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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-01-25, Page 12hw • it - PAGE 12—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 197:3= ='"''" 8. HELP WANTED ARE YOU looking for a new career or are you: in sales now? We need ilten_a 1 women in your area to sell our factory -built homes.. Must be 'pleasant, neat, selfstarter, and have a car. Excellent commission. Write or phone. Mr. D. Milluv, Royal Homes Ltd., P O. Bc►x 370• ` ringhanl, Ontario, 151111 .i ii -'_'444. - g4 DEPENDABLE MAN WHO CAN WORK W1'1'HOuT SUPER- VISION Earn $1 i.000 In .t year plus bonus. Cont all - Ntsomer, 1 1 Goderich area. Limited Butt; travel We trate. Air mail SO. Dickerson, Pres., Southwestern Petroleum. 13ox 781, Ft. Worth. Tex 9. 'WANTED (General) cORRF.SPONI)EN"1'8 ;for Ashfield Township, Goderich Township, •Colborne Township, `;altford, Kin- ' tail. No' experience necessary. Con- tact Mr Shirley J. -Keller. Editor. Signal -Star between 111 a.m.--1 p.m. Monday tliroug.h Friday--„42rlc COMPLETE household effects or small lots wanted Call (7 & E Fur- niture, 52 1-72:31 —gtf WANTED - secondhand piano. upright preferred. Phime 524-9459. - gc4 WANTED - general carpentry. cabinets, formica and arborite tops. - Elmer Culbert. Phone :395-5298 or :395-5516. R.R. 1 Kincardine. -g4&5 WANTED TO BUY-';ilido .,uit;` ize 3 Phone 5.24-7184. - gc4 GOOD USED piano for Calvary Baptist Church. Phone 524-9497 or 5.23-6445. - g4&5 . 9. WANTED (General) WANTED to buy Arthur Peguegnat wall or- Mantle Clock. Phone Lon- don .Collect, 419-3737 evenings. K:3 -t► 10. -EMPLOYMENT WANTED 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE. MAN ;,WANTS -WORK, will do anything around the home or hotel Bruce Watsen, General Delivery, . Goderich P.O. - g4&5 WANTED -Two Western saddles„ MATURE WOMAN wishes l full- size_ and one _pony saddle. position for general housework for Pham... Juk1n ituhan49 .:fit_ Sisal -.__.Senior -citizen, in or .out. Phone Star, 524-8:3'31.-9;131' London 673,0967. - g4 .111111111111111111 10. EMPLOYMENT WANTED 12. AUCTION SALE A RELIABLE teenage boy wants odd jobs - snow removal, cleaning hasemenf's, etc. Phone 5.24-8991. - g4 • 11. TENDERS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, CANADA TENDERS SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED TO THE UNDERSIGNED AND ENDORSED "TENDER FOR REPAIRS TO NORTH WALL, BAYFIELD, ONTARIO". will be received until, 3:00 P.M. (E. S.T.), . WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 19T3. - Plans, specifications and forms of ten- der can be seen at the office of the Department of Public Works, Dominion Public Building, 457 Richmond Street, LONDON, Ontario, or can be obtained from the District Director, `Department of Public Works,,-P.O. Box -668, LON- DON 12, Ontario. N6A 4Y4. To be considered, each tender must be made on the printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance- with the conditions set forth therein. The lowest orany tender not -necessarily accepted. 4510-53530-12-83652-60200 A.F. Jackson Supervisor Tendering dr. Office Services. Apartments To Rent ONE -FIFTY-FOUR • NELSON STREET Luxury Apartments • Two Bedrooms • Parking Facilities • TV - Hook-up • Electric -Heat• PHONE 524-8670 or 524-9332 foran appointment. ALEXANDER & CHAPMAN REALTY LiMITED REAL ESTATE & GENERAL INSURANCE GODERICH PHONE 524-9662. NEW—WEST SiDE $28,500 Immediate possession, new brick, 3 bedroom with carport, electric heating, "NHA 8'04 mortgage. Close to schools. NEW—WEST SIDE Nearing completion on Rich S`ireet, 3 bedroom, electric heating, NHA mortgage, Priced $22,500, NEW—WEST-SIDE Nearing completion, brick, 3 bedroom on Eldon` Street, elec- tric heating, NHA mortgage, Priced $25,500. 4 BEDROOM BRICK $32,500 Nearly new, ,immediate possession, two storey, two bathrooms, laundry room, family room, electric -heating, close t1 schools. DUNGANNON $16,500 New, 2 bedroom with carport., 'electric heating, large lot. Low taxes. DUNGANNON—$17,500 Recently renovate41. -.3 bedroom with carport, two hathrooms, Targe lot, low taxed. DUNGANNON-4 BUILDING LOTS All for $2,000. Good'Tiiiilding sites. V.L.A. SUBDIVISION One only, $3950, good gravel location. -s -MOBILE HOMES 1972Paramount, 48 x .12, 2 bedroom stove and fridge and other furniture. Beautiful .location on lake bank, ien- mediate 'possession. $7,500. New, 60,x 12, 2 bedroom, Boise Cascade, deluxe furniture, many 'extras. Price reduced to $9,500. Immediate possession. FARM - *20,000. Three ' bedroom Krick home. Barn; implement shed with 6 i11 acres. Good location within five miles south of Goderich. RETREAT AREA Ten acres second growth hard maple with spring running water two miles west of Auburn. Asking $10,000. COTTAGES Furnished 3 bedroom electric heating panelled kitchen living room, hathrciom with shower. Good 'view of Lake Nonni: rive miles north of Goderich •'$1'2,5(x). Brindley Auction Service —Experienced Auctioneers— Hosseheld & Farm Sales R.R.6 GODERICH 524-6451 ATHWELL'S -001111!) 11 V 411.71i0 AUCTIONEERS. and LIQUIDATORS BRUCEFIELD, ONT. Offer the most modern auction methods. LICENSED and BONDED ONTARIO -WIDE BRUCEFIELD 482-3120 cgtf T J J JZJZJZJZJTJI�JIJZJZJZJ J J J J 4 c 0 Morning Auction Sale of © Furniture, Antiques and a 0 variety of power and hand ® tools at 66 ,.Hamilton St. Goderich on Saturday, o January 27 at 10:30 a.m. Round dining -room table with centre pedestal/- Oak buffet with"claw feet, 5 mat- ching oak chairs, com- modes, washstand, trunks, small tables, filing cabinets, flat -to -the -wall cupboard, hall -rack, wool - 0 winder, dresser, iron • and o wooden beds, .oil lamps, ` clocks, jugs and crocks, o china and glass. At the same time selling for the Denomme Industrial o and Garden Centre:. .. -. Power jig -saw" (Black & Decker),, Power- • Sander o (Black & Decker), Power s Utility. saw, _power drills, c' soldering kit, Webster -air 0 gun, grease guns, pipe wrenches, electric fencers, o wheel barrow,tool boxes, 0 chain link fence, snow s fence, poultry wire, fire ex= tinguishers, bench vise, L chain binders, bolt cutters, s a. large quantity of hand tools etc. etc. Terms cash Used Furniture Store Sold M1ke Cummings_ Auctioneer - 524 -9064 MOVING SALE c?► 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 a O O 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 15 0 t. ° ° 0 0 0 0 ° 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 rw 0 0 0 ° o 0 0 15 0 0 15 0 15 0 15 0 r C r r -w 13.. SERVICES AVAILABLE EXPERIENCED painting and papering, 'free estimates. Phone 524- 9287.--g:3,4 DAiLY CAR RENTAL Reasonable Rates McGEE'S Goderich - Phone 524-8391 gl9tf ROGER Magesti,c Colour T.V,'s, Antenna Sales and Ser- vice, contact Alvin's T.V. , 162 Mary Street, phone 524- 9089.—gtt INCOME PROPERTY Park House on West, Street, overlooking Lake Huron, 15 bedrooms, two dining rooms, two kitchens, great possibilities. im- mediate possession. Asking price $95,000. We invite your listings of all • property, houses, farms, cottage;, businesses, etc. BERT ALEXANDER, 245 Catherine S , Tel. 524-7836 - GERIt1'E & BERNICE GLENN, Dungannon, Tel. 529.7924 LES PENTLAND, 112 Cameron St.; - Tel. 524.9007 DON AMERHART, 31.¶ritannia Rd. W., Tel 524.7216 FIAVE your rugs and chairs cleaned by dependable cleaners. • Call Superior Maintenance, phone 524-8892, Goderich. -Scow• -- SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED MODERN EQUIPMENT WORK GUARANTEED Wrltr or Phone Harvey, Dale CLINTON Phone 4123320 Ammassinamminimmenimito SKELTON APPLI ANCES Inglis—Moffat—Beatty Sales—Service Repairs -to all makes 36 Britannia Rd. W. Ph. 524-7871 SIGNS BY WEB$TER Plastic electric signs, highway bulletins and truck lettering. CALL COLLECT 235-0680 Vandewetering Construction CARPENTRY AND CEMENT WORK Home Framing Specialist - u 524-7,304 ACE RADIO&TV - Fleetwood Sales & Service. • o Repairs to all makes of.. Radio A television 60 PICTON ST.W. FRANK WILCOX-524-7771 g Where :to. _Buy 11 RELCO Sewing CenIre (APPROVED DEALER) 40 WEST ST: 524-8431 g. PAL.LtS-- ..D ELIV-ERY PHONE 524-6217 RUSTPROOF Let us do a complete job on that new or late model cbr. Well worth- .tit's eiasonable investment. See us at' ROUSE AUTO ELECTRIC TRI -TOWN BOOKKEEPING , - SERVICE Income Tax - Returns Business Farm - Individual Record Preparations LAWRENCE BEANE . Brucefield Phone 482-9260 - PEGGY CUNNINGHAM . 229 James St. Clinton Phone 482-7988 cg52 to. -18 VACUUM CLIANER S SALES & SERVICE ALL MAKES BOBPECK VARNA 262-5748 gctfn 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE 21. BIRTHS PHANEUF ELECTRIC Complete Electrical Service Residential -Commercial Industrial Local.. or. Rural - -Phone--5248834- _.,. g 14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE Ta'-dAEDITORS, ,IN .THE ESTATE OF OLIVER MILTON POCOCK LATE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE, IN- THE COUNTY OF HURON, MACHINIST,, All persons claiming against the above Estate are required to for= ward full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 15th day of February, 197:3, after which date the assets will be distributed. DONNELLY & MURPHY 18 The Square Goderich, Ontario • Solicitors for the Estate_ - g4-5-6 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL persons having claims against the Estate of JOSEPH ED- WARD FINN, Retired Mechanic,- late of the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, who died on or about She 12th day of December,., 1972, are required to file'the same with full particulars with the under- signed by the 17th day of February, 1973, as after that date the assets of the estate will be distributed. DATED at - Goderich, this 19th day of January, 1973. ' PREST and. EGENER, Barristers, etc., :33 Montreal Street, GODERICH, Ontario. Solicitors for the Estate! -g4.5-6 15.. PUBLIC NOTICE I will no tic nger be responsible for any debts incurred by my husband, Harry -J. Chambers, as of .January 11, 197:1. Claire Chambers.—g2,3.4 WHEELCHAIRS WALKERS The ,Humitarian- Service, CP & T Committee of the Goderich Odd - fellow and Rebekah Lodges have equipment for loan. Contact Amos Osbaldeston, 524-9623 or Fred Frit- z,ley, 524-7217. - 8e6W -Y 16. PERSONAL WINNERS of the Christmas & Happy New Year Cat Draws were Barney .Johnston and Murray Torrance. -g4x • 17. LOST AND FOUND LOST: Black, embroidered, purse= type,. cloth cigerette case. Reward 524-8167. - g4x 19. -BUSINESS--- - OPPORTUNITIES . HAMILTON_ -s At Alexandra Hospital on Jan. 17, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Hamilton, 145 St. George Cres. Goderich a baby bay Brent Stewart McLean. O'BRIEN - At Alexandra Hospital -on-Jan:- 18;49-73 tar= Mrs and Mrs: - Michael O'Brien, 193 Rich St., Goderich a baby boy Sean Michael. WATSON • At Alexandra Hospital on Jan. 20, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Watson, -•34 Albert St., N., • Goderich a., baby boy. 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kinsley Jewell of Goderich Ontario are pleased to announce the engagement -of their youngest daughter -June Marie to Arnold . Robert Meader son of Mr. and Mrs. s - Albert Wallace' Meader of Warren Michigan. -The marriage will take place' at Knox Presbyterian Church Goderich on Sat. March 10th, 1973 at 6 p.m. -g4 25. IN MEMORIAM CUNDARI - In loving memory of a dear mother, Vi Cundari, who . passed away 4 years ago, January 29, 1969. Time heals all wounds the poets say But then -they never knew • , Your 4mile, your laugh, your loving way .. 'Cause Morn, we sure miss you. — Terry &Di -g4 LAMB—In loving. memory of my husband Robert Dawson Lamb who left us -January 30 1970. A million times -I've needed Sou A million times I've died if love could have saved you dear You never would have. died. , - Things I feel most deeply Are the hardest things to say My dearest • Dawson I loved you In a very special way If I could have one lifetime wish One dream that could come true I'd pray to God with all my heart. For yesterday and you. :Sadly missed by his loving wife Myrtle Dawson & Car'?'.` '-'g4x' '" 26. CARD OF THANKS . BRINDLEY: I wish to thank friends and neighbors for flowers, cards and letters and also for visits while I was a patient in Goderich Hospital. Special thanks to nurses and staff of 1st floor east and to Dr. Lambert. and” Dr. Cauchi and to 'Rev. McCallum for his visits. -- Clara Clara Brindley - g4x PLUNKETT: We would like to thank our 'relatives,;friends_s.and- neighbours • for -.cards,- gifts:- and treats while we were in hospital and since returning -home: - Special thanks to Drs. Cauchi and Lambert and nurses on .2nd East. Also thanks ` to the merchants of Goderich for the nice gifts we received for the first New Year's Baby. -Jewel and Karen Plunkett - g4 - MacDONALD: We wish to express our thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for the lovely flowers, cards and gifts received while in the A.M. & G Hospital.. Also a special thanks to Dr. Flower, nurses and ss girls in green. —Linda and Heather _ MacDonald BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES EARN MONEY - IN YOUR SPARE TIME - Men or Women to re -stock and collect money from New Type high glrality coin-operated dispensers . in your area. No selling. To qualify, must have' car, references, $1000.00 to $3000.00 -cash. Six to fourteen hours weekircan net executive in= come.-- More full time. We invest with you - and establish your route. For personal initerview write: in- cluding phone number. . Trans -Canada Distributors Box 145 Stoney. Creek, Ontario. -g4-5 14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS . IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN - FYFE SEERS, late'of the Village of Auburn, in,the County of Huron, Labourer. -- ALL PERSONS claiming against the above Estate are required to forward full particulars of their claims to the undersigned, on or before the 19th day of February, )973, after which date the assets . will be distributed. - DONNI LLY & MURPHY, Barristers, • 18 The Square -Goderich, Ontario. Solicitors for the .Estate. ' - g4-5-6 STILES - Bill and Joan (nee,Weir) R.R. 5 Goderich *ish to -announce the birth of a son Michael William - ' on January 14/73 at St. Joseph's Hospital,-iTr ondon. First grandchild for Mr: end , Mrs. Ed. Stiles, , Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. John Weir, London. - g4x BAKKER - At Alexandra Hospital on Jana 20, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs. Marinus Bakker,-R.R, 3, Auburn a baby girl Karen •Grace. - GOT'FSCHALK • -At- Alexandria .°Hoapital on Jan; 22, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs. John Gottschalk, 84 Cam- bria Rd. N., Goderich.a baby boy John Jason. 26. CARD OF THANKS SPROUL - I wish to take this means to express my -appreciation to friends, neighbours and -relatives for cards, flowers, treats, get -well wishes and visits during my stay in hsopital and "since returning home. Special thanks to Drs. Cieslar, Deathe, Rev. McClenaghan and Nile U.C•W•,' also nurses staff arid -. girls in green on 2nd floor for their kindnesses which ' shall long -be remembered. =Mrs. May Sproul - g4 GRAHAM: I wish to say a sincere thanks to my neighbours, friends 'and relatives who sent cards, letters flowers and visited me_while I was a patient in Goderich Hospital and who helped out at home. Special thanks to Dr. J.W. Wallace, and Rev. G. Russell and the nurses on ;1st floor. It was all appreciated very Much. -Elmer Graham. -g4x 26. CARD OF THANKS-' HAMILTON: I would like to my relatives and friends fo-j cards, gifts' and visits while's patient in Alexandra—Hos, Special thanks to Mr. and Wilmer Hamilton, Dr. M. Ca. Dr. K.L. Lambert and nurses.. Mick' -te Hamilton.g4x POWtLt: --I wish to exp -res thanks to my friends, neighbors relatives for the beautiful fl and gifts and kind deeds ,y `was a patient in Goderich Flan, Special thanks to Dr. Cauchi, n and staff on 1st floor, .Rev, Si the U.C.W. of Victoria St. Ch Thanks to All. - Orval Powell. LAMB: I would like to thank• who visited. and -sent cards wh was a patient in Victoria Hosp London. —Harold Lamb. - g4 Town Council Pass 13 bylaws There were 13 bylaws passed \at last Thursday evening's meeting of . Goderich Town Council, most of them to ap- point committees within the municipality for the next .few years. Deputy -reeve Stan Profit made one comment that in his opinion, council was passing "too many bylaws too quickly". Although Reeve Deb Shewfelt told Profit there had been plenty of time prior to the meeting to become acquainted with the content of the bylaws, „Profit disagreed and said that there hadn't been enough time for him to study the` names of the committee members for the coming terms. Councillor Leroy Harrison brought - with him a clipping about Toronto City Council where citizens of that municipality were invited to apply for jobs on the various committees. l Te suggested that Goderich ;,Town Council might adopt a •similar policy .so; that interested persons . who are ready and- willing to serve, would be able to inform council members of their interest. Councillor Elsa Haydon told Harrison that many people had been contacted with regard to serving on committees, but that most had declined to serve. -Harrison countered with his belief that it is not always the interested citizens who are con- tacted, simply because they are not known by council members. The following' appointanerats.- .were made by --bylaw: Harry Bosnell will be coun- cil's representative to Alexan- dra Marine and General Hospital Board for a period of one year; - Edward Stiles and Clayton Edward will be members of the Maitland Cemetery Board for 'a" period of three years, term to end December 31, 1975: Frank Bowra and Bob Jef- fery were appointed to the Committee of Adjustment for a period of three years, term to end January 1, 1976; y iu i11ux.�E ank.,a Wa.lkom will be coyncil's representative on ,the Maitland Valley Co vation Authority for a term two years, until January 1975; G-oderich .:Area Plann Board—Gus Chisholm (n Bent Such and- Ed Giesbr: for three year terms; Bert W sell, Charlie Snell and Vi Young (new) for two y. t±✓rms; and Ebb Ross a David Gower, councj representative, for 'one y. terms (Mayor Harry Worsell an ex officio member of committee and all commit Goderich Tourist Com.. tee—Leroy Harrison (coun p), Bert Such; Malcolm Ca pbell, Howard Aitken, Cott., and Paul Baechler Im just six members; down fr eight with the resignation Carlyle Bannister and Wal Westbrook who were replaced) appointed for ,years; Goderich "-Recreation a Community Centre iPPid—, D,eput v-reetve $ rott, ounc111pr 13111 Cliff Bruno Lapaine (new, repla Mike Vrooman.), lion Ru Pete McCauley,, Do Cruickshank, Mrs. Emily C and Mrs. Mary- Donnelly In replacing Mrs. Martha Ra burn) all appointed for years; Industrial Commission -G don McManus, Ben. Hey, J Remington, Cyril Marra Gerald Whaley, Dan - Mutp Bruce Sully, Dr. Frank M and Reeve Deb Shewfelt, appointed .for two years; - Day Nursery - Mrs. Morris, Mrs. -Terry Ruetz, Betty Reid, Harold Kniselya Mrs. Elsa Haydon for a. t year term; Landfill Site Committee Reeve Deb Shewfelt and . chairman of finance Da Gower. - Other bylaws' passed w Bylaw , 12, to strike uncoil table taxes from the tax roll 1971 and 1972; Bylaw 13: amend the interim tax levy d date from 1Vtarch 15 to Ma 31; and Bylaw 14, to autho the new salaries "for cpuncl There must be a good reason .., Why our Hornets and Grenillns are becoming one of the most popular compact 'and sub- compacts on the -road 'today. 3 main raisons could be 1) Continued upgrading of the quality of the product, .2) -The rising trade-in value, 3) Customer satisfaction of course -- AND -- the: price has a lot to do . with It, not to mention,the fact. that our EX- CLU$$VItBuyer Protection Plan GUARANTEES the customer selisfaction. ' 11 yOU think ,this Is an advertising gimmick wl1y, not ask the, owner of dna of these fine automobiles and then conte and test drive• any . of our lute of 1973 'American Motors Products, • Don't forget this is 1973 - not 1963*- and you don't have to be the blgpest. to be the best: 200 SsyfI ld Rood fiord Munro+, - Clod rich AMC ,I Gremlin X a -Service 124-0411- .Iohn f31iI ,i1RTICI EPRiNT enable 1 cost of 10 or MAI mom ..1 posits.. Si your toll ever P' ingston RES --S es in elf lance. ads at t et•trk% V YGIENI ailed Tao: dopes- wi c. 2.3 st pt. T-5:? amilton, Ct UR Cl roehle 49.95 roehl sionai my $I" latforr nd twi kes a ly 31 rily $1 unk b aptair orage my •$1 ust a roehl eld S arry • raern elvet arry klar field a Cat rolet Pc ash ale roe r rlor Ila: tl