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SIIVI(ES AVAILAILE
SEPTIC
TANKS
CLEANED
►DERN EQUIPMENT
ORK GUARANTEED
Write a' Phone
NerYey Dale
CLINTON
Phone 482-3320
13. SERVICES AVAILABLE
ACE
RADIO $ TV
1
Sales & Service
Repairs to all
makes of
Radio & Television
60 PICTON„ ST.W.
FRANK WILCOX-524-7771
UOIoN SALE 12. AUCTION SALE
ATHWELL'S
Outstanding Clearing
Auction Sale
two household lots of furniture and antiques to be held at
2$. Hwy. No. 21, Bayfield, on Saturday, Sept. 15, at 12:30
RNITURE AND ANTIQUES - Large early Canadian
Ill; Targe and small commodes; Boston rocker; wicker
; writing desk; 2 gramophones; ice box; pine table;
boxes; 4 cane bottom chairs; round oak pedestal table;
retching chairs; high boy (inlaid with birds eye maple); flat'
we cupboard; fern stands; hall tree; parlour chairs; 5 pine
drissers; wash stands; blanket bench -box; regulator
clock; 2 B & W Televisions; library table; -partial toilet
;sgtursdining 'room table and matching chairs; ; bedroom
wood beds; brass and Iron bed; parlour table; press
highchair and rocker; chesterfield and two chairs; vanity
and chiffonier; swival rocker; coffee table; humidifier;
crocks; wicker rack; sawing cabinet; treadle sewing
'. ; pictures and frames; antique bedspread, and
hs; dishes; glass; china; souvenirs; cast Iron and Gun -
chain and 2 Captain's chairs.
ANCES • Moffat refrigerator - one year old, frost free; 2
RCA 11 cu. ft. freezer; 2 refrigerators; 2 wringer
small•kitchen appliances.
LS • hand end garden tools; 10 ft. steel lathe - 10" swing;
vici; power tools; Yardman lawn mower.
'AT • Home made fibregias sail boat. -
• Cash
Proprietor Mr=s. Helen Fraser
No Reserve
RATHWELL'SAU'CTION SERVICE
AUCTIONEERS AND LIQUIDATORS
BRUCEFIELD - 48213120
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13. SERVICES AVAILABLE 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE . 15. PUBLIC NOTICE
FURNI.1'URE refinishing. Yuu,r an-
tiques carefully restored. Call Ernie
Niblick 524.611O. -37-4o
REPAIR WORK — Brickwork;
stonework, stucco, plaster, cement,
fireplaces, chimneys. Phone 529-
%36 or write Ray Squire, R.R. :3,
Goderirh•—:32t f
a RUSTPROOF
Lit us do a complete job on that
new or late model car. Well
.vorth the reasonable,
investment. See us at
ROUSE AUTO ELECTRIC
WATER
WELL
DRILLING
lom Lang;- prof%Netor. Latest
• modern equipment. Domestic,
industrial, municipal. Free
estimates. 5" and up.
Phone 524-8033
or call
Collect 855-460,5
GUARANTEED
TRUST
CERTIFICATES
Arranged in the privacy of your
own home, or at our office.
eter S. Ma c Ewa
56A EAST ST. GODERICH
PHONE 524-9531 or 524-6055
AFTER HOURS
"Highest Current Interest
Rates"
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BULLDOZING
BACKHOE
GRAVEL SAND
TOPSOIL
BRINSMA
CONSTRUCTION
AND EXCAVATING
R. No. 2 Goderich
Phone 524-9804
OUTSTANDING BANKRUPTCY
AUCTION SALE
Thur. & Fri. Sept 13 & 14
of new furniture, appliances & giftware.
8 P.M. in BRUSSELS
J, Ronald Ball Auctions have been authorized to sell a large stock by auction of all new fur -
dust appliances and giftware with everything being sold to the highest bidder.
ESTERFIELD S
French, Colonial and Spanish, velvet and Herculon, faire different colours for each style.
EREOS and COMPONENT SETS
AVM Solid State, 4 speed record player, built an 8 track tape deck.
BROOM SUITES
Calomel. Spanish, French Provincial with 9 drawer dresser, five drawer°chest, and headboard.
MPS
Ildroom, table, swag, pole, and oil
ITCHEN SUITES
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Cabalist (barrel and ladder back) 7 piece Spanish with round and oval table.
'IFEE and END TABLE SETS
°Nish, Hexagon, Colonial. French. Provincial with brass handles and beautiful caruiings:
ONARD REFRIGERATORS
4m, 151/2 +cu.ft., 2 door, 59" high, 30" wide, Gold, Green or White.
ONARD ELECTRIC STOVES
:VI". porcelain lined, snap In burners, clock timer, removable oven door. Gold, Green or
ONARD FULLY AUTOMATIC WASHERS AND .DRYERS
guaranteed Gold, green and white
ECLINERS
tel, Mapia Boston rockers.
ONTINENTAL BEDS
1410411‘, multi -quilt material, In king, queen,
ABINET MODEL TELEVISIONS
CMor Mad Slack and White Portables with 30 day guarantee.
-"WARE & HARDWARE
radion, "hi et dahlia. socket sets, miscellaneous tools, silverware, kettles, frons,
' bathroom scala, brass, crystal Mc.
hdft b37.38 +lops chaq or handy T.K.M. budget plan. Org. 1250 - 10.81 mo., 1600 - $19.67
mo., 12000 - 878.78 mo.)
double and single sizes.
RONALD BALL AUCTIONS
:BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
AUCTIONEER • RONALD BALI.
Ph0ne887..9363
iALES
EVERY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHT
N
LADIES
HAVE YOUR
SEWING
DONE FOR FALL
SO that you ars prepared
PHONE 514-2492,
HURON
PINES
ELECTRIC
86 KING ST.
INDUSTRIAL, RESIDENTIAL
FARM WIRING
CLINTON 482-7901
PROP. BUDD KUEHL
HOUSE
AND
BARN
ROOFING
Eavestroughing
FREE ESTIMATES
PHONE
524-7274
REFRIGERATION
AND
APPLIANCE
SERVICE
DARREL BALTZER
524-2481, GODERICH
15. PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE
Township of,: -
West .Wawanosh
In compliance with Environmental
regulations, the West Wawanosh
Township Dump will be kept
closed to public entry with the ex-
ception of Saturday and Monday
each week, between the hours of
10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Gates will
be locked Saturday, 22 Septem-
ber, and the two -lay" per week
opening will commence on Satur-
day, 29 September and Monday, 1
October, 1973.
Council
Township of
West Wawanosh
per Joan Armstrong, Clerk
16. PERSONAL
DO YOU HAVE marriage or family
problems? The Ministry 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
I WILL no longer be responsible for
any debts incurred by my wife
Joanne (nee Freeman) as of this
date August :30, 1973:— Robert B.
Hall. 35,3(;,:37x
TREE
PLANTING
ASSISTANCE
Those wishing to have land
reforested in 1974 are
requested to make applications
by October 1st 1973.
Contact the:
Siscretary-Treasurer,
Maitland. Valley
conservation Authority,
Box 5, Wroxeter, Ontario.
519-335-3557
, • COUNTY OF HURON
TREASURER'S
SALE OF LANDS
IN ARREARS OF
TAXES
COUNTY OF HURON I
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a tax sale will be held in the
Council Chambers of the Court -
House, Goderich, on Thursday,1
December 6, 1973, at 10:00 a.m.
re any. unpaid taxes sti11 out-
standing at that date, asshown
on the list published in the On-
tario Gazette on September 1,
1973.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER
GIVEN that if any of the said
lands remain unsold, an adjour-
ned sale will be held oil Thur-
.Isday, December..13,4973,,at-the
,aressra.,bour .sad ..plaice.... • r • • -
Lists of the properties involved
May be secured at my office in
the Court House, Goderich, Ori-
tarso
JOHN G. BERRY,
Treasurer
COUNTY OF HURON
17. LOST •AND FOUND
LOST - man's wallet, personal
papers, -sum of money. Reward.
Finder please phone 5.24-6609.-37x
21. BIRTHS
MacDONALD—Rev. and Mrs. J.N.
MacDonald are happy to welcome
their first child, a son, Scott .Joseph,
Born Grace Hospital, Windsor,
August 5th, Joe, a local bow is
pastor of Lighthouse Chapel,
Amherstbur•g (near Windsor) and
the son of Mrs. Irene MacDonald,
Goderic•h.-37
TME DENTAL PRACTICE
OF
DR. R.W. HUGHES
WILL BE
DISCONTINUED
AS OF
SEPTEMBER 14; 1973
Dr. Hughes expresses his appreciation for the very
satisfying professional relationships he has enjoyed with
his patients over the past 28 years in Goderich.
20. TO GIVE AWAY
HOMES wanted for persian kittens.
Phone 524-7928.-36,37
23. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. _George, G. Ginn RR 2
Clinton, wish to announce the forth-
coming marriage of their eldest
daughter Nancy Jayne to Mr. James
Keith Scott eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Scott RR 3 Auburn.
The wedding to take place October
6, 1973, 3:30 P.M. at Holmesville
United Church. -37x
Mrs. J.A. MacMillan, R.R. 2
Goderich wishes to announce the
forthcoming marriage of Alice
Margaret. Allen, daughter of the
late 114r. and Mr►;. 'Eric Allen, to Mr.
Kenneth George Vanderburgh, son
of Mr. and Mrs. KenPleth Vander -
burgh, Port Albert. The wedding
will take place on Friday, October
5, 1973 in Knox Presbyterian
Church, Goderich at five
o'clock. -37x
2S. IN MEMORIAM
GRIFFIN - In loving memory of
my dear wife, Hazel Griffin, who
passed away September 9, 19.70. _....
Ever remembered by husband
Guy. -37
GRIFFIN • in loving memory of our
dearest mother and grandmother,
Hazel Griffin, who left us Septem-
ber 9, 1970.
"Our dear one; always with us".
Always remembered by Audrey,
Bob, Cathy and Jason. -37
KELLY • In loving memory of a
dear wife and mother, Sarah
Louise, who passed away ten years
ago, September 18, 1963.
Her life was unselfish,
For others she lived.
Not to receive, •
Hut always to give.
Helpful and willing, .
So thoughtful and kind,
Beautiful memories
She left behind.
Sadly missed and always remem-
bered by her husband Joe, son Jim
and daughter Kitty. -37
LEAMEN—In loving memory of
._Leonard 1.eamen-who►-passed-away
.one ,year„ ago, Sept. 9_1912.. ....
You didn't have time to say
farewell. -
Nor us to say good-bye,
You were gone,before we realized,
And only God knows why,
We cannot forget your smiling face,
Your happy carefree ways,
The smile that won so many friends,
in, those happy by -gone days.
Remembered by his friends Cindy,
Cheryl, Bob, Steve and Ron. -37x
TO MY FATHER •
A man looks on with sorrow,
He hears an old refrain,
Go, My son to battle,
•'Fight in ,freedom's name
This man knows of warfare,
He's seen it all before,
•And now with tears he wonders,
What "WAS" the final score.
He thinks of all those wasted lives,
And wonders what the reason.
Why can't we find other ways.
Dear God - What price freedom.
Alone with tears he thinks these
'things,
It doesn't ease his pain, -
And somehow in his heart he feels -
My Friends, They died in vain.
Kaz Budny.
•Jozef Budny died 2nd of July 1940
in Oranienhurg • Concentration
Camp, after fighting in two wars for
freedom for his country.-37nc
26. CARD OF THANKS
TEBi3UTT—i wish to thank my
friend", neighbours and relatives
who sent cards, flowers, treats and
visited me while I was a patient in
Alexandra Hospital. Special. thanks
to Dr. Watts,_ Dr. Cauchi and all
nursing staff on 2nd East. Mrs.
Norene Tehhutt.-37x
DIRTY CARPETS?
DEEP CLEAN WITH
STEAM
-- PHONE 524-2440
.26. CAPD OF'THANKS
.r°
JOHNSTON-,— We wish to thank
all those who sent cards and gifts on
the occasion of our 50th wedding
anniversary on 1st Sept. Special
thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith,
Hazel Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Len
Christilaw and others. Leslie and
Ida Johnston.-37nc
WILLIAMS: The family of the late
Grace Williams wish to express
their thanks to all neighbours,
relatives and friends for kindness
shown during their recent
bereavement, in their loss of wife
and mother. Special thanks to Mrs.
Janet Bradley and the V.O.N. nur-
sess Mrs. Arletta Wise, Mrs. Nelson
and the Homemakers, Joan Hib-
bert, R.N., Hazel Steels, R.N.
Evelyn Christensen, R.N.A., Canon
G. Russell, Doctors Flowers,and
Deathe, the Saltford ladies, aria the
McCallum Funeral Home. Also
thanks for floral tributes and
donations to the Cancer
Society. -37x
JOHNSTON: The family of the late
Mary Johnston wish to express their
sincere thanks to all relatives
friends and neighbours for their -
many acts of kindness during the
recent bereavement of our dear
--Mother and grandmother the floral
tributes donations gifts and cards
are truly appreciated. Special
thanks to the ' pallbearers Rev.
Royal, laoljes of Rebekah Lodge,
McCallum Funeral Home Staff of
Huronview. Your thoughtfulness
has meant so much to us and will
„ always be .remembered. Vera Ryan,
Eldon Johnston and Families.—:37x
IN MEMORY OF MY
.BELOVED WIFE PAMELA
TO MY FRIENDS
i learned the meaning of a word
today,
A word that we use every, time we
pray.
My -eyes have opened wide and i
can see,
i realize that word is meant for me.
How many times I've heard it and
been blind,
The meaning of that word I had to
find -
Alone, without the counsel of
another,
Thoughhow they _tried—to ,conch me,
like a mother.
.This word I know will live with me
forever.
'FORGIVE - A secret that will leave
me never.
Without it I have lived a life' of•
hate,
With bitterness and misery my fate.
Blaming all who ever did me wrong,
Clinging to each- hurt not being
strong. . •
Now I can reflect on things gone
past,
And know that i've forgiven all at
last.
Why carry on the pain of yesterday,
When happiness is striving for a
way,
To gain priority in times to come.
.Just say, at last I'm free - my hate
is done.
God gave us the power to love each
other,
And what a happy place this world
would he.
If we would just accept his words of
wisdom -
And practice what he tries to make
us see.
Hate and Prejudice that we find
with us,
Are products of the blind and in-
secu re.
ignorance has been their one exam-
ple,
Compassion, Love, Respect - Their
only cure.
Please: grant to us the knowledge we
are brothers, ,
No matter what the colour of our -
skin.
The fact that we were born to dif-
ferent climates,
Do not make us different deep
within.
it's strange to see how children love
each other,
They do not notice things that
adults see.
Only when it's brought to their at-
tention,
Do they notice "He is not like me".
Then they look to us with all their
questions, -
And we must recognize what we can
give.
A healthy attitude, one for another.
Maybe then in peace -we will learn
to live.
Kaz Budny.
Thank you all my Huron County
friends for your kindness and sym-
pathy at a time when they were
deeply appreciated. And thank you
for the flowers of Remembrence
from the staff of Victoria Public
School, Goderich United Soccer
. Club, Goderich Minor Soccer Club,
Exeter Centennial Soccer Club,
Huron Pant and Grand Bend Soc-
cer • Association, Seaforth Minor
Soccer, Club, and all other friends.
Andel thanks to Mike Moriarty
and the staff of G.P.N. with my E.
Ward co-workers, and the Women's
R.C. Choir whoa slang at my Wife's
funeral service. Now 1 know L am
not alone.---3lnc
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26. CARD OF THANKS
SCOT -Our sincere thanks to all
for expressions of sympathy, cards
and flowers sent at the time of our
recent bereavement. Donalda Scott,
Clayton and Mary Leddy.-37
YOUNG—We wish to express our
sincere thanks tp all who helped
make our 70th wedding anniversary
such a happy day. Frieda and
Charles Young. -37x
HODGERT :Bill and Lois Hodgert
would like to take this upportunity
to thank their neighbours, friends
and relatives, for the lovely 25th,
Wedding Anniversary Party, also
for the gifts, flowers and beautiful
cards. -37
CLARK: I- wish to express my sin-
cere thanks to the nurses at the
Goderich Hospital for favors
beyond their duty and to Dr.
Wallace who sent me by -ambulance
to Westminster Hospital at London
for extended treatment for my
ailment. Thanks to the Canadian
Legion and ladies' auxiliary for
their wonderful visit and gifts of
kindness. Thanks to those senders
of so many cards and flowers, I
shall never ever forget your kind
wishes, and just for you I will
recover fast. Carl Clark. -37x
ESTATE AUCTION
of property, furniture, antiques,
household and carpenter's
tools on the premieres 71 Lorne
St. Hensall. One block east of
highway No. 4 for Mrs. Edna
Weekes Estate on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 15
12:00 p.m. sharp
PROPERTY: medium size frame
11/2 storey ,home. kitchen and
cupboards, living room, modern
bathroom and bedroom on
main floor, 2 bedrooms and sit-
ting room upstate, sun porch,
oil furnace, garage, also a
handy man's shed 14 x20; the
lot is approx. 70 x 132 ft. Large
garden also landscaping is
beautiful with a selection of
shrubs and trees -around house.
If .. not . sold .-prior to sale- this
property will be offered for sale`
at 3' p.m. Subject to a
reasonable reserve bid, 10%
down balance in 60 days.
ANTIQUES: pale blue scenic oil
lamp with brass base, large
assortment of china vases and
figurines, iron lion, Targe assor-
tment of plates by Royal Wilton,
Melkin,a Pickwick, Austrian
Lamour, beautiful assortment
of china cups and saucers by
Royal Bayruth, London
Crockery, Booths, Norteke. In -
'complete set of A. Meakin
(Dunkirk) 1933 variety of cut
glass, five press back kitchen
chairs (excellent) rare old
dining room table embossed
carving on edge, patio : wicker
table, market baskets, pictures
Including settlers log cabin
1812, oak mirror with 2 mat-
ching fiddle back chairs, Dalton
china mug, 5 drawer bureau
with porcelain knobs, large
beautiful jardinere, pine stand
with drawer and shelves, 3
• drawer pine chest, parlor table,
hall seat, rare old parlor chair
with scenic upholstery; assort-
ment antique chairs, easel
stand, pine bench, drop leaf
end table, 2 parlor arm chairs,
treadle **Whig machine, small
IMMIX stove, many other an-
tigtSte items.
FURNITURE: 2 -piece chester-
field suite, excellent
(tangerine) corresponding
drapes, platform rpcker, easy
chair, pole lamp, fern stand,
sewing cabinet, bed, springs
and mattress, dresser, 2
blanket boxes, Iron cots, coffee
tables, hall tree, Kelvinator Ap-
pliances are 2 door refrigerator
with freezer, 30" stove,' dryer,
enamel top pantry table, assor-
tment of stools, 'blankets,
household linens.
TOOLS: complete table saw
and • motor excellent cond.,
sabre saw, 1/4 horse electric
power drill and attachments,
electric sander, emery stand
and motor (complete), 50 ft.
heavy duty trouble cord, large
tool chest and assortment. of
tools, heavy duty saw horses,
new steel lawn roller, Quebec
Heater, quantify of coal, power
lawn mower (gbts), steel
wheelbarrow. garden hose,
step ladders, lawn bench and
chairs, many other Mems. Car-
penter's tools 5911. 12:00 p.m.
AMlques at 1:18 p.m.
TERMS OF BALE CASH
7% BALES TAX IN EFFECT
PERCY WRIGHT
AssoNonser
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