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INTERIOR &
PACE PAINTING
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be received for the
1240 noon E.D.S.T.
t13 by the Ontario
pion, 101 Moor
Nolo, Ontario,
lolh.chiel Purchasing
floor, • from whom
forcIflcatIons may be
or tolopt one 0663600,
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'Oro. The lowest or
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1 2. AUCTION SALE
RWATHWELL' 3
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LUMBER - TO SELL
dY AUCTION
M . Vanastra, 2 miles south of
Clinton And follow sale signs on
Saturday morning, July 21 at
10;00 A.M.
Used Lumber - T5 shoats of 4' x
10' by 1/4" plywood;, 100 part
sheets of 1/4" plywood; 200 • r'
x 4" short lengthy (2.3 ft.); 1"
lumber N1 IsnOths;-10 doors,
frames, locks;10 green pass
chsckboards; 150 shoots of 1/r
" drywall r x e' sheets; work-
bench and odds and ends; con-
duts real boxes.
Posit No Reserve
T : _ Cash
RATHWELL'S
AUCTION SERVICE
4824120 Brucsflsd 2/6
Auction -isle of New
FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & GIFTWARE
at
BALL AUCTIONS
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
DIRECTLY BEHIND THE QUEENS HOTEL
'day, July 2O at 8 p.m.
urinp: Matching stoii(r'andlefrlgirator; In avocado
-i 'groin, Deluxe side by side refrigerator
oast* Leonard. Matching washer and dryer,
bnd black A white T.V.s,' several styles. of
suites, swish and maple bedroom suites,
bods, coffee end tables, prism lamps, swag lamps,
amps, kitchen suites, contlnsMal Owox spring and
, desks, .lazy boy chairs, aufriank sip zap
machines, tapestries, dishes; *swords, plus many
kerns too numerous to mention.
lairs conducted weekly by Ball Auctions
gallon*: .. R. A. Illa11 ..
Lunch booth and. sating provided
HOUSEHOLD
AND
NTIQUE AUCTION
be held at 119. Main Street North, Ssaforth on Saturday,
71, st 1:15 P.M.
Wig of Admiral 21" TN.; 4 matching cane bottom
S pc. chrome kitchen sults; 2 rocking chain; arm
; chaisrilsld; cherry chest of drawers; steel and wood
;drums; chat of drawers; single continental bad Sim -
mattress; General Electric stove ° 24"; Leonard
ata; 'wringer washer. electrical kitchen appliances;
do dock; mantel. clock; radio; 2 wicker:Armories; card
; wood paper rack; hooked and woven rugs; lamps; plc -
and frsmetrCushion tops; mirrors; Iawn chairs; garden
;'1,V. aerlah and many other Nems. -
•Cash ,
Propristnu - Mrs. Laura Ings
ME's. Myrtle Krueger
P./ANTED''
No Reserve
RATHWELL'S
AUCTIONSERVICE
4823120 Brumfield
28,30b
8. HELP WANTED
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
CAR
SALESMAN
'ONLOOKING FOR AN ENERGETIC, SELF
• WE OFFER IN RETURN GOOD
PLUSI
STRICKLAND
TOYOTA
SNE :MALL CAR DEALER
OF GODERICH
ken Rd,
Oodltrlch
t*44M1
12. AUCTION SALE
_-47 "'13. SERVICES AVAILAiLE
ATHWELL'S
AUCTIONEERS
and
UQUIDATORM
IRUCEFIELD, ONT. ,
Offer the most modern
auction methods.
UCENSED and BONDED
ONTARIO -..WIDE
BRUCEFIELD 4824120 -
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13. SERVICES AVAILAILE
FOR EXPERT dressmaking and
alterations contact 524-
9683.-28,29x
LADIES — have your sewing done
for fall so that you are prepared.
Phone 482.31x98.-28,29,30,31
FURNITURE refinishing and folk
art decorating. • Prompt ' service.
Phone • lioderach 524
6110.-22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29
SMALL ENGINES REPAIRED.
lawn mowers, outboard and chain -
,saws. Phone 524.9636 or 524-
2596.-20tf
VACUUM • CLEANERS
SALES & SERVICE
ALL MAKES
BOB PECK
VARNA
262-5748
gctfn
COMPLETE
LANDSCAPING
SERVICE And
SUPPLIES
Open 7 Days kW**
V" Mon. thru Sat. SIN dark
Sunday 12 to 6
ART'S
Landscaping & Nursery
66 BENNET ST. E., GODERIC
524-9126
DONATION
AND:
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
Proceeds for the Varna United Church.Sale to be held In the
Varna Arena on Saturday, July 21, at 1:15 P.M.
Partial N
- 3000 ft. of inch lumber; two'wheeled"trailer'Bier boots and r'
press; 8 hp. garden tractor 33" mower; f x 9' tourist tont with
_center pole;-50-year--old-dining-room table..
'There will be many more household artkOlss, f
cors ilnd .antique.; Plan to attend
• Rummage and Bake Sale same day
RATHWELL'S
AUCTION SERVICE
482-3120 - Brucsfsd
To Donate or. odnsign Phone - 482.3276 or 482-0654 29b
ESTATE AUCTION,
To be held in the village of Auburn for the Estate of. the Late
Mrs. Christina Craig on Saturday, July 28, at 1:00 P.M.
Automobile - 1970 Chsv Belpir i
Antiques and household Nems - 4' x 8' Nate pool table; and ac-
cessories; Nordheimer piano; Philips 21" T.V.; round attention
-table; buffet; china cabinet; coffee and end tables; chesterfield
and chair; 4 washstands; commode; office desk and chair; ex-
tsntlon'table; wood and"mete) beds; oval top table; chesterfield •
and two chairs; pr.esback rocker and arm chair; iron crib;
highboy chest of drawers; 6 pc. chrome kitchen sults; pine top
- cupboard and ' pine chairs; 'wringer washer; Sniper pew(n0
.machin.; rocker; _ mantel clock; mirrors; oil lamps;
teacher! school bell; depression and carnival glass; dishes
and china; 3 telephones; pictures and frames; brass;crocks;
souvenirs: toy dishes; school desk; quilts; kitchen appliances
and, utensils. - -
Two power mowers; homemade riding mower
Terms - Cash Property sold - No Resew on contents
RATFIWELL'S
AUCTION SERVICE
482-3120 '- Bruceflsld
GIGANTIC AUCTION
SALE
Of 3 area estates, store furniture, and oflcs qulpnwsnt and
ori* consignment from Rev. Mowatt, his collections of Inlaid
and hand carved furniture, to be held in, the Canton arena on
Wednesday, July 25, at 1:15 P.M.
Furniture and Antiques - 2 pump organs; player piano;
-Dominion upright grand piano; mahogany china cabinet -curved
glass front; set of 4 Victorian carved oak choirs; pine harvest
table; pins washstands;.round oak pedestal table; solid state
sterso cabinet modal; 4 arc. bedroom suite -walnut; Inlaid
tables; cedar chest; blanket boxes; trunks; coffee tablas; end
tablas; - oak secretary; marble top washstand; . 2 bedroom
suites; 4 dressers; 3 chest of drawers; awls. - all mates and
shapes; .quare Walnut- pedestal table; chest teals; china
• cabinet; wicker rockers and 'chairs; what -not; bookcases;
upholstered. arm chairs; cane Aldan; 4 rocking chairs;
Duncan Phyfe tables; ,2 Mvl ngroom suites; cherry drop leaf
table; hall trio and seat; chesterfields 2 kitchen chrome seta;
wiNon rug and underlay; carnival glia; corn flower; fle-bees
dishes; vlctorian vises; brkgol vase; biscuit barrel; compotes;
cake Nand; depression .glass; dashes; china and many, many
more Nems.
- Appliances - 3 sets washers and dryers; 3 refrigerators; 4 elec-
tric stoves; dishwashers; small, apphlancss • elf appliances In
excellent working order:
Odds mei Ends - Large city. of bake and magazines; brass;
tollst sit; American steeple cock; mantel clocks- and wall
cooks; lamps; pictures a d frames; ferneries; Ikon; 011,'lamps;
crocks; lawn "furnituri` hewn and garden equipment; Inter-
national riding mower.
Office 'Equipment • (to Beef M 1:18 sharp) - firs proof Ming
cabinet; 24" 132" lets' electric adding machines; cash
regkNer; office desk; oMMoi rniturs; display shelve., and coun-
ters; cloth's • racks; glass deploy mantes; 2 Jaidy'sf
Plan to attend the largest auction to be hold this poor commen-
cing at 1:15 P.M. to Approx. 9810 P.M.
Lunch ay.lable Paddle Bidding Terms- Cash
RATHWELL'S
AUCTION SERVICE
or Chirp
For iintirin ion phssns 4EER120 -
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13. SERVICES AVAILAiLE 13. SERVICES AVAILAILE. 23. ENGAGEMENTS='
datessramimpito
REFRIGERATION
AND
APPLIANCE
SERVICE
DARREL BALTZER
524.2481, GODERICH
HOME
REPAIR
SERVICE
Roofing, painting, cement
work, eaysstroughing
FREE ESTIMATES
• PAUL, LASSAUNE
524-7158
I KEN DUNCAN
524-!!086
WATER
WELL
DRILLING
Tom Lang, .proprietor. Latest
fmodern equipment. Domestic,
industrial, municipal. Free
,estimates. 5" and up.
Phone 524-8033
or call
Collect" 855-4605•
SCREENED -
'TOPSOIL
* EXCAVATING
* BACKHOE WORK
• GRAVEL and FiLL
* CEMENT GRAVEL
LYLE MONTGOMERY
CLINTON - 482=7644 tfn
SKELTON ..
APPLIANCES
Ing! is—Moffat—Beatty-
Sales---Service
Re airs to all makes
3g Britannia' Rd. W.
Ph. 524.7871
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ACE.
• RADIO & TV
Fleetwood
Sales & Service
Repairsto ell
sakes of
Radio & Television
60 P.ICTON ST.W.
FRANK WILCOX-524-7771
•
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schoemaker
announce the engagement of their. _ ,
daughter Linda.' Alice to • Mr.
Richard St4wart Bisset, son of Mrs.
P.A. (Sandy) Bisset of Goderich.
The wedding to take place, the Lord
willing on August 10, 1973.-29x
, Mr. and Mrs. Warner R. Collings,
• Londesboro, Ontario, are pleased to
announce the forthcoming marriage
of their daughter, Barbara, to Mr.
Wayne Streughan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Straughan, R.R. 2,
Goderich,w Ontario. Service to be
held on August 4, 1973, in Lon-
desboro United Church, at 2:30 p.m.
RUSTPROOF
Let us do a complete job on that
new or late model car. Well
north the reasonable
investment. See us at
ROUSE AUTO ELECTRIC
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
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ESTATE AUCTION
:SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
FECTS AND ANTIQUES
OF THE LATE MRS.
HANNAH WILLIS, 95
PICTON ST. WEST
GODERICH
• Sat. July 21
AT 1 P.M.
McClary frig.; propane gas
stow; Beatty washing machine;
Wooden kitchen table; 4 chrome
chair.; studio couch; chester-
field with matching rocking.
chair; antique library table with
2 ihatChing chairs; wicker
rocking chair; 2 wicker fern
stands; wooden floor limp; an-
tique wooden bed; spool bed;
rope bed; walnut . dresser;
cherry bureau; 2 droi'ers;
cedar chest; smoker stand; hail
mirror; small tables; Victorian
sideboard; .quare dining -room
extension table; a dining, room
C hoirs;dsak; large frames; oil
Mnmps; -pert toilet Ret; trunk;
blanket box; Ihsddifhg; qulNs;
boppor , boiler; McClary ooal
and wood stove; Coal scuttles;
oil.Adowe; chicken coop choirs;
12 place -stetting of English
china:- dishes, pots and pans;
Peden tools; step ladder etc.
Me.
TERMS CASH
HOUSE SOLD
Mike' Cumiiugs
At�hctlo iw
i 4-9064
HURON
PINES
ELECTRIC
86 KING ST: -
INDUSTRrAL, RESIDENTIAL
FARM WIRING
CLINTON 482-7901
PROP. BUDD KUEHL
HOUSE
AND
BARN
ROOFING�
EovestrougbiNg
FREE ESTIMATES
PHONE
5'24-7174
14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS AND
OTHERS
In the Estate of GRACE GER-
TRUDE LILLIAN BLOOMFIELD,
late of Goderich, Ontario, Married
Woman, Deceased.
ALL persons having claims
against the above estate are
required to send full particulars=of
such claims to • the undersigned
Solicitor for the Executrix on or
before the 20th of August, 1973, of
ter which date the' estate's assets
will be distributed, ,having regard
only to claims that have then been
received.
CHARLES B. KIRK, Q.C.
Solicitor for the Executrix,
385 Dufferin Avenue,
London, Ontario.
I —29,30,31
16. PERSONAL
DO YOU HAVE marriage or family
problems? The Ministjy of Com-
munity & Social Services offers help
in the form of marriage and family
counselling either in your home or
in the Wingham Office, 199
Josephine Street. For appointment.,
phone 357-3370. 29tf
21. DIRTIES
RHODY: At Alexandra Hospital on
July ' 13, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Rhoda RR. 2, Holyrood
twin girls Michele Irene and Mary
Anne. -
LAITHWAITE—At Mississauga
General Hospital, Mississauga, on
June 28, 1973 to George and Juli
Laithwaite, Mississauga, a
daughter, Shannon Lee. -29
ROY—At Toronto General
Hospital on June 13, 1973 to Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Roy (Nee Nina
See, R.N.) a daughter Lana „Jean.
First grandchild for Dr. and Mrs.
John N. See Islington, and Wing
,Commander and Mrs. Charles Roy,
Virgin Gorda, British Virgin
islands. -29
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Adolf Dierolf,
Goderich are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Sylvia Dierolf to Mr.
William Allan Ball, son of Mr. and'
Mrs. Hugh Ball, R.R. 5,, Goderich,
Ontario. .The_..wedding' will take
place on Friday, August 10, 1973, in
North Street United Church,
Goderich, Ontario at six
o'clock. -29x
25. IN MEMORIAM
1
CAESAR—In memory' of Paul S.
Caesar who passed away one year
ago. July 24, 1972
Remember me when I am gone
away,
Gone far a*ay into the silent land;
When you can, no more hold me by
the hand,
Nor I half turn to go, yet turning
stay,
Remember me when no more, day
by day,
You :tell me of the future that you
planned 'n
-Only-rememberme: you understand
It will be late to counsel then or
Pray,
Yet if you should forget me for a
while
And afterwards remember, do not
grieve;
For if the darkness and corruptiimn
leave
A vestige of the thoughts that once I
had,
'Better,by far, you should forget and
smile ,,-
-Than-
,-Than- that -you---should remember
and be sad.
Lovingly rememberedby. wife Joyce
and three sons Gary, David and
Stewart. -29
26. CARD OF THANKS'
.BROWN—We wish to thank
everyone for the lovely evening in
honour of our 35th Wedding An-
niversary. Thanks to our family for
their efforts in arranging the dance.
Your thoughtfulness will long be
remembered. Ben and Jeanne
Brown. -29
SIEMON—The family of the late
Frederick Siemon wish to express
their sincere thanks and ap-
preciation to all their relatives,
friends and neighbours for the kind-
ness and sympathy extended to
them during , their recent
bereavement; also for the beautiful
floral tributes, cards and messages
of sympathy. Special' thanks to Fr.
Durand, Fr. Bensette, Fr.
Moynahan, and the Westlake
Funeral Home; Zurich, On-
taaio.-29x
• m
ARCHAMBAULT—We would like
to thank -our- friends, neighbours
and relatives for their cards, gifts
and for attending our 25th Wedding
Anniversary Party, which was put
on by our family. Special thanks to
them. Len and Betty • Archam-
bault --29
THE Manager and coach and the
tyke baseball ' team would like to
thank the Goderich Legion
Auxiliary Ladies for their new
uniforms. Russ Pruder, . Ron
Sowerby and players. -29
HAMILTON: I wish to say thank
you to my relatives and friends and
all the nurses on 2411 West
Children's Ward, .Alarxandra
Hospital, who helped take care of
me. A very special thank you to Dr.
Lomas, Miss Jordan, student nurses
in emergency. Shelley-
Hamilton.-29
helleyHamilton.----29
GLEN: The family of the late Hugh
Glen wish to expresa their sincere
thanks and deep appreciation to
relatives, friends and neighbours for
the beautiful floral tributes,
memorial donations to the heart
and cancer foundations and the
Gideon' Bible Society, cards and
messages of sympathy and the many
acts of kindness during our recent
bereavement. Gratitude to Dr.
Death*, Mrs. Mabel Clark, R.N.,
Mrs. Jessie Twamley, R.N., Mrs. Ivy
Weigel N.N.A. and ambulance at-
tendants, Mr. Chrysler and Mr.
Harrison. Special thanks to Mr. Ed
,Stiles, Rev. A.E. Eustace,
pallbearers , and the Honorary
Guard of the Dominion Roads. The
thoughtfulnesi of 'everyone will
never be forgotten. Kathleen Glen,
Phyllis end John, Feegan, Donald,
Joan add Cris Ray, Janice, Alex
Glen. -29
26. CARD OF THANKS
CROUCH: We would like to thank
our friends and relatives for making
our night at Saltford and our visit
back to Goderich so enjoyable, Bill
and Anne Crouch --29x
j1
Sherwood
family meets
for picflic
The annual family reunion of,
the descendants of the lata
Wm. G. Sherwood and
Elizabeth Twamley was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Melville Henry, R.R. 1, Kincar-
dine on July 15.
After a bountiful lunch at,
noon, a short business session
was held followed by , games, -
'reminiscing, visiting and a ball
game.
- For the coming year, - the.
president will be Cordon John-
stone; secretary -treasurer,
Mrs. Dan McInnes; lunch com-
mittee, MTs. Melville Henry
and Mrs. Lorne Henry; sports
committee, Bob, Dale • and
Nancy McInnes.
Prizes were awarded for the
largest family present to Mr.
and Mrs. John Thornton;
oldest person, Al. Morrison;
youngest child, Darren; Henry;
most recently married couple,
—Mr. and=Mrs.-Robt: Benson; -for"-
races, under 6 years, Robbie
-Benson, ' Michelle Henry; 6-8
years, .'Dianne and Sandra
Henry; 9-11 years, Murray
Thornton, Nancy .McInnes; 12-
14 years, Mae and Shirley
Thornton; 15 years and over,
David French and Druce John-
stone (tied), ~Allan Thornton;
balloon breaking contest,
Dianne Thornton, Dianne
Henry. This was followed by a
peanut scramble.
Mr. and • Mrs. -Gordon -John-
stone extended an invitation
,for the picnic to be held next
year in Lucknow on the third
Sunday in, July with lunch.
Qntparks
crack down
on visitors
A determined 'crackdo n on
law -breakers and rowdies in
Ontario provincial . parks 'was
announced recently by the Hon.
Leo -Bernier, minister of
natural resources. The action
stemmed from • increasing in-
cidents of rowdyism, vandalism
and other breaches' of park
regulations.
Noting that both parks staff
and the Ontario Provincial-
'Police intend strong action, Mr.
Bernier commented, 'your
.provincial parks system is the
finest in the world and we will
not tolerate misuse of park
facilities by irresponsible per-
sons. All park visitors and'
campers are entitled to an en-
joyable outdoor experience
without haraspment."
The new "get -tough" policy
is designed to protect park
property and reduce incidents
of vandalism and rowdyism -
particularly drug -and drinking
situations - which have in-
creased in recent years causing
considerable inconvenience and
loss of sleep for family campers.
'In addition to hiring extra
staff for both day and night
patrols, increased assistance
will be provided by the Ontario
Provincial Police.. Several
parks are already patrolled by
OPP vehicles equipped with
special radios for speedier com-
munication with parks staff. In
oth s, police detachments
operkte from seasonal bases
within the parks and`are On 24-
hour duty. ..
Several, ether methods and
techniques are -also being in-
troduced this year to ensure the
well-being of campers: _
• Resulting from these new
policies, a marked itth�`
provement has been noted. On
a recent weekend, 96 of' 104
parks reported normal traffic
with no problems.
,The ministry of natural
resourcea will, however, take
necetosary action to ensure that
everyone visiting any of On-
tario's provincial parka=` will
have an enjoyable catmphng .tt-
perience. . •
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