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38. Auction sale 38-. Auction sale
POLICE AUCTION
Sale of unclaimed articles
BICYCLES AND
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
SAT., OCT. 3 '81
10:00 AM
TOWN HALL PARKIG LOT
57 West St.
Goderich
GIANT UNRESERVED
AUCTION
of new and used tractors and equipment at
BRINDLEY'S SALE YARD
DUNGANNON, ONTARIO
Saturday, Sept. 19
10:30 a.m. sharp
More Consignments Welcome
For more information call:
529-7625
AUCTION SALE
of • property and household effects will be
held. for Mrs. Florence Deer in the village 'of
Auburn.
• SATURDAY, SEPT.. 12
• at 12'o'clock sharp
Westinghouse ,fridge; General Electric stove; Philco
electric stove; 0.E `freezer; Westing:kouse clothes
dryer; Viking washer (as new); clothes horse; 2 chrome
table sots; odd chrome table; odd chain; stools; b'uf-
#;elf.china fpbinet; lamps; p)cture frames; large fan;
utility holder small tables; medicine cabinets; desk;
sowing machine; antique cupboard; top of kitchen Cup-
board; drop leaf table; child's crib• and high chair; 2
wicker baskets; some dishes; large crock; pots and
pans; sealers and jars; electrical appliances; meat grin-
der; boiler; .washboard' antique bedroom, suite;
dressers; washstands; chest of drawers; trunks; Iron
and wooden beds; oil stove and oil tank with oil;
logging chains; carpenter tools; tool chests; lantern;
stop ladders; 2 extension ladders; cross cut saw; buck
saw; tool bench; rope; electric cords; barn jacks; barrel;
scythe; forks; shovels; garden tools; lawn choirs; steel
posts; numerous antique.Items.
Property has 11/2 storey frame home, hydro and village
water on large lot. Will be offered sublect to a reserve
bid if not sold previous. This property is a handyman's
special, for Information phone 526-7774.
Terms on property 10% down, balance in 30 days.
Terms on contents cash - owner or auctioneer not
responsible for accidents.
GEORGE POWELL - CLERK
BRIAN RINTOUL-AUCTIONEER
AUCTION SALE
to be held at . the AUC -
y10 ROOMS, ono mile
S. of oderich, Hwy. No.
21 on
FRID Y, SEPT.11th
7:00 P.M. --
Sale to consist of: oak
buffet; Victorian
parlour table; matching
maple single beds and'
chest of drawers;
couches & chairs;
wringer washing
machines; dryers; elec-
tric stoves; upper kit-
chen cabinet unit; man-
tle clock; barbecues;
dressers; beds; spin
washer; small .tables;
children's cribs; bikes;
garden tools; book
shelf; child's organ; T.V.
console stereo; china
cabinet (modern); large
crock; hump -back trunk;
prints 8 frames; glass &
china (including
depression and occupied
Japan), etc., etc.
Auctioneer
Marie Salm
Phone
524-9064
41. To give awdy
PUPPIES, father purebred
Lab, mother purebred Walkem
hound. All black in color.
Phone after 6 p.m. 524
4663 --36
FO1'It house trained kittens to
giveaway Phone 524.9152.--36
FM A ninewekold baby
Beagle puppy who'. , oo ing
for a good home •jh Ints of
kids' to play with o see me.
please phone 521 29800 after 5
p m See ya';onn 36tfnx
44. Engagements
MiLLS-JOHNSTON
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey John-
ston, Goderich, are pleased to
announce .,the - forthcoming
marriage of their daughter,
Valerie Jean to Mr. Kevin
Mills, son of Dr. and Mrs. G: F.
Mills, . St. Catharines. The
wedding will take place in•
Knox Presbyterian Church,
Goderich, on Saturday, Sep-
tember 19, 1981.-36
MONTGOMERY-MELiCK
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Melick,
Goderich, are pleased to an-
nounce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter;
Lynda Darlene to Mr. Mark
Douglas', son of Mr. and Mrs.
Maitland Montgomery,
Goderich. The wedding will
take place on Saturday,
September 26, 1981 at3:30p.m.
in Knox Presbyterian Church,.
Goderich.— 36x
•
WOODSCHOENHALS
Mr. anti Mrs. Lloyd
Schoenhals of Goderich and
Mr and" Mrs. Darrell Wood of
Blyth are pleased to announce
that their children .lanet
Lynne and Perry Nelson have
chosen Saturday, September
19 1981, as the first day of their
ne\v lives together. The
wedding will take place at 3:30
p rrm in North Street United
church, Goderich, with an
open reception to follow at 9
o'clock in Blyth.—:36
•
YOUNGBLUT-PECK
Mr and Mrs Robert K. Peck,
Zurich, Ontario and Mr. and
Mrs Stanley E Youngblut.
Gn. ich, Ontario. are pleased
to announce the forthcoming
ms rriage of their children,
wthry'h Lori and Robert
Edward The wedding will
take place at 3p.m , Saturday,
September 26, 1981, in Goshen
1'nitedChurch. •36
39. Educational
39. Educational
HURON -PERTH COUNTY
ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD
invites applications from:
local incorporated associations who are in.
forested in furthering the interests and
well-being of 'exceptional children to
nominate one member from their group to
serve on the SPECIAL EDUCATION ADVISORY
COMMITTEE of the Board.
Inquiries and/or applications can be made
to:
John McCauley,
Superintendent of Education
Huron -Perth R.C,S.S, Board
P.O. Box 70,
DUBLIN, Ontario.
NOK 1E0
(519) 345-2440
R. Murray,
Chairman
W, Eckert,
- Director
44. Engagements
DURNIN-MacLEOD
Jack and Charlotte MacLeod,
London, Ontario, and Ernest
and Maxine Durnin, .Auburn,
Ontario,• are happy to an-
• nounce• the forthcoming
marriage of their children,
Barbara Gail and Douglas
Elwyn,, Saturday, September
19, 1981, _ at Siloam United
Church, London, Ontario. -36
MELADY-NAYLOR
Mrs. Jessie Naylor, Goderich,
is happy to announce the forth-
coming ' marriage of • her
.daughter, Doris Lorraine •to
Mr. Patrick Joseph Melady,
son of Dr. and Mrs. T. R.
Melady, Goderich. The
wedding • will ,take place on
Saturday, September 19, 1981
at ' 4 p.m. in Knox 'United
Church, Auburn, Ontario. -36
46. In memoriam
• HASTY
In loving memory of a dear
wife and mother, Audrey
Hasty, who passed away,six '
years ago, September J0, 1975,
In quiet thoughts we live ,
again,
The years. that Used to be,
Sofull of love and happiness ,
You were always so sincere.
The kindness of your nature,
' The sunshine of your smile,
Are the things we shall
remember, •
And tree sure all the while.
Though your smile has gone
forever,
Your dear face we cannot.
touch, • • • • •
We still.. never lost the
memory, ' '
Of the one we loveso much.
Down a road that's calm and •
peaceful,
Guided by God's loving hand,
You have goneupon a journey,
To a bright and perfect land.
Your smile, your kindness and
your..rove,
Which made our lives com-
plete,
Are safe in loving hands above,
Where once again we'll meet.
Just a prayer from those who
love you,
Just a memory fond and true,
In our heartsyou live forever,
For we thought the world of
you.
—Lovingly remembered by
Lorne, Brock and Irene: -36x
WILLIS
In loving remembrance of our.
beloved son, Emmerson
Densmore, who' departed this
life September 2nd, 1965,
Down the road that is calm and
peaceful,
Guided by God's loving hand,
You have goneupon a journey,
To tha t bright and better land;
ltesting where the shadows
fall.
In peaceful sleep he awaits us
all,
God will link the broken chain,
When one by one we meet
again. '
Remembered always by his
step -dad and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Johnstone -36x
47. Card of thariks
BOGIE
The family of the late Edna
Bogie wishes to thank their
relatives, neighbors and
friends for the flowers, cards,
donations, and• many other
acts of kindness received
during their recent
bereavement. Special thanks
to Dr. Hollingworth, the staff
of Goderich Flospital, Dr.
Eberhard and staff of Victoria
ifospital (Westminster
Campus) m London, the staff
of Maple Grove Lodge in
Goderich, Rev. J. Wood, and
the McCallum Funeral
Home. --Harvey, Barry and
Willa Bogieand family. -36
•
47. Card of thanks
ON BEHALF of .Gerry and
myself, we would like to thank
everyone who' attended our
Stag and Doe which- was held
on August 29, 1981 and making
it such a great success. Special
thanks to Mr. Bob Daer and
everyone who helped out. It
-will always be remembered
and appreciated.—Michele
and Gerry, -36
BLUNDELL
We wish to thankour relatives,
friends and neighbors for
helping to make our 40th
,wedding anniversary such a
lovely occasion. Thank you for
the cards, flowers and gifts. A
special thanks to Dianne and
Melvin' for having "Open
House" at our home,and the
lovely dinner for relatives at
the Seven Dwarfs Restaurant
in : London.. Thank you
all.—Percy and Anna. -36x
. GREER
The family of the late Evelyn
Greer wish to express their
sincere thanks and ap-
preciation to relatives, friends,
neighbors, .A.M.&G. Hospital
nurses'. and staff, also 'her
roommates for the kindness
shown her in the past five
weeks, . also 'Doctors Murton,
Hollingworth and Walker and
during our recent
bereavement. Thanks to those
who sent floral tributes and
memorial donations, also
cards of sympathy, to the
Beattie Funeral Home, Rev.
Alun Thomas, pallbearers,
flowerbearers, the ladies who
served a lovely lunch and to
those who helped in any way.
Your kindness will always be
remembered.-36nx
KF.RR
The family of the late Benson
(Curly) Kerr wish to thank
family, friends andneighbors
for their expressions of
sympathy, floral tributes and
the many donations to the
Canadian Cancer Society.
Special thanks to Rev. John
Wood, Dr. Hollingworth,
nurses of the ist floor Goderich
Hospital, McCallum Funeral
Home, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Hamilton, Mr. Bob Prouse,
Mr. and' Mrs. Wilfrid Kinahan
and the Iadies Legion
Auxiliary. -36x
McISAAC
We would like to thank all our
friends, relatives and neigh-
bors for alltithe flowers, cards
and gifts and for yisiting us'
while we were in the hospital.
A very special thanks to Dr.
lfollingworth, nurses and staff
on 2nd floor, for making our
special occasion an even
happier one.—Pat and Jen-
nifer Jean. -36
NICHO1 Sf)N.
The family of the late Ellen
Nicholson wish to express their
sincere thanks to relatives,
neighbors, pallbearers and
friends for floral tributes,
cards, food sent to the house
and many acts iif kindness -
during our recent
bereavement. Many thanks for
donations to the Heart Fund
and Gideon Bible Society. Also
special thank ss to the nurses on
second floor east A.M.&G.
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Leslie Rourke, Rev. Anderson
and Stiles Funeral
Home.—The family of the late
Ellen Nicholson. -36
i TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
WANTED TO BUY - Used
hockey equipment in good
condition for 12 -year-old boy.
Phone 524-6249.-36x
BOARDING STABLE for
horses, five box stalls
available. Contact John,
Geiger, Zurich, 236-4592.-36-
38
FOR SALE - 3/4 ton Chev, 57,080.
miles, new tires and brake,
runs good. Golden Falcon
camper with stove, fridge,
furnace and toilet. Complete
$5,800.00 or best offer. Phone
482-3723.-36x
YARD SALE - September 11th
and 12th, 4 p:m. - 7 p.m. and 10
a.m. -4 p.m.,255South St. -36
FRESH EGGS daily. Small -
70c doz.; medium - $1.00 doz.;
large - $1.20 doz.; ext. large -
$1.25 doz. Martin's Market, ',4
mile east of Benmiller corner
on Hwy. .13. Phone 524-
8024.-36ar
MUST SELL - 1978 Monte
Carlo, V6, 4 speed, stereo, best
offer. 1978 Suzuki 550, good.
shape, must sell. Phone 524-
81913.-36nx
24,8198.-36nx
LOST: Agolden retriever in
the Dunlop Corner area.
Answers to the name 'Rowdy'.
If found, contact Carmel at
524-4308. —36nx
SP
Lice outbreak chclod
BY CATHERINE
WAISH, M.S.,
DIRECTOR, PUBLIC
HEALTH NURSING
Huron County has been ex-
periencing an outbreak of
head lice amongst children
during the sunilner months.
Head lice infection - also
known as pediculosis - is ex-
clusively a human problem
and still quite common.
The head louse lives on the
scalp and has an existenceof
approximately one month.
The adult female head
louse lays eggs (called nits)
which are whitish, oval
shaped and tiny: These nits
cling to the hair shaft, and
unlike dandruff, they keep
on clinging and cannot be
shaken off; after about a
week the nits hatch into new
lice; They puncture the skin
•
to obtain food; this causes it-
ching
tthing afid scratching which
can cause infection.
Head lice are usually
transmitted from one person
to another by direct contact
with the hair. This can hap-
pen if you use an infected
person's brush or comb.
Towels, sheets, blankets,
pillows and clothing,
especially hats, can all
transfer lice from one head
to another.
Parents should not get in-
dignant if their child
becomes infected, the pro-
blem has nothing to do with
dirt of with standards of
hygiene at home. Head lice
are more of an irritation or
an aggravation than an ac-
tual health hazard. Head lice
do not carry disease.
However, if one person in a
family or school has
pediculosis, chances are
others will be affected too. It
is for this reason that
children who are infected
are sent home from school.
When the children return to
school in September, each
child's head will be examin-
ed and parents notified of
children who have
pediculosis.
Because of the way lice
multiply and spread, itis im-
portant to take immediate
action to treat the condition.
To rid the head of lice and
nits the following should be
done:
1. Soak the head in pure
vinegar for ten minutes. This
is to soften the shell of the
nit.
2. Apply Para Lice (spray)
orKwellada (shampoo) solu-
tions which can be bought at
the drugstore. Follow the
directions on the battle. ,Use
a fine steel tooth comb,
separating each strand of
hair and comb very careful-
ly to remove all nits. The
combing of the hair must be
done strand by strand until
the entire head is free from
nits. It is much easier to
comb hair and remove nits
when the head is wet. The
steel comb may be borrowed
from your local health unit
office.
3. All clothing should be
washed in very hot water;
this especially applies to
headgear, Scarves and bed
linen. If washing is not possi-
ble, then dry cleaning is an
alternative or spraying with
Para Lice spray.
All parents should check
their child's hair each -day
and should they find a nit or
live lice, the above treat-
ment should be carried out.
Sunset golfers win in Owen Sound
by Betty Helesic
Well we certainly are get-
ting enough rain now to keep
the course lovely and green -
there is also likely lots of
water and we probably
should be using water balls
from now on. Hope everyone
is able to get their matches
played in between showers.
Last Tuesday, September
1st, men's night - Steve
Durst was the low gross win-
ner, while Bill Chisholm had
low net and Bill Brown was
closest to pin.
First flight winners were:
Don Armstrong, Brian
Reeve and Stan Connelly;
second flight went to Colley
McDonaugh, Ron Stanley
and Bill Brown; while Tim
Willows, Frank Graham and
George Williams were the
winners of third flight.
Congratulations to Della
and Tony Bedard, Shirley
and Paul Baechler, Ellen
and Stan Connelly and Joan
and Bob McDougall who
were prize winners at the
Owen Sound Couples' Tour-
nament recently.
As last Thursday was a
rainy night only nide ladies
completed their game out of
the 29 present.
First flight winner was
Verna Kane; second flight,
Mary Lynne Telford, Joan
McDougall and Rocky
Whalen; while Dorothy
Bogie, Marilyn Graham,
Dorothy Bourdeau and Pat
Dockstader were the third
flight winners.
A reminder for the ladies,
w.
Flaked out
Seaforth team wins lawn bowling
With all the rain of the last
two weeks, the. Goderich
lawn bowling greenis have
never.lookedbetter.
On August 5, the team of
Edith Argyle skip and Willa
Williams lead won first prize
and the G.A. Whitney trophy
hi Seaforth.
On August 19,the team of
May Richardson and Helen
Donahue from Dublin,
Ireland with Willa Williams
skip, competed in Wigham.
No prize money, but the
ladies had an enjoyable day
out.
"On August 21, the third and
last fun day for this season
was held with eight ladies
present. . The ladies held
their filial tout7nament on
September 2 with five greens
in play. Despite the threat of
rain, three games were
completed.
First prize was , won, by
Nora Finnigan's .team from
Wingham. Second prize went
to Lois Haines' team from
Clinton with Martha Rath -
burn of Goderich filling the
lead postion. Third went to
the Vona Davies' team of
Sarnia, and consolation prize
was won by the Exeter team
of Isobel Rogerson.
A delicious pot luck lun-
cheon was enjoyed at noon.
Coming up in October will
be the annual fall meeting
and pot luck supper to finish
up this season of lawn
bowling. The date has not yet
been decided.
All Candor
racing
An eligible starter in
Sunday afternoon's Ontario
Sires Stakes racing highlight
at Clinton Kinsmen Raceway
is All Calor, the undisputed
king of the province's
trotters.
COMING SOON
Watch for the
GODERICH
RECREATION
AND
COMMUNITY
CENTRE BOARD
It will be a supplement
to the Goderich Signal -Star
on Wednesday, September 23
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION -
CALL THE RECREATION DEPARTMENT AT
524-2125
PECK APPLIANCES
"IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA"
• FILTER QUEEN SALES & SERViCE
• VACUUM CLEANERS - (Sales & Service to
Most Makes)
• FM COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
For Farm & Rosiness
• SPEED QUEEN APPLIANCES
• MOFFAT APPLIANCES
*INSECT LIGHTS & FLY KILLING UNiTS
°GIFTS
• MANY OTHER ITEMS
VARNA, ONT.
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September 17th will be an
auction night of baked goods
and preserves. This will also
be an Interclub night.
At the Two -Ball Monday,
September 7th, the winners
were: Brian Reeve and
Ellen Connelly, Stan Telford
and Thora McCabe, Dave
MacAdam and Marilyn
Graham. _
Dave MacAdam and
Dorothy Bogie will be play-
ing off with Stan and Mary
Lynne Telford for the mixed
Two -Ball champs.
Rehearse
The Blyth Festival Singers
•
will resume their weekly
rehearsal schedule on Mon-
day, September 14 in Blyth
Memorial Hall. • •
. Now starting its second
season, this mixed choir of 80
voices enjoyed sell-out
houses at its three concerts
last year and is looking for-
ward to another successful
year in 19812. The choir,
whose members come from
a 40 -mile radius of Blyth, is
under the professional direc-
tion of Lawrie Rowbotham of
Listowel.
Plans for this season in-
clude a benefit performance
• on October 24 in support of
the Blyth Memorial Hall
Building Fund, a special
• performance of Christmas
music. on December 6, and
concerts in March and June.
These will all take place in
' . Blyth Memorial Hall._
If you would like more in-
formation about the Blyth
Festival. Singers, please call
,choir president'Lynda Lentz.
at 523-9636.
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