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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-02-22, Page 13GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1973 ---PAGE• 13 met,ow lows Am, complete job on that ate model car. Well the reasonable • See us at AuT(rE LECIR.IC ACE ADIO & TV eetwood s & Service epairs to all makes of io & Television PICTON ST•1A WILCOX-524-7771 g 15. PUBLIC NOTICE 17. LOST AND FOUND 21. BIRTHS 21. BIRTHS 26. CARD OF THANKS 26. CARD OF THANKS 26. CARD OF THANKS WOULD the person who was seen removing an engraved- goblet, a valued wedding gift, from the recep- tion at Saltford Valley hall on Saturday night, February 10, please I►hun(' 529-7203 or 'leave at 64 South Street in the front porch and all will be forgiven--g,7,n WHEELCHAIRS -WALKERS - 'l'he Humanitarian Service C. P. and T. Committee of the Goderich Oddfe•llow and Rebekah Lodges have equijxnent for loan. Contact Antos' Oshaldeston, 524-91;23 or Fred Fritzlev, 52.1.7217 -eow WOI (L1) the persons who picked up reale hound return him to same spot as he will return home himself. If not license number will he reported and charges laid. -g,8,x FOUND - a pair It( lady's►ruwn ,now bout, left at Saltford Valley Hall Feb 10 Owner tnav have by phoning 529-7203 —g7 SMALLWOOD: At Alexandra Hospital on February 19, 1973 to Mr.'and Mrs•John Smallwood. 175 Quebec St., Goderich a baby girl Abigail Geneieve- LOST---Black and tan male hound - - - in the vicinity of Hwy, 21 and cut GOOD: At Alexandra hospital. line in Goderich township. Any in- Goderich, on February 15, 1973, to fi rmatiori- please call " c+ilreCY 5'" Mr---and•-Mr''.--Erne:ct-Lilts J R.EL- 1, t 9815.-g,1.3,x Bayfield, a tion. (deceased) A- FOR SALE A- FOR SALE 'I'Hiut`I'Y STEERS. between- 600 and 7110 I1►4. black with white face; riding saddle. Phone 5241-645:3. -g,8 ONE hundred 400-500 pound preconditioned calves, Hereford, Charinis Hereford, Angus Hereford. Phone 524-7029.-g,c,7,8 MILLS Ituta:it and Carol (nee 11ollowat l 1.ondon. :tee happy ter announce sale ,frenal of (heir fust child a 1)aitighter. Kinlherlt Anne, 7 lbs I i oz, on February 19, 197.1, at St J(,eph', Hospital. London fust grand( bulb for Mr and Mr, Mills, 1;urlt-rr, h. Ontario LANK'I'IIE1• In 1;alt Cambridge Hospital, 1;alt, ('atnhrrdge on Febr I try 19. 1971 to I)r and Mr,. Bruce Lankt r4' ' ( nee lean Stephe11,) -a baby go 1, Sarah- lean Cl•1LtRIE It anti Shawn :ire proud to announce the arrival of. their bah\ ,i,tcr '1'ri,hia Julie Michelle ('fresh( February 19, 197:1. at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital Happy parents :are Doug and (;ail Currie -g,s HAKKEItS At Alexandra Hospital on February 11. 197:1, to Mr and Mr, John llakker,, It 1t 5, Goderic h- a Imo,- Fart Thoma, F - PET STOCK 25. IN MEMORIAM WILSON -I would like to thank all friends and relatives that remem- bered me with letters, cards and krn(1ntsse, shown, while ,l was a patient in University 1ic►,pi.ta1 - Mrs. .Jim (Catherine) Wilson -g,a !V1(lx)NALI) -Many thank, to all of you who ,u thoughtfully and kin - (11\ remembered nae when 1 received the• ,ad new, from Scotland that Inv neither had passed away Sincerely, Charity McDonald g,8 -fI•ARDY "l'u all our many friend, 131:AN('HAftf) I would like to 1(11(1 neighbour, who made pussihle thank friend, and neighbor, for -cxr€--4.arrw*41-4,,r,641Y _ i illi l aLt4 _ rar4g; driver ,rgtfr ti nit -Visit,~ w-hrle: gift, we offer our heartfelt thanks I tt,t, a p:ttrent in Alexandra and deepest appreciation 0 Audrey :and Al Hardy Mac'AI)AM -1 wish to thank everyone who sent flaWer, to Belgium and 'tvntpathv cards to me at the time of my Mother's recent death. Sincerely, Karin Mat Adarn--g,8,x POWEI.I, The family of the Irate "Phomas 11 Powell wish to.expre„ their sincere thank, and deep al►- preciatioti to the relat ive,, friends and neighbour; -for their kindness and expre„ion, of sympathy in the' his, of 1 dear hiving husband, __father, grandfather and grc at-gran- iftat her 'Ai'5try- thank, for the beautiful carets, floral rr•ihittes and donation,_ Special thank, to the M:tcl)O'Al.l) In loving memory Marine ;ted General Hospital ,and of ,lobo I) MacDonald who pa„ed st:a,Jf on the first and -second (loo? to away Fi•in•uary 21. 1972 the McCallum Funeral Hme, Mrs ('hose we lute we never lose. McCallum for the -softly ,til ,. ftet For .always they will he (; (; l(ti,;el, pallbearer,. flower Forever dear, forever near. hearer,. A M.(' of'St (;eorge. In thought ;and in•nrory - Church for the lovely supper. :and Ever remembered and ,atilt nti,;(d anyone w;ho helped to our by ,on John. (1aughter•in-law Linda bereavement, - Mrs Laura Powell and ;;ranrid:tughter ili- ither. a $50.00 deductible clause in your insurance coverage on house and contents rvey Dale CLINTON hone 482-3320 LIC NOTICE for fire, explosion-, lightning,. smoke, windstorm, halt, water escape, backing up of sewers or water mains, riot, vandalism, impact of aircraft or vehicles - and theft, without a deductible clause, at competitive rates from with every ices, wood er options Only 2000 ly cheaper I }till not be respor,a,; nv (1(4-0, incurred by my litltartd Jardine atter this iry 1971 \1;tt- Jnr he re,ltonsible for -any rrett ht nix., huusband,- ciward Rowers"a; of this roe Harold W. Shore 11(1)191'Al, 11,h, canart,;, t ',till/left pet supplies Pat'; Pet Shop, i:it1 Main Street. Exeter, .Ontariir ()pert 19 a in en 6 p.m daily .and Friday evenings.-gtlltf REGISTERED white poodle age one year, housebroken. Phone after t; P.M.. 5224-9337. D - LIVESTOCK PUREBRED HAMPSHIRE BOARS AND GiLTS, ROP tested, government approved, BF as low as .58. ALSO Hampshire Duroc Crossbred boars, BF as•low as .61. Call Don Johnson, R.R. 2, Mildmay, 367-2111 after 6.-c,g,8,9,1(1,1) Ho,pit:al Special thanks to 1)r 11 \V Plotters, nurse, and staff second t• t,t 1.1lt Blanchard ---i WILSON The relati,e- of the tate Mr Dave Wilson express sincere thank, to those who helped at the tune of hi, passim,, Special thank, to the ,tall at Huronvie•w; Rey 'Leonard Warr: Ed and Bill Stile,, and to the tadie,iif til(' 1' (' W who prepared and served Lunch KAYNARD: Melvin and Violet wish to thank everyone wkto. seat cards, gifts, flowers,. Mayor Harry Worsell and the town for flowers, and those who helped in any way to make our 50th Wedding Anniver- sary a happy occasion. -g,8,x .JEWELL-The family of the late -Francis-- and -Shirley-J.ewell«t W ish, to . thank their friends and neighbours for floral tributes and assistance during their recent �bereavment. Special thanks to Dr.. C'teslar, Rev. McCallum, Mrs. Twamlev, and McCallum Funeral Horne. -g,x SAT/SFY YOUR NEEDS GENERAL INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE BROKER, 55 Newgate St. Phone 524-7272 Before you buy call for a free quotation I g7,8,9,10 J k X and ped age Ing. • uty and tory ex - e rt be to a with 1411 __- Johe 6 139 omatic, radio, Saturday, February 24, 'at 11:00 a.m.. at 35 South Street, Goderich, Ontario isting of Cars - -1972, Lincoln Continental, full r air conditioning; 1973 Ford Custom fully equip - low mileage; 1972 Grand Torino fully equipped, 2 hardtop; 1971 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 door hardtop; Ford Galaxie 4 floor hardtop; 1970 Ford Custom; Plymouth Fury II, 4 door; 1970 Dodge Polaris gym; two 1969 L1'D's, 4 door hardtops; 1969 Am"- dor, m=dor, 4 door; 1968 Ford Custom, 4 door (most cars e power steering, power brakes, radio and vinyl , All cars selling with safety certificates: Equipment - Office desk and chairs; filing et, stands; F & E Cheque writer; National' cash ter; mechanics manuals. go-lEquipment . Snap . Qn _Wheels Alignment unit; On Wheel Balancer and weights; Snap On battery ger; power quaser (new); mobile oil drain (new); manual tire changers; Doyle portable vacuum er;. two Sun distributor testers; Sun motor tester; ulic press with stand; Milwaukee floor jack; axle hydraulic floor jacks; hydraulic 5 ton and 10 ton Canadian battery charger model 110; tap and die cylinder gauges; Ingersoll Rand 1/2" impact h; Sioux 1/2" impact wrench; Snap On torque h; air chisel; B&D valve refacing unit; Snap On pin pullers; solder seal pressure tester; Rotunda atic transmission tester; Snap On armature Snap On torque meter; tartanlite timing light; tach; Alternator regulator tester; Ohms continuity 'volt3-ampere meter; ignition output- meter; e guns; pullersl quantity of trouble lights; two benches on wheels; two 5"- vises; SK cleaning jack stands;' portable air tank; two floor hoists ad'ust ableJaeads,_two_t-1_' x.10' overhead doors 9' overhead door; and many, many more items. - quantity of stock for all Ford „products. Equipment - 10 ton push-pull body jack; B & D dr; Sioux feather edger; Pet orbital sander; Sioux is polisher (new); tape and paper dispenser; paint ers; large quantity of chrome fasteners; quantity int. ances - (new)- GE Medallion 70 Harvest Gold and matching refrigerator; GE double vertical refrigerator (Harvest Gold); GE Contessa atic dishwasher; used dishwasher GE Cordiale; tc., Eleotrohome humidifier (new). truction Material - Quantity of unit gas heater ; ity of double stainless steel sinks; quantity of s sizes thermo-pane 1/4" and 3/16" plate glass; scent light fixtures; 10' x 6' showroom window, tc, 'llaneous - large quantity of new and used car and tires; quantity of engine'oil and additives; sign fluorescent signs; display racks and shelving; 70 lawn and garden tractor 7 h.p. and many rhore s pertaining to this business. to attend this outstanding liquidation auction for ich Motors which is giving up the Ford Dealer - subject to additions and deletion's. - Cash - ' Lunch available cover Financing available oprietor - Ken Hutchins„(Goderich Motors) -- For further information phone ATHWM'S AUCTION SERVICE .Auctioneers and Liquidators Brucefield 482-3120 The Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Frank Raithhy for their February meeting. The president, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson. -was in charge of the meeting . and , gave a reading "Words. Words, Words." The opening hymn;', Faith of our fathers' was sung •with Mrs. Robert Phillips at the piano. Mrs. Sanderson welcomed the visitors and member`' and the devotional period was taken by Mrs. Frances Clark. She chose Acts 1I:19-26 verses as ,her scripture lesson and this was read in unison. Her mediation was "A Salute to the Women of India” based on this passageof scripture. • She closed with prayer. - - The roll call was answered bya Bible verse containing the word "Willing." A piano solo was played -by Mrs. •Robert Phillips. The minutes of the previous meeting were adopted -as read by Miss Minnie Wagner. Quilt blocks were handed in and the quiltwill be quilted at the 'home of Mrs. Frances Clark. Business was disctissed and correspondence read. The topic -No passing the Buck was given by Mrs. Major Youngblut. This article had been written by Billy Graham and -was very interesting. The offering was received by the treasurer,. Mrs. Clark and dedicated with prayer.. The meeting was c%sed with a hymn, followed by the benediction. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Raithby assisted by Mrs. Wilfred San- derson and Mrs. Clark. ST. MARK'S AUBURN A.C.W. The Fehrirary meeting of St. Mark's Anglican Church Women was held at the home of Mrs. R. Brooks last. Tuesday afternoon. The .January meeting had been cancelled owing to the illness of Mrs. Donald Cartwright hostess for that meeting. Mrs, ,Brooks opened the meeting with a hymn, and Mrs. Celia Taylor accompanied on the piano. A prayer was read by Mrs. Brooks on "Faith". Mrs. Donald Cartwright gave a reading "Faith in God." Mrs. Celia Taylor gave the Mission theme from the Living Message JD/ Orlo Miller. A hymn was sung and the roll call was an- swered by naming a thought for Lent: The president., Mrs. Elmer Trommer opened the business section of the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. John Drier and approved. The financial statement was given by Mrs. Thomas 1-Iaggitt, A penny for each Tetter in "On Valentine Day" was placed in Mrs. Wes- Bradaock 526-1595 the travelling apron and mem- of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bctpn or weekend with his parents, Mr. bership p ,fees were taken, for Ht'mmin•gf'ord, P.Q. and Mrs. Ross Robinson. 197:3. :Mrs. Boron was . the former The sympathy of this corn - Mrs. Tr4 mint r asked that Mi„ Dale Anderson and Mr. triunity is extended to Mrs. Clif- gifts of clothing for the :In"dians.'Thomas Anderson of North ford McDonald of:Goderich on he • sent or taken to her home Bay --is .the grandfather of the the' dcvltth .of' her mother in where she will pack them for child. - Scotland. . .-.•--.. Patrick .Weq end,Mixed:Ron- .�..-_-sr.,...«,.._,,.,.....:...... � spiel is shaping up exrep- .shipping to the Rev. Cannon ,.Mi. and Mrs. Don Iiencter Mr ��,,A`,nE Arthur and Mr. G.T. Kaye, Lac Seul... A small :son, Mr. :and Mrs. Robert Sortie •()f Lindsay spent tionally well. At last count auction was held and a dainty Craig, all of i.ucan visited last Isaac only three more rinks were lunch was served by Mrs. Saturday with Mr. William •1. the weekend with Inc former's required to fill the two draws. assisted by Mrs. Donald °Graig and Mr. and Mrs. parents Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ar The Foresters' Dominion Brooksthnr and Phillip. Mr. Sortie is . Cartwright. Maitland -.Allen. Curling Championships will be Mr. and Mrs, Keith Robin- from 'Kenya where he was a held here March 'py ti, March ..;on and daughter. Kim of . teacher of Auto mechanics. He ;31. The Bentniller--Court , MRS. WALTER CUNNINGHAM , i' attending sc'hoi►I at Lindsay. hosting 1 Newmarket visited on he T the event, has planned . Sorry about not having a column itt for last week -hut_ .1 simply ran out of hours. The Ladies Curling Section held a very successful _jitney on Thursday evening. Winning rinks were skipped ity . Elsie . Gardner, Bernice Moore, Mary Lapaine, Consolation, Eileen - Bowman. Door prizes were won by Eunice Arthur, Frances Clark ,And Ev. Wilkinson. Mr. l3,on Goddard frilm Dominion Roads held the lucky ticket on the hostess chair: The Ntvrrys and means committee al 1 reciate the support of • membe and friends in this endcavou . • The Sift() Bonspiel is being held on Saturday and •on March .1, the Farmers host their annual bonspiel. The St. Private Funeral services were held on February .15, 1973 for Mrs. Walter Cunningham who -.Passed away suddenly on February 13th in Wingham • District hospital after •a short . illness.- , She' was brim - in East Wawanosh township -: near - Westfield, the former Donna Walden, and was the daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. Lloyd Walden of Blyth. In 1961 she was married to -Walter Cunningham and following their marriage resided in London and then in Hullelt Township. She was a member of Knox - United Church where she was a. Sunday - Sunday school teacher. Besides her husband she is survived by two son's, Kelly and Rodney and one daughter Tasha, all at home. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Walden - of Blyth,, one sister. 1VIts Linda `Walder( of Myth- and lyth__and three brothers. Garth of East Wawanosh, Brian of Blyth and Gary of Stayner also survive. Pastor Alfred Fry conducted the funeral service at the Ar- thur Funeral Home with burial in Hope Chapel cemetery. Pallbearers were Harvey Snell, Clifford Snell, Thomas Cunningham, Lloyd McClin- chey, • Garth McClinchey and Harold McClinchey. Flower bearers were her three brothers. Relatives were present from London, Detroit. and Hensall. ' PERSONALS an exciting three days for the competing rinks representing almost every province in Canada. Plan on spending some time at the Club -during these three days and see real championship curling. The Woman's World Day of Prayer will he observed in Knox -United Church on March 2, 1973 with Mrs. Mervyn Lohh, R. R. 2, Clinton as guest. speaker. All women in the community are cordially in- vited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans of Whitechurch visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver An- derson, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stryker of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jardin of London visited last weekend with Mr. ...and Mrs. William Straughan. Wore( was received here by relatives of the sudden death of Michael Boon, 10 -day old son The GDCI senior Vikings dropped a 5-41 verdict to Mit- chell lasVThursday, at'td put . themselves into a "must” situation going,, into the final week of the regular Huron - Perth basketball schedule. Today's game in Wingham must result in a Viking. victory if coach Phil Buzler's team is to qualify for playoff action. The Vikings, whose record is now fotir wins and four.. losses, led in the Mitchell game until a fourth quarter let -down which saw them outscored 20-9 in the last quarter. Goderich led :2: 1 8 at halftime. Brian MacKenzie led the Vikings with 14 points. Pat Conlon hooped 12 while Casey Wildgen added nine, Roger Legere hit for seven and •Jim Watt • got one point for the .losers. - - • For Mitchell, Gruhl had. 17 ad- 17 points. P. Thorup 10, R. Brown: nine and G, Fizell and J..,.Skinner each had six. v The junior Vikings, coached by • Lynn Meyers, plaved,'their: best game of the season. defeating Mitchell 33-30. The loss was only the second of the year for the Mitchell squad. The GDCI team's record is now three wins .and five losses. Outstanding defensive play by Ron Willis and Zeke Weerassoriva combined with the strong rebounding of Shawn Whalen. Tim McGee and Brian Petrie were the keys to the Viking vic•tory.. _ Tim' McGee led the Vikings and was the games top Viking and was the games top scorer with 12 points, Brian Petrie ad- -dittt-1:f-and- hawn-Wh8-len-nine -while Ron Willis got two points for the winners. -' For Mitchell, who led 20-16 'at the half, D. Stacey had -_-lit points, with P. Grail' and L. Skinner 'getting six each. B.Bauer had four and R. Barke and P. Smith' two each for the losers. Coach Frank MacDonald's GDC1 midget team has a record of three \A,' three- losses hreelosses on the season following a 20-16 loss to Mitchell. Goderich led 10-4 at the half -way mark but a strong second half won the game for Mitchell Rick Moody with ten points and Mike Andrew with six ac- counted for , the - mini -Vikings scoring. For Mitchell, R. Maurice led with seven points while R. Heckman had five, and D Fisher four points. F. Beard and E. Murray each had two points for the home team. The GDC1 midget 'and their season this week„with a game in Wingham on Thursday (today), and the Huron -Perth tournament tomorrow (Friday) in Stratford. 'The tournament, to he held at North Western Secondary School, will see eight teams in pursuit of the Huron -Perth championship. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Raynard, 234 Oxford St.. Goderich, celebrated their 50 Wedding Anniversary,. Thur- sday at which time they were at home to friends and relatives. Mrs. G. Knitting and Mrs. H. Brindley assisted with lunch. On Saturday February V the family entertained . their parents to a dinnc►r at the can- dlelight. inn. The couple- were married by the Rev. Charles Cummings of the St. Helen Presbyterian church at the home of her parents. They are members of the'same church in Goderich. Mrs. Raynard was the former Violet Drennan, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James (: Drennan, 1+ Goderich Mr. Raynard the son of the late, Mr. and Mrs. Max Raynard Lucknow. The couple farmed in Ashfield township till moving to Goderich in 1943. They have daughters ('Ger- trade, Mrs. Ralph Blackstone of Scarbourgh, Winnifred, Mrs. Bruce Chapman of London, eight grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Many cards, gift and flo.versr were received by -the couple among them were flowers and greetings from Mayor Harry Worsell and the town of Goderich. Guests borough, i.istowel, attended from Scar - London. Lucknow. Goderich.