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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-03-27, Page 32PAqg 1.4700DERICH SIGlit,t1,-STAR, THURSDAY, 1VMARCI 127,1975 r TOWN ANDCOUNTRV cLA$,5i,'EDS 1 • 26. CARD OF THANKS McNEIL: We would like to ex- press our'sincere appreciation to all our friends, neighbours and relatives for their good wishes, cards and gifts. A special thanks to Our farnily, for the lovely gift and dinner for our 40th an- niversary and to all those who attended our evening and dance., and helped to make it a' very enjoyable evening. To each and everyone a thank you.—Evelyn and Cliff McNeil. -13 26. CARD OF THANKS BARKER: The family of the late Charles Barker wishes to'express their sincere thanks, to everyone„ for• the many ,acts of kindness extended to them during their recent sad bereavement. The floral tributes, donations to the Heart Fund and expressions of sympathy were very much ap- preciated. gpecial, thanks to the McCallum Funeral Horne. -13 Attention: Farmers A FOR SALE COB—'CORN for sale, ap- proximately 10 tons. Phone 529- 7507.-13 H FOUR purebred bulls, ereford, eleven months old. Koop-- • DeGroot, phone 524-9834.13 JOHN DEERE 3 point hitch planter $175. 15 run Massey Harris grain drill. Phone 529 7674.. _I3' • HOLSTEIN second calf heifer for sale, ,,due May, 1st: Phone 482 3149.-13 A-' FOR SALE • HAY, 500 Bales. Phone 524-,6359 after 5 p.m. —12tf C - WANTED' WANTED: Dio,n threshing .machines, corn binders, grain binders, silo fillers or any good used horses drawn machinery. Write or phone Joseph Horst, Box 15; Millbank,' phone--'' 59'5- 4538.-13,14,15,16 E FARM- S -E -R -V E3- THOROUGHBRED stallion 600 BALES red clover hay. $1.25 service. Cypress Barb, registered thoroughbred and hunter improvement sire: Bright copper Bay with,four white socks, excellent confirmation and disposition. Now booking registered and approved grade mares. LucknOw 528-2018 or 395- 5443.-13,14 bale. Phone 529-7674.-13' QUANTITY No. 1 red clover • seed. Jirn Fisher 524-6331.-13,14 600 BALES of clean straw. Phone 529-7463.---13 TIE QAiNTQ for something different in gifts 14 King St: Clinton. 482-3871 , OPEN GOOD FRIDAY AND ALL EASTER WEEKEND , THE NEW ART'S 'Landscaping, Nursery and Garden Centre ° 166,BENNETT E., GODERICH, 524-9126 DUTCH BULBS 23 VARIETIES DAHLIAS } 10 VARIETIES GLADS + DAYLILIES''-1-'.DOUBLE. BEGONIAS !Book Lawn Rolling NOW Now is the time for the first application of -CIL Golf Green Fertilizer ± INDOOR GARDENING CENTRE ' • GARDEN SEEDS +BULK VEGETABLE'SEEDS + FERTILIZER EVERYTHING FOR YOUR LAWN & GARDENING NEEDS • Suncoast Atom All -stay's 'lose out to Kincardine The Suncoast Estates Atom 411 -Stars lost their WOAA - OMHA' Zone championship finals, losing the best of three series two games to one to Kincardine last week, -The Suns won 'the first game, played in Lucknow on . Wed- nesday, by a 3-1 score, but Kincardine' tied the series with a 4-3 win in Kincardine Thur- sday. The deciding game was played here Friday morning as. part ' of Young Canada Week and saw Kincardine squeak out a 1-0 victory to take the series -and the championship. In the first game, the Suns jumped off to a 3-0 first.period lead on goals by David East- wood, Joey Morrissey and Darrell Graham. Brad Arm- strong and Denis Kerr were credited with assists on the second and third Goderich goals. Kincardine got one back to break Suns' goalie.. Jeff benomme's shutout with less than one minute remaining in the game. Paul Emmerton scored the goal on a goalmouth scramble. In Kincardine Thursday, the 'Beavers turned the tables on the Suns, scoring three goals before the Suns replied. Bruce Murray was the marksman on . two of 'the Beavers .goals while Sean "Leach got the other: The Suns came back to tie the score with goals by Joey ---Morrissey, Darrell Graham and David Gallo-. Jim • Mather's' and Brad Armstrong assisted on the first one, Tim Lassaline and Kevin . Campbell helped on the second, and Darrell Graham and Joey Morrissey assisted on Gallow's goal. It looked as though the Suns had taken over, but the Beavers scored on a powerplay with just under five minutes remaining and the Goderich team couldn't get the equalizer. The deciding. ,game in Goderich Friday was a thriller all the way, with a large Young Canada . week crowd being ° treated to fine end .to end hockey throughout the game. The only goal of the game came in the third period when Kincardine captain Paul Emmerton lifted a rebound over a sprawled Jeff Denomme in the Goderith goal. The win was a well-earned one for the Beavers. They finished fifth In ' th`� regular schedule, but- - knocked off second place Hanover in the first round of the playoffs. In the semi-finals' they ousted1the third place- finishers, Walkerton, and then capped it off by taking tbe;charnpionship from the Suns who`had finished first in the regular schedule. The. week was not a total.loss for coach Richard Madge's Suns, however. They received word that the Suns had been awarded the most sport- smanlike team award in the Brussels Optimist Atom Tournament, in which theSun's were finalists in the 'A' division last week. There was a total of thirty Atom teams from all across Ontario competing '1 in this tournament, so it is an award that coach Madge, manager John Bakker and the whole team can be justly proud of. 'A representative of .'4 -the Brussels tournament is scheduled to be present to present the trophy to the Suns ,here •Saturday' iiglit`when- the Suns entertain London Huron East in an exhibition game at 6 The trophy is the fourth'won by the Suns this season. Others were. from the championship of the Arthur tournament, the consolation championship ,in the Kincardine Winter Games and the runner-up trophy in the Teeswater tournament. The Suns defeated Blyth, the WOAA "E" champions, in an exhibition game in Blyth on Monday night by a score of 6-2. Darrell Graham scored four goals for the Goderich team while Tim Lassaline anted Jim Mathers got the�others. ` ,14 Lassaline., • Graham and Denis Kerr were credited with olborne workshop Urban rural differences Incompatability between 'farm and rural ` non-farm._ residents was the, major issue raised at, the agricultural planning workshop held in Carlow last Thursday. Colborne township residents attending the meeting .attacked. the urbanite or rural non-farm resident as a cause for the price escalation of land and the possible deterrent'of expansion of farming operations in the future. Many residents raised the point that the purchase of land by non-farm residents was causing a rapid rise in the price of farmland. The lakeshore and lands adjacent to rivers, which were purchased for recreation sites, was also cited as a major factor for the • escalation of land prices: Some eitizens expressed concern for the future of con- centrated farm -operations unless something is done about the number of noht€arm residents ,moving into the township. They believe that the relationship between intensive farm bperations and rural non- farm residents is simply in- compatible., ..• The 'point was raised 'that perhaps' the Code of Practice protects the urban dweller in the country more than the farmer. If a farmer severs a portion of his land and a,non- farm resident builds a house on what la_nsl, there can be no in- tensivearm operations within the maximum of 1000 feet of that resident. Some farming residents then raised the point, that unless ' rough land or marginal land is very large the provisions of the code of practice could in effect affect ° several "surrounding intensive farm operations depending on the location. This would be the case if the marginal land sold to an ur- banite bordered on several adjacent farms. " Also drainage system outlets are often located in the rough land which is also imnporta'nt to the farm operations. It can also act as insurance against flood control, erosion and drainage control. Because of the high agricultural capability of the land the use of that land becomes increasingly im- portant. The selling of marginal lands could stifle the utilization of productive land STYLISH ECONOMY Y xy ;Seg/Sk t:;( 42 1972 TOYOTA CELIA ST., 2 door hardtop, equipped with 4 speed transmission, AMFM - Radio with rear seat speakers, Rear befrost, Radial Tires, Vinyl Roof, A Good clean unit ready to go LIC • HUE 510 M—W MOTORS YOUR VOLVO DEALER 184 EAST STREET . _, 5244212 - 4 and reduce . the flexibility of farm operations. What the workshop pointed out was that farm residents of Colborne Township are con- cerned about urban develop- ment in the area and whether the two can exist in the same area. However residents of the, township are now aware that there will be no easy decisions assists. 'Kurtis Whitfield and Bruce Hunking were ' the Blyth scorers. The Suns received word that they will be competing in the WOiA Atom Grand Cham- pionship tournament as the 'A' champions. The tournament will be held in Arthur on April 12and 13. 1 r .ntAi1 SIL_ ESTATE Home Lots to Lease Check and compare — Huron Haven Village leases lots for modular and mobile homes. Enjoy full park facilities with country estate living at down to earth prices. Come and talk to us on 21 Highway, 21/2 miles north of Goderich, phone 524- 6384.. • NOTICE - STUMP REMOVAL Stump removal'machine will be available during the month of April. Anyone wishing a stump removed from Town boulevards will be required to pay" a fee of $6.00.per stump. Please notify Municipal Office, 57 West, Street, 524-8344 by April 7th, 1975. We're a year-round firm. We don't - disappear after April 30. Offices are open all year to help you with tax problems. °.. I like knowing help is always available. BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE • 19M VICTORIA ST., N., GODERICH (HIGHWAY 21 Beside Presbyterian Church) Open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays, - 9-5 Saturdays - Phone 524- 8658 Also 3 Rattenbury Street, Clinton OPEN SATURDAYS - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 1 1 7 ,GLOUCESTER TERRACE 2100 square feet of living space in this one floor ranch having. a panoramic river view from the 33' x 9' patiowith, access from the huge family kitchen and the 30' x 16' family room., with two piece bath. Entertainment sided formal living room. Four large bedrooms with threepiece ensuite in master. Economical maintenance free, in floor hot water heating. Also maintenance free exterior. Oversized double garage. Plus many more features. 'Priced at.only 561,500.00. Phone Harry Wach collect in London 672=0520 res. 472-1948. . The Metropolitan Trus1Company REALTOR v, 400 'Adelaide St., N. London, Ontario . THE MAN TO SEE IS 52 West Strait' Godorlch. 524-6991 BUSINESS HENSALL Gas and variety, 7 room living accommodations, excellent investment. .HOMES GODERICH 4 bedroom ,split level with family room. 1 bedroom, cosy home, west end of town. CLINTON' 1500 sq. it., 3 bedroom ranch with attached garage, 6 months old. 1185 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, plastered walls, gas hot water heating. Choose your own broadloom and brick. 2 storey vinyl sided 4 bedroom home. Brick 4 bedroom, spacious and luxurious. SEAFORTH 3 bedroom modern home with workshop. ' VANASTRA l commercial building. INCOME PROPERTY BRUCEFIELD ,4,plex, brick construction, 2 and 3 bedroom units. CLINTON 6 plex, all 2 bedroom units. We are offering a large selection of farms, dairy, cash crop. Please call for full details. „ beef and PAUL WARR C LA R K E ZINN WARREN ZINN 524.9314 524-8620 Lucknow 40 Victoria St. 236 MARY ST. 529-7350 .-t • THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION OLD TORCH NEW FLAME CELEBRATE 1976 WITH A GOLDEN DISPLAY: OF DARWIN TULIPS, SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR °• COLOR & VIGOUR. LARGE SIZE BULBS, MID-SEASON BLOOM. DELIVERY IN SEPTEMBER 1975. Use this order form:- -44 (orccill 524-7949 r • NAME UA TITY ADDRESS PHONE PRICE $16-100 PAYMENT INCLUDED - YES r7 NO DATE TULIP COMMITTEE, BR. 109, KINGSTON ST. GODERICH ,(Orders taken on first come basis, quantities limited) 41 • Support. Legion Community Services • l a PETER S.'Ma'cEWAN GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BROKER 38 ST. DAVID ST. GODERICH 524-9531 • WHAT A BUY In this new classical Colonial three bedroom brick home, large modern kitchen, lovely sitting room, dinette area, panelled rompus 'room, utility room. This outstanding home is located in V.L.A. on a lot 125'x 185', taxes only 5223.00 per year. Phone, today•,for inspection. RANCH STYLE HOME IN V:L.A. ' Consisting of 4 bedrooms, modern in every detail, lot 115' x 152', a nice place to live at a price you can afford. UNIQUE 4 BEDROOM BRICK HOME Located near schools. You will enjoy the large living room ,and the corner fireplace, at a realistic price. OUTSTANDING FAMILY HOME - This 4 bedroom brick home has been completely remodelled, new 'kitchen, raised dining room, den with fireplace, large glassed living room, two 2 pc. washrooms, two 3 pc. bathrooms, lot 104' x 104': This lovely home can be. yours, phone for inspection now. YOU NEED NOT PAY HIGH RENT OR MORTGAGE PAYMENTS When you can buy this 4 bedroom cottage at Biue•water Beach. New broadloom throughout, lot 110' x•30' only asking 515,500.00 100 ACRE FARM IN ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP With 12 room brick home, drilled well, good L shaped barn, 28' x 60', 52' x 60' immediate possession. IF.CASH CROPPING Is your.business you should take a look at this 146 acres, 110 rod of highway frontage, no buildings, no fences, just a lot of 'good agricultural land. 72 ACRE FARM ON HWY."^21 AT DRYSDALE Good brick home, 15 building lots subdivided; balance good farm land at a good price. WHAT PRICE FREEDOM This 13 Acre hideaway is very scenic with a•'gently rolling land to the lovely treed area, a strong spring fed creek flowing through the -property, ideal building site. for only $13,000.00. a TWO EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTS In Seaforth.on a nicely treed quiet street. Anyone looking to the future should buy these now. We Nebd Your Listings, - For Action If 0uying4or Selling PNase Phone Bruce Ryan Res. 524=7162 Jo -An Bullet Ras. 565.2421 John Schnalker Res. 5214.6055 Audrey 'inbred RMI. 524.21103 1 13.R. 'Robinson Res., 524-8905 a Maurice Gardiner Ras. 524-7302•.