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CLASSIFIED
31. Service
directory
CONCRETE
FORMING
Wails & Floors
For o complete lob call
SID BRUINSMA
EXCAVATING LTD.
524-8668
H.T. DALE
Septic Tank
Service
Serving Godsrich
and area for
15 years
PHONE Clinton
482-3320
Seaforth
5270284
GARDINER'S
DELIVERY
We delver and move
anything
large or small
*free estimates*
524-2421
W• are plas.d to an-
nounce that Paul Spain
who has had ostensive
experience in delivery
and moving service, will
operate this business.
PIANO TUNING
AND PIANO
LESSONS
- CALL
DAVE McKEE
524-7774
•SEPTIC TANKS
*SEWERS
•BULLDOZING
•BACKHOE WORK
•GRAVEL
•TOPSOIL
For o complete lob call:
SID BRUINSMA
EXCAVATING LTD.
524-8668
BOOK NOW
FOR YOUR HOME
RENOVATIONS
IN THE NEW YEAR
Spedallzing In._.
RRCHEN CUPBOARDS
REC. ROOMS
*Fleetwood Cabinets
*Coapnerdal $. Indust.
Cabinets
*Storm Windows
*Replacement Windows
•Siding Soffit Fascia
*Shutters
*Storm Doors
'Patio Doors
*Patio Storm Doors
FREE ESTIMATES
524-4226
PHONE AFTER 6 P.M.
TRILLIUM HOMES
t RENOVATIONS
32. Custom work
CUSTOM BUILDING,
renovations, texture ceilings.
drywall, Canac kitchens,
Feldman windows, Hunter
Douglas siding. Eric Stewart,
1-39:-3255; Gerrie Glenn, 529-
7030.-49,50
34. Personal
PREGNANT AND
DISTRESSED? Married or
single. free positive con-
fidential support. Help is as
close as your telephone.
BIRTHRIGHT - London
(collect) 432-7197, 527-0115 or
524-2023.-1-52x
DON'T BE alone for' Christ-
mas. Are you unattached,
separated, single or divorced?
Meet that special person.
Apply P.O. Box 104, Owen
Sound, N4K 5P1. Please state
age. -49,50
35. Notice to
creditors
ALL persons having claims
against t the Estate of
GEORGE ARCHIBALD
WiLKIN, Retired Truck
Driver, late of the Town of
Goderich, in the County of
Huron, who died on or about
the 29th day of May, 1981, are
required to file the same with
full particulars with the un-
dersigned by the 2nd day off
January. 1982, as after that
date the assets of the estate
will be distributed.
DATED at Goderich,
Ontario, this 4th day of
December. 1981.
PRESTand EGENER,
Barristers, etc.,
33 Montreal Street,
Goderich. Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
—49-51
ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of JEAN
SCANLON, Widow . late of the
Town of Goderich. in ' the
County of Huron, who died on
or about the 19th day of
November, 1981, are required
to file the same with full
particulars with the un-
dersigned by the 2nd day of
January. 1980., as after that
date the assets of the estate.
will be distributed.
DATED at `yGoderech•
Ontario, this 4th' day of
December. /981.
PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, etc.,
33 Montreal Street,
Goderich. Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
—49-51
36. Announcements,
notices
ARE YOU
INTERESTED?
HOLIDAY
GARBAGE
COLLECTION
Changes for Christmas
and New Years are as
follows:
* Monday & Tuesday
coft.cttors on Monday
* Wednesday collection
on Tuesday
* Thursday collection on
Wednesday
* Friday collection on
Thursday.
THANK -YOU
Don Carter
oberitb Too( S. Die Ittb.
1[111,( ambrcetge.street 1;oder it h .i)ntetrto \ 4111
1plephone lilt)} i24- '-?
CUSTOM MACHINERY REPAIRS
MILL, DRILL, LATHE & WELDING
Reasonable Rotes
WALTER O. MARCH'.
Rte. -,24 h.40k}
36. Announcements,
notices
HAYRIDES or sleigh rides for
family outings or groups etc.
Our place or yours. Clete
Dalton, Kintail, 529-7420.-48tf
Buying ..or selling:
CLASSIFIEDS can work for
you. Call The Goderich Signal=
Star, 524-8331.
ANT RDS
36. Announcements,
notices
WHEELCHAIRS
WALKERS
The Humanitarian Service
Committee of the Goderich
Oddfellow and Rebekah
Lodges have equipment for
ban. Contact Amos
Osbaldeston, 524-9623 or Fred
Fritzley, 524-7217 —2eowx
THE
TOWN OF
GODERICH
r.qulr.s Interested citizens to fill vucuncl.s on the
following Boards/Committees of Council:
COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT
- PROPERTY STANDARDS COMMITTEE
GODERICH AREA PLANNING BOARD
Applications should be forwarded to the undersigned
on or before December 31, 1911.
Larry J. McCabe
Administrator
Clerk -Treasurer
39. Educational 39. Educational
f AMBTONECHNICAL SCHOOL
Registered as o Vocational School Under the Private
Vocational Schools Act 1974- Ministry of Education -
In 8 weeks we con teach you high pressure pipe welding
(1.169) certificate, to read drawings, layout and fitting. Ask us
about. how you can be o tradesman in demand.
ForFurther Information:
*Call 3374322*
From 9 AM -12 Noon and 2 PM -8 PM
Fridays - 9 AM -12 Noon
Or call in person 112 Kendal Street, Point Edward
n.1s1sstrt
PUBLIC SPEAKING
a communicators
Group Correspondence Course
For small groups, 5 tali people' Clergy. Housewives; Sales People.
Teachers. High School and Caltege Students. Political or Social
Service Groups, for those who want to improve their communication
skills
You decide when and where you will meet and we supply everything
else including your personal teacher to guide you along the way.
For information Comm -Can Training Inc.,
77 Mowat Ave.. Suite 321.
Toronto. Ontario
M6K 3E3
38. Auction sale
38.. Auction sale
LARGE
AUCTION SALE
OF
TRACTORS & FARM EQUIPMENT
AT
BRINDLEY SALES YARD
DUNGANNON
SAT., DECEMBER 196
10:30 AM
Over 50 Tractors and 100 Pieces of equip-
ment such as:
Tractors: MF 2075, 2 -now MF 155, new MF 245, MF 1155. 6 -
MF 105, MF 1045. DB 995 & loader, MF 205 & cab. MF 301n-
dustrial. IH 074 Codkshutt 1650 & loader. AC 170 gas.
Equipment: MF 750 Combine, MF 70 tractor. loader &
back hoe. 6 row corn bead. 10 snowblower:. 20 plows
etc, etc.
More consignments accepted
Call BRINDLEY AUCTIONS
529-7625
Auctioneer: GORDON H. BRINDLEY
CUSTOM BUILDING * * * RENOVATIONS
GENERAL CONTRACTING
236 1Jawnras. Dr.
524-2497 GODERICH 524-8905
524-2497 GODERICH 524-8905
Albert Durst Gerry Durst Jim Durst 1111 Durst
HURON
PROFESSIONAL
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
FOR: FIRE SAFETY
CLEANLINESS
"REASONABLE IRATES" tats
Phan. 5/(4411-7300 Days or
cl el ft;e5, e_g6.S.�UGCCLGEJ
GARAGE AND SHOP
EQUIPMENT AUCTION
W. hove boon Instructed by the secured party to *F-
ier
ffer for sate by Public Auction, to the highest bidder
without reserve Garay. and Shop Equipment on
Wednesday, December 30, 1981 at 1:15 P.M.
at Rathw.11 Ridg. in Vanastra, 1 mils south of Clin-
ton.
SHOP AND SERVICE EQUIPMENT: Ingersoll Rand 5 HP
Air Compressor/Coats 20-20 tiro dranger/Ante
Brake Loth.`mod.i 3404 complete/Mobilo air
lack /Auto analysmr, Marquette 40•176/Wh.si baton-
c.r/Battery chergers/Rattery Analyser/Alternator
dtod. tester/Voltage regulator testor/ignitton
tester/tads and dwell meter/ttartng Ilght/Clinton
Tanker - gas holding toot and pump/Sasknea Wet
Honing machin./Growler/Valve Grinder/Sioux
Polyo seating equipment/IBM Tins. dodk/Lincoln
Arc Weider/Drills/Jacks/many. many mom
mtscstianeoes items too nurnraus to msntiax►.
OFFICE FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT: Dominion
safe/SRM Microfidi. Readerloaik decks/filing
cabinets/Olivetti underwood studio 45
typewriter/adding machines and many mors {tomo.
For further information. pleas. contact:
RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES
Bruce Rothwell - Manager
Dlslk Rssklrsaa:a - Sates Manager
527-1451
THE STAFF AT RATHWEtt, Jg ASSOCIATES WISH EACH
AND EVEET ONE A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND NAPPY
NSW YEAR.
aerivea `e5 jocgajej
' IVLIZTTONEERS: LtC1GJtrAroRS APPnArSE=i's
ST • SEAroRTi. ON•TARIo NOK t4VO
Sr9t 521-r458
41. To give away
SIX COLLIE pups:, six weeks
old, would make lovely
Christmas presents. Phone
524-8065 a fter 6 p.m .-50
47. Card of thanks
BELL
A sincere "thank you" to all
for surprise luncheon and gift
at Captain's -Cove, Bayfield; to
my family, friends and neigh-
bors who helped many ways on
my move to Goderich.
Season's Greetings.—Vi
Bell. -50x
HASTY
I would like to say sincere
thanks to the doctors and
nurses and all help on 2nd
East, while I was in Goderich
Hospital. Also to those that
prayed for me, visited me, sent
cards and gifts and helped at
home while in hospital and
even after coming
home.—Lorne.--5o
McKNIGHT
I wish to thank all my friends
who sent. flowers, cards and
visited while i was a patient in
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. D. Walker, Dr. K.
Lambert, nurses and staff 2nd
East, also V.O.N. nurses when
I returned home.—Sincerely,
Mabel McKnight --5o
POWELL
May we take this opportunity
to thank all our relatives and
friends for the many ads of
kindness extended to us on the
loss of a dear husband, father,
son, grandson, and brother,
Gordon Wayne Powell. The
floral tributes, donations, food
brought to the house, and
cards of sympathy have helped
so much during this trying
time. A special thanks to Mr.
Richard Hawley; Knox
U.C_W., Auburn; the Salt Mine
Workers (Local 16, Energy
Chemical Workers); Dr. R.
Flowers; Ed. Melba, and Bill
Stiles for all the extra services
rendered.—The Powell
Family.-50ar
RATHWELL
1,wish to thank Dr. Thomson,
Di. Walker, the nursing staff
and physiotierapy department
for the care given me in
hospital Thanks also to Rev.
Bail. my family, friends and
neighbors for. visits,, flowers
and treats.—Helen Rath-
we11.-50
SALKELD
I would like to thank everyone
who visited me and sent gifts,
flowers and cards on the oc-
casion of my 100th . bir-
thday. --George Salkeld.-5Onx
STRAUGHAN
As Christmas comes to me
again and as the ofd year ands,
I give thanks that I am blessed
with dear and cherished
friends. To all who remem-
bered me during my illness,
Thank You and Merry
Christmas..—Elttra
Straughan.- 50
SUTCLiFFE
I wish to thank the Victoria
Street United Church. the
Rebekah Lodge, the Mary
Hastings Club, the Women's
Institute. the Legion, friends
and relatives for flowers,
cards. gifts and visits while 1
was a patient in Alexandra
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Walker. Dr. linningworth, Dr:
Lambertthe nurses,
therapist. amhulance sen -ice
and staff for their excellent
care.—Mamie.-50
TOG LATE TO
ELASSFY
MATURE BABYSITTER
needed for two children in
Goderich over the Christmas
holidays. Please call 524-9691
after 6 p m
SOWERRY
I would like to thank friends.
neighbors and relatives. for
cards, flowers, gifts and visits
while I was a patient in St.
Josephs Hospital .—Ross
Sowerbv --50x
FOR SALE — Hoover vacuum
cleaner. upright model. good
condition. reasonable. Phone
324r239 -a0
GODER.ICUSICNAI,-STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1961 -PAGED$
A sad band. These triangle players in the Colborne Central
School Grade 1 band don't appear to be too enthused about
their parts as they rehearse for the anneal Christmas
concert. The concert will
tonight (Photo by Dave Sykes)
be staged for parents
They might be rough tough boys in the school yard, but in ' Christmas concert, these guys look fairly angelic as they
front of parents during the BdmesvH1e Public School sing carols. (Photo by Cath Wooden)
Bayfield hosts broomball
By Keith Crittenden
The annual Bayfield
Broombaf Toumlament was
held at the Community
Centre on the weekend and
again was a Isige success.
Topnotch men's and
women's teams from the
area and as far away as
Elora, Cambridge, Sarnia
and Mount Forest competed
for $1200 in cash prizes
In the first round action of
men's play, the Clinton
Warriors were hammered by
St. Clements 5-0, Auburn lost
to Palmerston 2-0, Seaforth
Jr. Farmers got by the
Maryhill Brewers (Elora) 2-
1, Winthrop beat Cambridge
5-1, Clifford lost to 8th Line
(Blyth) 3-0, Slabtown Sabres
(Seaforth) defeated the
Alma Rookies (Elora) 2-0
and Goderich lost to the
Deemerton Dusters
(Mildmay) 3-1.
Second round `B' division
action saw Clinton come out
on the bottum of a 3-1 Loss to
Aubirn, while Goderich got
by Alma 1-0 and Clifford beat
Cambridge 2-0. In the semi-
finals, Goderich lost to
Clifford 2-0 and Auburn lost
to Maryhill 6-1 setting up a 2-
0 'B' final Maryhill victory
over Clifford.
Secmd round 'A' division
matched Deemerton over
Stabtown 4-2, 8th Line over
Winthrop 3-0, and St.
Clements over Palmerston 6-
1. In the semi Ennals St.
Clements again came out on
top over Seaforth Jr.
Farmers 6-1 and Deemerton
squeaked by 8th Line 1-0.
With the big prize (money
an the line. St. Clements and
Deemertm paired up in a
very fast- moving, iffard-
hitt ig game to decide the
champs. Going into overtime
tied at one, Deamerton
scored in the Iast few
minutes to defeat St.
Clement s2-1.
In the wtinen's division,
the action was as good if not
better than the mems. In the
Cost round,. fitrth. defeat
.42ricti 44„ r inRhco7
defeated Wideriao 1-0,
Maroon Pacers (Sarnia)
whipped the Gravel Runners
( Blyth) 5-0, Chiselburst
(Seaforth) defeated Auburn
2-0, Maryhill ( Elora)
blanked Mount Forest 3-0
and St. Clements beat the
Baintoneers (Blyth) 1-0.
In the • 'B' division,
Goderich got by Waterloo 1-
), Gravel Runners put out
Auburn 1-0, and the Bain-
toneers .put out Mt. Forest 5-
2. The Gravel Runners had to
beat Goderich 2-0 to advance
to the finals while the
Baintoneers received a 'bye'
to the finals. The match -up
was again an exciting one
yL�
with the Baintoneers win-
ning 2-1 on Shelly Pat
terson's overtime goal
In, the 'A' division, it was
Perth over Wmthrop 2-0,
Chiselhucst over Sarnia 3-1,
and Maryhill over St.
Clements 2-1. Chiselhirst
defeated Perth 3-1 to ad-
vance to the 'A' final against
Maryhill (whir got a bye).
This game being the last
game of the tournament was
without question the most
exciting matchup of the
weekend. Maryhill tied the
game in the last minute
sending it into overtime. In a
see -saw battle,Chiselhlust's
Jeannie Dow put in the
sudden -death goal to send
Maryhill home with only
second place.
The Goderich men's and
women's broombaII teams
would like to thank an the
fans who came out to support
the tournament The event
not only made money for the
organizing teams Jill also
brought m extra revenue for
the arena.
A favorite winter spot for kids and other sledding enthusiasts is the steep banks bythe
Maitland Cirri Club. The
Carling grass was barely covered with snow on Saturday. hist the kids
wereout anyway. ( Photo by Cath Wooden)