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PAGE 14 -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,1981
Tarn&Country
CLASSIFIED
ANT A
C ateunity holds shower
phone for Lochals . area woman
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36. Announcements, 36. Announcements,
. notices notices
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36. Announcements,
notices
P.U.C. WATER CUSTOMERS
NOTICE OF RATE ADJUSTMENT
Due to the higher cost of providing service and the Town's Involvement In the Neigh-
bourhood Improvement Plan. ithe Goderich P.U.C. has found it necessary to increase
Its water rates effective with all billings issued on and after November 1. 1981.
MONTHLY RATES AND CHARGES
Flat Rate
Metered Rote
First 50,000 gallons
Next 100,000 gallons
Next 200,000 gallons
Balance
Swimming Pools
Large
Small
Hydrant Rentals
Existing
•8.00
•1.29 per thousand
•1.06 per thousand
.97 per thousand
.87 per thousand
•43.63 Yearly
14.55 Yearly
•145.44 Yearly
Water Meter Service Charge
1/2rr, 5/8", 3/4rr
1"
11/2"
2"
3,'
4"
6'
8,,
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11.00
2.00
5.00
6.00
16.00
25.00
35.00
50.00
New Rates
•10.00
'1.61 per thousand
1.32 per thousand
1.21 per thousand
1.09 per thousand
•54.54 Yearly
18.19 Yearly
•181.80 Yearly
•1.25
2.50
6.25
7.50
20.00
31.25
43.75
62.50
GODERICH'PUBLIC
UTILITIE$cOMMISSION.
38. Auction sale
38. Auction sale
AUCTION SALE
Antiques. furniture. appliances, etc. to be hold at
Richard Lobb's Barn, Clinton, Ont. for Varna United
Church Manse plus additions.
Saturday, October 3 at 10 AM
Antique bowed glass china cabinet, dining room
suite, old spinning wheel, wool winder, antique
crib. wicker fern stand. hall tree, large chest of
drawers, Kirby vacuum cleaner (2 years old), com-
bination HI/FI, bar and fireplace, washer, dryer.
fridge. two electric stoves, wringer washer, spin dry
washer, chesterfield w/pull out bed, floor model
HI/F1, continental single bed, wooden bed,
washstand, chests of drawers. chesterfield and
chair, chrome table and chain, antique love seat.
several odd wooden chairs. electric coffee grinder,
recliner chair, odd tablas, mandolin, small wood
lathe, lack all lack% pitcher and basin, some now
tools.
Note: this is a smaller sale with very few small Items
so please bo on time.
TERMS:CASH
Richard Lobb
AUCTIONEER
CLINTON 482-7898
( e...4alietee, f5V43ocile.a
FURNITURE & ANTIQUE
AUCTION
Wo are pleased to offer by public auction Furniture,
glass and collectibles from three area homes.
Wednesday, October 14 at 7 P.M.
At the Rathwoll Building, 77 Main Street, Soaforth.
Consisting of: furniture and appliances, 9 -pisco
dining room suite, curved back upholstered chester-
field, 4 -place walnut bedroom suite, upholstered
chesterfield and chair, walnut sideboard with car-
ved poles and burled inlay, heavily carved ladies
parlour chair with matching foot stool, cherry chest
of drawers, oak double pedestal office desk, drop
front secretary's desk, upholstered wing back chair,
walnut apartment sired dining room table, oak buf-
fet, double gate leg table, 24" cabinet model
television, two wicker rockers, 4 matching gun stock
chairs, 2 chest of drawers, 3 dressers and mirrors,
blanket boxes, Seth Thomas mantel clock, roll away
bed, Axminlster rug, hall frees, Remington
typewriter, lamps, pictures, chaise lounge choir,
Tappan Gurney 24" stove, small appliances, stem-
ware. glass and chine_. Plus many more liven.
2-1 // /
,cienizgete
AUCTIONEERS• LIOUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
77 NA '1 S*
• SEAr ORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1 Wn
'519, 927-t45e
38. Auction sale
38. Auction sale
38. Auction sale
atit
VANASTRA AUCTION MARKET
2 MILES SOUTH OF CLINTON
Contact us for good clean consignments, complete
ouseholds and estates. liquidations, cars and
trucks.
Auctioneer:
Jake Thalen Jr.
482-7922
AUCTION SALE
WINGHAM AUCTION CENTRE
Next to L.C.B4O.
JACK ALEXANDER - AUCTIONEER
for the estate of the late William Blake,
Brussels, with added additions.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 '81
11:00 A.M.
9 pc. Period dining -room suite. excellent condition; 6-
Period & antique dressers, 1 has shelf, another Serpen-
tine front; 3 drawer chest, mustache pulls; 2 bedroom
suites, 2 & 3 pc.; 2 wash stands with top towel bar;
organ stool; 2 parlor wood, stoves; several Iron rod
beds, some with brass; stripped oak buffet with mirror;
2 pc. Sklar chesterfield; 3 pc. Colonial living -room suite;
1 coloured T.V.; 2 T.V. B.W.; oak arm chair; oak dining -
room table & five leaves; G.E. frost -free frig. like new;
heavy old oak plank desk; Kenmore washer; 2 library
tables; drop leaf table; 2 step-up tables; 2 coffee
tables; antique parlor table; rollaway bed; kitchen
table, 4 chairs; 2 old rockers; bathroom sink in unit, like
new; antique metal churn; pr. laundry tubs; 25 sap
buckets; playpen; lantern; cistern pump; electric
broom; bathroom cabinet; adlustable hand pipe
threader; new Coleman lantern in case; 2 large suit
cases; pictures and frames; 2 ink lugs; 2 lugs; 1 crock; 2
Dlsston hand saws; new Chrome blender; canister set;
Fondue set; 2 Hudson Bay blankets; spreads; bedding;
cushions. etc.; quantity pts. & qt. sealers; variety
glassware & dishes, some of Interest.
MOBILE LUNCH
PREVIEW: Fri., OCT. 2,.2-5 & 7-9; SAT. morn. 10 A.M. till
sale time.
TEL. 357-1011 81357 1442
AUCTION SALE
Wednesday October 7"
6:30 P.M. Sharp
BRINDLEY SALES YARD
DUNGANNON
Special equipment to be sold at 7:30 P.M. for
Lougheed Paving Ltd. consisting of: 1975 GM
Tandem Dump Truck, 1974 Dodge 1 Ton Stake
Truck. 1977 % Ton 4 -wheel drive complete
with snowplow, 1 Ton Roller, Martin single
axle trailer.
50 Arctic Cat snowmobile sults and jackets,
Targe amount of horse harnesses and har-
ness trunks. Large amount of shop tools,
household effects. Hobart portable electric
plant.
CONSIGNMENTS STILL NEEDED
AUCTION SALE
FOR THE ESTATE OF BEN KERR
HURON ROAD, GODERICH
ACROSS from Shaeffer Pen
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3-10:30 A.M. Sharp
ARTICLES ANTIQUES
Gas Stove & Gas Heater
Refrigerator
Deep Freezer
Table & Chairs
End Tables
Chesterfields
Assortment of Chairs
Radio
B ook Shelf
Buffet
Assortment of dishes, pots
& pans
B & W Television
Wringer Washer
Vacuum Cleaner
Fan & Electric Heater
B eds
Dressers
Lamps
Cedar Chest
Electric Blanket TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE
Tools: Saws, Hammers, Skill Saw, Electric Drills, Step
Ladder,Mall Box, Barbecue, Water Hose, Garden Took.
MISC.: 1975 GMC Pickup Truck -42,000 miles-Standard.6
cyl., Swing, Trailer, 40 -cord of wood, farrow crate, push
lawn mower, 8 HP Riding lawn mower, 31/2 HP Clinton
rote tiller, bike, Mastercraft 8 HP Walk Behind
Snowblower -Like Now, Homelike Chain Saw, Sub Pump,
Electric Motors,
--------7liuetlreneor: Gord®D'H"A sexsuessesy
Buffet
Crocks
Dishes
Old Table
Dresser & Top
China Cabinet
Fern Stand
Round Table
Lomps
Clocks
Radio
Clover Leaf Table
Wash Stand
Chairs
irons
Water Pump
Copper Boilers
Two Pc. Cupboard
Kitchen Wood Stove
44. Engagements
GAYNOR-BOYCE
Mr. and .Mrs. Ken Boyce, 163
MacDonald Street, Goderich
are pleased to announce the
upcoming marriage of their
.daughter, Carla Michelle, to
Gera Id Anthony Gaynor, son of
Mr. and Mrs.•Leon Gaynor, 191
Wellington Street,• Goderich.
The wedding will take'place on
'October 3, 1981 at 3:09p.m. at
St. Peter's Roman Catholic
Church. Goderich.--39nx •
WEi)I,f)CK-McLEAN
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLean,
Vanastra and Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Joseph Wedlock,
Goderich are pleased to an-
nounce' the forthcoming
marriage of their children,
Catherine Anne and William
Joseph. The marriage will.
take place on Saturday,
October 10 at 3 p.m. •at St.
Peter's • Roman Catholic
Church, Goderich. Open
reception at 9 p.m. at
Holmesville.-. 38,39
46. In memoriam
"I len
13RIDI,E
In loving memory of Florence
Bridle, who passed away
October I, 19130. Ever
remembered by Herb and
June of Bayfield: 39x
LARDER
In loving memory of our
daughter Shirley, who passed
away September 23, 1953.
Twenty c,iight years have
passed since that day
The one we loved was called
away
God took her home, it was His
wi l l
But in our hearts she liveth
still
Sadly missed by Dad and
Mom •39x
ROB INSON
in loving Memory of 'a dear
husband and uncle, W. 0.
Robinson, who passed away on
October 4, 1978.
He is just away
He has wandered into an
unknown land,
And left us dreaming how very
fair
it needs must be since he
lingers there.
So think of him as dear
in the love of There, as the love
of here.
Think of him as the same, and
say,
He is just away.
-Catherine Robinson, Grace
and T3ruce•MCCi.tri'ehey.-39`x
47. Card of thanks
.111.4.11.1111110
1
ARMSTRONG
The .family of the late Alan
Armstrong wish to express
sincere thanks and ap-
preciation to relatives, neigh-
bors and friends for their acts
of kindness during our recent
bereavement. Thanks are
extended to those who sent
floral tributes, memorials to
the "Crusade Against
Leukemia", the Canadian
Cancer Society, the Gideon
Bible Society and other
organizations; to those. who
brought gifts of food and who
helped in so many ways. Your
kindness will always be
remembered. -The Arm-
strong Family. -39
DELBERGUE
I wisli to thank everyone who
visited, sant cards, flowers and
gifts while I was in A.M.&G.
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
K. Lambert. Dr: B. Thomson,
nurses and staff on 2nd
East: -Jean. -39x. •
DELBERGUE
I would like to thank everyone
• for' their visits, flowers. cards
and St; Augustine CWL ladies
for their kindness toanewhile I
was a.' patient 'in Goderich
Hospital.. Special thanks to Dr.
Thomson and nurses from first
and second floor. -Gilbert
Delbergue.-39 _T -
KOLKMAN
1 would like to: thank friends
and relatives for visits, cards
and flowers while I was a
patient in Alexandra Hospital.
Special thanks to nurses and
staff on second east, Special
thanks to Doctors` Lambert,,
' Walker, Thomson and 0.R.
Staff. Your kindness and
helpfulness was greatly ap-
preciated. Sincere
' thanks. -Sue Kolkman.-39x
STRAt'GHAN
I would like to thank everyone
for the cards, flowers, and
those who helped in many
ways. Special thanks to Dr.
Hollingworth and Dr.
Flowers.-!-Bob.-39
TOO LATE TO
1 CLASSIFY
YARD SALE - 1913 South
Street, 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Baby and 'children's items
included. No'sales before 9:30
a m. on Saturday. October
3rd. .39
• - - -- ------
FOR SALE 2 • 14" Goodyear
Winter Radials, used three
months, asking $Q)5.00. Phone,
'524-9571.-39,40
WANTED: Room for rent,
near Square, for October and
November. Reply to 1. White,
Gen. Del:, Goderich, Ont. -39
BY RAE WEBSTER
The community sends its
sincere sympathy to Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Luther on the
passing of Lorne's sister,
Mrs. Bud Campbell, in
Florida. Mrs. Campbell had
a lengthy illness, and was
-buried in Florida on Wednes-
day.
There was a lovely shower
last Friday evening for
Janice Collins in the Ashfield
Presbyterian Church base-
ment. Janice received many
presents, and she thanked
the ladies fittingly for all the
work. A lovely lunch was
served by the ladies of the
community.
Mrs. Stella Irwin and son
Lloyd of Kinloss visited on
Thursday with daughter,
sister and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wilkens.
Mrs. Marjorie Cleft of
Mississauga has been
visiting her daughter and
son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs.
Russell Moncrief, for a week
or so.
Visiting last weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wilkens was Irene Whitelock
of Glasgow, Scotland.
Steve Simpson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Simpson, is
attending Western Universi-
ty in London this fall.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Simpson for a couple
of weeks is their son Alex
Simpson and his friend, Cin-
dy Pickering of Calgary,
Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington
Webster and Jim Webster of
Waterloo visited in Goderich
on Saturday with Mrs. Nor-
ma Young and Mrs. Viola
Farquhar, then visited in
Dungannon .in the evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack.
Smith and Lloyd.
Congratulations to Ann
Hackett on her marriage in
London on Saturday. Ann is
the :daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Eric Hackett. Several from
this area went to London to
the reception following the
wedding. .
George MacDonald was at
his beans -on .'hursday, we
are glad to hear tics" beans
have turned out well through
TV for
health
WINGHAM - The Wingham
and District Hospital hopes
to be one of the number of
Ontario hospitals to adapt
-closed-ciruit television to
health care. -.
The proposed new system
given the name of
Interactive Telehealth,
would connect major
teaching hospitals in the
province to I smaller,,
peripheral hospitals by a
microwave television
hookup. .
Its major use would be in
providing continuing
education for doctors and
nurses, bringing them into
contact with the larger
centres. As a result the
Wingham hospital could
improve its own abilities and
the quality of medical care.
As well the system will'
offer consultation with
specialists without having to
transfer a patient long
distances.
The cost for the Wingham
hospital: is estimated at
$15,000 for the television
equipment, a similar amount
for the microwave hookup
and annual maintenance
costs of $2,000to$3,000.
Rapid will
leave Oct. 7
The Coast Guard Cutter Rapid is scheduled to leave
Goderich Harbor Wednesday, October 7 and return to
home base in Prescott Captain Shroff said.
Transport Canada has ordered the crew of the
Rapid to return to Prescott by October 13, at least a
month earlier than in previous years. The Rapid will
be decommissioned after leaving Goderich.
While there is no definitive explanation for the
early departure, it has caused concern locally.
Last week town council asked that Conservative
MP Murray Cardiff investigate the decision by
Transport Canada and inform council of reasons for
the early departure.
Next season the Rapid will be replaced by a new
search and rescue vessel that is being constructed on
the East coast. The lighter, faster vessel will be one of
four of its kind in use in Canada.
Por now, the crew of the Rapid has orders to leave
Wednesday.
"Nothing has changed. The crew will change on.
October 6 and go to Prescott on October 7," Captain_
d N iIiiing
Shroff saihas materialised and there are
no changes in instructions."
all that wet weather.
Mrs. D. A. (Dorothy)
MacLennan had the misfor-
tune to fall and chip a piece
of bone off her hip. Dorothy
is at home but is finding it
very difficult to get around.
We wish you a quick
recovery, so get well soon.
Dick Evans of Sudbury is
visiting with Mrs. Emile
MacLennan, Marion and
Donald.
Friday evening there was
a stag and doe party for
Janice Collins and Louis
Sloetjes. Congratulations to
you both on your coming
marriage.
Town&Country
Mrs. Jim (Kathy) Robson
of Gross Point Woods,
Michigan visited on the
weekend with her aunt and
uncle, Margie and Finlay
MacDonald.
Margaret McLeod has
returned home after spen-
ding about two weeks with
her brother, Mr. Roddy
McLeod of Medicine Hat,
Alberta. Mr. McLeod is
ninety-one years young.
Mrs. Emile MacLennan
had the cast removed from
her wrist Friday morning.
Mrs. MacLennan hurt her
wrist in a fall about six
weeks ago.
RLAL 1 11 TAT
GK REALTY
& Insurance Inc.
53 West St.. Goderich
524.2118
YOUR HURON COUNTY
FARM SPECIALIST
JOHN TALBOT 524-2520
FARMS
STANLEY TWP. - Excellent cash crop farm, 200
acres clay loam, large barns, 4 bdrm. ranch style
home. Si
GODERICH TWP. - 85 acres cash crop farm, tiled
last year, excellent 4 bdrm. home. Priced to sell.
01
ASHFIELD TWP. - 100 acre cash crop farm with ex
cellent steelbarn, set up for hogs. New 40 x 80
shed. Good 4 bedroom home.A.3
GODERICH TWP. - 80 acres of cash crop land, 2
storey home, large barn. G-2 •
ASHFIELD TWP. 100 acre Dairy or Cash Crop farm,
can be purchased with or without cows & quota.
Good 4 bdrm. Ranch style home, large barn 8
machine shed. A-4 '
STANLEY TWP. - Excellent cash crop farm, 146
acres of systematically tiled, clay loam, features
large born & good4 bdrm. home. S-4
LUCKNOW AREA - 50 acres of Huron clay loam
presently pasture and hay, no buildings. Located
on Hwy. No. 86. Priced for quick sale.
STANLEY TWP.- 200 acres of clay & sand loam,
systematically tiled, good born and 4 bdrm. home.
S-5
ASHFIELD TWP. - 237 acres, beef or cash crop
farm, good 4 bedroom home, large barn and -
machine shed. 10% mortgage available:. A-2
HULLETT TWP. - Two.100 acre parcels of cash crop
land systematically tiled, no buildings. Winter
wheat to sell with•property. Priced to sell. HT1
COLBORNE TWP. - Farrow to finish operation, 144
acresof tiled land, excellent barns, w 2 harvester.
20 x 25, excellent 1'/2 storey, 5 bedroom home; -
drilled well. C-1
HAY TWP. - . 100 acres prime farm land, 95
workable, excellent 4 bedroom home, Call Phyllis
'Johnson 235-2420 or 237-3547. H-3
560 ACRES ranch near Lake Huron. Beauty
• cow/calf operation. 360 acres workable, balance
seeded to trefoil dnd hay. Featuring 4.barns and
.3 homes. Excellent water supply. May be bought
with or without cattle. Priced • for quick sale.
`650,000.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP - 80 acres of cash crop
land. No buildings. Priced for quick sale. G3
STANLEY TWP. - 85 .acres 'of excellent cash crop
land. Featuring 11/2. storey, 3 bedroom home.
'170,000.
HOBBY FARMS
GODERICH TOWNSHIP - 80 acres of recreational
or retreat property. Featuring 10 acres of
reforestation with spring creek. G4
BAYFIELD AREA - executive retreat or retirement
property located near beautiful Lake ' Huron
minutes away from one of .Ontario's finest
marinas. Fant„rinn rin executive solit level home
with 3 bedrooms, family room with fireplace,
living room, dining room, Targe kitchen, two car
garage, small barn & many more attractive
features. All this situated on 8 acres of beautiful
property with spring creek. HB -9
HOLMESVILLE AREA -• 13 acre hobby farm,
modern ranch style home with car garage and
paved drive. Barn suitable for horses, cattle or
sows. 7 acres of pasture,•6 acres of bush with trout
Stream through property. Owner says sell. HB -2.
NEAR BENMILLER - Beautiful country retreat
suitable for retirement or hobby .farm, formerly
one of Huron County's finest riding schools with
large riding arena and horse barn featuring
beautiful Bavarian style home with many imported
features. All this on 15 acres of scenic property
near Lake Huron. Priced for quick sale. 14% %
mortgage. HB -7
NEAR AUBURN - 25 acres of beautiful country
property with small bush and spring creek, presen-
tly horse farm and riding stable, features large
riding arena with stable area, workshop and tack
room. Also small barn. Attractive 11/2 storey 4
bedroom home with fireplace. Owner says sell,
Good mortgage available. W-2
GODERICH AREA - 28 acres of scenic property
with two lakes suitable for fish farming, fedturing
1'/2 storey, 4 bedroom home with recreation room, '
Also small barn. Must be sold, make us an offer.
H812
31/2 MILES FRpM GODERICH - beautiful country
home with small barn featured with 50 acres tiled
land with spring creek. Suitable for retirement or
hobby farm purposes. Priced for quick sale. H810
30 ACRES - apple orchard mixed varieties has
been pruned and sprayed this year. Excellent in-
come opportunity. Large cold storage and packing
shed, four bedroom home and barn for farrowing
operation. Make us an offer. G.3
GRAVEL PIT - 38 acres located near Holmesville.
Sold with pits and quarry.
INCOME PROPERTY - 14 acres. Close to Goderich.
Presently prosperous market gardening operation.
With storage and packing shed. large strawberry
and raspberry patch. Featuring 4 bedrooms, raised
ranch. Large kitchen, rec room and deck. 1413-13
We have over 1,000 acres of
cosh crop farm properly
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