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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-12-18, Page 241 PAGU 12---GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURS AY, DECEMBER 18, 1975 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 357.3470.— Stf 17. LOST AND FOUND LOST: a set of socket wrenches, on Highway 21 near Bluff Hotel. • Reward offered. Phone 524- 6375. -51x 24 -6375.-51x 20. TO GIVE AWAY 26. CARD OF THANKS EEDY: 1 wish to thank everyone who was so kind to me while I was a patient in Alexandra Hospital. Special thanks to, friends, ,peigh- bors and relatives for gifts, cards, flowers and visits. All was greatly appreciated.—Colleen , Eedy.-51'ar FINNIGAN: It is my, wishto thank Dr. Wallace, Dr. Lambert and Dn. Thompson and staff, nurses on second floor east, friends and relatives for cards, flowers and gifts during my recent illness in hospital. Merry Christmas to all,—Mellea Fin- nigan. -51x BEACOM: I wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbors for cards, flowers, gifts and visits WOULD you like a cuddly puppy] while a patient in Alexandra for Christmas. Phone 524-7904 Hospital, Goderich, and Victoria after 5 p,m.-50,51 Hospital, London. I wish to take • this opportunity to wish all of you a Very Merry Chrisatrnils and a Happy New Year.—Myrtle,-51 • )' 21. BIRTHS FARRISH:'• At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on December 9, 1975, to Mr. and Mrs. James Farrish, Goderich, a son, Ryan James. MacCUSPEY: To Mr. and Mrs, Glen MacCuspey, RR 5, Goderich, Tanya Dawn, on December 10, 1975, at Alexandra Hospital, Goderich. CHISHOLM: At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Chisholm; Goderich, on December 14, 1975', a Son, Jamie Christopher Ronald. CRAIG: Mr, and Mrs, J. Allen Craig wish to announce the safe arrival of their first child, a son, James "Tyler", born December 11, 1975, at Alexandra Hdbpital, First grandchild for Mr, and,Mrs. Wm. L. Craig, Auburn, first great grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Mackay, Parkhirk°, A special thank ,you to .Dr. Lomas, Dr..Deathe, n4.r,ses and staff 2nd East. -51 • ROYAL: John and Bonnie Royal would like to announce the safe arrival of their second daughter, Heather Lianne,'at Clinton Public Hospital„on December 13, 1975. A sister for'Christa.-51 '25. IN MEMORIAM MURRAY: In loving memory of a dear wife, Florence Murray, who passed away December 17, 1971, Sweet memgrt"es will linger forever: Time cannot change them, it's true: . Years, that may come cannot sever, My loving remembrance of you. —Sadly missed and fondly remembered by husband Lionel and family, -51 26. CARD OF THANKS KOMPF: We wish to express our sincere thanks to the Drs. and nurses on the first floor of the Goderich Hospital, ' also Rev. McCallum,, McCallum Funeral Home, friends and family and everyone that was so kind in our bereavement.—Mrs. N. Kompf, Mr.,and Mrs. Lewis Yundt, Godrich.-51x PEERS: We wish to express our sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for their Expressions of sympathy of flowers and donations to the Ontario Heart Fund and Canadian. Cancer Society during our rrrcent bereavement, Special ..t-han'ks to Ed, Melba and Bill Stiles of Stiles Funeral Home, to Rev. Ralph King, the pallbearers, Doctors and staff of Alexandra Hospital. Your thoughtfulness was greatly ap- preciated.—Nancy, Herb Lyon and Family.-51ar CLEMENTS: I would Pike to extend sincere thanks to Drs, Walker, Lambert and Thomson, nurses and staff on 2nd, East and West, and also to friends and relatives for cards and flower- s.—Dora Clements. -51. LOVELL: The family of the late George Frederick . veil wish to thank everyone whc sent flow ,rs, made donations, sent food, And sympathy' cards. Special thanks to Pastor Dan Thompson, ,the, organist, Mrs. Holman, the soloist Miss Kay Smith, the pallbearers and ,the. Robinson Funeral Hume, Bothwell:. also special thanks for every act of kindness 5'hown to us during our recent bereavement. -51 • i REAL ESTATE LTD. REALTOR VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD Executive retirement or perfect for larger family, living ..room 16 x'",22 with Fieldstone Fireplace, formal dining room with sliding doors to patio, dream kitchen with. Hanover builtins for planned efficiency, main floor utility, room to complement decor of kitchen, 5 large bedrooms all of good size, one of which is used as a study; Apart from 2 ceramic tiled full bathrooms, there is a recreation room with fireplace, fruit cellar, wood storage and 'utility - workshop on the lower level. This home is tastefully decorated to complement the quality broadloom throughout. The 135 x 200 lot is filled with, mature trees and formal planting -beds and only one block from the lake. Many extras plus excellent finan- cing available. Two' good sized, - double building, lots in prime location close to centre of village.' Tremendous future potential, vendor anxious to sell. traditional older homes needed for clients with ex- ceptional taste, wishing to restore'and create settings for antique furnishings — one, or two storey brick preferred., lut let us know what you have available — for your con- venience, excellent first and second mortgage fnancing available. LET KERN SELL OUR HOME PLEASE CALL Milt Van Patter Bayfield 565-2111 REAL ESTATE LIMITED &knJTJCornes ", Numerous plans available • Summer or permanent homes We will completely build,'Inc. plumbing and electrical homes. To your specification or ours We also do addition and renovation. AUBURN 526.779 - Phone: DON, or ALFREDA 19. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 19 ' BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES fKodakl DISTRIBU' OR + +MALLORY WANTED-I-� WESTINGHOUSE + HOLSON ALBUMS ua ified individual Male or Female needed to distribute world famous Kodak film and other photo products through company established locations: "NO SELLING OR SOLICITING 'REQUIRED." Make this year your year for independence. 55495.00 investment. Duaranteed 12 month repurchase agreement. CALL MR. MARTIN COLLECT A6 -228.1751 vMONDAY TO FRIDAY., 9 A.M. TO 6 Fi. . E.S.T. OR WRITE FIRESTONE PHOTOGRAPHS FIRESTONE - BUILDING SINCE 1946.168 N. 3RD. ST., COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215 REAi. MN ESTATEMOS 4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ....101111110111110 r $ n, 8Hf A ,rO t1t. L Member of HURON COUNTY REAL ESTATE BOARD 'MORTGAGE MONEY' 1st mortgages at irc to 95% 2nd mortgages at 13% to 90 TRUST COMPANY FUNDS +NEW HOUSING +EXISTING HOUSES +FARMS +BUSINESS +APARTMENT BUILDINGS ASK YOUR BANK; REAL ESTATE AGENT; OR RON SAMWAYS 482-3337 MERRY CHRISTMAS & .HAPPY NEW YEAR Realty & Insurance Limited LAKE SIDE CQUNTRY LIVING --City convenience. Nearly new modern cum built home ” w'th attached two car garage. Taste ly decgrated three rooms --2112 baths. Spacious living 1 with ;a al fir pl ce. Full basement with large finis echesOlon'rbvh) 'th fireplace and room for every hobby any family could want to do. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY — Discount store west of Stratford. Good income and potential for growth. Selling due to illness. Reddced to 555,000,00 and includes 12 year lease, good stock, with. store fixtures, cash register, etc. 3 bedroom mobile home, needs some fixing. Reasonably priced. 3 LOTS 66 x 166 1 LOT 100 x 305 Large Unconverted .2 storey School house in St. Helens. Excellent brick work, good drilled well, oil furnace and hydro. ENID BELL GODERICH 524.8191 GRAND BEND 23812303 i THE MAN TO SEE IS 199 CAMERON STREET Goderich 524-6991 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Established, profitable, television, stereo sales and repair. Centrally located in• Huron County, asking 515,000,00 plus stock. , BRINDLEY BEACH Six .room, three bedroom cottage, insulated, with electric heating, broadloomed, outdoor barbecue. Large lot 90 ft: x 220 ft. Cottage in excellent condition. 5 BUILDING LOTS Plus 2 bedroom frame home located in Clinton. Priced to sell at '540,000.00. CUSTOM BUILT HOME 3 bedroom 1 floor ranch, brick 'veneer, dining room, 2 baths, finished rec room. Lot 85' x 132'. Located on Queen St. in Clinton. Asking $45,1100.00. BAYFIELD AREA 4 bedroom brick 2 storey home, highway location. 1 acre lot, F.A. oil heat. Modern kitchen, fireplace. Priced at 532,500.00. DAIRY I=AR•M Goderich area, 240 acres, free stall system for fifty-six cows. Four bedroom brick borne. Dairy herd and farm .machinery available. Asking 5178,999.00. We welcome your inquiries. CLARKE ZINN 524-8620 524-6991 199 CAMERON ST. .fir WARREN ZINN 529-7350 .w;•,K LUCKNOW Are You Sure • That you don't want to save the 5% sales tax. come and talk to us. You Have Less Than 2 Weeks STRICKLAND AUTO MART LTD. HURON ROAD GODERICH AMERICAN MOTORS TOYOTA *1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 BENMILLER AREA • ill storey frame home featuring 4 bedrooms. Excellent property on a county road. View of the pond and Maitland River from your dining room. Priced at 559,500. BAYFIELD Almost new custom built bungalow. Master bedroom with bath plus 2 bedrooms and full bathroom. Living room with raised hearth fireplace. Many more features of this exceptional home. Priced at 568,000. To view give us a call. 100 ACRES Ashfield Township. 3 bedroom home. Main barn set up for beef with a bunker silo. Implem,ent -shed and hog barn., Many more buildings to see on this farm. Priced at 5170,000. LOTS IN DUNGANNON Build your new home on one of tbese Tots. 66' x 132' and priced at 52,500 per lot. ▪ • UNDER, CONSTRUCTION 3 bedroom cottage with kitchen, living room combined. Corner windows at end of living room. 800 gal. septic tank in. Located in Point Clark area on a Targe corner lot. Listed at 520,500. Open for offers. LAKEFRONT COTTAGE On beach level. , 2 bedrooms, fireplace with beamed cei'hing in living room. , Fully insulated. Deck across front of cottage. Ideal place to sit •and tl tch-'the water. Priced at 533,500. COUNTRY HOME Attractive, sound 3 bedroom brick home in the country. Full basement, aluminurn storms. Mature trees all located on Ila ' acres near Dublin. Listed at' 537,000. DON HOLST. REAL ESTATE LTD. SOCIAL NEWS REALTOR p 53 West Street Congratulations to Mr. and • 524-8951 Mrs. Jim Ftrrish of•Ashfield John Thompson on the birth of a baby girl at Evenings: 527-0238 the Wingham and District General Hospital on Wed - Lorne Henry ed- Lorne'Henry nesday, December 10. Evenings: 3.95-5080 The Goderich District n Collegiate high school band Evenings: 519-7431 • ' ,presented a' program of Christmas carols to the students at St. Joseph's KINGSBRIDGE KAPERS Mrs Joe C'ourtoeg 529-1189 BINGO • "St, Joseph's Parih Hall at Kingsbridge was I filled to capacity • on Saturday evening, -December 13 for the Annual Christmas Turkey Bingo. Winners of the ten turkeys were: Miss Monica Hebert, Auburn; Frank Austin, Dungannon; Jo Anne VanOsch, Kintail; Mrs. Mary Louise . Dalton, RR 7, Lucknow ; Mrs. Teresa Courtney, RR 1, Dungannon; Miss Brenda Moran, RR 7, Lucknow; Miss, Kathy O'Keefe, Kintail; Mrs. Louise Martin, Glatnmis; Mrs, Pat Howard, RR 3, Goderich with consolation to Mrs, Violet Hayes, Bervie; and Art Simpson, Kiq}tail, Winners ` of Share. the Wealth were Steven Frayne and Pete VanOsch. Winners of' Panda Bears which were made by the 1st Kingsbridge Girl Guide. Company were Cletus Dalton a•td Ken Hodgins. Winner of "Snoopy" the door prize was: Mrs. Helen Riegling, of RR 3, Lucknow with ticket number 153, The draw was made by Ken Hodgins. The girl guides sold coffee. and doughnuts during the bingo, and had several hand Made crafts for sale, Following the bingo the Kingsbridge Youth Club held a draw for the following prizes: a portable radio, won by Mrs. Dorothy Brown; a tape .recorder, won by Mrs. Russell Brindley five Wintario lottery tickets, won -by Tanet Farrish; pen and pencil set, won by Miss Donna VanOsch; and window chimes, won by William VanDyke. fofn 'robey COLBORNE CORNER Mrs G. Kaittinq WI ,Tiger Dunlop Women's ,Institute December meeting was in the form of a Christ- mas Party Thursday, December 11 at 1 p.m. in Colborne Township Hall, - Carlow. ' The hall, decorated for Christmas and the tables with lovely Christmas table centres and the smorgasbord table heayi.ly laden with delicious food ,graced with a beautiful basket of poin- settias and with a background of Christmas music, really created the Spirit of Christ- mas for this noon luncheon. Mrs. Earl Sherwood, president, welcomed- all present..Evgryone sahg the Christ -as Carol, 04. Colne All Ye Kithful, followed,by the Institute Grace before en- joying the delicious meal. While members relaxed Mrs. Frank Mills played a piano solo of several Christmas carols and later all joined itt sirtging several carols. There was an ex- change of gifts attic' Mrs, Wm, Clifford acted as Santa in passing out the gifts. Twenty-seven members and two visitors answered the roll call,, "A Christmas Poem" and the minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. One of the members, Mrs, Morgan King took the course 'Salute to Vegetables" given by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food and presented this, to ' a group of,. Institute Members last week. This was very interesting and thanks Was extended to Mrs, King for her '.intst and efforts for ' the Insti ute. Mrs. G. Ka'itting and Mrs. Henry Brindley reported on volunteer service in the Library Department of Goderich Psychiatric Hospital last ,month, They reported a new supply of hooks is needed and members were asked to bring any hooks they did not require to the next meeting to donate for this work. Mrs. R, Buchanan reported on the., W.I. Board meeting held at Clinton recently giving information re correction of 'by-law and a'dv'ice in regard to the of- figers' conference. Mrs. DeGroot and Mrs.' Ralph Jewell conducted two contests with Mrs. Arnold Young and Mrs. R. Brock the winners. The treasurer's report was encouraging and it was- moved by Mrs. R. Buchanan and seconded by Mrs. Edna Moore to donate $5000 to Salvation Army for League of Mercy work in this district. ACHIEVEMENT DAY Saturday, December 13 was Achievement Day at Brookside School for 4-H Girls Tiger Dunlop Groups. Group Np. 1 "Loafers" with Misses Helen and Norinne Brindley as leaders put- on a skit, "Breads from other Lands" and received congratulations for their splendid effort. Each girl received her spoon and Marjorie Schoemaker received County Honors having completed six projects. Tiger Dunlop Group No, 2 "Active Risers" with leaders Mrs. Harm Kloeze and Mrs, Gerald Feagan presented a skit "The Staff of Life" and were given high praise from Home Economist Mrs. King for a splendid presentation. Nine girls finished the project "Let's Bake Bread" and received' their spoons. Darlene Fisher of this group also ' received County Honors having completed six projects, The girls have presented their leaders with a lovely Poinsettia for the Christmas season, The next project will likely be 'in February or early March- but dates have not been published as yet, ,SOCIAf; NEWS This is Christmas Concert time of the year and Colborne ('entra1 School Concert will r ^ . school, Kingsbridge on Monday, December 15. 4-H Achievement Day "Let's .Bake Bread" was held at the Brookside Public school on Saturday, December 13. The Kingsbridge 4-H Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Evers and Mrs, VanOsch entered the exhibit "Rolls of Many Shapes". Miss Johanna VanDiepan received 4-H County Honors for having completed six 4-H clubs. The presentation was made by Miss Jane Pengilley, Home' Economics for Huron County. Raymond Hogan arrived .home on Friday, December 12 after spending a two week vacation in Mexico City, Mexico. Members,of the K ingsbridgCatholic Women's' League packed approximately 120 boxes of used clothing on Wednesday, December 10. These boxes of used clothing will be shipped to Comberemere in the near future. Reverend Father Nolan of Wingham celebrated Mass in St. Joseph's church at Kingsbridge on Thursday, December 11. Grade 6 students at Kingsbridge hosted the Mass and per- formed the skit "The Wed- ding Banquet". Grade 7 and 8 students from the Sacred Heart School in Wingham played for the folk mass. • Congratulations to . the K i'ngsbridge Senior girls Volleyball team 'who were runners-up in the volleyball. tournament held in'Goderich on Saturday, December 13. --The Kindergarten, Grades 1,2,3,4, and 5 students of St. Joseph's •school at Kingsbridge will present their Christmas concert in the school gym on Thursday ,. evening, 'December 18. Everyone welcome. This community was shocked to hear of the sudden death of Mrs, Frank O'Reilly on Saturday atrternoon, December 13, at the County of Bruce General Hospital, Walkerton. Several from this: area attended the wake at the Tanner and Pearson Funeral Home,"Walkerton, on Sunday evening and Monday, and the. funeral Mass at the, Sacred Heart Roman Catholic' Church on Tuesday morning, December 16, Sympathy is extended to her hu„sband, Frank, and the many relatives. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Stan Holloway, (nee Rosemary Hogan) on the arrival of a baby boy in the Stratford General Hospital on Friday, December 12. John O'Connor is' now making his home for the winter months in Lutknow at,.a' the home of his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leddy. Jerry Heffernan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ormand Hef- fernan was admitted to the Stratford General Hospital on Wednesday, December 10. Major surgery was per- formed on'Friday. We. wish Jeri -y a speedy recovery. Goderich police. calked to 3 mishaps The Goderich Police Department reported three accidents during the past week that resulted in major damage estimates, A single car accident Dec. 10 resulted in $1800 damage to a vehicle driven by Dennis LeBlanc, 91 West St. Goderich after the vehicle struck a pole on Waterloo Street near Lighthouse Street. Police reported the road conditions to be icy and slippery. There were no in- juries. An.accident on The Square Dec. 13 resulted in a total damage estimate of $700 to vehicles owned by Vernon Dodds, 3 Qntario St., Clinton and John Voskamp Jr., RR 7 Goderich. There;- were no injuries, An accident on Dec. 14 bn Elgin Avenue resulted in $200 damage to a parked vehicle owned by Reg McGee and. Sons and $600 damage to a vehicle owned by Jim Bur - bine 254- Christina' Court, Goderich. �.I*tiring the past week the. Goderich Police Department also laid eight charges under the Criminal Code of Canada, 11 under the Liquor Control Act and 37 under the Highway Traffic Act. be this Thursday, December 18 at 8 p.m. at the school ,,gymnasium, This promises to be another splendid concert. Everybody is welcome. `NAFFriday morning, December 19 - the students of Colborne Central School can go skating at the arena from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., Parents are' welcome. School will be dismissed at 2:30 p.m. Friday, December 19, and will resume Monday, January 5, 1976, Benmiller United Church will be having , a general Christmas Musical Sunday, December 21 at -1:30 p.m. in the . Church auditor.iuin, Junior and Senior choirs will furnish special music acid there will be piano numbers and other .instrumental numbers and solos. This will he' a special Christmas ser- vice - in- keeping with the Christy -as season. An in- vitation' is extended to all to come and enjoy a Christmays Service at 'Benmiller United Church, Sunday December 21 at 1:30p.m. Mrs. Eric Reaburn has returned ,home from a visit to 4y int ipeg to visit her folk. While there she attended her brother's 25 Wedding Anniversary' and a special birthday party . for her mother. We are pleased to report that Mrs. James Ruddick who was a patient in' Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich has returned home. Regarding ,the ' accident. recently which involved three of ,the Brindley sisters, we wish to report Rubena and Nancy who were patients in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital Goderich have returned home , but Norinne is still a patient in University Hospital, London. If your family is home for the Christmas season or if - you have friends visiting you, or you went away or have any news and would like to put it in 'Colborne Corner, phone 524-2076. Thanks.. LOCHALSH NEWS Sympathy of this com- munity goes to the Sinhpson families and especially to Mrs. Duncan Simpson and family in the sudden passing of Mr. Duncan Simpson. Mrs. Henry MacKenzie and Niel were recent visitors in Owen Sound with Miss Edda 'Cook who is a patient in Owen Sound Hospital, having fractured, her hip in a 'fall while sliiopping. Preparatory Services and Communion - were held at Ashfield Presbyterian,: Church a week ago. ' Mrs. Finlay MacDonald is a patient in Wingham Hospital. Mr. • John McCharles of Petrolia spent the past w,eekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs, Oliver McCharles. Following church service on Sunday the annual Christmas Concert was presented at Ashfield Presbyterian Church. Mr. Sands was chairman for the program when all the children of the Sunday school took part. Lunch with a social tim'e-followed Mr. and Mrs, Ewan Mac, Lean were recent visitors in London anSarnia. Mrs. - Henry MacKenzie was hostess to the Ashfield Presbyterian Church W,M.S. meeting on Thursday. The ladies had a bountiful noon' time luncheon, with a special Christmas meeting, with Mrs. Helen MacLennan in charge. A shower for bride to be Miss Marion MacDonald was held Saturday afternoon at Ashfield Presbyterian Church. Merry Christmas and New Year to Happy everyone 0