Goderich went camping for the weekend with the C.G.I.T. girls 'at the Provincial Park. Local: amen graduate at Kitchener • The Hon. W. Ross Macdonald, lieutenant -governor of Ontario, conferred tits final degrees at Waterloo Lutheran University's annual spring convocation att the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium Su-nday. It was Mr. Macdonald's final duty as Fre stied down as Chancellor of the small university • he has served since 1964. the full term allowed by th.e 1'ni',er'sitv's - constitution. He was succeeded Iry the Hon. Paul Martin, leader.of the Government in the Sente, y' who will he installed a.t the university's • fall convocation November 5. - Degrees were conferred upon more than 700 graduates -among them Eric. Pincher and William McM•s ntr-s , both -of -Gc letici -- By SIDE` -Music Night, now in the past, owa4. . success! Sir Adam Beck Seondary,School Choir and Band, Goderich Laketown Band and G.D.C.I. Viking Concert and Stage Bards performed before a full - house. The different musical:groups payed such a variety oft+•music, that even' the hardest person to please in, the audience must have tapped his foot`in time somewhere throughout the night! The students from Sir Adam Beck, led by a former Goderich resident Bill Bettger,' are a talented group. At the afternoon assembly; Thursday-.-May--1-1; . they-- were - greeted with enthusiasm and the Senior students particularly. - enjoyed the themes from' "Pink - Panther'' and "Mission Impossible'''. The Junior students listened to their own Viking Concert Band and Top Brass Stage Band in the auditorium. k'ol-lowi-ng the.se-ass.ean•hlie-s-the--.- Goderich students met their billets and we went home. Soon we were back at school for Music Night. Mr. Charles Kalbfl'eisch, our bandmaster, received a much -deserved standing ovation for the long hours he has put in. over the past five years, making the bands what they are today. Next year Goderich high school is introducing an Instrumental Music course as part of the curriculum. Wednesday, May 17, our track team travelled to St. Marys for the big Track Meet of .the year. Until ,the last the Stratford Central track team wags winning, but St. ;Marys' students were the ultimate winners of the meet, by two ,points. • Goderich competed well, placing third. Some events were washed out by rain and students travelled hack _ a .iomplele ._.the • meet_. Thursday afternoon. PEC14d Prides DrasticaIIy Reduc'ed To Sell- Before Recondhionini 1 968 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE TWO -DOOR ---radio. Lica 74117.,: 5;7 5 1 967 CHEV BELAIR TWO -DOOR -V8 automatic, radio. This car is safety checked. K49156. 1967 -CHRYSLER NEWPORT SEDAN -V8; automatic, power steering, power brakes, power windows, radio. 1966 CHE V. BELAIR x425 $bsa TWO -DOOR HARD.TOP-327$199 V8 • abtomatic, radio, power steering; 'po'wer ' ' Brakes.. K486„, , • ' . 1966 .OLbSMOBILE DYNAMIC 8$ ,SEDAN -V8 'automatic, power • steering', I --,$ $ power brakes; radio. Extra clean. K48637. 1966 PONTIAC PARISIENNE 69 TWO -DOOR HARDTOP -V8 automatic, $ 5 9 5 power steering, power brakes. K46908. 1965' PONTIACTARISIENNE jF TWO -DOOR HARDTOP -V8, , automat radio, power -steering. K48765. x150 1965 PONTIAC-PARISIENNE_ CUSTOM SPORT CONVERTIBLE automatic, power .steering, power brakes, 40388 bucket seats. K47336, 1 96 5 CHEV. BELAIR SEDAN -Six cylinder,' automatic, radio. $99 K 51835. 1965 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN TWO -DOOR -Six cylinder, automatic. K53473. $99 1964 -FORDCUSTOMro. 500.° -- SEDAN V8 omar t' t f; 'dad' K46936. Away above"aveve rage. ' 35 1964 VALIANT V. =200 SEbAN-Six cylinder automatic. Decent -, $ I car. K47879, Pontiac � Buick GODERICH r. 4 133 Ne ws froat FREEMAN . The Debating Club hosted an Invitational 'Debate ,on Friday, May 19. Teams from .Exeter and • Seaforth competed in this, the first event of its kind at,G.D,C.I" There were three teams .. debating- �' sirnultafeously, differebt areas of the school, each before three judges, a Mrs. Edwards, Mrs,, J. Sully, Mrs. Donnelly, Mrs. Ilrevett, Rev. Royal, Mr. Kincaid and three .. Grade 13 students judged the students and declared the best team to be Rhea Hamilton and John Jerry from G.D.C.I. The team that placed second was corn pp -s e-d---af-, B -r e n da -- Harrison and Pat Conlon, also from Goderich.. A Seaforth team placed third.. Pat Conlon 'was declared the nlnst, 'outstanding debater of the 'meet,'•with Rhea Hamilton' as runner-up, and John Jerry tied with a Seaforth girl, for third place. This event .was a great_. s1 Gess�.atld..._I:. hope -t • becomes an annual affair,. Today (Thursday) is the Awards Assembly, when those students who have actively taken part 'and. achieved, in school activities . .receive various • trophies, jackets . and . other awards. The recipients of the various awards . are certainly' deserving of .them, for the competition is tough at G.D.C.I.' A while ago th'e 'better mathematicians of G.D.C.I. compete in Mathematics Contests Winners of the Junidr MathematioG ntest in order are Mike Palmer, K.en-Cutt and Mary. Van Rooy. have Carruthers placed first in the Senior • Mathetnatics Contest and` Paul Carmen was second -place winner. Most of us envy those good in, math, and these people deserve to be congrati.ilated. A play called the L ttery was_r,, presented before a Junior Assembly recently. Directed by Mr. John Smallwood, the • play involved a, large cast, A new set was applied putting the action in , the middle of the audience.. The playtakes.part in the 1950's in a small farming town. To ensure •a good harvest the tradition is to sacrifice a person'a-nd,stone them to death. ' Tessie Hutchinson, a mother, of a five-year-old boy, draws the unlucky slip. Played -by` Debbie Dunlop, she made the audience. �.,. tense each 'moment" with ,her oncoming death. Joe S.umrarre-rs-,r keeps the Lottery running smooth, however, with. Bill McGee playing this 'role. ' In every tradition there is one to oppose. Belva Summers played by Catherine Cruickshank sternly looks on the occasion with disgust. The play "produced a great number of favourable comments. Congratulations to the cast, 'crew and directors for a job Truck burns on Highway 21 Monday sight The Goderich detachMent'of the Ontario Provincial Police bad a busy time last week,with investigation encompassing„ a wide range of incidents. On Monday evening they investigated a truck on fire south of Goderich,' Both the O, P. P. and the Goderich Fire 'Department. responded to a call to the scene' where a van, owned by Edward Doyle of.485 Charlotte Street: in London, was in flames. The O.P.P. report the truck "apparently backfired and then burst into flames. Damage was estimated at approximately $1200. A search party of four Goderich O,P.P,., officers found two Michigan men safe but tired on Sunday morning after they were reported missing by their wives." Themen started a canoe trip down the Bayfield river from ,.., Varna Saturday aftern9on and- their wives were to meet them.at Bayfield about 8:00 p.m. that evening. Whenthey didn't show up by midnight. they were reported missing. Officers found the men about one and one half miles north of Elayfield, , tired, but otherwise .unbll t. Police ..officers say that the water iu'the riverswas so low the Men could not paddle the canoe and had to pull it most of the way by hand. The men, Cii>tt i : pastriman Ypsilanti and ,amen' Jackson of `Int' flock, ” Michigan were reported to , be wearing ,may sweatshirts and J ent'ie Wit' bed ,i.O bond, Matches or