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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-06-14, Page 15S AVAIL ef1nisf<I Prompt .,derlch 25 CLEAN SERVic; MAKES PECI RNA -5748 NTEp ilISSIOt orts and d no 21st, -1. rudest S MENT 0NJ0N LEGE TOWN AND COUNTRY CLASSIFIED !PIKES AVAILABLE your rug: and ,.hairs cleaned ndable cleaners tall Ma►ntenace, I,hone 524 - oderich-eo LICENSED BRICKLAYER yep training and x- , qualified to do al brick and block laying Replaces a specialty. BRYAN STOTHER 5 pp 6 GODERICK 529-7309 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE 14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL types of brick, stone, block and carpentry work done at reasonable rates. Raising and straightening of buildings a speciality. Contact William Howald Contruction fur free estimates 524-7858 evenings -22-24x RIGERATION AND PPLIANCE SERVICE RREL BALTZER •2481, .GODERICH Rent-a-TiI er MINIMUM CHARGE $3.00 HOUR $2, HOUR AFTER FIRST HOUR $24 'PER DAY We win deliver In town 524-7144 BRECKLES LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT t3 (Next to Drive -In Theatre) Sales & Service SIMPLICITY Lawn & Garden Equipment 86 KING ST. INDUSTRIAL, RESIDENTIAL FARM WIRING CLINTON 482-7901 PROP. BUDD KUEHL NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF GEORGE TAIT CLARK, LATE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE, IN THE COUNTY OF HURON, FAR- MER, All persons claiming against the above Estate are required to forward full particulars of their claim, to the undersigned on or before the 30th day of June, 1973, after which date the assets will be distributed. WATER' WELL DRILLING DONNELI,.Y & MURPHY 18 The Square Goderieh, Ontario: 15. PUBLIC NOTICE Tom Lang, proprietor. Latest modern equipment. Domestic, industrial, municipal. Free estimates. 5" and_up. PERMA DRIVE PAVING COMPLETE NDSCAPING ERVICE And SUPPLIES -A7 Days a Week , thou Sat. till dark Sutd*y 12 to 6 Sealing ASPHALT CONTRACTORS Driveways -Parking Lots Repairs -Resurfacing Free Estimates Phone 524-6-623 Goderich SCREENED TOPSOIL * EXCAVATING * BACKHOE WORK • • GRAVEL and FILL * CEMENT GRAVEL LYLE MONTGOMERY. CLINTON - 482-7644 tfn RUSTPROOF WHEELCHAIRS—WALKERS. The Humanitarian Service Commit- tee of -the Goderich Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodges have equipment for . loan. Contact Amos Osbaldeston, 524-9623 or Fred Frit- zley, 524-7217.eow WHOEVER took the bins erecting jacks from N.J. Smiths at Port Albert please return them or tell us where they are so we can pick them --up, no questions asked. Lowry Farm Systems, Amberley 395- 5286.-24,25 Let us do a complete job on that new or late model car. Well .vorth the reasonable investment. See us at PUBLIC Meeting to review an amendment to the County of Huron Official Plan to accommodate a seasonal residential development on part of lots 40 - 41 and 42 Lake--s.sLtd., Central Chapel, Ottawa,,)'1on- day afternoon. Interment Pinecrest Cemetery. Memorial .'gifts to the Ontario Heart -24x 22. -DEATHS HUME, MARY: Suddenly in hospital un Friday, June 8, 1973, Mary Adams, formerly of London, Ontario, wife of John Alexander Hume of 12 Somerset, St. West, Apt. 2, Ottawa, sister of Mrs. Hugh • McCullough of Chatsworth, sister- in-law of Miss Esther Hume of Goderich, and Mrs. John Adams, Dunedin, Florida, niece of Mrs. Lorne Hunter of Ingersoll, aunt of Dr. Patterson Hume of Don Mills, and 6 nieces. Private Funeral Ser- vice was held at Hulse and Playfair Range Concession, Township of Ashfield, Tuesday June 19, 1973, 8 p.m. Ashfield Township Hall. -24 26. CARD OF THANKS TAYLOR: We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbors for kindness shown. Beautiful floral tributes, memorial donations and cards of sympathy during our recent • bereavement, in the loss of our dear mother, grandmother, and great grandmother Mrs. Margaret Taylor. Special thanks to staff, of Huron View for their loving care of mother during her stay there; to Drs. and staff of Clinton Hospital; to the Rev. Alfred Fry; Arthur's Funeral Home and all those who helped in any way. Your kindnesses will long be remembered,—The Taylor family. --24 (hoping & Nursery NNET ST. E., GODERICH 524-9126 ROUSE AUTO ELECTRIC tions end 1,0, 1973 2' LARGE CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE tractor, combines, swather and general farm equipment on SAT., JUNE 23, 1 2:30 OORD.ON BRINDLEY FARM mile north -end" 1/2 hills eastof erioeVra 7 miles N/E of rich TO PLACE CONSIGNMENTS CALL 524-6457 orninguAntique Auction Sale SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1973 10:30 A.M. at the Auction Rooms - one mile South of Goderlch on Hwy 21 1011., spinning wheel, wagon seat, harness maker, flat -to - cupboard, five commodes, dressers, 5 sets press back rs, one set chicken coop_chalrs, Press back armchair and 'a rocker, arrow back and boston rockers, wicker chairs, Net, 2 blanket boxes, trunks, Ice box, Jelly cupboard, kit - cabinet, parlor table. Butter churn, oil lamps, Iron pots, 'homes, tinware, copper- boilers, crocks, bottles, quilts, Ikin coat, carnival glass, depression glass, Nippon, Part WC china; glass, etc., etc.— Mows tc....tettarns time selling for North Street United Church: 2 Vic - Settees, 70 Windsor Type CNldren's'Chairs, 12 Kitchen 11th Library Table, Whatnot, Fern Stands, 45" Round TERMS CASH ME CUNNINGS Auctioneer 524-9064 BULLDOZING BACKHOE GRAVEL SAND TOPSOIL BRUINSMA CONSTRUCTION AND EXCAVATING R. No. 2_ Goderich. Phone 524-9804 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED MODERN EQUIPMENT WORK GUARANTEED Write or Phone Harvey Dale CLINTON Phone 482-3320 SKELTON APPLIANCES Inglis—Moffat—Beatty Sates—Service Repairs to all makes 36 Britannia Rd. W. Ph. 524-7871 —17tf SHORT.NOTICE LIQUIDATION AUCTION SALE RADIO & TV Fleetwood Sales & Service Repairs to all makes of Radio & Television 60 PICTON ST.W. FRANK WILCOX-524-7771 BRUSSELS • NOY/JUne15th,8p.m. of Qiitwes, Small Appliances and New Furniture. Approximately 1000 pieces of glassware and ap- Mall a grocery trading stamp catalogues. These items Oh catalogue that must be liquidated to the highest kill tress would make excellent shower or wedding gifts, keglers, wall clocks, radios, movie camera, can- alesysllverware, sets of dishes, bid' muck mood o Nni Viers, sporting goods, crystal, sets of small electrical tools (sanders, drills, in')' NMfiqMachine, G.E. portable TV, G.E. colour TV; A stor and stove, automatic washer and dryer, No1N Ment set with 8 track tape deck, 4 lovely molal nM model stereos, over 100 Spanish, modern doom suites, over 100 now chesterfield suites bAle M'o� eh, Colonial and Modern), new elngle tool- �, beautlful table lamps, swag Md and table sets, rocking chairs, bunk beds, II fie' 0aards, kitchen suites In a variety of styles adfand tables, lovely hexagon coffee and • ....chairs more Items too numerous to mention. osie consisting of quality �'Malsr Itswill be sad t j[jgt,N"i�bIddsr. aEt11 ' Charge*, cheques and financing. ---__ .Bali Auctions, Auctioneer R.A. RNI. nand» OFFER. yiC 111 OM 4 NOTICE TO CREDITORS in the Estate of Elsie Edna Campbell Alt persons having claims against. the Estate of ELSIE EDNA CAMP- BELL, late of the Town of Goderich, in the county of Huron, Married Woman, who died on the 31st day of March, 1973, are notified to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 20th day of June, 1973, after which date the assets will he distributed having regard only to 'claims of which notice has then been received. DATED this 28th day of May, 1973. STRATTON STRATTON &LOTON 20 Ontario Street Stratford 17. LOST AND FOUND IAST—Black Wallet—area Blue s and Bedford Hotel, --containing sum of money and personal papers. Reward. Finder please phone 524- 7288.-24 LOST—One budgie un Quebec St. Phone 524-8629-24x LOST—Childs red hand knit pop- corn stitch sweater, gold buttons, one missing, arena or vicinity, Circus Day Phone 524-6552.-24x 21. BIRTHS -CRANE: ' Mr. and --Mrs. Michael Crane (nee Elsa Smith) Vanastra are pleased to announce the birth of their son William Michael born June 6 at Clinton Public Hospital. A brother for Erica. First grandson for Mrs. Dorothy Crane and for Eric and Shirley Smith of Goderich. First great grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kilgallen, Goderich-24 THOM: On June 6, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thom, Cutbank, Montana a baby girl Jamilynn HESSEIS: At Alexandra Hnspital on June 6, 1973 to Mr.. and Mrs. John Hessels R R 2, Goderich a baby girl, Susan Diana. LE BEAU: At Alexandra Hospital on June 5 to Mr, and Mrs. Larry Le Beau, R R 5, Goderlch, a baby boy. LINKLATER: At Alexandra Hospital on June 12, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs. William I.inklater 157 Victoria St. Goderich a baby girl Kimberly Kaylyn STROTHERS: At Alexandra Hospital on June 9, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Strothers, R R 6, Goderich a baby boy, Steven Bryan. GRAHAM: Richard and Marion Graham, are pleased to announce the arrivrkl of their daughter, Alana Lloqwine, at Alexandra Hospital, GuHerich, on June 8, 1973. First grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Graham, Winnipeg, and first grand- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reg Fran- cis, of Bayfield. - 23. ENGAGEMENTS 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Laird Schilbe, R R 3, Bayfield announce the erigagement of their daughter Marie Jeanette to Mr. Roland (Joe) Vanstone, son' of Mr. and Mrs. Aldon (Roily) Van - stone, Hensall. The wedding will take place St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich, Ont. July 7, I973. -24x Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Swan are pleased to announce the forth- coming marriage of their daughter, Nancy Ann, to Mr. William Harold Desjardins 'son of Mr., and . Mrs. Clement Desjardins of Goderich. Tte_.. w.ed�jl�Rw..wi11- tak_ placar.un -- Saturday, July 7, 197:3 ar-7-p:m. in .. St. Thomas'. Anglican Church, Seaforth, Ontario. -24x 2S. IN MEMORIAM .BOYCE: In loving memory- of Vic- tor Lorne Boyce who passed away Tuesday January 16, 1973. Just a thought of sweet remem; brance, Just a memory sad and true, Just the love and sweet devotion, Of one who thinks of you. Remember'ed"by his daughter Hazel Schwanz of Sarnia, husband George and Son Danny -24 BADMAN: In loving memory of a dear husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather, Bertram A. Badman who passed away June 13, 1972. God saw you getting tired, He did what He thought best, He gently closed your weary eyes, And whispered, "Come and rest". Each dawning day, a thought of you, At eventide a prayer, And in the hearts that loved you, You always will be there. Lovingly remembered by his wife, son, daughter-in-law, daughter, son- in-law and grandchildren. -24x COOKE: in loving memory of Thomas H. Cooke, who passed away June 14, 1963., There is a sad but sweet remem- brance, There is a memory fond and true, 'There is a token of affection Father, And a heartache still for you. Ever rembered by wife and family. -24 Mr. L. W. Pitblado, Goderich an- nounces the forth coming marriage of his youngest daughter Deborah Ann to Mr. Jon Lowrie Ginn elder son of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Ginn R R 2 Clinton, Ont. The wedding is to take place at St. Peter's R.C. Church on June 30th 1973.-24 I Sounds tike ROO. It's n Guess stile. t }. It's nersp,per telt YV tocoram» er 14edl M. Too soar • to be notic d? You're rsadinE 05 site[ ANDREW: Many thanks to our friends and relatives for cards, flowers and gifts we received on our 50th Wedding Anniversary. Our thanks to everyone fur helping make this such "a happy oc- casion. --Muriel . and A -mos An- drew. -24x GRAHAM: Alana and I would like to thank Dr. M. Cauchi, nurses and staff Alexandra Hospital for their kind care,.and attention.—Mariort Graham ----24 Ruby Snazel, Noble Grand of Goderlch Rebekah Lodge No. 89, presented a cheque of 9425 to Tim Ellott, Administrator of Goderlch Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. The cheque will be used 'to purchase a new commercial 30 slice toaster for the Hospital kitchen. The old one can be seen In the background. Observing Is Food Supervisor Theresa Kirkey, left, and Lily Bogle, Vice Grand, far right. (Staff Photo) MARTIN: I would like to thank the nurses and staff on 2nd floc)/ east, Alexandra Hospital, SpeciaYthanks to Doctcfrs K.C. Lambert; R. W. Flowers and M M, Cauhl-il,Jlc1. Rea'•.._. I . Brubacker:--Manu-thanks .for -the - lovely cards, flowers. arid visits while I was a patient in the hospital and to anyone who helped in any way—Ethel Martin. -24x BAXTER': I wish to thank Tiger Dunlop W.I. Carlow; Benmiller U.C.W., Dr. Deathe , nurses and staff of Goderich Hospital also Rev. Warr—Laurence Baxter. -24x LOUNSBURY: I would like to• thank nurses and staff on 2nd fluor .East Alexandra Hospital. Special thanks to i)rs. Deathe and ('auchi, also thanks for the flowers, cards and visits while I was a patient in the hospital. --Kay Loun- sbury='24nc GRAHAM:. We wish to say a thankyou to the members of Christ Anglican Church Port Albert for the lovely dinner and most generous gifts.- It will always he remem- bered. ---Elmer and Nora Graham. ----24x ALTON: We wish to extend our sin- cere thanks to relatives, neighbours and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown during our recent sad bereavement in the loss of a dear daughter and sister. Special thanks to everyone who so capably as fisted with Tind provtdid- Tood at home. -Gordon and Hazel Smyth and family -24 ALTON:. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to our friends and relatives for the expressions of sympathy, food brought to our homes and kindness shown during 2) the sad bereavement of our daughter-in-law and sister-in-law Kathlene Alton.—Harvey and Bessie Alton; Ronald and Edna Alton; Paul and Eleanor Hender- son -24 hr +>aohrrirh SI1. _JNAty. - _TAR 19. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Solicitors for Executor -22,23,24 19. BUSINESS ALTON: We wish to extend Our sin- cere thanks to relatives, neighbours and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown during. our recent ' sad bereavement in the loss of a dear wife and mother, and fur the beautiful floral tribute's, 'cards of sympathy and memorial donations. Special thanks .to Dr. McKim, The MacKenzie Funeral Home and Rev. McClenaghan as<.well as those who OPPORTUNITIES assisted so capably at home. -borne and Marsha Alton lir►,iiifi KIKAMIAKAPA ►.��AIrAgadirdivArit� DISTRIBUTORS NEEDED -EXCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITY Auto NOMI ACCtssO tt ...tette( aeODVCft , SIMONiZa 11 011,ON . *NhUAI MAea(T issue No Enne,ence Necettary- New marketing system permits man Or woman to d,str,bule ,tlult,- mttl,on S pre•totd advert,sed products for 6 macer U. S. compan,es ,0 ilio billion 1 Auto/Home products f,eld. Restock company secured accounts weekly w,fh r,„0, ',Ms!h,qh ,mpulte, fait repeal consumer ,tem, from: SIMONIZ, TE XIZE, OUI1ONT, JOHNSON WAX, HOLLYWOOD ACCLS• SORIES and PREMIUM TOOLS. NO INITI►1 SIIIINGI INCOME STAITS IMMt01A1[1'te NTIED INV[NTO COMIANY IURNISNEO ACCOUNTS' GUtARAIY IUY.IACI, MINIMUM CASH INVESTMENT, Si/OS of S2722, UP TO 55271.00 CAN. [LINOS Applicant should have car, minimum 016 Spare hours weekly, rel,able and eligible to attune business resAons,b,tltres within )Q days. 11 you meet there reCluirementt, have the cath investment and sincerely want to own yOU(Awj�h but,nett, then west! and include phone number to: 1 �111111T1� INTMAIMING I42SSiUA1toO CutsOUNT INOUSiR AE, bc. JOHNSON . , MISSOURI 62114 WrX 116/411151/21/AKIMIVAIROPFAIPAIIMPraraMIMPIICAPAPIPIPMI McCABE: The family of the Tate Mrs. Mary McCabe wish to thank the nurses and staff op 2nd•• floor west Alexandra Hospital, also Drs. Deathe and Lomas. Special thanks to Rev. Royal and Rev. McCallum. Thanks also to friends and neigh - hours for all their thought- fulness.-24x hought- fulness.-24x HENI)ERSON: 1 wish to thank all for cards and treat, received while 1 was a patient in 2 East Alexandra Hospital, to nurses and girls in yellow Special thanks to 1)r R G Lomas, Rev. Royal and - Re. • McCallum --John R. Henderson R R 3 Auburn, Ontario - 24 Huron County , pork producers, or at least some of them, are upset at the decision of the Ontario Pork Producers Marketing Board, to move the• county's only hog assembly yard from Clinton to Hensall. In a news release .last week, the marketing hoard stated the reason for the move had been because of an increase in -rent desired by the new owner of the Clinton Sales Barn, which had been the old. assembly yaid. But a large number of pork producers turned up at the Huron County Federation of Agriculture meeting in Clintcan on Thursday night and in- dicated they weren't happy with that decision. The -produce-most--from. the area north of Clinton, ex- plained that they now have to drive an extra 12 miles to take their hogs to market and they don't like it. The marketing hoard had provided figures which showed that costs across Ontario Tor assembly. yards average 1 9.43 cents per pig.. The old Clinton cost was 19.02 but the .new ,Clinton cost would have been 27.95. Lorne Tyndall, the new owner of the Clinton yard was present and disputed the figures saying they included an increase in salaries that he had not asked for. The cost per pig at Hensall was given as 19.39 cents per pig. Several directors of the Huron County Pork Producers Association were present 'and came under heavy questioning about the decist " . Eric Moore of Colborne township adthitted •that the Huron directors had been given "no say whatso- ever" in the matter. Adrian Vos of Blyth said it was an excercise in futility to c'opdemn the board and suggested instead that those who didn't agree with the decision should go out and take up a petition and find •out just how many hogs would be effec- ted, then ask for a second yard in the- county if the figures warranted it. for the hogs to get to market he said., A resolution was passed by the meeting asking the Pork Producers Marketing Board to consider establishing a second .assembly yard in the northern - central part of the county. In other business at the meeting, .the problem of tran- sporting wide machinery on roads was discussed. It was revealed that some farm machinery is so wide there is no legal way for it to be transpor- • ted from one work location to another without taking it apart or putting it on a truck. Special permits can be obtained but these only cover equipment up to 14 feet in width. Huron --Federation chairman Mason Bailey pointed out that this was becoming a problem and stated that one Hullett township farmer had already been charged by police for having equipment too wide. Vince Austin of Dungannon said he had been told by the Ontario Provincial Police that they were also going to start cracking down on lengthy trainA of gravity boxes pulled by farm tractors that do not • uphold regulations by having each wagon attached to the tractor with a chain. The controversy concerning the proposal to locate a''lagoon for the Grand Bend sewage disposal system in Stephen township was also mentioned at the meeting. Allan 'Walper and Orville Farrell .said, after the meeting that 80 acres of good farmland would be taken up by the lagoon which will be situated on Mr. Farrell's farm. Concerned citizens feel a disposal plaht would be a Net- ter move. A meeting was scheduled to be held June 13 to discuss 'the matter. Mr. -Bairey told - the meeting. that a campaign will be under- taken in the near future to see that all members of .the federation have stickers put on their mailbox. Farmers will also be asked to buy and use a stamp to be used on all cheques which states "These dollars derived from farming". It is felt this will help impress on people the importance of far- ming to the economy. Lloyd Stewart of Clinton said that when the 'county associatio11 directors inquired about the rl'asoning behind - the decision they were told "it was none of our business". The manner in which the decision was forced upon them made him wonder what the purpose of the Huron association was, he said. John Van Beers complained about the lack of rationality in the situation of assembly yards. He pointed out that in some areas of Kent and Lamhton_ counties where there were few hogs produced, there were yards only 10 miles apart. that combined didn't ship as many hogs a week as the Clinton yard did in a single day. Mr. Stewart said Huron County produces 200,00 hogs annually but many iso not go through the county's single ydrd at Hensall but go through yards such as': the one at Lucknow or at Harriston. "I honestly believe there are enough hogs produced to warrant two yards" he said. Another yard would help cut down on unneccessary travel,' - BULLETIN BOARD CORRECTION MONSTER BEEF BAR- BECUE At Listowel Memorial Arena, Saturday, June 23, 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Vince Mount- ford M.C. Adults $3.00, public school children $1.75 Refresh- ments available. Sponsored by the Listowel Rotary Club. -24,25 COMING EVENT Highland Concert to be held at MacKay Hall Wed. June 20, 1973, r p.m. All Senior citizens and preschoolers admitted Free. Other Adults $1.00, Children 50c. Featuring the Mary Lynne Telford Dan- cers.