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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-11-09, Page 12IA 5L . .#I IK I SIGNAIATAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,.1983 • ser 30. wanted fl Oteti F preschooler will awefor vow child In my home. Phone 524-9404.-42flos BYSIT in my home w.ekdoys• References vti avoidable. Call anytime 524- 7.-44tfnx EXPERIENCED lady with Alikeness for home cleaning. Phone S24 -0704.-A5-48 31. Service directory PIANO TUNING and repairs: us- ed pianos bought and sold. Call Michael Lepnicki (Winghom) 3157-1049.--341f CHAIR CANING. Reasonable rates. Phone 524-7516.-44tf CHILDREN'S CLOTHING mode to your specifications. Excellent workmanship. Also curtains, placemots, chair cushions, etc. Reasonable rates. Phone 524- 7637 or 482.3312.--45tfnx BOOKKEEPING end typing ser- vice. Phone after 6 p.m. 526- 7730.--.45x PIANO TUNING AND PIANO LESSONS CALL DAVE McKEE 524-7774 DOAK'S ELECTRIC L.R. NO.2 GODERICH 524-8425 31. Service directory LAKESHORE CHIMNEY SWEEPING Are You Burning Wood? Cut Down On Creosote BuIId-up Have Your Chimney Cleaned Today! Call Harold Leddy 524-7237 H.T. DALE Septic Tank Service sproimp roaiorichy„ .u, ertlto•for 1S years Clinton 482-3320 Seaforth oR S27-0284 P**ONE, Goderich Energy Se& Inc. AIR SEALING SPECIALISTS UFFI CONTRACTOR Phone Collect 524-2311 Evenings 524-4894 ART'S CONCRETE FORMING Walls & Floors For a complete lob call SID BRUINSMA EXCAVATING LTD. 524=8668 31. Service CARPET & VINYL FLOOR INSTALLATION Reasonable Rotes CALL DON FISHER 524-9446 Landscaping -Nursery and Garden Centre 166 Bennet, Goderich SEEDING SODDING ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS DRIVEWAY RESURFACING • Complete line of Evisvyfhlfg needed for INDOOR L OUTDOOR GARDENING 524-2645 APPLIANCE REPAIRS Authorized Appliance Service Centre for all *WHIRLPOOL *INGLIS ,*SPEED QUEEN *ADMIRAL *SIMPLICITY * HOTPOINT Appliances HOFFMEYER PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. SS Kingston St., Goderlch Carpet Cleaning SPECIAL Living Room, Dining Room and Hall regardless of size X 3 995 CALL: A & H CARPET CLEANING 524-7795 Let Us Prepare Your Family's Wardrobe REASONABLE PRICES - EXPERT QUALITY WEDDINGS WOMEN'S FASHIONS CHILDREN'S WEAR 524-4381 36. Anrl0Unaerrient5, directory notices ,. JIM'S Renovations and Handyman Swami no lob too large or too small PHONE JIM CARRICK 524-4338 GARDINER'S DELIVERY USED FURNITURE i APPLIANCES -bought & sold. We deliver and move anything large or small *free estimates* 524-2421 •SEPTIC TANKS •SEWERS *BULLDOZING BACKHOE WORK •GRAVEL •TOPSOIL FOR A COMPLETE JOB CALL: SID BRUINSMA EXCAVATING LTD. 524-8668 DISC JV STEV . COUNTRY & ROCK 'N' ROL CKEY D Good recorded music for weddings, dances, anniversaries, parties, etc. Phone Brussels eveaings 887-6159, CASH REWARD A cash reward is offered for the return of the following jewellery lost on September 4, 1943 et the Huron Hoven swimming pool: lady's Seiko Lasalle wrist watch, 10 Kt. gold; lady's yellow gold diamond rings lady's gold chain. N. PEEVER 5247921 Olt 524=7410 (evenings) i 34. Person& 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 6 p.m.).-2-52x,1,2x 15 ALCOHOL a problem in your family? There is help for you. Coll Al -Anon 524-6001 or write Box 53, Goderich, Ont. N7A 3Y5,-21 tfnx JAN'S' . . DRESSMAKING J.W. RIVETT BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Reasons le Rates 524-6931 FOR YOUR •Aluminum & Vinyl Siding *Replacement Windows *Insulation Needs ®Contact® GODERICH INSULATION 524-6844 FREE 120 page Career Guide shows how to train at home for 205 top paying full and port time jobs. Granton Institute, 265A Adelaide Street West, Toronto. Call (416)977-3929 today. -O-45 HOUSES BUILT BEFORE 1971 ARE NOW IN- CLIDED IN THE CHIP PROGRAM. ATTENTION TRUCKERS: 1 have approximately 2500-1000 lbs, of household furniture and personal belongings to storage in Calgary. Would like It brought back to Goderich and area as soon as possible. CONTACT: RON MILLER AT 524-2677 DAYTIME TOWN OF GODERICH NOTICE The Town of Goderich requires an Interested Individual to serve on the Committee of Adlustment for the Town. Written submissions should be forwarded" to the undersigned on or before November 10th. 1923 and should include a brief background. Interest, etc. of the applicant. Larry .1. McCabe Administrator, Clerk -Treasurer Town of Goderich 37 West Street GODERICH, Ontario N7A 2K5 38. Auction sole CONSIGN NOW to our onnual Ski-doo, Snowmobile, machinery, car, truck, con- structi6n equipment, tool and sporting goods auction at Orval McLean Auction Centre, • Lind-. say. Coming soon. For informa- tion to consign call 705-324 2783.-0-45 36. Announcements, notices Richard Lobi) AUCTIONEER Clinton 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR SATURDAY. NOV. 12 1 AT 10 A.M. 79 acre form, 3% miles east and 11/4 miles south, of Clinton for Mrs. Erlln Whitmore. SATURDAY, NOV. 19 AT 10 A.M. Furniture, appliances, etc. at Richard Lobb's Born, Bayfield Road Clinton. 40. Lost & Found LOST - GREY and white Tabby cat, no collar, answers to Vicky, on October 15th at Bedford Arms Hotel. Call collect anytime 1-416-385-6675.-44,45 LOST - SPOKED wheel disc 1979 Oldsmobile. Phone 524-7660 after 5 p.m. --45 LOST - GOLD watch with dia- mond chips. KEEPSAKE. REWARD. Phone 524-6210.--45 * * * * * * * * * GOOD BYE! * 4,1 would like to take this * opportunity to say lk * Good -Bye to all my * friends & the people * .sic who have done business * with me over the years * In the Auctloneering A * Taxi business. * My wife & 1 hove rrwvd * to Woodstock where sire* * will irs, worlring el fire-Iq Oxford Regional Centre* * & I will be worlring In * the Auction Business. * * To everyone who has* don• business with me* * over the years "THANK c yOU''- *When you get down * Woodstock way Please* * some & see us. * HAROLD & PHYLLIS LAMS* * L 924 cnomvnLST. WOODSTOCK ' 537-5437 41. To give away CHRISTMAS PRESENT - Six- week -old male kitten to give away, litter trained, black with white markings. Really cute lit- tle devil. Phone 524-6311 after 6 p.m.-431f1x FREE FIREWOOD - On the ground, you cut it and take i1 away. Phone 524-7186 after 6 p.m.-45ar TWO CATS, one black and white, one white, indoor cats, preferably to the same home. Call anytime 524-6066.-45 42. Death nOtice ILULER William, at Victoria Hospital, SoUth St. Campus. London on Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1983. William E. "Bill" Keeler of Lon- don in his 48th year. Beloved husband of Pauline (Hill) Keeler and dear Iother of Linda and Glenn, both of London, Carol and Steven, both of St. Marys, and dear stepfather of Peter and Paul Deorksen, also of Lon- don, dear son of Mr. and Mrs. C- P. Keeler of London and dear grandson of Mrs. Minnie Reise of Hamilton, dear brother of Mrs. Harold (Marion) Self of Kit- chener, Ross C. Keeler and David E. Keeler, both of London. Friends called on Thursday, 7 ov. 3 from 2.5 p.m. p.m., and on Friday, Nov. 4 from 10 a.m. 10 12 noon at the James A. Harris Funeral Home, Richmond Street at St. James, London, where the complete funeral service was conducted on Friday, Nov. 4 at 1:30 p.m. by Rev. Evan H. Jones. Cremation and burial Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, London. Memorial contributions to the charity of your choice gratefully acknowledged. -45 exesraciewizeiwwwwwwwiwnwxxx 47. Cci,rd of thanks LOCKHART 1 would like to thank the nurses ond st floor west at Clinton afPublic f on lHospital. Special thanks to Dr. Street and Dr. Lambert. Also Thanks to my family, relatives, friends and Mr. Gary Shuttleworth for kind- ness shown while in the hospital. Your thoughtfulness yvill always be remembered. -Jack. --45x ONE BLACK and white male rabbit. Phone 524-8937 anytime. --45 BEAUTIFUL white hampsters, lust in time for Christmas. Phone 524.7225 after 6 p.m. -45,46 43. Miscellaneous SECRETS OF CHORDING on guitar. New home study course. Fast, easy method. For sample Chord Finder write: Studio 01107, Russell & Associates, 10060 102 Ave., Ft. St. John, B.C. V1J 2E2.-0-45 47. Card of thanks wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww WATSON We wish to extend our sincere appreciation to our mon)? d 47. Card of thanks 46. In memoriam MocCUSPEY 1 would like to thank all my relatives and friends for all the cards, gift¢, flowers and visits while 1 was atientd in St. Joseph's Hospital returning home. Special thanks to Drs. Patrick and Jory and nurses on 4th floor` at 5t. Joseph's, to Dr. Thomson, Ruth Ann and Becky, at Dr. Thom- sons office, for all the excellent core 1 received. you 1 -Janice. --45 47. C 'rd of thanks 5p otte 244331 STAINTON The family of the late Wilfred G. Stainton would Ik foto express our appreciation friends and neighbors for kind- ness shown to us in our recent loss. Thanks goes to doctors, nurses and staff at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital.,A special thanks to Dr. Thomson, also to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc- Callum and staff of McCallum Funeral Home for their ex- cellent service. A sincere thank you 10 Rev, Reuben Brubacher, Rev. Harold Stainton for their comforting words at this time, also Mr. Frank Collar for his ap- propriate solo and the ladies of Calvary Baptist Church for pro- viding lunch for friends and relotives.-Sincerely, Ray- mond, Dorothy and Janet Stainton. -45x 47. Card of thanks MILBURN We would like to thank Dr. Neal, the staff of 2nd floor east, and especially the delivery room staff for the quick and safe arrival of our daughter. The attention and core shown us will always be appreciated. -Sherri and Alan. -45x FOR RENT - Bachelor apartment, available immediately. Fridge, stove, and all utilities included, $165.00 per month. Phone 524- 9661, 1 to 5 p.m. ---45 KENNEDY TOOL boxes, assorted micrometers, in- dicators, etc., Miller welder Thunderbolt 225. Phone 524- 4306.-44,45 Round `n About with Martha GUITARD In loving memory of o dear grandmother, Louise Guitord, who passed away "November 15, 1982. Memere we think of you, Your worm and friendly way, The love we so often knew, Yet, on November 15 you went away. Our hearts were filled with sor- row, Someone we loved so very ,much couldn't leave, if only we could bring back our tomorrow, Though in God we had to believe. The tears were wiped away, Our hearts began to mend, We knew that in o special way, The message you tried to send. You didn't want to say goodbye, But it was time that you. moved on, You blew a kiss and mode a sigh, For you knew your memory would never be gone. -Sadly missed by your grand- children and great- grandchildren. -45 friends, relatives an neighbors, who so thoughtfully expressed their sympathy o of us, during the recent bereavement of our dear mother. With special thanks to Dr. B. R. Thomson, nursing Moff- at Goderich Alexandra Marine and General Hospitbl, Rev. R. Roberts, McCollum Funeral Home and the ladies of Nile United Church. -Sincerely, the family of the late Pearl Watson. --45 Farm Equipment MON QOF OVER 60 TRACT y ►y 1, vsORS IL 100 •,.. �r � . -'' PIECES OF EQUIPMENT BRINDLEY SALES YARD DUNGANNON Saturday, November 19th, '83 10:00 A.M. Brindley Auctions [5191529-7625 Auetloneerr GORDON B. BRINDLEY FIELDER We would like to thank everyone who contributed to the baby shower given in our honor. The stroller we received is beautiful and will come in very handy. Special thanks is extended to Shelley for her hard work in organizing a very evening Thanks to pleasant - • all, -Elaine and Matthew. -45x The last two or three weeks have had so many happenings, encounters, fun things and some sad things - but it has all kept me on the go so much that today I feel let down. Can't remember the funny happenings - now, that is odd because I usually recall things that make me laugh. if once ceusaidi1 wouldn't mind dying young - e laughing. At one time, I thought 30 years was old age - now I wonder what was interesting when I was 30. Our grandparents - and their elders lived to a ripe old age - as I understood it - years ago: but people are living longer now - something to do with exercise and the right food - and probably the great vitamins we have now. So, all this longevity will help some of us see our grand and great-grandchildren have a better world. This is my hope - sometimes I am frightened. All our super -cars, super highways and buildings where you can't see the top floor, are overwhelmin are Sometimes I feel the younger people for the time all -this for granted. No app and energy, the headaches and heartaches which those great people suffered to givea all these things: I'm sure my great- grandparents thought the same thing! That little -snow flurry, last week made me thing of the super snow falls we have had. The "superest" was the first winter we were here and I've often rambled on about THAT. But you, too, can probably recall the winter of '71 when we spent week at home. that was the time the kids were trapped in I have a feeling that you will NOT have the bad snowfalls this winter. I wisyou arOME snow but just enough to enjoy. mer - I'm sure you need more than that, so - just PRAY mon, just pray. I recall one snowdrift - can't recall the year, but it was after we moved to the apart- ment in the old nurse's residence. Behind the residence was a six foot hedge but my friend Isabel, who lived just on the other side of it, had a secret hole made through it. I decided to go for coffee - that's what a lot of people did at Isabel's house. As I slipped through the secret "hole -in -the -hedge", I had a great surprise. I sank down in three or I four feet of soft snow - under a top knew nothing about! Her door was less than a hundred feet from MY door, but I travell- ed half a mile back and forwards, in and out of bigger drifts, to get there. There was no going back - just bore ahead - and at times that's what I did - BORE. By the time I reached her back door, my sots - eeves were full of snow - so were besides I almost lost one, of themy - my pockets and my hair and collar were also full. I was red from the cold wI et cta and have hadn't thought it was funny, frozen to pieces under that snow - what a sad Crocus I'd have been by the Spring. ,,,Did yaw ever SIT in -a-snow . bank:: t, tool is a great'revelation. Don't try it. Anyway, I was met at the door - and we laughed for weeks about it. I'm still laughing when 1 think of it. If all our weird encounters with the winter weather could be laughable, it would be wonderful. All I can do is WISH oyo r you bad • wish their schools, some without food or enoug_. ones -ane utat ••ly heat - but I recall how we felt when the winters - enjoy every minute at work or play. fellows who. had snowmobiles risked life Sometimes even play is hard `work', but and limb to help the stranded people - and as keeptrying• soon as possible - bring the children to their have our own snowdrifts to Push homes. The kids won't forget it. our way through but when you reach that I think 105 inches of snow hit our area• open door, with a laugh to greet you, it Goderich had 78 inches measurable - and wasn't so bad after all. lots of real deep drifts• nt to spend winter GRANT Reside p We wish to thank everyone who er Dr visited us in the hospital and with ' those who sent cards, flowers jfl A ustralia d and gifts. Special thankHellin w to Walker, Dr. Hollingworth and the nursing staff on 2nd floor east -Linda and October m w luncheon ^•� .."' _ - Hallowe'en being on Monday night many Melanie. -45 of the people of the area were visited by HAMILTON spooks. Many were the ugliest creatures you The family of the late Wilmer ;could imagine. Hamilton wish to express. their The community is sorry to hear that Jim thanks to the family, friends and Ruth MacKenzie have sold their. farm, and neighbors for their acts of and are in the process of having a farm sale kindness, Moral tributes, visite- and looking for a new home not too far away. tions, charitable donations, Jim, Ruth and their family, Mary Ellen, food and cards during the loss of a loved one. Special thanks Gregory and Keith will be missed in the community. Dinner guests Thursday evening with Charles and Mayme Wilkins were Charlie's sister and brother-in-law, Howard and Gladys Carlow of Paisley and later in the evening Dave acid Fran Elphick and Jessie Alton of Lucknow called in for a visit. Jessie Alton of Lucknow is to leave on Friday for Australia where she will be spending the winter with her daughter. Bob and Kevin MacKenzie of Toronto were at home on the weekend with their parents, Ross and Jean MacKenzie. The community would like to congratulate Jane Ullrich, daughter of George and Betty Jardine in Harriston last week. Moncreif on her graduation from the Univer- and Peggy and Mayme spentw k. an sity of Western Ontario where she received Cevening with Wellington Wilkinsil Kae Webster, her Bachelor of Arts degree on Friday, eveni g b 28 A luncheon was held on the recently.• • to Dr. Hollingworth and the nur- sing staff at A.M.&G. Hospital. Also special thanks to Rev. R. Ball, the Stiles Funeral Home and the church ladies for the lunch. Your thoughtfulness was truly a comfort to us. -Mildred, Ronald and John. -45x HAZLITT Thanks to my family; Drs. Bruce Thomson, Walker, Hollingworth and Neal for their constant care and concern while in hospital. To the nurses and all staff on first floor for their kindness and assistance in many ways. To all who sent flowers, fresh fruit, gifts, cards and enquiries, my sincere thanks. "Good health is truly a treasure." -Norma J. Hozlitt._ -45x AUCTION AT PINERY AUCTION BARN ON HIGHWAY 21, 1 MILE NORTH OF PINERY PROV. PARK. 4 MILES SOUTH OF GRAND BEND SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 at 1 P.M. FOR GRAND REND DECORATING CENTRE A STOCK REDUCTION OF HUNDREDS OF YARDS 09 FINE QUALITY FLOOR COVERINGS INCLUDING CARPETS SY STATUM1AN. CORONET AND RICHMOND WITH JUTE OR FOAM RUSSER°BACKING IN MANY COLOURS, DE41ONS AND TEXTURES INCLUDING HI LOOPS AND SHORT SHAGS. IN ROLLS AND ROOM LOT SIZES PLUS ROLLS Of SOLARIA/1 AND VINYL FLOOR SY AIiMSTRONG N 6 FOOT AND 12 FOOT WIDTHS INIA WIN ARRAY OF COLOURS AND PATTERNS. IQELIVERY PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION AND AV AILAIILE. TERMBI (.ASH. CHEQUE WWI mom I.D., VISA Oil MASTER CHARDS. vittinNG' SATURDAY 19 SALE TiMB Auctioneer: PAT LYON 243-2713 to 4: SUNDAY 11 e.m. 1O No property reatauasd until settled far. Nat r•a enslide for eeddents. KELLESTINE I wish to thank friends, neighbors and relatives for cords, treats, visits and in- quiries while Ipatient in Victoria Hospital, A special thank you to the Kitchen Staff of 8luewater Centre and to Don's Girls at the Signal -Star for the lovely fruit baskets. -Chuck Kellestine.--45nx WEBSTER The fancily of the late Elvo Webster wish to express their most sincere appreciation to their many friends, neighbors and relatives for the expres- sions of sympathy, cards, flowers, donations and food to our home. Special thanks to Rev. Wileno Brown, Rev. Robert Graham, Ball 8 Falconer Funeral Home and the Varna U.C.W. ladies. Specht thanks to theV.O.N. nurses, Lyn y Town and Country Homsriakers and to the pallbearers. ---45 LOCHALSH NEWS Kae Webster, 395-5257 campus following the graduation. A family dinner was held in Jane's honour at The Garage. Jane is presently teaching at ' the Princess Elizabeth School in London. Weekend visitors with George and Betty Moncrief were Jack and Marjorie Clift of Port Credit, Dr. Russell and Lesley Moncrief of Aylmer and George and Jayne Ullrich and family of London. Margie MacDonald returned to Detroit with some relatives who were up on the weekend to attend the funeral for Mf . MacDonald in Ripley. Rhetta MacLennan spent a couple. of days with her brother and sister-in-law. Harold c er Council authorizes permit General accounts totalling 835,E and road accounts of 868,076 were ordered paid when West Wawanosh Township Council met in regular session on November 1. A building permit was authorized for Ray Hanna for an addition to his house. A motion was passed to notify all owners assessed in the Young's Creek Drain drain rior to approval of any proposed repair on in the future. The reeve and the clerk were authorLzed to op y to the Ministry of Transportation ..�.:yr :r -r unicatiorLS for payment of the and interim subsidy on 1,983 road expenditures in the amount of $274,732. Applications for tile drainage loans from M. Sproul and A. Delbergue were approved. Councillor Todd indicated that she would attend the Huron County Board of Education inaugural 'netting December 5. lacy for a By-law l no. 9 1983,pr o� 0t1 by-lawon 5 -.alas drain loan 9n p for $10,000, was given first, second and third reading and passed. By-law no. 19, 1983, a by-law to dedicate a road as a highway within the township road system, was also given a first, second and third reading and passed. The following motion was passed: 'That the Township of West Wawanosh strongly request the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing to declare a moratorium on the implementation of any new method of calculating unconditional grants until 1 ..5, in light of the predictions that the township stands to be adversely affected by the proposal of the Board of Directors of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario; and that the said Association be requested to endorse a moratorium; and further that the Minister be advised that this moratorium would also provide the province with the opportunity to review Me impact of its proposal on West Wawanosh Township and many more municipalities in the province which are similarly affected.'