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4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 16; PERSONAL
On the road ahead
lies another year. As you
travel along it,
our thanks and good
wishes go with you..
Best *Cluck!
DON HOLST REAL ESTATE OFFICE WILL BE
CLOSED DEC. 31, JAN. 1.
13. SERVICES AVAILABLE
FURNITURE REFINISHING—
Prompt service reasonable rates,
Call Ernie Niblock, 524-6110 after 8
p.m.-42tf
MAN with half ton truck .for light
delivery and clean' -up • work,
anytime. Phone 524-8.553 or 524-
6661.-52tf
HAVE your rugs and chairs cleaned
-by dependable cleaners. Call
Superior Maintenance, phone 524- °
8892, Goderich.--eow
DAILY CAR RENTAL
Reasonable Rates
McGEE'S
Goderich
Phone 524 -8391-
-VACUUM CLEANERS
SALES 8 SERVICE
ALL MAKES
BOB PECK
VARNA °
282-5748 gctfn
.HURON
PINES
ELECTRIC
8 KING ST.
INDUSTRIAL, RESIDENTIAL
FARM 'WIRING
CLINTON 482-7901
PROP. BUDD. KUEHL
SEPTIC
TANKS
CLEANED
MODERN EQUIPMENT
WORK GUARANTEED
Write or Phone
Harvey Dale
CLINTON
Phone 482.3320
RUSTPROOF
Let us do a complete job on that
•new or late model car. Well worth -
the reasonable Investment. see us
at
ROUSE AUTO ELECTRIC
WATER
WELL
DRILLING
Tom - Lang, proprietor. Latest.
modern equipment. Dorneetk,
industrial, munlcipa„,L. Free
estimates. r and up.
Plinks ,5244033
Of call
C�Ilett $55-4405
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13. SERVICES AVAILABLE
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FOR ALL YOUR ri
FULLER
BRUSH
NEEDS AND
Replacement Parts
SEE
ARNOLD A. VINT
110 PARK ST.
524-6664
49.62
ELECTROLUX
(CANADA) LTD
Sales & Service
AUTHORIZED DEALER
Alvin Riley
`GODERICH
PHONE 524-8614
YOUR FURNITURE
.AND CARPETS
DESERVE THE
BEST! -
Have
Carpet Care
Clean them with
Steam
X524-2440
14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against.
the Estate of MARY HELEN
VOLLAND, Widow, late of the
Township of Goderich, in the
County of Huron, who died on or
about the 5th • day of October, 1973,
are required to file the samewith
full particulars with the under-
signed by the 12thfday of January,
1974, as after the date the assets of
'the estate will be distributed.
DATED at Goderich, Ontario,
this 14th day of December, 1973.
PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, etc.,
33 Montreal Street,
Goderich, Ontario
Solicitors for
the Estate.
—51,52,53
DO YOU HAVE marriage or family
problems? The Ministry of Com-
munity & Social Serv,ces 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
18.MISCELLANEOUS
The value of the Bible
does not consisst merely
in knowing it, bit in
obeying it.
21. BIRTHS
MAT*IEU: At the' Montreal
General Hospital, on December 16,
1973, to Dr. and Mrs. Jackson
--Mathieu, (nee Joni Hindmarsh) a
daughter, Chloe Elizabeth.
CHAMBERS—Mr. and Mrs. .Jack
Chambers are pleased to announce
the arrival of a baby girl,
Jacqueline Marie -at Alexandra
Hospital on December 23, 1973.
25. IN MEMORIAM
ELLIOTT: The family of the tate
Joyce Elliott wish to express their
sincere thanks and appreciation to
all their friends and .neighbors' for
the many acts of kindness, floral
tributes, memorial donations and
cards of sympathy received during
their recent bereavement in the Toss
'of a beloved daughter and
sister. -53
26. CARD OF THANKS
McKENZIE: My sincere thanks to
Dr. Deathe, nurses and staff of A.M.
Hospital, • U.C.W.. of North Street
Church, Women's Institute, and
Senior Citizens, neighbors, friends
and relatiye;s, for remembering me
with flowers, cars;, gifts and visits
while I was a patient in hospital.
Elsie McKenzie. -53
Attention
Farmers
A- FOR SALE
BABCOCK pullets, ready to lay,
vaccinated and de -beaked. Contact
Bruce Roy, Londeshoro, Phone 523-
4237.-52,1h
NAPPYf PROSPfiPOL/S
NEW YEAR
EVERYONE.
BUDO KUEHL
at
HURON PINES
ELECTRIC
86 King St. Phone
CNMon 482-7801
MARLETTE
HOMES of CANADA
703 DOURO STREET, STRATFORD, ONT.
REQUIRES GOOD STEADY PEOPLE
Who• want to work and earn a living and a chance
for advannoomant In a steady growing Industry
*86 par hour plus production bonui.r4irned to
After_'• weeks AM.S8 per hour plus production
Attar i mors weeks S3.06P' hour plus Padua'
. lion bonus.
: company lionsfits: O.H.1.P. Company Palo,
Sok RI It$ (Mlle'' 3 months) -.Company Pfd!
Instrranaa OI,1100 (after 3 months)
Company Pahl
I Pod alitidemyl airs (snot 3 months)
Overtire PrOMMillIN shot 40 hrs. , ..
Waddle' Orndlillona Ibraslont.
7 nus; 3*0days per week.
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ROBERTSON
ROUNDUP
The students itt grades kin-
dergarten .to three are writing
letters to Santa Claus grades
four to six are making Christ-
mas circle, and grades 'seven
and eight are writing essays for
the Signal -Star. Look for them
in this paper. ;
The students in Miss Bon*
thron's class have been making
Christmas wreaths with tissue
paper and cardboard backing.
Before Christmas vacation the
wreaths will be finished and
taken home to decorate the
houses at this joyous time of
the ,year. •
We hope -that all the people
who attended our Christmas
Assembly were well entertained
by the Junior students who
worked very hard with their
teachers to present this fine
performance.
Decorations have made the
school look much brighter for
Christmas. The students are
getting more restless as the
holidays draw nearer. The
pupils will be dismissed at two
thirty on Friday the twenty-
first.
The report cards were
distributed to the children on
Wednesday. For those who
failed the term we hope -they
will put an effort into achieving
higher marks. The students
who received good marks will
be praised by their parents,
teachers and fellow students.
• Team five won the school
volleyball championship. The
allstar volleyball team has
been picked. The members are
Terry Schweitzer, Mike Burley,
Bill Ross, Mike Milley, Chris
Wood. John Brown, Shannon
Noblock, Randy Lamb, Rocky
Wells, Steve Meriam, Perry
Tichart and 13ick Rawson.
On behalf of the staff anti
students we would like to wig?,
everybody a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
Rexdale firm to
use local beach
for project use
Dufferin Steel Ltd:- of Rex -
dale Ontario were given per-
mission last Thursday evening
by Goderich Town Council to
assemble equipment bound for
the Bruce Generating Station,
near Port Elgin, at St.
Christopher's Beach beginning
in April and launch it from
that point sometime in late
June.
The unit, which is being
manufactured in Rexdale, is
described by the company as a
"large intake structure".
Permission was granted to
assemble the unit on the rocky
section of shoreline at .St.
Christopher's Beach, past the
railway station, and *well
beyond the pavilion. Dufferin
Steel said the work would be
carried out away from the
bathing section of the beach.
,The agreement, drawn up in
meetings between council and
the company on December 12
provide that Dufjerin Steel will
clean up all litter and,,,debris
and leave the location in as
tidy a condition as at the start
of work. '
After launching, the struc-
ture will be towed by tug to the
Generating Station for incor-
poration in that complex.
KINOS811106E KAPERS
Sympathy is extended to the
Kelly families on the death of
their mother, . Mrs. John Kelly
who passed away on Sunday,
"December 16 at the Pinecrest
Manor Nursing Home in
Lucknow in her 86 year.
The former "Elizabeth Ann
Cassidy, she wan born in
County Tyrone, Ireland on St.
Patrick's Day, March 17, 1888°
She obtained work in New
York and there she met her
husband, John Kelly. They
were married in November
,1910 and went to Ireland and
in 1929 came to Canada,
making their home in Saskat-
chewan, Alberta. They moved
to Kingsbridge in 1936, where
they farmed. •
Sha was predeceased by her
husband in February, 1969 and
is survived by four daughters;
Mrs. Mary Essery of Goderich,
Mrs. Winnie Hurley of Fort
McMurray, Alberta, Mrs.
Eileen Wocks of Schomberg,
Ontario and Mrs. Bridget
Hodgins of Sarnia. Also five
sons; James of Sudbury, Joseph
of Camrillo, California, Daniel
of Brigden, Ontario, Patrick of
Holyoke, Massachusetts, and
Walter of London, 26 grand-
children and two great grand-
children.
Mrs. Kelly was well known
in this . area for her musical
abilities, singing, playing the
violin and- the accordion, per-
forming at .Christmas Concerts
and other .entertainments. She
has been a patient at the
Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home
since 1971.
Funeral services were held
on Wednesday, December 19 at
St. Joseph's -church ' in
Kingsbridge with Rev. Father
Ed. Dentinger, C.R. officiating.
Interment was in the adjoining
cemetery.
Pallbearers were her six
grandsons; Danny and David
Kelly, Gerald. and John Wocks,._
Glen Kelly, and Glen Hodgins.
t'lowerbearers were grand-
children: Jacklyn, Eileen and
Freddie Wocks, Grace and
Karen Kelly, Lynn and Carol
Hodgins and Maureen Kelly.
Soloists were Eugene Frayne
and his daughter Marianne, ac-
companied by Marianne at the
church organ. Readings were
made by Peter Frayne. The of-
fering was taken up by Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Kelly, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Kelly, Walter Kelly and
Mrs. Winnie Hurley.
Those from a distance atten-
ding the wake at the McCallum
Funeral. Home, Goderich and
thefuneral were her family Mr.
and Mrs. James Kelly acid son
Glen of Sudbury; Patrick Kelly.
and daughter Maureen of
Holyoke, Massachusetts,
U.S.A., Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kelly
and children Dan Jr.; David,
Grace and karen of Brigden,
GUARANTEED
INVESTMENT
C ERTIFICATES
$3/4%
W.E. (TED) WILLIAMS
West 8t. Goderich
524-7102 or 524-7886
GODERICH SIGNAL STAB, THU DAY, Ci tB�R' , 1 rt ;PAo$ 7
Mrs. 1st Currie . 521-1111
Ontario, Walter Kel y of • n -
don, Mrs. Winnie Hurley of
Fort McMurray, Alberta, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Wocks and
children; John, Fred, Jr., Jacki
and Eileen of Schomberg, On-
tario, Mrs. Bridget Hodgins
and family Lynn, Carol and
Glen of Sarnia, Mrs. Mary
Essery of Goderich, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Essery and son
Michael of London, Mr. and
Mrs. Gerry Rapple (Shirley
Essery) of Scarborough, I1�r-
and Mrs." Gerry Wocks of Sar-
nia; Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Conway of Oshawa, Mr, Bryan
Treasure of Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Wocks of Seaforth,
Mrs. John Wocks, Sr., and Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Grubb of
•Teeswater, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Moerbeek from Goderich as
well as former neighbours and
friends from Lucknow and
Kingsbridge.
Following the services the
Kingsbridge Catholic Women's.
League served in the Parish
Hall to the many relatives and
friends.
Gerald, Nellie and Rita
Knoop, children of Mr. " and
Mrs. Anthony Knoop• left j
Monday, December 17 from the
Melton Airport to spend six
weeks in Utrecht, Holland with
their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geurt Knoop -and Mr. and
Mrs, Gys van der Linden.
MERRY CHRISTMAS and
a HAPPY NEW YEAR to all!
Apple Park
tobeofl ,.
television
The novel statues at Apple
Park on Highway 8 just east of
Goderich," will make up part of
a CBC television program
known as "Arts Magazine" ac-
cording to Brigitte Berman of
the CBG
No final date has been 'set for
showing the Laithwaite portion
but when the time is fixed the
CBC will be making a further
announcement.
"Without A Hobby It's No
Life". will be seen January 1,
1974 between 10:00 and 11:00
p.m. 'and one shot of Mr.
Laithwaite is used in the
credits of that broadcast.
ry'a
Dennis Shaw of Goderich proudly displays two $10 bills he
received recently from the Little Bowl in Goderich for a
400 single score he bowled recently. The money is put up
by sponsors of league bowling at the Llttle'Bowl. Dennis
bowls in the Men's Commercial League for the Glenmark
Lumber team. (staff photo)
JAN. •
Start the
New`ea(_..
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GODERICH & OWEN SOUND
Floor Coverings Paints -Wallpapers
Draperies - 18th Century Furniture Refinisher
IN GODERICH
PHONE 524-853'2
MANAGER - CLAYTON MIZEN
ft
Residential Lighting Display �' ;
Electric Heating '
"INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL"
RESIDENTIAL - WIRING
CUSTOM TRENCHING
GRAHAM ELECTRIC
t.,. • CAMBRIA RD N
GODERICH
524-867Q
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SHOP'S
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The best of everything be /
yours ... this day and through-
out the year to come.
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