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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-05-02, Page 13N •c opeRICH SICNA.' S # 4R +'1pif,§PAk i 2,1914..PAQ 13 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE LAWNS ROLLED, gardens tilled, trees cut or trimmed. ,Also Asphalt driveways laid. Free estimates. Phone 524-9048,-17,18 LADIES - Summer will soon be -here, be ready for it. Have your out- fits made by Dianne. Phone 524- 2492.,-18tfar SEPTIC -tahks cleaned, modern equipment, work guaranteed. Write or phone H.T. Dale, Clinton. Phone •462-332oe—tf HAVE your rugsand chairs cleaned by dependable cleaners. Call Superior Maintenance, phone 524- 8892, Goderich CALL now to have your garden tilled. Phone 524-6973,-17,18,19 ' ROOFING done at reasonable rates. Also trim painting and win- dow cleaning.. Phone 524- 9045,-18,19,20,21 CEMENT GRAVEL BACKHOE WORK GRAVEL AND FILL - SCREENED TQP SOIL._ - �.yle, Montgomery. LINTON 4824644 tfn DAILY CAR RENTAL Reasonable Rates MCGEE'S • Goderich Phone 524-8391 gl9tf VACUUM CLEANERS SALES & .SERVICE : , " ALL MAKES BOB PECK , VARNA - , 262-6748 gctfn Will do Odd Jobs PAINTING - LAYING BLOCKS CHIMNEY WORK CHARLIE BAECHLER 252 OXFORD ST. 13. SERVICES AVAILABLE HURON PINES ELECTRIC 86 KING ST. INDUSTRIAL, RESIDENTIAL. FARM WIRING - CLINTON 482-1901 PROP. 'BUDD KUEHL BELTONE,�. HEARING AiO.SERVICE • Sales and Service to all, makes., Free Electronic Hearing Tests at our Clinton Office. ,, Clinton 482-7584 18 to 21b -ACE RADIO & TV filii,saadl Sales & Service Repairs to all makes of Radio & Television 60 PIOTON ST. W. FRANK WILCOX-524-7771 SCREENED*. TOP SOIL Lyle Montgomery Clinton 482-7644 i RUSTPROOF.:.::. Let us,do a complete—job— on that newor late model car. Well worth the reasonable Investment. See us at ° ROUSE AUTO ELECTRIC 12. AUCTION SALE CHIMNEYS And CARPENTER JOBS For new or pointing ,up old chimneys -..or small carpentry , lobs. • VERNON GLENN • t4, e AUBURN 1-526-7238 MOVING TO: BRITISH COLUMBIA CLEARING • Auction Sale of Household Effects and An- tiques for Gerry Desjardins, 20 Quebec St. Vanastra, Saturday, May 4 at' 1 p.m. -Antique sideboard; dining -room extension table; china cabinet; rocking chair; wooden washing machine; `gram - aphone; 23" Fleetwood Television (liko new); Viking stereo; Zenith 23 cu. ft. deep-- freeze. 28" Westinghouse elec- tric stove; heater -vibrator reclining char; electric sewing machine;- Whirlpool automatic° washing-machtne; Roy clot hes- dry-Ca * studio couch coffee table with 2 matching end - tables; wicker table -lamp; pole-.. lamp; Victorian wooden bed; k -case bed; 2 single beds; c at of drawers; night stand; 4 di Ing -room chairs; 7 stacking chairs; chrome chairs~ frames; fruit jars; dishes;' 19" Gilson power lawnmower; bicycles etc. etc. Terris -Cash House sold" Mike Cummings - auctioneer - 524.9064 18 SKELTON APPLIANCES Inglis--Moffat—Beatty Sales—Service Repairs to all makes 36 Britannia Rd. W. •Ph. 524-7871 —17tf YOUR FURNITURE AND CARPETS DESERVE THE BEST! - Have Carpet Care Clean them with Steam Call 524-2440 S 13, SERVICES AVAILABLE r Sid Bruinsma BACKHOE SERVICE SEPTIC TANKS FILTER BEDS • FREE ESTIMATES GODERICH 5244668 12. AUCTION SALE, IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE EVERY .FRIDAY AT 8PO P.M. BALL -AUC.TIONS • LTD'. e1 BRUSSELS, ONTARIO' ITEMS OF INTEREST n New Leonard refrigerator with matching 30" d%cfirlc stove (green or gold), Leonard automatic washer and dryer, elec.' trophonic Morse quality component yet with 8 track tape deck, 6 lovely styles Of Morse stereos, Morse sewing machine, Targe selection of bedroom and chesterfield suites in styles of Spanish, Colonial, French Provincial & Modern, new single and double bade, lovely table and swag lamps, 4 styles of cof- fee and Ind table sets, kitchen suites in a variety of styles and colours, Lazyboys, sets of dishes, radios, sets of silverware• and gift items and many more items too numerous to mention. This Is a large sats consisting of quality furniture which will be sold to the higheit bidder. .. V NOTE: Terms of sale aril cash and our handy budget plan. "' There Is plenty of parking and seating. A'refreshment booth and washroom facilities are available. SALES CONDUCTED BY: BALL AUCTIONS LTD., BRUSSELS AUCTIONEER: C.J. BALL A PHONE 081.9363 HOFF.MEYER Plumbing & Heating Ltd. APPLIANCES 55 KINGSTON ST. ELECTRIC Inglis washers, , dryers; refrigerators, dishwashers, ranges , GAS Ranges, barbecues, tights, - ranges HOME REPAIR SERVICE Painting, roofing, eavestroughs cleaned andrepatred, chimneys repaired or removed. FREE. ESTIMATES, Paul Lassaline 524-7158 Ken Duncan 524-6065 PI -ANO TUNING and • ....., _REPAIR_ Protect thevalue of your piano. Have it tuned and inspected regulekly. call Bruce Pulsifer SEAFORTH 527-0053 candscaping Centre ' �arden C * DESIGN * MAINTENANCE * CONSTRUCTION BLDG.• 1_f�... r. -'VANASTR,A ONTARIO 482-9565 482-9565 'tf 14. NOTICE TO :CREDITORS 13. SERVICES .AVAILABLE ELECTROLUX ,•(CANADA) LTD Sales & Service ',AUTHORIZED DEALER Alvin Riley 153 LIGHTHOUSE ST.- GODEilie . PHONE 524-6614 6!� Home Remodelling . • Kitchen and Bathroom • Cupboards, Rec Room Residential or dpmmercial General Home Repairs Call: - Lou Robichaud 524-6'921 PHOTOGRAPHY by FRED BISSET "524-7223 GODERICH - 16. PERSONAL ANYONE 'knowing of the whereah(nts • of Mary Catherine ...Jaeger Loveless please phone Lon- don 134-8461. —is -N(T1CF TO CREDITORS: All. lx4sons 41aving claims against •the Estate of DONALD THOMPSON, Farmer, late of the Township of Wawanosh, in the County of Huron' who died on or about the 25th, day of February, 1974, are required to file the same with full particulars with the undersigned hy the 18th dav•1►f May, 1974, as after that date the assets Of the estate .will he distributed Dated at Goderich, On- tario, this 22nd day.of April, 1974. MUST AND EGENER•, • Barristers, etc., - • Goderich,.. Ontario. Solicitors for the Estate. ---18,19,20 NOTICE TO CREDITORS: All i ersont, having claims against the Estate of PERCY WEIR YOUNGBLUT, Farmer, late of the Village,,of Auburn, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 3rd--' day of March, 1874, are required to file the same with full particulars with the undersigned by the 25th clay of May. 1974, as after that date the assets of the estate will be s'dlistributed. Dated at Goderich, Ontario, this '22nd day of April, 1974. PREST AND EGENER, Barristers, etc. Goderich, Ontario Solicitors' for the Estate. -18,19,20 I WILL no longer be reslxmsible for any debts, incurred by my Wife, Stephanie Vogt, as of this date, May 2,-.1974. Mr. Peter V9gt,-18,19,20x 19. `BUSINESS - OPPORTUNITIES • AA. Having a drinking problem?•' Call 524-6001. Write AA, Box 51, - (iode rich.—t frit' • ILI have marriage or faniily . problems? The •Ministry of Com-, munity & Social Services offers help. in'the form of marriage and family -counselling either in vc•nir home or in „the Wingham Office, 199 Josephitie Street. For appointment; iihvrne .357-3,;370.-14tf 18.MISCELL1•NEOUS f of with God eve:ry..t'iing' is possible V • •8. HELP WANTED. GROW CUCUMBERS FOR BICKS! Contracts are now available. For information call Maurice , Cronin,— Teeswater—Phone 392-6290 20. TO GIVE AWAY FOUR -white rats, Phone 524- 7836.-18 TWO grey and white kittens. Litter trained. Phone 524-7805 .-17,18 2L BIRTHS BACON:- Mr. and Mrs. George Bacon are, pleased to announce the,. birth of a baby girl, .Heather _Louise, born Aeril,,29, in Victoria Hospital ,London. ALCOCK: Barb and Murray are happy to arinciuni•e the arrival •of their daughter. Shelley -Lyn on April 24,E 1974 at Victoria Hospital, London. A baby sister fin- Greg.—l8nr• CO9K Raymond and Peggy are delighted to announce the arrival of .their first -horn,- a dear little hov. .Jason Raymond, 00 April 26, 1974, at St. 'Joseph's Hospital, London, •Ontario. Proud grtindparents Are Mr. and Mrs, lack Cook, Goderich and •-Dr. and Mrs. '.MT: Miller, Trenton. Michigan -lM • RODGER - To Clare 'and Linda (nee Glenn) at Victoria •H.ospital, London, cin April 25, a baby, girl, Kathleen. Marie, • , HUBER: At Alexandra •Hospital on April 23, 1974. Francis and Gail are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter (Connie Lyng-18 21 ENGAGEMENTS 23. ENGAGEMENTS' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Park, Dungannon, are pleased . to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter "Heather Denise to Mr. Gary Joseph Dauphin. The marriage to take place the,%25th of Mav 1974 in Dungannon United Church.=118 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew - Donald Moore, Goderich, Ontario, are pleased to announce the forth- coming marriage of their .youngest daughter, Linda Diane, to Mr. Ian Morton, Goderich, Ontario, son. Of Mr...and Mrs. Albert Mortotr, Lucknow, Ontario. The wedding will take place or Friday, Mav 17.2 1974 at -7 o'clock, in.Victocia Street United Church, Goderich,-18 25. iN MEMORIAM Mr. andT rs Wilfred Greenwood " are pleased to announce the forth- coming' marriage their daughter Nancy Joan to Mr Michael Charles Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson All of ,Goderich. The wed- . ding. will take place on Sat urd,ry May Iso, .19,7 1 at frurr o'clock in Knox Presbyterian Church, Gocerich.-18nc• MITCHELL: IrfJoving memory of a dear brother, who passed away four years, ago May 7, l970,a Wishing today „'what we -wished before, That God could; have .spared you many years more. " No one know the reef we share, When we all, meet and you're not the-re,— Life here —Life goes 'on we know that's true, But -not the.same.since'we lost. you. Sadly missed and never forgotteri by his sister Elaine. -18 26. -CARD. OF THANKS,, RAPSON: Our sincere , thanks to everyone who helped at the time. of our bereavement and t6 -al't those who cared for Kenny during hip; long illness.,The 'flowers, clonatirms, svrnpathv cards—and deeds; of kind- ness will always be rerneml$ered. sA veru special note Of appreciation is extended- to Dr. •1.W. Wallace, the staff on 2nd 1 West at Alexandra Hospital, and to Stiles Funeral Home. ira, Shirley - and Joanne. -1 Har Soccer: news Mr. and ,Mrs. Willard R Legg, , • Goderich, are pleased to announce 'the. forth(oming marriage of their daughter, Anne Elizabeth, to Paul Carlton Baker, ;son of Mr.. and " Mrs. Frank C. Baker, FtR 5, Lon- don. The wedding will take'plaee in St. Thoriias," at Trinity Anglican Church, July 6, 2 p.m. -48.x. - r< • 'GODER:ICH SIGNAL -STAR -4 o • requires'. a T Monday' and Tuesday Evening ' Apply to Mr. Lloyd LOunsbury' Goderich Signal -Star, 524-8331 ' Here's two super specials for yOu this week.,' *ARRIVING FRIDAY '71 Hornet Sportabout Wagon, Big 6, automatic, power steering, radio, new whitewalls, roof rack, individual reclining seats, completely reconditioned. Local owner.' $095 INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT ONLY In shnilitroom condition. 190 Dodge Charger Brougham' (Special Edition). Cbmpletely power., equipped plus automatic, console, bucket seats, vinyl, top, plus many other options in this Special Edition model."Serious inquiries only. Owner has received company car. Stock NO. WP29P3. Asking ,i61) Daytlald Road Godsricb $4115 FINA SERVICE John Graf fiord PAttnros 26. CARD Of THANKS, BANNISTER: My sincere thanks to _ everyone for cards, floOers,' treats and visits while I was a patient in Victoria Hospital and also upon my return home. Carlyle Ban, nister.--l8ar STURDY: ( would like. to thank everyone who sent gifts', cards and flowers or visited.me while I. was a patient in Goderich 1-tospital. Special -thanks to Dr. Lambert. Nur- ses and staff Mary Ellen Stur- day.-18 a - MALLOUGH: My sincere thanks to my many relatives and friends who kindly remembered me with flowers, gifts and cards while a patient in Alexandra 'Hospital. ,Special thanks_ to Dr. •J W. Wallace, nurses and staff on second west. Alex Mallough.-1S' • THURLOW: I • wish to thank relatives and friends, for cards, • visits and flowers while I was a patient in Alexandra and: Univer- _ sity Hospitals. Special thanks to'Dr. Flowers of Goderich and Dr,s Sharpe and Bcsndv''' of London. Special thank`; also to nurses of :-both Hospitals. Your kindness will always be 'remembered. John Thurlow.-18 26. CARD OF THANKS PFRIMMBR: I would like to thank 'everyone for their thoughtfulness i.n sending cards, letters, flowers and for visiting ,tne in Victoria Hospital, London. Sincerely, Lillian Pfrim- mer —i8x Attention Formers •c A- f0R SALE ' t4N FORD Tractor in 'good con- dition. Phone Blyth 523-4332 .,or '523-4471.-18x - GLIDDON: We would like to, ex press our heartfelt,. thanks to our man' relatives, ,friends and neigh - hours from Holmesville, Clinton and area for expressions of sym- pathy at the . loss of a loving,,,' 'husband Danny, father and grand-` father.' The many ficial 'tributes were• deeply appreciated, Special oo thanks tthe Ball Funeral Horne.' Rev. J. Oestr*either and Stewart. Miner, the UCW Holmesville Unjted Church; the friends- who ser- vecl as ' pallbearers and flower - bearers;,,, Everyone's `thoughtfulness. FOR SALE: Double Cut Rel Clover seed. Prii•ed at 65c per Ih. Phone • 2:16,4749. 13,14,15,16,17,18 D - LIVESTOCK HURRAY GREYS": SEMEN AVAILABLE FROM CANADIAN INVASION. AND CRANBOURNE DARYL AT UNITED BREEDERS - GUELPH WEST BREEDERS - •WOOD - STOCK. WRITE DIRECT TO KENT LAND & CATTLE CO. LTD. BOX No. 100 RIDGETOWN RE FULL INFORMATION ;RE MURRAY GREYS FOR CROSS- BREEDING ° . Bulletin Board will always be remembered. Sin THURSDAY, Friday, Saturday, c�erely, Maizie Gliddon, daughter Mav 2,3,4 • 4Festival `74, GDCI Marie Lawson and Eileen Brown and families —18 Auditorium, 8:00 p.m.--18ar, IJn-itedwin out over St. Columban By BONNIE VARGA Hi, everybody! Welcome back to my little corner of the world! By now, you've,,either decided to stick with me for "better or worse" or taken off for "greener soccer fields"! Oh• well., what's -a few male chauvinists?? • happy -to report another victory for Goderich United, For a while during the early afternoon, it looked as if thun- derstorms would postpone thefun, but luckily for' all concer- ned the weather turned out right. (Boy, was it right •forour team!) • . o Thought the first half was going to slip by without scoring, although it wasn't, fell' flack' df trying. Talk' about tenacious teams!. The guys on both sides were terrific, never letting down for a 'second. • St. Columban 'is a team to keep you on your, toes. (In soc- cer cleats that's a difficult feat!!) (no pun intended!) They're strong,fast and good at checking. But United has that extra "Something" and approaching . the end of first 45 minutes,' "' 'Harold �.efflint�haus came through x •�� a tricky goal (it even bowled th 'goalie ,aver!) Hooray for our Cap- .tain! The wind was up a bit for the second half, so the boys really hustled and as usual, came through with flying colors (Maroon, and white of course!) John Gottschalk scored another goal', from a penalty kick (these , re• John's specialty!) and we were away with two points and still -no score for St. Columban. , • - Now the heat'was on. And who should come across with,a spectaculargo 1i it_goo old Brian Al-1•en2.NowRrian's one fella I love to watch. For pure -unadulterated enthusiasm and flying feats, he's something else! He played an ex,cep- tionally fine and knowledgeable game. Great work, Brian! Minutes later , St, . Columban's Brian Murray followed throw with a goal (thanks Howie!) and the -game remained 3-1 'for G,pderich United. Exciting play and just plain hard work earned us another win! d I have a special- mention for Willie Wedlock,; who is always a force to be reckoned with. He played well and w•as a sfepdy aggressor throughout the game. Also, got the mud- diest didn't you "King"? Goalie, Carl Moller made some difficult saves and Dave Graf kept busy as per usual. Clare Sager came on strong -and 'Wag really in_stride in the'second half. Rolf Gottschalk is always quietly on the job, steady and competent on defense. It was a pleasure to see Ev,,Middel out there again, Ev's a.n "old standby" of many years' experience 'and an easy Player. Moonlighting from -his job'as co -coach was Alex Varga. He refereed a good game and managed to keep breathing! It was nice to see more of our regular fans back at the turf. It's en- couraging for the fellas to know we care! Since last year Gwen, Wanda and ' I' have been kicking around the idea (when you run with a soccer team everything.gets "kicked" around!,.) of forming a cheerleading squad or.becoming pom-pom ''girls or generally "messing around" on the sidelines! We could call ourselves "The Tacky Trio" or "The Bomb Squad" (f, myself am par- ticularly good at bombing out!) Fran has volunteered to be half-time entertainment. Od- dly enough, oureager suggestions have met with little response,' from the,tea'm!•(Oh well, there's always oranges to be cut for half-time!!) • , Beginning next issue, I'm going to introduce one member of the team each week with a brief biogrtaphy and accom- panying photo, so' be on the lookout for Goderich United. Home game next Sunday against Exeter Centennials at 6 p.m., so in my sultry Mae West voice I urge you to "come on and see us sometime"! For yiu "hip folk" I say "Truck on down and dig us"! However it's said, please come out and cheer for your team. We'd love to see you! 1'i1 next time, .God bless, keep fit and stay happy. Ronnie KINTALI e: Mr. and Mrs. Stan. Halloway (nee' 'l5seinary- Hogan) were married in St. Joseph's Church,. Kingsbridge on Saturday. Many from this community at- tended the wed,c1ing and the reception which followed in the Legion Hall, Lucknow. Congratulationsto the newlyweds! ° The operetta: announced last • week'to be held' in St. Joseph's School in 'Kingsbridge on May 1 has been changed' to May' 2 and 3 because of another school activity , on May 1.. Please notice the change of dates. • a Ndrth Ashfield school had a • very successful Olsen House when Mrs. " MacCharles ,and Mrs. Mowbray were hostesses for the evening; They displayed the pupils' projects, ,. art, c -rafts and 'work books. Children's autobiographies and l.imericki were enjoyed. Mrs. :Ritchie and-A4-r_s. Simpson. and v ade 5 and 6 girls assisted -in entertaining parents. Coffee tend cookies were served to the guests. Everyone enjoyed a pleasant, visit to the school. Mrs. • MacCharles , Mrs. Mowbray and Mrs. Simpson at- tended Open House at the nevi, administrative building for the Huron. Board of Education at Clinton Wednesday evening. Parents from here attended fhe musical variety _ concert presented at Brookside School on Wednesday evening. A bridal shower was held al- • the home of, Mrs. Mary C-loney, R.N. Goderich on Saturday evening in honor of Miss Margaret Simpl3on , Friends and nursing associates were guests. Margaret was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Rob'Coleman • of Guelph visited over the weekend with her parents,Mr. • and. Mrs. Joe Maclntyre and attended the" Hogan-Halioway reception. Mfg. Pearl Cole- of -Merton WAS also a guest at the Macln- tyre .home on Saturday. Richard Sand will be moving into the Ripley Manse this' 'week to prepare for his summer ministry in the Ihipleyl'and Ash. field Presbyterian Churches. Mr, B'yce was tate minister last week. Both ►oung. men are student$ of, Knox College, Toronto.