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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-05-03, Page 13GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY' 3. 1$73—PAOI 13 Sefety tips THE REASONS (l0 daigp `NAR the Top ounty d , ut t11oh lutreti W It ticulan 1e 26th Out 'state Mlll Bench, I Lpril,19;1 and EG Barrirtea, Montreal • oderich; t, Estate._I o, :REDITOpi g claims ALBERT .man, lated in the NS on or abed pal, !FT, e same wiri e undersim ay, Ina eta of the xlerich, I,.. kpril, 191. C and E. Barrister, Montreal �alenck t,•,, Estate •IA 1. Baal, ten d n any d ti Sit t $4Q3' IAM $1491 $1491 S 1 119' i 59' S E S 1 i S 1 19' i "n that !14'. IA jiCE ,IN -- LIN 524 JOHN 4 ANGER TV LES & SEBVICE uth St Goderich, (Next to IGAI hone 321-892') a complete lf hue o infra' COLOR TV rens ,!: Appliances I :3 year warranty on rel color tubes & tuner ,rd Bar -- LP's & 15's DURNIN: In loving memory of a dear son and brother Donald Digo nin who passed away suddenly two years ago May 3, 1971. A cluster of precious memories Sprayed with a million tears Wishing God could have spared you If only a few more years You left a beautiful memory In sorrow too great to be told But to us who loved you and lost you Your memory will never grow old. Lovingly remembered aiad sadly missed by Dad, Mom, brothers and sister artd families. -18 TICE TO CREDITORS .ns having claims against to of HENRY GEORGE EY, Merchant, late of the Goderich, in the County of who died on or about the v of March, 1973, are to file the same with full rs with the undersigned by day of May 1973, as after to the assets Of the estate distributed. at Goderich, Ontario, this y of April, 1973 PREST and EGENER, Barristers, etc., 33 Montreal Street, Goderich, Ontario. rs for the Estateg 16,17,18 !RI( NOTICE Falls are the leading cause of accidental death at home. * Keep small children away from stairways, open window, and porch railings. * Install gates, barriers and ether protective device.,, `whenever possible * Make that . extra effrt. Don't load your arras with bun- dles or boxes that obstruct your vision. Divide your load in half. * Fall -proof your bathroom. Use a suction -type rubber neat or safety strips and handholds in the tub or shower and a non- slip mat on the floor. • CONVENIENT SERVICE • LOCAL KNOWLEDGE • CLAIMS i COVERAGE ADVICE ,Am Types of Insurance W.J. Hughes Insurance Agenc 524-8100 MITCHELL: In loving memory of a dear brother, Robert Mitchell, who passed away three years ago, May 7, 1970. There's a gift in life You cannot buy, That's very rare and true It's the gift of a wonderful brother, Like the one we had in you. The many things you gave, dear Bob In your sweet and loving way, You gave us years of happiness. No one can take away If teardrop could build a stairway, And memories were a lane. ") I would walk all the way to heaven, Bob And bring you home again. Dearly loved and deeply missed by sister Elaine and niece Shelly. --l8 26. CARD OF THANKS Lori Lyn BEAUTY SALON 74 HAMILTON ST., GODERICH, 524-9337 TERPSTRA: We wish to thank everyone who contributed in any way to the nice party ands beautiful gifts, given us last Saturday at the Carlow Hall. Sincerely Jake and Margaret Terpatra.-18x Special thanks to the MacDorlald Marine Mites for the lovely gifts. Best of luck.—Don Johnston and Bill Moore. -18 HAiRS--WALKERS mnitarian Ser- ice C.P. &T. e of the Goderich Odd - and Rebekah Lodges have nt for loan. Contact Amos ton, 524.9623 or Fred Frit - 4.7217 —eow;, Coach House avel Service a an evening of films on , May 8th at 8 p.m. in Inlstry of . Agriculture Rooms, King St., Clinton. go to the Save the Isty, Door Prizes - Ad - 50c LEONARD: The family of the late Albert (Abb) Leonard wish to ex- presa..,our sincere thanks and ap- preciation to our many relatives, neighbors and friends, for floral tributes, cards and donations to charities_ Special thanks_ to. Dr. Flowers, Dr. Jackson and nurses and staff at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Rev. G. L. Royal and the. Stiles Funeral Home.—Florence Leonard, Dorothy Atfield and Family: -18 MONEY IN SPARE TIME Women to re -stock and money from New Type high coin-operated dispensers in ea. No selling. To qualify, ve car, references, $1000.00 .00 cash. Seven to twelve eekly can net excellent in - ore full time. We establish' te. For personal interview ncluding phone number. iSi'RIBUTORS LIMITED Dept. "A'' Tecumseh Road, East, INDSOR 20, Ontario. IRTHS SLER: At Alexandra I on April 30, 1973 to Mr. re. Allan Chrysler, 146 ton St. a baby boy, David .--18 Operation HOSCAD, the code name for a Western Ontario Hospital's disaster plan prac- tice, was carried out last week at Wingham and Seaforth. The simulated disaster dictated that high winds had struck the. area causing numerous Injuries and knocking some hospitals out of operation, among them the Goderich Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Staff at Wingham and Seaforth were therefore brought both injury victims and hospital transfers. Students from F.E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham'played the part of the injured for the Wingham Exercises and here staff at that hospital examine the in- coming patients. The students were made up to simulate the injuries they were to have received. (staff photo) - wteh to -the is my°neigh= hours, friends and relatives for their visits, get well cards and flowers while I was in hospital. Also for the care given me by the staff on second floor east and X-ray department. A special thanks to Drs. Watts. Wallace, Lambert and Newland.—Mary Rivett. -18x THOMAS: We desire to express thanks to our kind neighbours, and thoughtful friends for their many expressions of sympathy of cards and floral offerings, also thanks to the nurses of second floor east, and to Dr. Deathe, Mrs. T. C. Thomas and family. -18x TART SHELLS 1-1/4 cups unsifted all- purpose flour 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup shortening 3 tablespoons (about) cold water Measure flourand salt into bowl. Lightly cut in shortening with a pastry blender -until mixture resembles coarse meal. Sprinkle in water a small amount at a time, mixing lightly with pastry blender -or a fork until all particles are moistened and cling 'together when pastry is pressed into a ball. Cover with a damp cloth and let stand a few minutes. Roll pastry thin (less than 1/8 inch). Cut into 5 -inch cir- cles. Carefully fit on outside of inverted tart or muffin pans. Trim edges. Thoroughly prick with a fork. Place on baking sheet and hake at 450*F for 12 to 15 minutes, or until pastry is lightly browned. Makes 7 tart. shells, Attention Farmers C - WANTED YEAR OLD PALOMINO n halter•broke, well- , ALSO one western sad- * new condition, seldom 19�after 6:00 Auburn WANTED - pasture for three or four horses. Phone 524-9362 or ap- ply Richard Shelton, 110 Arthur Sheet., Goderich.-18,19 The first time you start get- ting back into the groove, you're bound. to get discouraged. Don't forget, it was a long winter and naturally it will take awhile to get back into the swing of things. You've got some very pleasing games coming up because you'^re going to play your best golf yet. Remember -- each year you improve= - knocking off a few, more strokes. - You probably noticed the white flags flying at full mast over the weekend. This in- dicates the back nine is now open. The whole course looks temp- ting with the emerald greens and the freshly mown, smooth fairways that have been rolled in the past weeks. These. frequent 'spring rains have given the course a bright refreshing look. - Golfers, have an eye for those three thousand new seedling, trees which were planted last year. Through the season, watch them grow. Don't forget the commen- cement of Men's and Ladies' Night, around the middle of May. There will be a buffet in- cluded. Notice, the nights have been changed. This year Men's night will be Monday and Ladies' night Wednesday. "Girls" start thinking of some brilliant ideas to give- us a few laughs after the golf ._game. ,Bring. a friend --the more the merrier. Juniors , we haven't forgotten you. In tate near future there will be a night or Saturday mornings set aside for you. Golf tips will be available. Watch for the big Seasonal Opening in the middle of Mdy. We'll have to keep our fingers crossed for favourable weather. This year we have a Club Mascot--Bunker--a Labrador retriever. Don't worry golfers -- he's friendly. I was back to work for the first time, this season, last Sun! day. I was glad to see our faith- ful members back for another year and I send out a big welcome to any new ones. Since Daylight Saving Time as high .as is now on, take advantage of those long peaceful evenings and picturesque sunsets. SEE YOU AT THE TES IN SEVENTY THREE. The Square Put ,otlr money into our guaranteed Iilvest- ment certificates now paying seven clad three quarter her cent interest. - TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1ee0 Elgin and Kingston Streets Goderich 524-7381 • Get maximum, reliable service from applicaty�n equipment incorporating the latest safety and ArTIrTlon �a . operatin steres: P.T.O. transfer pumps for Anhydrous fast, sae transferring * safety waterk valves, every applicator high qualityhoses, metering devices *- shielded P.T.O. shaft * checker plate foot step * heavy duty tongue equipmefltjanhy Give us a call today about Aero r applicatiOfl Anhydrous Ammonia. Y SEED CORN each 3 point hitch 9 1/2 foot Perguson No. 35 double Point hitch (Cat 2) Kver- Hydreen 3 furrow plough George White Farm thinasis, 32' float trailer fedi h'Pe),R-700x20 tires all in Ilion and ready to work. M14t1 otAen'. Clinton 482-- SERVING THE MAN WHOSE BUSINESS 1S AGRICULTURE" ONE hundred acres of pasture land at R.R. 2 Lucknow. Phone 524-8540 after six p.m. -19x Ronald Baer 324-9821 FARM SUPPLY CENTRE p R a a CLINTON, ONTARIO 482,3423