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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-12, Page 1531 1014 94 orkPq usy pt 'erg 11)% est I gridt POrt, et set. ;NI/ djustey Ie Wytr iCeD„d,A )19" i 'S choir MA. chaina;t lardt h t gree 1tY of 1t rt theta;li Ind pian match's rch Art. DN :afield. 20-13 trla .,i (S AVIAO good usti rued. Sart he fact M Ih, but N car andtq RENTIO probab aSSAOOI ilea, polo • PONTIC atic. pour__ Prato RENTIiI 11695 8 REBEL '1195 IGON 1015 SSADOI 1109$ D99 ADOR 495 0 TOWS ANP COUNTRY CLASSIFIEDS ERVICES AVAILABLE PAULS ELIVERY PHONE 524-6217 LICENSED RICKLAYER year training and ex - e, qualified to do .all brick and block laying Fireplaces a specialty. BRYAN STOTHERS RR 6 GODERICH 529-7309 re to Bv it RELCO owing Centre PPROVED DEALER) ► WEST ST. 524-8431 g WATER WELL RILLING Lang, proprietor. Latest n equipment. Domestic, trial, municipal. Free tes. 5" and up. Phone 524-8033 or call Collect 855-4605 SEPTIC TANKS LEANED -, EQUIPMENT ORK GUARANTEED Write or Phone Harvey Dale CLINTON Phone 482-3320 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE CUSTOM plowing, contact, Jerry or Harry Gredanus. Phone 482- :3347. 15 SPRING CLEANING. Let me help you, will clean windows, garages and basements. Trim shrubbery, rake lawns etc. Phone 482-7481 af- ter 5 p.m. or weekends. -15 RUSTPROOF Let us do a,complete job'on that new or late model car. Well north' the reasonable investment. See us at RANI 295 M ear A , rICE iN-fix .IN 524411 i JOHN ° TRI -TOWN OOKKEEPING SERVICE e --Tax --Returns- - ens - Farm -individual Record Preparations ;LAWRENCE BEANE field Phone 482-9260 UGY CUNNINGHAM 229 James St. ,n Phone 482-7988 cg52 to 18 ROUSE AUTO ELECTRIC 1 SCREENED TOPSOIL * EXCAVATING • BACKHOE WORK • GRAVEL and FILL • CEMENT and GRAVEL LYLE MONTGOMERY CLINTON - 482-7644 tfn PERM A DRIVE PAVING and Sealing HALT COISYRACTORS tveways-Parking Lots Repairs -Resurfacing Free Estimates no 524-6623 Goderich LLDOZIN ACKHOE VEL SAND TOPSOIL RUINSMA CONSTRUCTION AND EXCAVATING R. No. 2 Goderich Phone 524-9804 ACE RADIO & TV Fleetwood Sales & Service. Repairs to all makes of• Radio & Television 60 PICTON ST.W. FRANK WiLCOX-524-7771 g VACUUM CLEANERS SALES & SERVICE % ALL MAKES . 'BOB PECK VARNA 262-5748 gctfn SKELTON APPLIANCES Inglis—Moffat—Beatty Sales—Service Repairs to.►all makes, 36 Britannia Rd. W. Ph., 524-7871 —17tf 14. NOTICE TQ CREDITORS w NOTICE TO CREDITORS - ALL persons having claims against the Estate of GLEN CUR - TIS LODGE, Merchant, late of the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 26th day of March, 1973, are required to file the same with' full particulars with the undersigned by the-28,h---day-uf April, 1973, as after that date the assets of the estate will be distributed. DATED at Goderich, Ontario, this 29th day of March, 1973. PREST and EGENER, Barristers, etc., 33 Montreal Street, Goderich, Ontario. Solicitors for the Estate g14,15,I6 17. COST AND FOUND 15. PUBLIC NOTICE LOST ----vicinity of Eldon Street and arena, black female cat with grey underbelly and tail Reward. Phone 524-8897.--g15 LOS"`—April 7th, $50.00 bill by pensioner. Rent money. ReWacd- Phone 5'24-8179.—g 15x 21. BIRTHS ANYONE who witnessed or was in- volved in a motor vehicle'ac•cident on Kings Highway No. 4, one mile north of the junction of Highway 7 (Elginfield) at 12:28 A.M. on the 1st. of March 1973 please contact by phone 672-4131 or write Lerner & Associates, 80 Maple Street, Lon- don, Ont. —g15,16 PENTLAND: At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, 00 April :1, 1973,,,to Mr, and Mrs, John Pen- tland!' R.R. 6, Goderich, a son, Robert •John. LEARN TO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAILERS Now you can train right here in Canada! Accommodation and ex- penses paid while training! Tuition Tax deductible! For application and interview, write: Safety Department Trans Canada Transport Training . Suite 316, 207 Queens Quay West Toronto 117, Ontario or call: 416-864-9381 POTZE: At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on April 5, 1973, to. Mr. and Mrs. Lamhertus Potze, R.R."2, Goderich, a son, Peterdean Ango. IMBEAU: At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on April 3, 1973, to Mr and Mrs. Ronald lmheau, Goderich, a son, John Joseph. 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. itirank Baer are happy to announce the forthcoming marriage of their da'sghter Gwenda Kathleen to Donald Wayne McClin- chey son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McClinchev all of R R 4 Goderich. The marriage to take place at 4 p.m. Mav 4, 1973, Benmiller United Church. Kinettos mark 25 years GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL -12,z m3, -PAGE 15 Give 5500 in servickto celebrate Friday evening Goderich Kinettes celebrated 25 years of service to Goderich at the White Carnation in Holmesville. All the past Goderich Kinettes and husbands were invited to the celebrations. For their Anniversary Project the Kinetteg spent a total of $500 within, the Community, the money being divided.among the following: Nelson Street Nursing Horne, Maitland Manor Nursing Home, Ontario Hospital, Mentally Retarded Association and the Retarded Nursery. Early in 1948, less than a year after the Kinsmen Club had been founded, Kinsmen Executives were helping Goderich women organize a "KINETTE CLUB". This very special event took place at the Park House. Mrs. Grace Pat= terson was the Charter President of the Kinette Club and has been President twice since. Grace Patterson and Jean Bannister, charter mem- hers, are both still very active in the Club today. The first project undertaken by the Club was a fashion show held at the Goderich District Collegiate Auditorium in the fall of 1948. In 1951 the Kinettes spon- sored tile child conferences to he held weekly for infants and preschoolers. One of the biggest projects undertaken by the Kinettes was the purchasing of an inhalator. The inhalator was presented to the Town of Goderich in .lulu 1952 at their Dominion Day celebrations. As early as 1959 the Kinettes have held their Mardi Gras Ball, one of the most popular social events of the winter. The woman chosen Queen of the Ball receives a dozed red roses and a host of other lovely gifts. The Kinsmen and Kinette. together presented a cheque in the amount of $2,500.00 to the Alexandra Marine & General Hospital for the purchase of a walk in cooler. The Kinettes also donated $1,000:00 to furnish the former main .Iobhy of the Hospital. More recently Kinettes donated funds for the the purchase of a K -Cooler. The Kinettes have also helpcl furnish and equip the Kinsmen Playground. They have donated to the Adult Workshop for supplies and also 'to the Kinsmen Anniversary Project "The Kinsmen lnstlltute for Mental Retardation" in Toronto. Some of the Club's welfare efforts include knitting for the Children's Aid Society, sup- plying Christmas dinner, presents and clothing to a Mr. and Mrs Earl Williams are proud to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Janet Marie to Mr. Wayne R. Rhody, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhodv of Holvrood. The marriage to take place in Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich, Saturday, April 21st, 197:1 at 4:18) p.m.—g1.`'► Mrs. Annette Manderson, Goderich, is pleased to announce the engagement of her daughter, Lillian Jeanette to Mr. Robert Craig Mathieson, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mathieson, Goderich. The wed- ding will take place on Saturday, May 12, 1973, in North Street United Church at 6:30 p.m.—g15 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel .R. Willis are pleased to announce the -' tiga�emet►t ofitietrautrgtrttfrirrnet Louise to Kevin Jerome Rumig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rumig all of Goderich. The wedding will take place April 28, 1973 at: Benmiller United Church.--g15x JACK H. GERRITS CONSTRUCTION *her it R.R. 4, CLINTON For better and longer lasting BUILDINGS be barns, a31i garage, lean-to or home renovations. We do them all to your. satisfaction. all of write for free estimates with no obligation. PHONE 4112-T290 25. IN MEMORIAM ERRiNGTON:-In loving memory of Everitt Errington who passed away April 11, 196:3. Ever remembered by wife and family. -15x MAJOR OIL COMPANY requires SERVICE STATION LESSEES TOWNS OF: GODERICH and HENSALL OFFERING: —High• volume outlets —Advert sing and marketing program —Retail training with pay —Business counselling —Financial assistance FOR MORE DETAILS PLEASE CALL: Days - 1-800-265=4157 (Toll Free) Evenings - 471-7585 London collect BEAN: In loving memory of a dear husband and father David Bean who passed away April 15, 1971, .A vacant chair. Something missing everywhere• Life must go on We know that's true But it's not the same since We lost you Lovingly remembered by wife Violet and family.—g15" - 26. CARD OF THANKS Ff3 (SI;Y 1 wish to express my sin- cere thanks to friends and neighbors , who -sent. flowers and cards while i • was a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to all Doctors and nurses. — Margaret Frisby— ANDERSON: i would like to thank the nurses and staff on 2nd. Floor West for their kindness while 1 was a patient in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital also those who sent cards and gifts. Special thanks to Dr. Wallace and Rev. Father Movnahan. - Mrs. Oleha Anderson. —15 VANSTONE: 1 would like to thank nurses and staff on second floor east, 'also everyone who remem- bered me with flowers, gifts, cards and visits while 1 was a patient in Alexandra Hospital. Special thanks to Doctors Watts, Fiowers and Lambert. - Lois Vanstone. --g15 X2 Sounds like multipli- cation? Guess again. It's newspap°r talk for a one column by 2•Inch ad. Too small to be effective? You're reading this one! The 40obrrirh needy family each year, helping fire victims and sponsoring a French and Greek child. For the junior citizens, they sponsor a girls softball league during the summer and for our seniorcitizens they help the Kinsmen with the Oc- togenarian picnic each,,year. Through the years the Kinet- tes have donated annually to many worthy causes such as the Blind, St. John Ambulance, Cystic Fibrosis, Mental Health Association. Work progressing on hiking. trail along .the Maitland Organizational and planning work by the Colborne Town- ship Recreation Committee is progressing well on what will soon be a "Maitland Hiking Trail." Mrs. .John Hazlett, Chair- woman cif the committee, said Tuesday that at present the committee'; lawyers are drawing up land agreements which will he taken in a week or so to the land owners. "We want some sort. of agreement that.will protect the land owner, as well as permit hikers access to his land," Mrs. Hazlett ex- plains. If approval can be obtained from all the land owners and the project goes on the trail will begin just east of the DOMTAR chemicals Sift() Salt explosives dump and wind its way along the river valley to the Maitland Conservation Area near Ben - miller. The trail will he set up through • a co-operative agreement with t he Ma itland Valley Conservation Authority. "When the Recreation Com- mittee was .et up about a year ago by the Township Council," the chairwoman evp1ains, "we sent out questionnaires to see what projects the ratepayers might like us to undertake. "When the replies came back a hik'n" tr:e! was l'ggested and we chose it as an inexpen- stve pilot project since we had limited funds." An agreement was then made with the MVCA who would supply the labor under a SWEEP program (Students Working to Enhance Environ- mental Protection) which is supported 100 per cent by Provinciul grants. The only cost to the Recreation Committee will be for directional signs placed along the trail and 'fox a few fence stiles. "There are really very few fences along there," - Mrs. Hazlett noted, "because the farmers are not pasturing their cattle so that cost even will be limited." A, The trail will he rough and rugged, no large trees witl he cut down and the SWEEP crews will only open a pathway through the area. "We don't want a flat track," Mrs. Hazlett observed. The Recreation Committee have had many calls giving the project encouragement and plan to hold a meeting 'of-in- terested of"in- terested persons as soon as the ground work has ---been com- pleted. Volunteers will blazing the trail SWEEP crews to about May. he out for the follow in USED TRUCKS fresh Trade-Ias 1911 FORD STY,LESIDE 1/z TON Six cylinder, standard shift, 24,000 miles. Like new. Lic. No, C28236 b Wher'e..can you "Aluminum Doors" at this price? • 11/2" White '27 15 $21.05 27.15' • 1 1/2" 11/4" Plain WhiteWhite or Plain or Plain WHILE STOCK LASTS All Popular Sizes Available • Easily Installed Be Sure To Measure Your Door Opening Carefully 40% so*. MOORE SATIN INPERVO ENAMEL RE'GAL, WALL SATIN OR ELECTO — WOQDTONE EXTERIOR FINISH STAIN (ASSORTED COLORS) 111:-. GODERICH BUILDING ISS�N6ERICLFSE�NST. . `ENTRE 524-8383 60D 1971 GMC FLEETSIDE 1/a TON 350 V-8, turbo hydramatic, radio, rear bumper, heavy duty springs. 19,000 miles. Used as a' car. Lic. No. P40189 1971GMC FLEETSIDE 1/2 TON 307 1/-8, standard, shift, power brakes, all heavy duty suspension and over- sized tires. 1910 GMC FLEETSIDE 1/2 TON Six cylinder, automatic, power steering, power brakes. 18,000 miles. Must be seen.' Lic. No. C27877. 1969 FARGO STYLESIDE 1/2TON Six cylinder, standard shift, good condition. Lic. No. B32987. 1968 CHEV • STEPSIDE liz TON Six cylinder standard shift auxiliary springs, big mirrors. 22,000 actual one owner miles. Lic. No. C29599. 1967 • MERCURY RANGER STYLESIDE 1/2 TON 352 V-8, automatic, radio, rear bumper. Chrome package. Above average. 1967 CHEV STEPSIDE 1/2 TON Six foot box, 283 V -8S radio, standard shift. 50,000 miles. Lic. No. T36360. McGEE PONTIAC BUICK 524-8391 GODiERICH • •