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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-07-26, Page 12PAM' 12---CIODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JULY,46. 1973 • ui ek 12.$ AUCTION ,SALE AUCTIONEERS and LIQUIDATORS • 1BRUCEFIELD, ONT. 'Otter' the met modern auction methods. UCENSED and BONDED ONTARIO—WIDE BRUCEFIELD 482-3120 cot AUCTION SALE Clearing for two local households plus ad- ditions to be held at ACTION CENTRE a MART Located on Highway No. 4,1 mile north of Exer, Ontario. SAT., JUI.Y 78, 1973 at 1:1,5 p.m. sharp ANTIQUES:` Lincoln rocker, wing back chair, 8.piece oak dining suite, copper bolls,country couch; wkik•r stand, post card collec- tion, oil lamps, lanterns, crocks, Reinhart beverage, bottle, wooden bird cage, library table, hall rack, Victorian corner chair, buggy seat, commodes, dressers, beds, tins, trunk, 1899 Merrytlme story book. CHINA & GLASS: Oliver Twist plate, occupied Japan, Noritake, Depression glass, Ironstone, 1933- World Fair mug. HOUSEHOLD: Chesterfield suite, sewing machine, stove, chairs, frames, lawnmower, lamps, tools plus many other interesting items. Terms Cash Paddle _Bidding Refreshments Undercover Open . for viewing at 11: a.m. PERCY WRIGHT AUCTIONEER Auctioneer or Proprietor not `'responsible for ac- cidents day of "sale. 300 12. AUCTION SALE ANTIQUES. BY , PVBUC AUCTION we are. preparing the final stages of another one of our outstanding summer antique aurtton . Parties are invited to e'nntn1unlCatt'' Inl- ,,.medu tell with the undersigned to reserve w n e of the limited space available. Take advantage of a good market place with proven result.. Estate Marketing Services Auction Centre Wingham Ontario 357-1011 q. "our reputation Is our recommendation" AUCTION SALE of furniture and very good applian- ces, glass and china, smallwares, and general good household ef- fects being sold for the owners through the facilities of ---- Estate Marketing Services Auction Centre Saturday July 28 ,12:00 Noon included --dressers .and beds: chesterfield suite: dirf,Ig room fur- niture: oak desk: sto2 display and accessories: 'excellent solid walnut dinlaq!•room Luise: several good carpets: oak fall front desk: clock: rockers: several good wash stands: partial wash sets: Im- maculate automatic washer and automatic dryer: like new large refrigerator and electric range: daveno•couch: occasional chairs: odd tables and chairs: bookshelves: excellent round oak dining table: pictures and frames: glassware and china: kitchen utensils: some bedding and linens: smallwares in variety: Auctioneer: Jack Alexander Preview Friday July 27 1:00 p.m.k'till. ;8:00 p.m. - Saturday July 28 9:30 a.m. till sale time. N. for information 357-1011- J.A. Currie Auction Administrator Estate Marketing Services "our reputation is our recommendation" 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE LADIES — have your sewing done for fall so that you are prepared. Phone 482-3198.-28,29,30,31 - DAILY CAR RENTAL. Reasonable Rate, McGEE'S Goderich Phone 523-8391 391 g-I9tf BICYCLE REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES 9 1 HAMILTON ST. OPEN 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SMALL ENGINES REPAIRED lawns mowers; outboard and chain - saws. Phone 524-9636 or 524- 2596.-20tf 13. SERVICES AVAILAILE VACUUM CLEANERS SALES & SERVICE - ALL MAKES BOB PECK VARNA 262-5748 gctfn REFRIGERATION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE . DARREL BALTZER 524-2481, GODERICH HOME REPAIR SERVICE Roofing, painting, cement work, eavestroughing FREE ESTIMATES PAUL LASSAUNE 524-7158 KEN DUNCAN 524-6065 WATER WELL.. DRILLING Tom Lang, proprietor. Latest' ,modern equipment. • Domestic, industrial, municipal. Free ,estimates -5" and up. . .,Phone 524-8033. or call Collect 855-4605 SERVICE To allmakes of ., major - electrical APPLIANCES Ranges, reigerators, washers, dryers, dish washers, air con- ditioners. CALL - ' CHUCK—JEWELL Appliance Service 524-8434 Amore COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICE And SUPPLIES Open 7 Days a Week Mon. thru Sat. till dark Sunday 12 to 6 ART'S Landscaping & Nursery 66 BENNET ST. E., GODERICH 524.9126 13'..SERVICES AVAILAILE SKELTON APPLIANCES Ingl i s--Moffat—Beatty Sales—Service Repairs to all makes 36 Britannia Rd. W. Ph. 524-7871 —17tf • ACE RADIO i TV Fleetwood Sales & Service Repairs to all makes of Radio IL Television 60 PICTON ST.W. FRANK WILCOX-524-7771 g BULLDOZING BACKHOE. ti GRAVEL SAND , TOPSOIL BRUINSMA CONSTRUCTION AND EXCAVATING R. No. 2 Goderich Phone 524-9804 HURON PINES ELECTRIC 86' l(If 3• ' INDUSTRIAL, RESIDENTIAL FARM WIRING CLINTON 482-7901 PROP. BUDD KUEHL HOUSE AND BARN ROOFING iaveStroaghing FREE PHOSTIMATESE N 524-7274 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED MODERN EQUIPMENT WORK GUARANTEED Write or Phone Harvey Dale CLINTON • Phone 482-3320 Students Preparedfor ...: WESTERN ONTARIO CONSERVATORY OR TORONTO CONSERVATORY EXAMS PIANO AND THEORY ��,.,,.,,� LESSONS , By September " PHONE MISS ANNE LEGG 524'42' Auction. Sale of New FURNITURE, APPLIANCES IL GIFTWARE at BALL AUCTIONS BRUSSELS, ONTARIO DIRECTLY BEHIND THE QUEENS HOTEL Frday, July 21at 8p.m. Posturing: Matching' Mow and refrigerator, In avocado geld or green, Deluxe aids by side refrigerator, (teedarema) by Leonard. Matching *whir' and dryer, osiers' -acrd black & white T.V.s, several styles of chesterfield salt's, spanteh and maple bedroom suttee, beak bests, coffee end II *s, prism lamps, swag lamps, tate lamps, idlahen iliiMs, eertlnsMat be* sprig and aseltresees, design, .last' bey chairs, s auternalk sig sag sastiag aauuNwords. n u, ta�sefrMar, dishes. ord, Pru many Weir hails 'lar nrsnsrees to mention. SAN 00011hNatad Weekly by .reel Auction. Austien.er: N.A. $silt biNIMR-newiesf jai - problems HOUSEHOLD AND ANTIQUE AUCTION To be held at 119 Main Street North, Seaforth on Saturday, July, 28, at 1:1 5 P.M. Consisting of Admiral 21" T.Y.; 4 snatching cane bottom chairs; 5 pc. chrome kitchen suite; 2 rocking chairs; arm chairs; chesterfield; cherry 'chest of -e'asi'er steel and wood bads; dressers; chest of drawers; single continental bed - Sim- mpns mattress; general Electric -stove 24"; Leonard refrigerator; wringer washer, electrical Meilen a ppNanc•s; electric clock; mantel clock; radio; 2 ,wicker ferneries; card tabi ; wood paper rack; hooked and *wen rugs; iamiks; Plc - twee and--trantes; caashlottt tool; Vis; lawn chairs; garden tooh;''T.V. aerial; and many other items. - Terme - Cash , Propritlireet - Mrs. Laura !rigs Mrs. Myrtle Krueger 13. SERVICES-AVAILAILE RUSTPROOF Let us do a complete job on that new or late model car.. Well ° .vorth the reasonable investment. See us at ROUSE AUTO :ELECTRIC SCREENED • TOPSOIL ' EXCAVATING * BACKHOE WORK • GRAVEL and FILL ' CEMENT GRAVEL , LYLE MONTGOMERY CLINTON - 4924644 tin 14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE''TO"'"°"11 "" 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, af- 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. —29,30,31' 15. PUBLIC NOTICE WHEELCHAIRS _ „WALKERS The Htlmantiartar Service. Commit- tee of they Goderich Odd fellow and Rebekah Lodges have equipment for loan. Contact Amos Osbaldeston, 524-9623 or Fred Frit- - zley, 524-7217.—eow 21. BIRTHS SANDY—At Henderson General Hospital Hamilton on July Z 1973 to Tom and Linda Sandy a daughter, Tara Lynn. BUSH: At Alexandra Hospital on July 24, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bush R;R..2 Clinton a baby girl Stephanie Nicole. IRWIN: At Alexandra Hospital on July 18, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irwin, Box 191, Bayfield a baby boy Robert. MUNROE: At Greater Niagara Hospital, Niagara Falls ori July 17, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs.. William • Munroe (nee Judy MacKay), Welland, Ont. a son Donald MacKay. A grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. William Munroe, Niagara Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacKay, Goderich. A baby brother for Billy and PattyAnn,-30" t 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Philmore Bissett, R.R. 2 Goderich, Ont., are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming marriage of .their daughter Ella May to Mr. James Edward Mohring, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mohring, Goderich, Ont. The wedding will take place on Friday August 24, 1973 in Knox Presbyterian Church._. at 6:30 •p.m. -30x i Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Cavasotto of Kincardine are pleased to announce the -engagement- of their daughter Meris Angelina to Wayne Joseph Harvey son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harvey of Goderich. The Nuptial mask, will take place at 3:00 at ' Saint Joseph's Roman Catholic Church Kingsbridge on August 11, 1973.-30x -4-'5?-01-MEMORIAM-- IN ?I1 -MEMORIAM - IN THE SUPREME eOURT .OF ONTARIO. NOTICE TO: FERGUS WILFORD GWYN - A Petition for Divorce and for costs `and for custody of and for maintenance for Katherine Lyn Gwyn has been presented by DALE DARLENE GWYN. You may in- spect- .the Petition .at_the-offi.ce oLthe__. Registrar of this Court at Wood- stock Ontario. If 'ou .wish to ap- pear to or oppose the Petition, or if you seek other relief, your Ap- pearance or Answer or Answer and Counter -Petition must be delivered in accordance with the Rules of Court. In default of Appearance or Answer you will not be entitled to notice of any further proceedings. A copy of the Petition and Notice of Petition will be mailed to you on receipt of __a written request ad- dressed to the above-named Registrar. BROWN & BROWN 30 Brock St. E., Tillsonburg, Ontario. ! J••. li 1 I',I-n11 " oltcttors M"or ale Petitioner 30 17. LOST AND FOUND MISSING SIAMESE CAT 21/2 year old female, spayed Las! seen Wed. evening July 16. Disappeared from 37 Market Street Goderich Anyone with information please contact: HOWARD AITKEN -524-7901 or 524-8331 No Reserve 16. PERSONAL DO YOU `HAVE marriage or family problems? . The Ministry. of Com- munity do 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 20. TO GIVE AWAY GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, to good homes. Haigh Davidson R.R. 4, Goderich, Ont. -30,31 RATHWELL'.S AUcTIN$ERV ICE 21. BIRTHS SCOTT --Frank and Phyllis -Scott,. R.R. '6 Goderich, are proud to an- nounce the birth of a ion on July 16, 1973 at Kincardine General Hospital'; A wee brother for Michael Mark and Lisa., ---30 25. IN" MEMORIAM KERNIGHAN: In loving' menay of a dear grandson Jim Kernjghan who passed away July 29, 1970. Treasured thoughts of one so dear, Often bring a • silent tear, ••. Memories are treasures no one can steal. . . Death leaves a heartache nothing can heal. , Lovingly remembered by grand. parents Mr. and Mrs. John Ker- nighan and Mr. and Mrs. James Feagan.-30 RIVETT—In loving memory of Thomas Rivett who passed away July 28, 1968. A golden heart stopped beating, Two working hands at rest, God broke our hearts to prove to us, He, only takes the beet, For there's never a day that passes - by, --- - That our hearts reach out to you, And never a joy that comes to us, But we wish you could 'share it too, We carto,t bring the old days back, When we were all together, But secret tears and loving thoughts, - • Will live with us forever. Sadly missed and ever remembered by Mary, Iris and family. -.30x °WARD: In loving memory of a dear son Albert who passed away July 25th, 1971. We cannot halt the hand of time Or .live again the past - Within our hearts are memories that will forever last Sadly missed by Mother and Dad. -30x /6. CARD OF THANKS' LINNER: We Would like to thank our friends __and neighbours for cards, flowers and visits during our stay in hospital. Thanks also to Drs. Lomas and Watts, and the nurses on 2rid East., Goderich. Audrey and --Edward tinsel':=30x _ _- - - - KERNIGHAN: In fond and loving memory of dear Jim, who left us so suddenly three years ago July 29, 1970 at age 18. A token of love and remembrance To a son we shall never forget This memory to us is a treasure, His loss a lifetime's regret The sweet sound of his laughter The -sunshine of his, smile, These are the memories we treasure And think of'all the while. We, know the meaning of sorrow We know what it's liketo cry, But -the -day we lost you --Jim We knew how it felt to die: Sadly 'missed by Mom, Dad, Trudy, Laurie, Mark, Scott and Roxanne. -30 WARD: In loving memory of a dear nephew Albert Ward who passed away 2 years ago July 25th. We who loved you Sadly miss you, As it dawns another -year, In our lonely hours of thinking,. Thoughts of you are ever near. Lovingly remembered by Aunt Edith. -30 ,WARD: In loving memory of a dear. cousin Albert Ward who passed away 2 years ago July 25th. Oh happy hours we once enjoyed, How sweet their memory still But death has left a loneliness The world can never hill. Lovingly remembered by cousin Diane. -30 MacNAUGHTON—In memory of Frances MacNaughton who passed away one year ago July 19th. Sad- dly missed by son and daughter-in- law Bill and Eva. -30 • MANDERSON—In loving memory of a dear husband, father and gran- dfather, Frank Manderson, who passed away 3 years ago July 27, 1970. - POLLOCK: I wish to say thank you to my friends, neighbours and relatives for the cards and nice gifts I received while in Alexandra Hospital. A very speciaj thank you/ to Dr. Lambert, Dr. Jones, Dr. Watts and Rev. McClenaghan, The P nun and staff,, oq, seconds floor ti t• ta4.Aso .thanks • tom the 'Managdrneht! 'aril .' tMt1' of the -' Goderich Signal -Star and to those who helped at home when .I was away. It all was very much ap- preciated. Il`a Pollock.-30nc 26. CARD OF tN1M� BORLAND: W thanks for'the helpful would tended ,to us by etir neighbours when we loss of our horse by f a appreciated and--w ill forgotten. Bill and Nellie R.R. 6," Goderick —301 HILL: Through this *ill N.C.express Jac myson gratitude to nurses and station oand ne dra Hospital for theft � tention during m finement in that ' Grateful am I also batt called to see rne, sent plants, cards etc. Tho thoughtfulness will elr remembered. Hugh Hill MURRAY: 1 would lila to my heartfelt thanks preciation to friends, rely neighbours for the bean tributes, cards and acts of 'kindness in the las husband° A special thanks Rayii ort, Stiles Fyteral all those who helped in Mariaret Murray. -30 WALLACE—I would like my sincere thanks to all in the district for their ki me during the recent I brother, John. To Henry Drennan who hail good to us and who helped a l 1 thea problems at‘such time, and to the It Kingsbridge, who helped and serve the meal Poli service, . I express my Everything was much a Larry Wallace. --34- 4, GRIGG—May I take -this expressing my'appreciati who `helped at the time passing ,of my dear m Frances Blair Grigg: Si to the staff at Huronvies care through the year, -thanks to Mr. and Mrs. H der fortheir assistance'' wilts sear flotat.'trtbate' donations- w --charity; an Stiles Funeral Home for ter all the arrangements Gertrude Dole. -30 You left us quietly, your thoughts unknown, But you left a memory we are proud to own, .Though absent, you are very near,/ Still loved, still missed andvery dear, • Resting where no shadows fall, In perfect peace he waits us all. For God will link the broken chain. t,•..,rad A. As.one by one we meet again. Dearly loved and always remem- ' bered by his wife Annette, and family. --30 MANDERSON---In loving memory of a dear dad, Frank Manderson, who passed away 3 years 'ago July 27, 1970. Wishing today as we "wished before, That God could have spared you many years more. .No one knows the grief we share, When we att'meet and you're not there. Life goes on, we know that's true, But not the same since we lost you. Though all our troubles,"he helped us along, , If we live like him, we will never go wrong. On earth, he waoved, in heaven he rests. Glte odliest-you Dad, you were one of tbest Dearly Loved and always remem- bered by his sons and daughters. -30 LOCHALSH NEWS K.L. MacKenzie is enjoying a trip through the Western Provinces. Frank MacLennan is still a patient in 44,11Versity Hospital London, where he has been .for some time now. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds lost their barn and the season's crops as well as fifty ,or More pigs in a recent barn fire. A benefit dance was . held on Saturday evening in the Legion Hall, Lucknow. Mr. ° and Mrs. Oliver McCharles and Mr. and Mrs. John Gamble were in Clifford on Sunday afternoon to the opening of the new Medical centre there. Holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Art Matthewman was Cathy MacCallum of • St. Thomas, also Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watson of Toronto. Several from the area atten- ded the 50th wedding anniver- sary of Mr. and Mrs. John 'Coiling at their 4th concession home prior to their their new home in Ri Evan MacLean arriv from hospital in Lond he had been transfe hospital in Kincardine in the week. Spending holidays and Mrs. Doug M family are Julia and 'Carruthers of Code Mrs. Jean Carruthers Summer School. Recent visitors with Mrs. Oliver McCher, Mr. and Mrs. Allan M and family of Mon remained with her parents for some holidays. Mr, and Mrs. McCharles -and fa Chatham and Mr; McCharles' of Pe also recent visitors. Messers INell Ma John McCharles of P joyed a holiday trip to and Manitoulin Island ESTATE AUCTIO he village of Auburn for the 110119012" d kTA n. Chrlsthtao be held in t el ay► Joh * d ,140 P 7lutomobIN - 19''1'0CiChw SslSaturdalr 4'xEriasp lib , AaMk�es +rid household Mem' - �„ T.V.i pond oeseodes; Nordhslmir Plano; PWgps V.; . tabile; boaff0; gains cabinel; o0Mes 111* and and chair; 4 washaands; conrms>dL °mop , ibbMe tennis >lable; wood and metai bads; ore 10 ;; and two chain; prMebaok rooks' and ; higOMaoy ghee* cI draws'.; a po• chrome, "` aNgg and and ' Pins chairs; taniltg' MioMna; ohgd'i rocker; MaMeh dn"�OrOMM teooherll school beat; sleprsakdon Mme; 41.!► and cNnal; 2 ttelephonhI pkturs. Itl 'souvenirs; toy dished; school desk; OW 'rind Iat nslls. • Tunes power mowers; homemade rldln0 Owir Ten's - Cash • Property veld i'i0NM,w on RATHWEL!.. AUCTIONSE1'1'? 4212190 181 n pat tn� 81 sti at his M M iia fin M� t, rs y en Pal Lai 01 oril ceb Roy re Lon nee rs. at Fitzl Stra bea At n, rd Ober ric an( owii K nd 1 at es a gt Nei ah I mar Cl 1st.. pt 'de Cls rel 1 nd Judy � ng, t eat ow 1 Warr Inn held nH 1: l� dress ted aur oJa parr. ist on wt rt Lt ter,1 end Birm ret sora deer reit home aa. and ndM mtes Jul Vacat I/lanei and l fioroi (cwi ! A and 1 rap hmilth' fan • and. f Ids M4 cost andl ily f en parent Hog, July 1tlirrg Holds kAl Ik' frc who the t t Mh, .................. e • e * * : • e : i r ' • ° I TWILIGHT AUCTION SALE # Harry Chisholm's Farm - - - $ THREE MILES -NORTH OF GODERICH ON HIGHWAY 21 s 7 P.M., FRIDAY, AUGUST •3' Antiques, furniture, coal -wood cook stoves, hardware, large quantity paint, 3 wooden lawn chairs, 8 wagon wheels, cherry t table, rocking chairs, new bed and spring, gold electric ash tray, coffee table; pictures, frames, radio, chain saw, buzz saw blade, new 1/4 horse electric motor, -antique captains chair, - portable record player, records, hall tree lamp, other lamps * ' and shades, deep fryer, tea kettle; silver wine and cheese dish, • gold cup and saucer, green lemon dish, four cords foot long j hardwood for. fireplace, 4 sections harrows, mail box, wash , l board, losing machine, many articles too numerous to men • - tion, 1 flat rack - 15 feet long, 8 feet wide.-• • PROPRIETOR: HARRY CHISHO•UM .. TERMS CASH • AUCTIONEER: JAMES BUCHA$IAN r Pr Astor or auctioneer not responsible for accidents evening" e • 13. SERVICES AVAILAILE VACUUM CLEANERS SALES & SERVICE - ALL MAKES BOB PECK VARNA 262-5748 gctfn REFRIGERATION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE . DARREL BALTZER 524-2481, GODERICH HOME REPAIR SERVICE Roofing, painting, cement work, eavestroughing FREE ESTIMATES PAUL LASSAUNE 524-7158 KEN DUNCAN 524-6065 WATER WELL.. DRILLING Tom Lang, proprietor. Latest' ,modern equipment. • Domestic, industrial, municipal. Free ,estimates -5" and up. . .,Phone 524-8033. or call Collect 855-4605 SERVICE To allmakes of ., major - electrical APPLIANCES Ranges, reigerators, washers, dryers, dish washers, air con- ditioners. CALL - ' CHUCK—JEWELL Appliance Service 524-8434 Amore COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICE And SUPPLIES Open 7 Days a Week Mon. thru Sat. till dark Sunday 12 to 6 ART'S Landscaping & Nursery 66 BENNET ST. E., GODERICH 524.9126 13'..SERVICES AVAILAILE SKELTON APPLIANCES Ingl i s--Moffat—Beatty Sales—Service Repairs to all makes 36 Britannia Rd. W. Ph. 524-7871 —17tf • ACE RADIO i TV Fleetwood Sales & Service Repairs to all makes of Radio IL Television 60 PICTON ST.W. FRANK WILCOX-524-7771 g BULLDOZING BACKHOE. ti GRAVEL SAND , TOPSOIL BRUINSMA CONSTRUCTION AND EXCAVATING R. No. 2 Goderich Phone 524-9804 HURON PINES ELECTRIC 86' l(If 3• ' INDUSTRIAL, RESIDENTIAL FARM WIRING CLINTON 482-7901 PROP. BUDD KUEHL HOUSE AND BARN ROOFING iaveStroaghing FREE PHOSTIMATESE N 524-7274 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED MODERN EQUIPMENT WORK GUARANTEED Write or Phone Harvey Dale CLINTON • Phone 482-3320 Students Preparedfor ...: WESTERN ONTARIO CONSERVATORY OR TORONTO CONSERVATORY EXAMS PIANO AND THEORY ��,.,,.,,� LESSONS , By September " PHONE MISS ANNE LEGG 524'42' Auction. Sale of New FURNITURE, APPLIANCES IL GIFTWARE at BALL AUCTIONS BRUSSELS, ONTARIO DIRECTLY BEHIND THE QUEENS HOTEL Frday, July 21at 8p.m. Posturing: Matching' Mow and refrigerator, In avocado geld or green, Deluxe aids by side refrigerator, (teedarema) by Leonard. Matching *whir' and dryer, osiers' -acrd black & white T.V.s, several styles of chesterfield salt's, spanteh and maple bedroom suttee, beak bests, coffee end II *s, prism lamps, swag lamps, tate lamps, idlahen iliiMs, eertlnsMat be* sprig and aseltresees, design, .last' bey chairs, s auternalk sig sag sastiag aauuNwords. n u, ta�sefrMar, dishes. ord, Pru many Weir hails 'lar nrsnsrees to mention. SAN 00011hNatad Weekly by .reel Auction. Austien.er: N.A. $silt biNIMR-newiesf jai - problems HOUSEHOLD AND ANTIQUE AUCTION To be held at 119 Main Street North, Seaforth on Saturday, July, 28, at 1:1 5 P.M. Consisting of Admiral 21" T.Y.; 4 snatching cane bottom chairs; 5 pc. chrome kitchen suite; 2 rocking chairs; arm chairs; chesterfield; cherry 'chest of -e'asi'er steel and wood bads; dressers; chest of drawers; single continental bed - Sim- mpns mattress; general Electric -stove 24"; Leonard refrigerator; wringer washer, electrical Meilen a ppNanc•s; electric clock; mantel clock; radio; 2 ,wicker ferneries; card tabi ; wood paper rack; hooked and *wen rugs; iamiks; Plc - twee and--trantes; caashlottt tool; Vis; lawn chairs; garden tooh;''T.V. aerial; and many other items. - Terme - Cash , Propritlireet - Mrs. Laura !rigs Mrs. Myrtle Krueger 13. SERVICES-AVAILAILE RUSTPROOF Let us do a complete job on that new or late model car.. Well ° .vorth the reasonable investment. See us at ROUSE AUTO :ELECTRIC SCREENED • TOPSOIL ' EXCAVATING * BACKHOE WORK • GRAVEL and FILL ' CEMENT GRAVEL , LYLE MONTGOMERY CLINTON - 4924644 tin 14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE''TO"'"°"11 "" 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, af- 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. —29,30,31' 15. PUBLIC NOTICE WHEELCHAIRS _ „WALKERS The Htlmantiartar Service. Commit- tee of they Goderich Odd fellow and Rebekah Lodges have equipment for loan. Contact Amos Osbaldeston, 524-9623 or Fred Frit- - zley, 524-7217.—eow 21. BIRTHS SANDY—At Henderson General Hospital Hamilton on July Z 1973 to Tom and Linda Sandy a daughter, Tara Lynn. BUSH: At Alexandra Hospital on July 24, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bush R;R..2 Clinton a baby girl Stephanie Nicole. IRWIN: At Alexandra Hospital on July 18, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irwin, Box 191, Bayfield a baby boy Robert. MUNROE: At Greater Niagara Hospital, Niagara Falls ori July 17, 1973 to Mr. and Mrs.. William • Munroe (nee Judy MacKay), Welland, Ont. a son Donald MacKay. A grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. William Munroe, Niagara Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacKay, Goderich. A baby brother for Billy and PattyAnn,-30" t 23. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Philmore Bissett, R.R. 2 Goderich, Ont., are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming marriage of .their daughter Ella May to Mr. James Edward Mohring, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mohring, Goderich, Ont. The wedding will take place on Friday August 24, 1973 in Knox Presbyterian Church._. at 6:30 •p.m. -30x i Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Cavasotto of Kincardine are pleased to announce the -engagement- of their daughter Meris Angelina to Wayne Joseph Harvey son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harvey of Goderich. The Nuptial mask, will take place at 3:00 at ' Saint Joseph's Roman Catholic Church Kingsbridge on August 11, 1973.-30x -4-'5?-01-MEMORIAM-- IN ?I1 -MEMORIAM - IN THE SUPREME eOURT .OF ONTARIO. NOTICE TO: FERGUS WILFORD GWYN - A Petition for Divorce and for costs `and for custody of and for maintenance for Katherine Lyn Gwyn has been presented by DALE DARLENE GWYN. You may in- spect- .the Petition .at_the-offi.ce oLthe__. Registrar of this Court at Wood- stock Ontario. If 'ou .wish to ap- pear to or oppose the Petition, or if you seek other relief, your Ap- pearance or Answer or Answer and Counter -Petition must be delivered in accordance with the Rules of Court. In default of Appearance or Answer you will not be entitled to notice of any further proceedings. A copy of the Petition and Notice of Petition will be mailed to you on receipt of __a written request ad- dressed to the above-named Registrar. BROWN & BROWN 30 Brock St. E., Tillsonburg, Ontario. ! J••. li 1 I',I-n11 " oltcttors M"or ale Petitioner 30 17. LOST AND FOUND MISSING SIAMESE CAT 21/2 year old female, spayed Las! seen Wed. evening July 16. Disappeared from 37 Market Street Goderich Anyone with information please contact: HOWARD AITKEN -524-7901 or 524-8331 No Reserve 16. PERSONAL DO YOU `HAVE marriage or family problems? . The Ministry. of Com- munity do 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 20. TO GIVE AWAY GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, to good homes. Haigh Davidson R.R. 4, Goderich, Ont. -30,31 RATHWELL'.S AUcTIN$ERV ICE 21. BIRTHS SCOTT --Frank and Phyllis -Scott,. R.R. '6 Goderich, are proud to an- nounce the birth of a ion on July 16, 1973 at Kincardine General Hospital'; A wee brother for Michael Mark and Lisa., ---30 25. IN" MEMORIAM KERNIGHAN: In loving' menay of a dear grandson Jim Kernjghan who passed away July 29, 1970. Treasured thoughts of one so dear, Often bring a • silent tear, ••. Memories are treasures no one can steal. . . Death leaves a heartache nothing can heal. , Lovingly remembered by grand. parents Mr. and Mrs. John Ker- nighan and Mr. and Mrs. James Feagan.-30 RIVETT—In loving memory of Thomas Rivett who passed away July 28, 1968. A golden heart stopped beating, Two working hands at rest, God broke our hearts to prove to us, He, only takes the beet, For there's never a day that passes - by, --- - That our hearts reach out to you, And never a joy that comes to us, But we wish you could 'share it too, We carto,t bring the old days back, When we were all together, But secret tears and loving thoughts, - • Will live with us forever. Sadly missed and ever remembered by Mary, Iris and family. -.30x °WARD: In loving memory of a dear son Albert who passed away July 25th, 1971. We cannot halt the hand of time Or .live again the past - Within our hearts are memories that will forever last Sadly missed by Mother and Dad. -30x /6. CARD OF THANKS' LINNER: We Would like to thank our friends __and neighbours for cards, flowers and visits during our stay in hospital. Thanks also to Drs. Lomas and Watts, and the nurses on 2rid East., Goderich. Audrey and --Edward tinsel':=30x _ _- - - - KERNIGHAN: In fond and loving memory of dear Jim, who left us so suddenly three years ago July 29, 1970 at age 18. A token of love and remembrance To a son we shall never forget This memory to us is a treasure, His loss a lifetime's regret The sweet sound of his laughter The -sunshine of his, smile, These are the memories we treasure And think of'all the while. We, know the meaning of sorrow We know what it's liketo cry, But -the -day we lost you --Jim We knew how it felt to die: Sadly 'missed by Mom, Dad, Trudy, Laurie, Mark, Scott and Roxanne. -30 WARD: In loving memory of a dear nephew Albert Ward who passed away 2 years ago July 25th. We who loved you Sadly miss you, As it dawns another -year, In our lonely hours of thinking,. Thoughts of you are ever near. Lovingly remembered by Aunt Edith. -30 ,WARD: In loving memory of a dear. cousin Albert Ward who passed away 2 years ago July 25th. Oh happy hours we once enjoyed, How sweet their memory still But death has left a loneliness The world can never hill. Lovingly remembered by cousin Diane. -30 MacNAUGHTON—In memory of Frances MacNaughton who passed away one year ago July 19th. Sad- dly missed by son and daughter-in- law Bill and Eva. -30 • MANDERSON—In loving memory of a dear husband, father and gran- dfather, Frank Manderson, who passed away 3 years ago July 27, 1970. - POLLOCK: I wish to say thank you to my friends, neighbours and relatives for the cards and nice gifts I received while in Alexandra Hospital. A very speciaj thank you/ to Dr. Lambert, Dr. Jones, Dr. Watts and Rev. McClenaghan, The P nun and staff,, oq, seconds floor ti t• ta4.Aso .thanks • tom the 'Managdrneht! 'aril .' tMt1' of the -' Goderich Signal -Star and to those who helped at home when .I was away. It all was very much ap- preciated. Il`a Pollock.-30nc 26. CARD OF tN1M� BORLAND: W thanks for'the helpful would tended ,to us by etir neighbours when we loss of our horse by f a appreciated and--w ill forgotten. Bill and Nellie R.R. 6," Goderick —301 HILL: Through this *ill N.C.express Jac myson gratitude to nurses and station oand ne dra Hospital for theft � tention during m finement in that ' Grateful am I also batt called to see rne, sent plants, cards etc. Tho thoughtfulness will elr remembered. Hugh Hill MURRAY: 1 would lila to my heartfelt thanks preciation to friends, rely neighbours for the bean tributes, cards and acts of 'kindness in the las husband° A special thanks Rayii ort, Stiles Fyteral all those who helped in Mariaret Murray. -30 WALLACE—I would like my sincere thanks to all in the district for their ki me during the recent I brother, John. To Henry Drennan who hail good to us and who helped a l 1 thea problems at‘such time, and to the It Kingsbridge, who helped and serve the meal Poli service, . I express my Everything was much a Larry Wallace. --34- 4, GRIGG—May I take -this expressing my'appreciati who `helped at the time passing ,of my dear m Frances Blair Grigg: Si to the staff at Huronvies care through the year, -thanks to Mr. and Mrs. H der fortheir assistance'' wilts sear flotat.'trtbate' donations- w --charity; an Stiles Funeral Home for ter all the arrangements Gertrude Dole. -30 You left us quietly, your thoughts unknown, But you left a memory we are proud to own, .Though absent, you are very near,/ Still loved, still missed andvery dear, • Resting where no shadows fall, In perfect peace he waits us all. For God will link the broken chain. t,•..,rad A. As.one by one we meet again. Dearly loved and always remem- ' bered by his wife Annette, and family. --30 MANDERSON---In loving memory of a dear dad, Frank Manderson, who passed away 3 years 'ago July 27, 1970. Wishing today as we "wished before, That God could have spared you many years more. .No one knows the grief we share, When we att'meet and you're not there. Life goes on, we know that's true, But not the same since we lost you. Though all our troubles,"he helped us along, , If we live like him, we will never go wrong. On earth, he waoved, in heaven he rests. Glte odliest-you Dad, you were one of tbest Dearly Loved and always remem- bered by his sons and daughters. -30 LOCHALSH NEWS K.L. MacKenzie is enjoying a trip through the Western Provinces. Frank MacLennan is still a patient in 44,11Versity Hospital London, where he has been .for some time now. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds lost their barn and the season's crops as well as fifty ,or More pigs in a recent barn fire. A benefit dance was . held on Saturday evening in the Legion Hall, Lucknow. Mr. ° and Mrs. Oliver McCharles and Mr. and Mrs. John Gamble were in Clifford on Sunday afternoon to the opening of the new Medical centre there. Holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Art Matthewman was Cathy MacCallum of • St. Thomas, also Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watson of Toronto. Several from the area atten- ded the 50th wedding anniver- sary of Mr. and Mrs. John 'Coiling at their 4th concession home prior to their their new home in Ri Evan MacLean arriv from hospital in Lond he had been transfe hospital in Kincardine in the week. Spending holidays and Mrs. Doug M family are Julia and 'Carruthers of Code Mrs. Jean Carruthers Summer School. Recent visitors with Mrs. Oliver McCher, Mr. and Mrs. Allan M and family of Mon remained with her parents for some holidays. Mr, and Mrs. McCharles -and fa Chatham and Mr; McCharles' of Pe also recent visitors. Messers INell Ma John McCharles of P joyed a holiday trip to and Manitoulin Island ESTATE AUCTIO he village of Auburn for the 110119012" d kTA n. Chrlsthtao be held in t el ay► Joh * d ,140 P 7lutomobIN - 19''1'0CiChw SslSaturdalr 4'xEriasp lib , AaMk�es +rid household Mem' - �„ T.V.i pond oeseodes; Nordhslmir Plano; PWgps V.; . tabile; boaff0; gains cabinel; o0Mes 111* and and chair; 4 washaands; conrms>dL °mop , ibbMe tennis >lable; wood and metai bads; ore 10 ;; and two chain; prMebaok rooks' and ; higOMaoy ghee* cI draws'.; a po• chrome, "` aNgg and and ' Pins chairs; taniltg' MioMna; ohgd'i rocker; MaMeh dn"�OrOMM teooherll school beat; sleprsakdon Mme; 41.!► and cNnal; 2 ttelephonhI pkturs. Itl 'souvenirs; toy dished; school desk; OW 'rind Iat nslls. • Tunes power mowers; homemade rldln0 Owir Ten's - Cash • Property veld i'i0NM,w on RATHWEL!.. 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