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34. Personal
34. Personal
EMPLOYERS
OCAP
(The Ontario Career Action Program)
OCAP has young people between the ages of 16 and 24 who
are looking for many types of occupations. There are few
limitations onrthe kind of work they can do, provided, that the
skills acquired in training are marketable in the community.
YOU CAN HELP YOUNG PEOPLE SOLVE THE "FIRST JOB"
DILEMMA BECAUSE THEY CAN'T GET EXPERIENCE.
If you are willing to train, we can provide young people who
meet your requirements and we will pay them for up to 16
weeks.
If you would like more information, or an OCAP application
form, call Conestoga College, 885-0300 Ext. 47 or 48.
We've got lotto share.
TO JIMELLEN:" Whatever is
felicitously expressed risks
being worse expressed: it is a
wretched taste to be gratified
with mediocrity., when the
excellent hes before us.
"Sorry".—;37x
35. Notice to
creditors
ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of EDNA
ELIZABETH BOGIE, Widow,
late of the Township of .
Colborne, in. the County . of
Huron; who • died on' or about•
the 28th day of August, 1981,
are 'required to file the same
with full particulars with the
undersigned by the 10th day of
October, 1981, as • after that
date the assets' of the estate
willbedistributed.
DATED at Goderich,
Ontario,.:this 11th . day of
September, 1981.
PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, etc.,
33 Montreal Street,
GODERICH, Ontario.
.Solicitors for the
Estate.
—37-39 •
ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of
WILLIAM LYLE OLIVER,
Retired School Teacher, late of .
the Township of Ashfield, in
the County of Huron, who died
on or about the 29th day of
August, 1981, are required to
file the same with full par-
ticulars with the undersigned
by the 10th day of October,
1981, •as after that date the .
assets of the estate, will be
distributed.
DATED at Goderich,
Ontario, this 14thday of
September, 19,81.
PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, etc.,
Montreal Street,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the
Estate.
—37-39
36. Announcements,
notices
LONESOME .for letters? 4'll
write cheery letters or cards.
l -'or first letter and card, send
S2.IN0 to "Chatter" Box 6744,
Station ".1", Ottawa, Ont. K2A
3Z4. -37b C.
COUNTY OF HURON
` n
TREASURER'S SALE
OF LAND
1N
ARREARS OF TAXES
COUNTY OF HURON
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a tax, sale will be
held In the Council
Chambers of the Court
House, Goderich, On-
tario; on Tuesday,
December 1S, 1981, at
10:00 A.M. re: any un-
paid taxes still outstan-
ding at that date, as
shown on the list
published in the Ontario
Gazette on September
5, 1981.
NOTICE 1S' HEREBY GIVEN
that if any of the unpaid
lands remain unsold, an
adjourned sale will be
held on Tuesday,
December 22, 1981 at the
same hour and place.
Lists of properties in-
volved may be secured
at my office in the Court
House, Goderich, On-
tario.
Bill G. Haply
Clerk•Treasuror &
Kilmfnistrator
County of Huron
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32. Custom work
COMBINING
OF CORN,
Call:
524-7023
38. Auction sale
Richard Lobb
AUCTIONEER
Clinton 482-7898
AUCTION CALENDAR
SAT., SEPT. 26-10 A.M.
Trucks, trailers, Insula-
tion equipment, alum-
inum equipment, car-
penter tools, etc., to be
held for Stewart
Aluminum Ltd..
Goderich, Ont.
MON. SEPT. 28 - 7 P.M.
3 bedroom house at 226
Mary St. Clinton for Don
Darrell.
HOUSE AUCTION
Monday, September 28th 7:00 p.m.
226 MARY STREET. CLINTON. ONT.
We have received instructions from Don Darrell to,offer
for sale by Public Auction, subject to reserve bid. this.4
bedroom 1 floor home in good condition heated with
gas furnace, situated on a large corner let with 2 paved
drives, garage, with new, homes on both sides.
Terms of Salo: 10% down at time of sale, balance due in
full in 30 days.
Subject to approval prior, to sale, assumable 1st mor-
tgage of approximately •21,000.00 at 10%. '
this property may:be inspected one hour before Auc-
tion or by appointment with
WORKMAN
REAL ESTATE LTD.
Clinton Office - 482-3455 or
Aileen Craig - 482-3669
RICHARD LOBB - AUCTIONEER 482-7898
NO RESERVE
AUCTION
Main • Dealership In Kincardine and Branch dealer-
ship In Port Elgin - both closed down completely.
FRANCHISE TERMINATED
Ali Office. Shop, Parts Dept. and Body Shop equip-
ment will be brought into and sold from the main
location of
BIRRELL CHRYSLER DODGE LTD.
911 Queen Street, Kincardine, Ont.
(Hwy. 9 8 21)
FRIDAY, Sept. 18, 1981 - 10:30 a.m. SHARP
PARTIAL LISTING
SPECIALS: Signs 4 x 6 plastic faces - flashing lights •
Microcom 1600 fische viewer • fire extinguishers dry
chemical • 4 metal "H" lights 1000 W & fixtures • 1-
250 W dusk to dawn light • 6 x 7 Read -A -Board sign
c/w full set of 6',' x 12" letters and numbers.
OFFICE: 2 wood desks with returns (L-shaped almost
new) • 2 metal closing desks- 2 older wood desks •
chairs • 6 calculators` • 2 typewriters electric • 1
cheque writer • photo copier • smaller items.
PARTS DEPT.: approx. 40 sections steel ports shelving
• 2 parts viewer • 1 telecopier • 5 cases automatic
trans. fluid • 2 time clocks.
SHOP: Coates 20-20 tire changer • Coates 10-10 tire
changer • FMC auto scan HCCO analyzer • 2 elec-
tronic spark analyzers • 2 Marquette acetelyne tor-
ches and gauges c/w cart • 2 Lincoln electric welders
c/w H.D. cord • FMC auto scan 2700 c/w stand. snap
on front end alignment system • 1/4" socket set c/w
ratchet and Johnson barn • 2 wet and dry vacuum
cleaners • 2 sets Hopkins headllaht aimers • snap on
valve refacer and resector • 4 11/2-2 & 4 ton floor
lacks • 5" & 6" H.D. vises • snap on wheel balancer •
steel work benches • 2 Delco bench grinders H.D. •
Hunter wheel balancer 13-14 & 1S°i adapters •
Blackhawk transmission lack • 2 hydraulic bumper
lacks • 12 axle stands • creepers • 2 snap on timing
lights • tire repair kit • waste oil stand • anti freeze
testers • '/," electric drill • impact gun • reamers •
pullers • growler • axle pinion setting gauge •
vacuum guage • Chrysler special tools • drain pans •
grease pumps 8 grease guns • trouble lights • hoist
top • exhaust hoses • vulvan 6000 Ib. lift • air hoses •
etc.
BODY SHOP: Blackhawk damage dozer c/w attach-
ments & pneumatic foot operated motor • Hein
Werner porta power set complete • Sioux electric
feather edger • Chicago air feather edger • Chicago
& Industrial air sanders • heavy duty electric sander
• 36" metal brakes • 2 Devilbiss spray guns • wheel &
body covers • quantity of sanding discs a sandpaper
wet & dry • masking tape • thinners & reducers •
painting mask masking paper • strainers • body
sealer • primer surfacer 0 air regulators • etc.
TERMS: CASH OR MAKE ARRANGEMENTS BEFORE
SALE. REMOVAL: SALE DAY AND SATURDAY.
Open for Inspection Thursday - 12 to 8 p.m.
for further information call: "
GREATER TORONTO &U.CT_IONIS
Mississauga, Ontario 416-27S-3000
38. Auction sale
38. Auction sale
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
Contact us for good clean consignments, complete
households and estates. liquidations, cars and
trucks.
Auctioneer: Jake Thalen Jr.
482-7922 .
STOREY AUCTIONS
on location
SELLING WITHOUT RESERVE
The equipment, stock and
office furnishings of
GARDNER INDUSTRIAL
SALES LTD. FORK LIFT
TRUCK SALES &.SERVICE
Dundas Street 3 miles east of Crumlin Road on No. 2
Highway.
LONDON, ONTARIO
10 A.M. SATURDAY, SEPT.; '4TH
PREVIEW SALE DAY ONLY.
COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS AND EQUIPMENT, LAND &
BUILDINGS.
* *****>*r******.*****cif*
* POLICE AUCTION
7♦ *
* ` ' Sale of unclaimed articles -
* BICYCLES AND
f MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
* SAT., OCT. 3 '811 )1
* 10:00 AM *
TOWN HALL PARKING LOT
LAMB'S AUCTION SALE
* 57 West St.
116 Cambria Road NORTH, Goderich 524-9657
*
Goderich
* ******************'*
39. Educational
39. Educational
HURON -PERTH COUNTY
ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD
invites applications from:
local incorporated associations who are in-
terested 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
t0:
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
40 Lost & Found
emonm
L()ST A daughter's ring with
three stones. near Maitland
('nun try (luh or Square. Two
sapphires and one ruby Phone
5297323,-' 37x
41 To give away
rut It KITTENS td good
homes, Phone 524-2429,-3?
Bu-yi no; ox selling.;
CLASSIFIEDS can work for
you. Call The Goderich Signal -
Star, 524-8.13l.
44. Engagements
B.AYNOR-BOYCE
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Boyce, 163
McDonald Street, Goderich
are pleased to announce the
upcoming marriage of their
daughter, Carla Michelle,
Gerald Anthony Gaynor, sod of
Mr, and Mrs. Leon Gaynor, 191
Wellington Street, Goderich.
The wedding will take place on
'October 3, 1981 at 3:00 p.m. at
St. Peters Roman Catholic
Church, Goderich.-37
GIBSON-TALBOT
The forthcoming marriage of
Mary Lynn Talbot to Paul
Gibson is announced by their
parents, Mrs. Ruth Talbot of
Bayfield and Joe and Isobel
Gibson of R.R.4, Seaforth. The
marriage will take place in
Knox Presbyterian Church,
Bayfield on Saturday, October
10 at 4 p.m. Reception to follow
at the White Carnation,
Holmesv it le. -37x
47. Card of thanks
ATFIELD
I would like to thank everyone
who sent cards and flowers
while 1 was in A,M.&G.
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
L. Rourke, Dr. Watts, and Dr.
Thomson. to all the nurses on
2nd East for their hard work.
Liana specially would like to
thank all the nurses for their
love, misses all their special
•attention and wishes she was
,with •' them.— Gloria and
Liana. -37
HOGAN
Marianne and Lawrence want,
to thank everyone for their
shower and wedding gifts. To
everyone who attended and
helped at our stag and doe and
wedding reception and to all
who helped make our wedding
,day July 11th such a
memorable day in our lives.
We thank you all most sin-.
,cerely.—Marianne and
Lawrence Hogan.— 37
JEFFREY
1 wish to express my sincere.
thanks to all my friends,
neighbors and relatives for all
their visits, flowers; treats,
cards and gifts I received
during .my stay at University
and ,Goderich Hospitals.
Special thanks to Father
Loebach, Dr. Lomas; Dr.
Watts, ambulance attendants
and all the nurses and staff on
first floor, Special thanks also
to .lint Strong, and Kevin
Talbot. All your kindness is
much appreciated,—Todd
.Jeffrey. -37
•
SCHMiDT
Karen and Karla Jean would
like to. thank ' friends and
relatives for the flowers, cards
and gifts while we Were in the•
hospital. A very special thanks
to Dr. B. Thomson, nurses and
staff on 2nd floor. for all their
care and kindness. -37
i TOO LATE .TO
'CL ASSI,FY
1")H( SALE 'Space heater with
summer fan; 700 used green
and wthite floor tile. !i" square.
I'hone 52:4 0403.-37x
Volt SALE 1977 Hord ' ' ton,
super cab, :151 engine, power
brakes. power steering,
Michelin tires. 1972 Tripole
trailer' 20 ft. tandem, sleeps
six. Phone 524 117.17-- 37 — `
I,AS'I' '(•'1JANt'E al owning a
beautiful three bedroom, split
level home, only four left al
(Jordon Stri'c't in Clinton,
1 nbeafahle, $4',IH041.14down
payable, monthly instalments
only 1:25() 00. Contact Kon at I
ii72;0210i, kilter 3::to p.m. arid
weekends • .37
FISHER - In loving memory of dear
parents and grandparents.
Vera and Harvey Wisher, who
passed away September 15,
1'173 and October 11. 1909,
respectively.
Though their smile has gone
forever
And (heir hands we cannot
t oui•h,
Sl ill we have so many
memories
t N' I he ones we laved so much.
Their memory is our keep
sa kc•.
ith which we'll never pati,
Even though they're gone
forever.
We still have them in our
hearts • •
Lovu)gly remembered by
I )onna. A mold. Gerald. !Why
Vivian, lien and families. 37x
Trailer Snarls! If you're
holding up traffic, signal,
pull over, and let other
motorists pass.
ern",
The first week of Grade 1 at Robertson was obviously a fine one for six-year-old Gary
Brown. He ran home on Thursday with some special artwork, but took time out for a proud,
if toothless, smile. (Photo by Cath Wooden)
mberley child killed
BY KAE WEBSTER
The Amberley hamlet was
saddened and shocked last
Sunday morning to hear of
the ' death of little Jillian
Oldenburg in her seventh
year: She, . the . beloved
daughter of Dave and
Rosemarie' Oldenburg of
Amberley, was killed .in ,a
car accident 2 km. east of
Wingham. A car driven by
Russell McGuire of Bran-
tford slid into the Oldenburg.
car killing himself and little.
Jillia n who was asleep in the
backseat. Mr. McGuire was
a disc jockey at CKNX-FM
Wingham .having just
acquired this position just
two weeks before the ac-
cident.
Mr. McGuire was the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lovell
McGuire formerly of this
area and was a nephew of
Mrs. Jim Bradley and Mrs.
J.S. Robb. Mr. and Mrs.
Oldenburg and son Shane
were hospitalized for cuts
and had many cuts from
broken glass.
Then Wednesday morning
.the community received its
second shock when they
heard that Paul Reigling,
six-year-old son of Max and
Helen Reigling of Lochalsh,
was hit and critically injured
when he was hit' by a truck
when Paul and his brother.
Dean were crossing the
highway. to board theschool
bus.., The man driving the
truck was from Wroxeter on
his way to work in " Kin-
cardine. Paul remains in
critical condition in Victoria
Hospital in London at time of
writing: Sympathy' is ex-
tended to Max and Helen and
many prayers are being said
for the recovery of their little
boy.
Mrs. Dorothy Finlayson
had some of her family with
her on the Labor Day
weekend. They were Jane
and Raul Emberlin and
family of Toronto, Bill and
Judy Finlayson and family
of Sarnia, Rod and Jeanie
Finlayson and family of
Sarnia and Allen Finlayson
of Toronto.
Dick Evans left for Sud-
bury Wednesday after
spending three weeks
visiting at Mrs. Rhetta,
MacLennans.
Donna and John Zim-
merman of London visited on
the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Warren W ylds.
Mary Ellen MacKenzie
was flower girl and Mrs. Jim
(Ruth) MacKenzie was
bride's_..maid__a. _. the_._ Ina.
Veiderhorst, Henry Jurjens
wedding at the Dutch
Reform Church in Lucknow
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington
Webster, had a few visitors to
see: them from Richfield,
Ohio and area last weekend.
They were Ron Ellis, Ron
and Jeanine Sholtys, Atlee
Jean and Tricia Wise, Cecil
Webster and Jim Webster of
Waterloo. Ron Ellis, Mr, and
Mrs. Sholtys and Atlee Wise
carne up on their motor-
cycles, while Jean, Tricia
and Cecil came with the
equipment in the J immy.
Ron Ellis and Mr. and Mrs.
Sholtys had been up .before
snowmobiling, it was the
first time to be up in the area
during the summer. They
found it very lovely and quite
a difference to when the
snow is deep and it is' cold
and stormy.
On Monday they all went
up to the Bruce Nuclear
Power Development and had
a conducted tour. This was
followed by a cook -out on the
beach at Devil's Elbow at the
end of the 12th. .
Atlee Jean and Tricia'Wise
and Cecil Webster stopped in
Goderich ontheir way to
Webster to see Mrs. Norma
Young and Mrs. Viola
Farquhar for a few minutes.
MacDonald clan
Some of the MacDonald.
clan entertained at the
Pinecrest Nursing Home in
Lucknow on Thursday af-
ternoon. It . was enjoyed
much by the residents of the
home. After. entertaining
those that could get to the
recreation room, they went
to the rooms Werethe
bedridden patients were and
played for them there.
. The ones taking part. on
this occasion were: Mr. Mac
Webster of Kincardine on the
drums, Miss Mabel
MacDonald of Lucknow on
the piano, Mr, pavid
.MacDonald of the Lot halsh
area on the pipes, and Mr.
Finlay. MacDonald also of
the Lochalsh area had' his
guitar.
Mrs. Stella Irwin of
Kinloss is now able to. be out
of the hospital and is now
recuperating at the home of
• her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wilkens. Glad to report that'
Mrs. Irwin is now able to get
arouhd well.
Mr. and , Mrs. E.G.
Torrible nee (Betty • Kem-
pton) and four children are
at the home of her twin
brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kempton
of Point Clark, and attended
the Lowry, Kempton wed-
ding in Ripley on Sat., Sept.
12.
Pamela : McIntosh
daughter of Mr. Bob
McIntosh and the late Mrs.
McIntosh starts her first
year ofa two year course on
Monday at Centralia
Agricultural College.
Pamela is taking Animal
Health Technology. Good
luck Pamela..
Dr, and. Mrs. Russell
Moncrief spent the Labor
Day weekend at the cottage
at Waubaushene on the
Bruce Peninsula.
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