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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-07-27, Page 13• int GODERICH SIGNAL STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27,1 PAGE13 phone 52 4 X33::-... 31. Service directory CONCRETE FORMING Walls & Floors For a complete job call SID BRUINSMA EXCAVATING LTD. 524-8668 CONF 31„ Service directory PIANO TUNING AND PIANO LESSONS CALL DAVE MdI{EE 524-7774 DAUPHIN ROOFING Re -roof New roofs Roofing Repairs Steel Asphalt Cedar WORK GUARANTEED 2 YEARS FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 529-7083 RR NO. 3 GODERICH FRE! ���INSMA rrcr-ta■� r ...Has a special feeling for a house like yours LUST1 1 11H •Remodelling •Porches & Additions • Renovations •New homes CALL 524-6019 or 524.4457 FOR YOUR •Aluminum 8 Vinyl Siding *Replacement Windows •Insulation Needs �s.. Contact GODERICH INSULATION 524-6844 HOUSES BUILT BEFORE 1971 ARE NOW IN- CLUDED IN THE CHIP PROGRAM. a 'CUSTOM BUILDING' ij Qo Q�� •RENOVATIONS 0tl� •ADDITIONS i.• 1/11/11 V NiWHOMI VdAPRANINIv RIX.PAM FRANK GRAHAM CONTRACTORS LTD. 524-6866 ASPHALT PAVING Driving and Parking Lots Reasonable Rates Free Estimates RSymes Construction Ltd. L.obert ucknow 528-3047 --9 COMPANY LIMITED et<•rtiy l :f •/telcuuottuz, CrlEcf21 -.I/ inti ndustsial c4lutfEls Complete Machine Shop And Radiator Shop Service 145 Huron no ad .ioderich Call 524-8389 Your Hydraulic Hose Headgrlarters f` v 31. Service directory Renovations and Handyman Services no lob too large or too small PHONE JIM CARRICK 524-4338 Carpet Cleaning SPECIAL Living Room, Dining Room and Hall regardless of size $39gs CALL: A & H CARPET CLEANING 524-7795 APPLIANCE REPAIRS Authorized Appliance Service Centre for all "*WHIRLPOOL *INGLIS *SPEED QUEEN *ADMIRAL *a;MputciTy *HOTPOINT Appliances HOFFMEYER PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. 55 Kingston St-, Goderich ART'S Landscaping -Nursery and Garden Centre 116 Bennett, Goderich NOW IN STOCK FLOWER VEGETABLE SEEDS Complete line of Everything needed for INDOOR & OUTDOOR GARDENING 524-2645 32. Custom work CUSTOM COMBINING and SWATHING. Phone 1 -523- 4260. 29 30 34. Personal PREGNANT, DISTRESSED? Mar- ried, single, free positive con- fidential support. Help is as close as your telephone. BIR- THRIGHT • London (collect) 432- 7197. 527.0115 or 524-2023 (after 6p.m.). 2-52x,1,2x IS ALCOHOL a problem in your family? There is help for you. Coll Al -Anon 524-6001 or write Box 53 Goderich, Ont. N7A 3Y5. 2ltfnx 35 Notice to creditors IN THE ESTATE OF CLARENCE ELBERT HUGILL, late of 'the Town of Goderich in the County of Huron, Hydro Employee. deceased. ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the above. named who died on the 21st day of May, 1983, are required to file full particulars thereof with the undersigned on or before the 19th day of August. 1983, after which date the assets will be distributed. having regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this 20th day of July, 1983 E B MENZIES, Q.C.. Box 68, Clinton. Ontario Solicitor for the Executor 30,31.32 36 Announcements, notices WHEELCHAIRS WALKERS The Humanitarian Service Commit- tee of the Goderich Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodges(- have equipment for loan. Contact Amos Osbaldeston, 5249623 or Fred Fritrley 524-7217, 2eowx 36. Announcements, notices H. ARTHUR FUELS LTD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that H. ARTHUR FUELS LTD. Intern's to dissolve and file Articles of Dissolution with the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations. DATED the 19th day of July, 1983;" WILLIAM HENRY ARTHUR - President 38. Auction sale Richard Lobb AUCTIONEER Clinton 482=7898 AUCTION CALENDAR FRI. AUGUST S AT 8:00 P.M. Resort riverfront property, older 3 bedroom house, at Part Albert, for estate of Clarence Hoy Sr. SAT. AUGUST 6 AT 10:00 A.M. Excellent offering of furniture and appliances at Richard Lobb's Barn, Clinton for Madge Oesch of Goderich. WED. AUGUST 10 AT 6:00 P:M. Antiques, furniture, tools, etc. at Richard Lobb's Darn, Clinton for Murdock Morrison. SAT.. AUGUST 13 AT 10:00 A.M. Butchering tools, Appliances, furniture, antiques, miscell- aneous, 1'/4 miles west and 2 miles north of Dublin, Ontario for the estate of Matt Murray. WED. AUGUST 17 AT 10:00 A.M. Trucks, cars, tools, scrap cars for wrecking for the estate of Roy Brodhagen (Logan Auto Wreckers) 33/4 miles north and 3 miles east of Dublin. THURS. AUGUST 18 AT 7:00 P.M... Clinton home, 'at 157 Princess St. West. Richard Lobb Auctioneer Clinton 482-7898 38. Auction sale 38. Auction sole LARGE AUCTION SALE Wingham Auction Centre For the Estate of MRS. ETHEL HOLMES, to be held SAT., JULY 30, '83, 11 A.M. Knechtel china cabinet, dining table and 4 chairs; anti- que oak china cabinet; modern Kroehler 2 piece chesterfield; period 3 piece bedroom suite; pine cedar chest; 4 antique dining chairs; parlour table; wicker arm chair; modern night table; dough box/magazine stand; press back rocker; tables_ and end tables; very large quantity bedding, sheets, blankets, towels. several patterned quilts, pillows; 3 antique coal oil, several floor and table lamps; mirrors; pictures; elec- tric washer; dryer; stove; large quantity Tupperware; large quantity kitchen pots, pans and other kitchen items; outstanding selection glass, china including Paragon -Chatelaine S piece place setting for eight; many glasses: cups and saucers; large quantity sealers (2 "Gem", 1 "Beaver"); chest and community plate flat- ware; AM/FM stereo/8 track with speakers; 2 cameras; cuckoo clock; 4 section filing cabinet; typewriter; 7' aluminum step ladder; selection costume jewellery; quantity of knick-knacks; cushions; garden tools; other items, too numerous to mention. PREVIEW: Friday, July 29, 2-5 and 7-9 and Saturday. Ju- ly 30th, 10 tern. to sale time. MOBILE LUNCH AUCTIONEER JACK ALEXANDER TEL: 357-1011 & 357-1442 39. Educational FREE 120 PAGE Career Guide shows how to train at home for 205 top paying full and part time jobs. Granton Institute 265A Adelaide Street West, Toronto. Call (416)977-3929 today. --0- 30tf 42. Death notice MILBURN At Stratford General Hospital onTuesday, July 19, 1983, Den- nis G. Milburn of London in his 38th year. Beloved husband of Laurel' (Wilcocks) Milburn. Dear father of Cassandra and Katrina both at home. Dear son of Mr. and Mrs. George Milburn of London. Dear brother of George Milburn and Marilyn (Mrs. R. Buck) both of Stratford and Marina (Mrs. R. Adair) of Dor- chester. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends were received at the Logan Chapel, Furtney Funeral Homes, 371 Dundas Street, Lon- don, Ont. Funeral service was held in the chapel on Friday, Ju- ly 22 at 11 a.m. with Rev. Robert Foster officiating. Interment Woodland Cemetery. Friends who wish may make memorial donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation. —30 RESORT PROPERTY ESTATE AUCTION SALE For the Estate of Clarence Hoy Sr., Port Albert, Ont., just a few miles north of Goderich, Ont. on Highway 21 FRIDAY, AUGUST 5 AT 8 P.M. Property known as Arthur Street West, Plan 2, Lot 39 and Part Lot 40. Port Albert, Ont. 7 acres of land, 189 ft. road frontage, back of property borders on the Nine Mile River. Three bedroom older home overlooks the river with shade trees and rolling landscape, drilled well. Property will be offered subject to reasonable reserve bid. TERMS: 10% down day of sale, balance due In full in 30 days. For information or viewing of property, phone Clarence Hoy Jr. 519-524-2259. "NOTE" property suitable for year round home. Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 482-7898 AUCTION AUCTION SALE at SALTFORD VALLEY HALL (Huron Rd. 31 - Saltford) THURSDAY, JULY 28, '83 7:30 P.M. Brand new - Brand name furniture. Large selection - Top quality - Personal - Household - Gift Items, Fully guaranteed by manufacturer. Partial listing: 2, 3 & 4 pe. chesterfields; kitchen sets;' bedrooms; lamps; stereos; diningrooms; coffee and end tables; gifts; toys; novelties;I tools; radios; sofa beds; bunk and, captain's1 beds; matt re.e s; plus numerous other Items. TERM'S: CASH, VISA, MASTERCHARGE, CHEQUES (with ID) MOBILE AUCTI NS 889-2074 40. Lost & Found LOST On Saturday, July 23, one pair of reading glasses. Phone 524-2286.-30 LOST - In vicinity of Dungannon and Market St., Goderich, lady's brown Florentine leather wallet, containing numerous items of identification, sum of money. Urgently required. Phone 524-8331 days or 524- 7901 after 5 p.m.--30,31nx 44. Engagements MAIZE-HELESIC Mr. and Mrs. William Helesic and Mr. and Mrs. John Maize dre pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of Patti and Randy. The wedding will take place at 5:00 p.m. on Sat., Aug. 13th at Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich, Ont. Open reception for friends and relatives to follow at 9:00 p.m. in the Lucknow Community Cen- tre, Lucknow, Ont. - 30,31nx BLANEY-WILSON Mr. William J. Blaney of Calgary and Mrs. Mary R. Boyne of Toronto are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter, Deborah Anne, to Bryan Meredith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Wilson of Goderich. The wedding will take place at 5:30 p.m. on August 6, 1983 at Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich. Reception to follow. Friends and neighbours welcome. -30,31 46. In memoriam 46. In memoriam RIEHL In loving memory of a dear mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, Mildred K. Riehl, who passed away July 31, 1982. God needed an angel in his heavenly throne, That is why he called our belov- ed mother home He sow the sadness and pain on your tired face That's why he reserved you a special place, Still bitter tears and a broken heart. The year has been since we've been apart. He knew you were weary and needed a rest We love you Mom you were the best, A radiant light he gave you when you went away, So that we could follow It some- day, With Dad you're happy once again, Together your new life will begin When the days are sod and too hard to bear, We'll talk to you Mom in a silent prayer, In our hearts Mom always there, With the love you lett for all of us to share As a family what more could we ask, For with God you've found peace at fast. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Pat, Wayne and family Dan Jr. -30x MANDERSON In loving memory of my father, Frank Manderson, who passed away July 27, 1970. "They say you will not come again, but I shall always hear your voice in silence and in song, and feel you ever near. They say that you have passed beyond, unto the joy supreme, but I can always call you back into the land of dream. For deoth is but a gateway to the great reality, a new beginn• ing, not an end of human destiny. For love is all, and life goes on in spite of grief and pain, and deep within my heart I know that we shall meet again." Sadly missed by youngest daughter Carol. 30 RIEHL !n loving memory of a dear Mother and Grandmother, Mildred Riehl who passed away one year ago, July 31, '82 You were God's angel full of love and trust You did your best for all of us The day started happy and o' so clear We did not know your death was near No one con describe when o Mother dies The pain and emptiness you feel inside Your road was hard, you never complained Throughout it all you remained the same Always a smile and a helping hand Why you had to leave us, we still can't understand But now you're happy. as only you can With your one and only beloved Don Your Reward is Peace and everlasting rest We love you Mom you were the best You're not so far, in your new home up there Just a moment away in a silent prayer We hold your memories and love so tight It sees us through each lonely night. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by son Jim, daughter Joanne: grand. children, Debbie, Jimmy, Barry. Scott. —30 you're 47. Card of thanks ®n BERNER Mere words cannot express my very sincere appreciation for the many 'kind deeds, floral or- rangemenis, coeds, etc., receiv- ed during my recent illness, all of which hastened my return home. Thank you once again.--Marion--30 McMILLAN My sincere thanks to Dr. S. Schnore, nurses and staff in Emergency. Special thanks to Dr. C. Chan, nurses and staff on 2nd; East for all their kind atten- tion, to my family and friends for their flower arrangements, cards and visits, while 1 was a patient in the hospital. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered.—Marg.--30 47. Card of thanks NILE INNER CIRCLE Nile Inner Circle wishes to thank everyone who con- tributed in any way to make the barbecue a success. Thanks also to those who supported the Nile Church quilt raffle with special thanks to Bill and Lou Clements. -30 STANLEY I wish to take this opportunity to thank my family, relotives, neighbours and friends for cards, get well wishes, your phone calls, flowers, gifts, visits and kind thoughts while in hospital - your concern and help has been gratefully appreciated while in hospital and since com- ing home. My grateful thanks to all.—Betty Stanley -30 ELLIOTT I wish to thank the many wonderful people who remembered me while I was a patient in Alexandra ' Marine and General Hospital - to the nurses on second floor, east wing; to my doctors with special thanks to Dr. Thomson, Dr. Watts and Dr. Schnore; to the clergymen for their visits and prayers; to my friends, neighbors and relatives for their gifts, flowers, cards and visits; and to all others who helped in any way. �peciot thanks to my niece Grace Hart - wick for her daily visits and home care. God bless you all.— Mrs. W.E. (Ann) El liott-30nx BLACK We would like to thank our neighbours and friends who sent cards, letters and gifts and who helped -make our 25th an- niversary party a memorable occasion. It was truly ap- preciated. Special thanks to our children, Dean, Christopher, and• Kimberley.- Jennifer and Chris- 30 FINNIGAN' Sincere thanks to all my relatives, friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness and thoughtfulness shown to me while I was a pa- tient at University Hospital and since returning home. —Elmira —30 BLACKWELL We would like to thank our family for giving us such a great 35th Anniversary party. Thanks to relatives and friends for gifts, cords and , messages of con- gratulations. We were happy to see so many folk who come a distance to be with us. You mode our anniversary a most memorable occasion. Thanks to all Legion Auxiliary comrades who did the work for our dinner and luncheon. Thanks also to Branch 109. -Alvin and Esther Blackwell.- 30x VASSELLA We would like to thank all those who made our 50th wedding an- niversary a very memorable one by way of gifts, cards and best wishes. A special thanks to the Kingsbridge CWL for the Mass and all the people who come to celebrate it. A big thank you to Al and Gladys Hamilton of Mayfair Restaurant for the delicious lunch they served. Lots of remarks were made on how good it was. Thanks also to the Armstrong Bakery for the beautiful coke they made and decorated, Boyds Orchestra for the great music they provided and Joanne Buchanan for the lovely writeup. Another special thanks to Father Ed Dentinger and to Brother Carl Voll for being so wonderful at the Mosses. To our family, thank you for the Mass on our official anniversary date, the 24th of June. ---Fred and Leona Vassella. 30 REINHART I would like to thank all the peo- ple who sent me flowers, gifts and cards.—Tiffany-30 REINHART Tiffany and Joni would like to thank the staff and nurses on 2nd east for their excellent care given to us on our stay. A special thanks to Grandma Reinhart for all her help and to Joanne Ducharme for her ex- pertise. And to Dr. Hollingworth and Dr. Neal, you are the best. --30 47. Card of thanks vainakiieiwailiMMESEM DOAK The family of the late Florence May Doak wish to express their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for their kindness during the time of our bereavement, for all the beautiful flowers and donations to the many organizations and societies. Many thanks to Mc- Callum Funeral Home and the grandsons for acting as pallbearers, the legion ladies and the L.O.D.E. for the lunch served after the funeral. Special thanks to the staff at Huronview and to Dr. Doorly, your kind- ness will never be forgotten. Florence May Doak was a wonderful mother, grand- mother and great-grandmother. We are grateful for each and every day that God gave us with her.—The Doak Family -30 1. Articles for sale COMBINE FQR SALE - 760 M.F. V8 hydra; in excellent condi- tion, equipped with 4 wheel drive, grain head, grain pick- up, straw chopper and 6 row narrow low profile corn head. Call Amberley Grain Elevators, 395-3300, after 5 p.m. call 395- 5045.-30-31 Greatest Bingo to be held in Toronto Bingo players from far and wide will congregate in Toronto at the Canadian Na- tional Exhibition Grands- tand on Friday evening, August 19, to participate in the World's Greatest Bingo event with prize money totalling a minimum of a quarter of a million dollars. This record-setting fund- raising event is beings spon- sored by the Variety Club of Ontario Tent No. 28 in con- junction with the CNE. Exhibition Stadium will accommodate in excess of 54,000 bingo players in the hopes of setting an interna- tional mark for the -most peo- ple playing a game of bingo, all at the same time. The current record listed in. the Book of Guinness World Records for the most people playing bingo at one time is 10,000 set on April 25, 1965. at Empire Pool, Wembley, London, England. "The World's Greatest Bingo is one of the more pro- gressive fund-raising efforts that the Variety Club of On- tario has taken on," said Variety Elder Statesman Fraser Neal. "We have already put a great deal of thought and invested a substantial amount of time and effort in planning this spectacle." Tickets for the World's Greatest Bingo event at $25 each may be purchased at the Grandstand box o'Sfices of Exhibition Stadium -or at all BASS (Best Available Seating, Service) and Ticketron outlets in Toronto and throughout Ontario. Telephone orders will also be accepted through BASS by calling (416 )698-2277 or Ticketron/Teletron by telephoning (416 ) 766-3271. Each ticket for the World's Greatest Bingo game will en- title the holder to participate in all 13 bingo games to be played that evening which includes 10 regular games each with a $10,000 prize, two special games giving away $25,000 each and a super jackpot game offering a $100,000 grand prize. In addition, some lucky seat ticket holder will win a 1983 Chrysler New Yorker to be drawn just prior to inter- mission. Bingo players holding tickets for the World's Greatest Bingo game will be admitted free of charge to the CNE grounds and On- tario Place anytime after 10 a.m. on the day of the event. The gates to Exhibition Stadium Grandstand will open at 5 p.m. allowing bingo players plenty of time to make themselves comfor- table and get ready for ac- tion at 7 p.m. Upon their arrival at the entrance to the Grandstand, each ticket holder will be presented with a book con- taining two different cards for each of the 13 games. Ad- ditional books containing two different cards for each of the 13 games will be on sale inside Exhibition Stadion. at $20 each. The Variety Club of On- tario Tent No 28 is a member of Variety Interna- tional, the largest children's charity in the world, com- prised of showmen of the entertainment world and their associates. Over the past 36 years Variety's Tent No. 28 has raised over $16,000,000 in funds allocated to needy kids. Clueto syndrome Sudden infant death syn- drome, the leading cause of death in babies two weeks to a year old, may be caused by immature brain stems that cannot properly control sleep and breathing, scien- tists say. Clinical observations of the syndrome show a con- nection with impaired breathing control in sleep, Dr. Nobushisa Baba and his colleagues at Ohio State University said Thursday in a commentary in The Jour- nal of the American Medical Association. The syndrome occurs in about one to three of every 1,000 live births and accounts for almost 50 percent of total infant mortality, Dr. Baba said. All sleeping infants exhibit some form of breathing cessation, called apnea, the researchers said. However, infants with the syndrome who are revived without suf- focating exhibit much longer breathing pauses that may indicate slower brain development, the resear- chers said. The lag in maturity may induce abnormal sleep pat- terns that cause failure to arouse from sleep in a critical respiration pause, Dr. Baba said. "It also has been sug- gested that infants may be at risk for nrnlonged apnea if their arousal response is im- paired during sleep," the researchers said. "An upper respiratory tract infection, which is associated with sleep deprivation, restlessness and irritability, may play a role in depress- ing the arousal mechanism in the brain stem." Thus, the researchers said, the maturity of the brain stem, which triggers arousal and controls respira- tion, "may correlate with such a critical period of func- tional organization." Nerve network abnor- malities, observed in the brain stems of victims of the syndrome, could be espon- sible for imbalances In elec- trical messages to the lungs and related structures, the scientists said. Each year Christmas Seal dollars fund research on the causes and control of lung disease. The Huron -Perth Lung Association supports this research through local donations during the Christmas Seal Campaign and in memoriam gifts received throughout the year. Fitness. It gives much more than it takes.