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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-06-12, Page 153L Service directory DENTURE THERAPY CUNIC 58 West Street (Kitty corner from Police Station) 52406688 Horst Feige Q.T. By Appointment Only, (If busy phone 1-800-265-1415 toll free) Did you know... that it is important to have your dentures examined regularly? Your mouth is one of the most important areas of your body, but often the most neglected when dentures are worn. Improperly fitting or neglected dentures can cause severe health ;erebhem5. The led( of public information regarding dentures Is alarming and often leads to problems and unnecessary expense. Your iocni denture therapist (denturist) is a professional specializing in the construction, repair and modification of dentures end provides this service directly to the public.. 0 you have problems with your present dentures or thinly of rotting new ones, see your local denture therapist, consultation is usually free. You will find denture therapists (denturists) listed in the yellow pages. This information is supplied through the Denturist Association of Ontario and your local therapist. JERRY RIVETT Bookkeeping Service 345 Huron Rd. 524-6931 All bookkeeping functions including: Payroll Financial Statements Ledger Controls Tax Preparation All or In -Port DOUG BROWN TRENCHING *Witch). Lines *Hydro Lints *Short Tile Drains *Ploughing in Cahle...etc. R.R. 6 GODERICH ONTARIO CALL .529-7416 32. Custom work PAVING - POWER SEALING Driveways. parking lots. Phone Robert Symes Construction. Lucknow, 528-3047. 16tf .34. Personal DATES GALORE. For all ages and unattached. Thousands of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acquaintances. Call. •Toll Free 1-800- 2639163. Hours Noon till 8 p:m. - 0-24 DRINKING A LOT? If you want to cut back.or just want to talk to someone about it CALL the Alcohol Educational and Counselling Program, 524 4264. DO IT TODAY! 23.26 IS ALCOHOL a problem in your family? Al -Anon can help. For time of meetings call 524- 6001 241fnx SMOKING' Have you tried to 'quit and failed because of willpower? Cybernetics is the answer for nbny problems. Results guaranteed. .Free sample cassette. Call 1.600-263-0512. 0-24 35. Notice to creditors NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS Creditors and all others having a claim against the Estate of MURRAY ALBERT DAER. late of the Town of Goderich. in the County of Huron who died on or about the 28th day of March. 1985 ore required to file proof of same with the under- signed on or before the 29th day of June 1985. After that date the Estate will be distributed with regard my to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice and the under .igned will not be liable to any person of . hoNe claim they shall not then have notice DADA..TED--_,-ot-Z �aderirhClriiorio rriis'391-li cur Mnrrh 1Q85 TROYAN & FINCHER Barristers and Solicitors P -C) Bo 97 _ 1 Nelson Street East Goderich. Ontario N7A 3Y5 Solicitors for the Estate 23 24 25 36. Announcements, notices NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS TOWNSHIP OF WEST WAWANOSH The 1st Installment of 1985 taxes is due on June 28, 1985, and is 60% of the total taxes. The remaining 40% is due on November 29, 1985. NOTE: The Township of West Wawanosh will no longer pay the collection charge for taxes paid at the banks. The fee will now be payable to the taxpayer. 37. Mortgages NEED A MORTGAGE' Low rates fast service Coll W D. Rivers & Co. (519) 433-6666 10tfar CIA55111E05 ForAll Your Needs 38. Auction sale Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON - 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR WED. EVENING, JUNE 12 AT 6 PM - Modern appliances, furniture etc. to be held at Lobb Auction Barn, Clinton, from the estate of Birdetta Roth of Belgrave. THURS., JUNE 13 AT PM - Trucks and old tractor etc. 21/2 miles north and 11/2 miles east of Blyth forthe estate of Bernie Craig. WED., JUNE 19 AT 6 PM - Antique furniture, appliances at Lobb Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont. SAT., JUNE 22 AT 10:30 AM - Mini -Bikes; motorcycles; ATV's; lawnmowers; garden tillers at Hully. Gully - 1/4 mile south of Brucefield and 21/4 miles west. AUCTION SALE of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS will be held for CARMEN POPE 226 ELGIN AVE. W. GODERICH SATURDAY, JUNE 22, at 12:30 pm Glider chair; bed chesterfield; occasional chair; end tables; table and swag lamps; stereo, record, tapes; radio; desk; sewing machine; clock with candle holders; pictures; mirror; plants; fireplace tools; camera; ornaments; dining suite - has corner cupboard and hutch; numerous dishes and cooking utensils; gold canister set and bread box; electric appliances include coffee pot, toaster, iron, knife, pan, mixer, fan, vacuum cleaner, heater; Gibson gold fridge and stove; washer and dryer; chest of drawers; bedroom suite; double and 3/4 beds; bedding; pillows; linens; towels; trunk; sleeping bags; tarpaulins; luggage; lawn . chairs; carpenter and garden tools; aluminum extension - ladder; step ladder; small items. For information phone 524-8414. TERMS - CASH Property Sold Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for accidents. BRIAN RINTOUL-AUCTIONEER WINGHAM AUCTION CENTRE Auction Sole of Household Furniture and Effects from the Home of MR. and eitS. WILFRED H. FRENCH, WINGHAM, and some small additions. To be held at the Wingham Auction Cen- tre. SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1985 at 11 a.m. French Provincial style 9 pce. dining room suite w/matching china cabinets; b fie: Twitrl Britt'? wi s01Te;--Vt0011'801- buttonback arm chair; 2 antique set- tees; antique cone back - rocker; bookcase cabinet w/glass doors; card table w/4 lyre back fold -up chairs; nest French Provincial tables; upholstered bedroom chairs; cedar chest; Boston rocker; kitchen table & 4 chairs; floor Tamp; 2 chesterfields; quantity ex- cellent silverware, incl. large tea ser- vice with 26" fray, set candelabra, covered meat and vegetable dishes, trays, cream and sugar, salt and pepper - sterling and plated; Limoges Haviland coffee set; Limoges cocoa server; 7 place dinner setting w/several more pieces of Limoges Haviland (violet pattern); lead crystal bowls; glassware; 3 sets crystal stem glasses - Buckingham pattern; several bone china cups & saucers; chaise lounge; patio table & umbrella; organ stool; blanket box; several linen table cloths & nappies; electric blankets; quantity of sheets, blankets, bath and dish towels, etc.; pictures; mir- rors; clocks; wood box & fireplace tools; good wringer washer; Pyrex; Corn- ingware; pots and pans; coffee maker; ironing board; crocks; garden tools; lawn edger; self propelled lawnmower; much, much more. PREVIEW: Friday, June 14th, 7-9 P.M. JACK ALEXANDER, AUCTIONEER Telephone 357-1011 or 357-1442 1 38. Auction sale AUCTION SALE Approximately 40 used mini -bikes, motorcycles. ATV's and lawn mowers to be held at Hully Gully, 11/4 miles south of Brumfield off No. 4 highway and 21/2 miles west SATURDAY JUNE 22 AT 10:30 AM OPEN FOR PREVIEW AT 9:00 AM This is a good selei:tion of equipment with something for everyone. Some certified, some as is, plus a few mechanic specials. For more information phone Hully Gully at 262-3318. TERMS: CASH, APPROVED CHEQUE OR PRE -ARRANGED FINANCING. Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 482-7898 EVENING r � r- r or AUCTION SALE Antiques: furniture; appliances; office desk; etc. to be held et a Adllatrd f.ebblg Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 AT 6 PM Kelvinator fridge; Harvest Gold Kenmore clothes dryer; Viking harvest gold spin dry washer new; approx. 15 cu. ft. chest freezer; floor model hi fi; component hi fi w/8 track player, two speakers and Toshiba record player; broiler oven; large office desk like new; older office desk; wringer washer; fancy carved table 26 inches by 51/2 ft. long; fancy parlour table; small antique desk w/Queen Anne style legs; antique dresser; antique dresser w/mirror; dining table w/3 leaves and 5 chairs; wooden butter bowl w/ ladle; 4 gal. crock butter churn; small crock; treadle sewing machine; B & W portable TV; oak arm chair; oak buffet w/mirror; 2 small tables w/drawers: 3 small plant tables; 2 round seat chairs; hall tree; antique wooden frame hall mirror; odd chairs; modern chesterfield & chair; chesterfield; chrome table and 4 chairs; wardrobe; artificial fireplace; floor style pole lamps; floor lamp; pole Tamp; lamp; upholstered swivel rocker; coffee & end tables; small drop leaf dining table; 2 sectional -book cases; credenza; 2 medium shag carpets; round green area rug; some Old Country Rose Royal Albert dishes; figurines; dishes & glassware;, pots and pans; small appliances; electric sewing machine; bedding; binoculars; camera; projector screen; 2 sleeping bags; fishing poles; plus many items not listed, JACUZZI SP100 transfer water pump w/'h hp electric motor. TERMS: CASH Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 482-7898 SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT Sale 150 pieces of Equipment AND 65 Tractors 9:30 A.M. SHARP Saturday, June 15th Brindley Auctions Dungannon 13 ml. N.E. of Goderich 519-529-7625 AUCTIONEER: GORDON H. BRINDLEY AUCTION SALE Friday, June 14,1\985 Kincardine Legion H a Sale Time - 7:00 p.m. Doors Open at 1:00 p.m. for preview FEATURING ANTIQUES & IIOUSEAOLD ITEMS FROM KINCARDINE & AREA LIST TO INCLUDE: high back Victorian ladies chair upholstered green velvet diamond tuft- ed back mint condition, secretary desk with china cabinet top and three drawer bottom, walnut gate leg table refinished, two Jenny Lind spool beds, walnut side chair with caned seat, wicker rocker, wicker arm chair, oak settee with matching Morris chair, small display cabinet with glass top, walnut Server with marble top, pine bench, pine jam cupboard, parlour table refinished, walnut magazine rack, wicker baby crib, cedar chest, frosted coal oil lamp, oak three drawer chests, plus much more, APPLIANCES: two sets of Kelvinator harvest gold fridges and stoves in good working order, plus the usual small appliances, glass ware and collectibles including: Noritake, Occupied Japan, crystal pieces, Camphor glass ccindy dish, cookie jars, candy jars, weigh scales, carpets in good condition various colors and sizes, PLUS MUCH MORE Don r Miss this Sole of Top Quality Antiques and Household items B.A.S.S. BOB'S AUCTION SALES & SERVICE Auctioneer Bob ColquhQ..n For further information call 396-83.68 GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WTDNESDAY,'JUNE 12,1 39. Educational FREE - Career Guide describes 200 learn -cit -home correspondence Diploma Courses: Accounting, Art, Bookkeeping, Business Management, Clerk Typist, Secretary, Journalism, Television Servic- ing, Travel. Granton (5A) 263 Adelaide St. West Toronto. 1-800-268-1121.-0-24 AUCTION SCHOOL - 14th year, 1,200 graduates, courses April, August and December. Write Western Canada School of Auctioneering, Box 687, Lacombe, AB, TOC 150. Phone (403) 782- 6215. -0-21-24 Learn the SECRETS OF CHORDING on GUITAR. New home study course. Fast, easy method. Guaranteed! For FREE information, write: Popular Music Systems, Studio 10, 3284 Boucherie Rood, Kelowna, B.C. VT 2H2.-0-24 40. Lost & Found KEYS ON a black folder holding drivers permit on Albert St. North or vicinity. Please phone 524- 8552 it fh.ound. ;e4 41. To give away BLACK MALE cot to give away. Phone 524-7830 mornings and evenings. 24 46. In memoriam ERB In loving memory of our beloved mother, daughter and sister, Verna Arlene Erb, who passed away one year ago, June 14, 1984. There is nothing so treasured and nothing so rare,. - As a love that a mother and daughter can share. Through joy, through laughter, through sorrow and tears, There develops a closeness that grows through the years. This love that we shared doesn't need to be spoken, It's a wonderful bond that can never be broken. No one can know the sorrow we share When the family meets and you are not there. We hold our tears when we speak your name, But the ache in our hearts remains the same. We're thinking of you But that's nothing new. We thought about you yesterday, And the day before that too. We will think of you tomorrow, And each doy as they come and go, We will think of you forever, Because we love and miss you so. Sadly missed -and lovingly remembered by her mother Ivodel! Schram, sister Adell Draper and son Warren. -24x CAREY In loving memory of a dear husband and father, James Carey, who passed away so suddenly, five years ago, June 11, 1980. No one knows the sad heartaches, Only those who have loved can tell The grief we bear in silence, For the one we loved so well. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by his wife Marjorie and son Paul. -24 ERB In loving' memory of Arlene Erb who passed away one year ago June 14, 1984. One thing I'll always cherish Whatever else life should send Is"the memory of A`rrene's face.' And of being her neighbor and her friend. Sadly missed by Roselle Anderson. -24 47. Card of thanks 'Colborne Recreation Committee would like to thank all who attended and helped with the euchre parties this season. The new season will begin in November. Reg and Helen thank everyone for the lovely set of Lhair's.-24' - - CHANDLER... _. The family of the Jate"Roger Chandler wish to ex• press their gratitude' to their friends and neighbours for their words of comfort, flowers and support during our time of need. -24 - -- --- - - - KUPERUS We would like to take this opportunity to say thank you so much for all the cords, flowers and presents given to us on our 50th wedding an. niversory. Bouke and Aaldjie Kuperus.--24 - - - - - -- ---RussEu Many many thanks to relatives and friends for all the cards, phone calls. visits while I was a pa- tient in Victoria Hospital London. Special thanks to Dr. Pernell, the emergency staff at Goderich Hospital. ambulance drivers, nurses in the Trauma Unit, ICU unit, 2nd floor west and Dr. Goldbach in London. Also special thanks to Legion Branch 109, Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Ver• na Robertson and Lino Cozol. Bert.-24 McAULAY r I wish to thank my family and friends for visits end_ treats-,wh le I was in Goderich Hospital. Many thanks to iurses on 2ndfloor, also' fo -[Tr. Chan. Mae. --24 AUBURN LADIES' SLO-P1TCH Atiburri tadles' Siu.t..itl.h -team-would- like to thank everyone involved in our annual draw. Congratulations to the winner, Wayne Boucher of Pembroke. - 24 PAGE 15 MacNAV We wish to express Our gratitude for the many expressions of sympathy at the time of our bereavement in the loss of our father Alex Moc- Nay. (3ob and Mary. -24 HOY We would like to take thll opportunity to thank our many friends and relatives for cards, gifts and flowers received during our recent 25th An- niversary celebration. Special thanks to our daughter Debbie who did a super job of organiz- ing this special occasion. Bob and Doll. -24 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE: Massey Ferguson No. 10 lawn tractor with 3 blade mower attachment and a push blade attachment. $1,000.00 firm. Phone 524-6056 or 524-2239 evenings only. -24,25 • ROOM TO RENT, kitchen and living room privileges, or Room and Board. Phone 524- 2986.-24.27 WE ARE LOOKING for a reliable, hard working individual to' work in our restaurant. Immediate opening, experience preferred, but not necessary. Phone 524-9111.-24ar Former Goderich woman wants to renew old acquaintances LAWLOR At the time of my occident I would like to thank the ambulance crew and Dr. Street for their quick response. Also to the nurses 'of Clinton Public Hospital. To our friends, relatives, fomily, for cards phone calls, treats and letters. To everyone who kindly brought my wife to hospital and to the ones that helped at home. To Women's Institute and Knox United Church for fruit basket and the minister Garry Shuttleworth. To the gals for the lovely potted mums. We greatly appreciate everything. Tom and Mildred. -24 - STECKLE My wife and I wish to express to our many friends. associates, and colleagues in public life, our deep appreciation for your various acts of kindness, your best wishes, and accolades, and particularly for attending our appreciation night June 7. Special thanks to my council and staff Don. Clarence. Howard, Jock, Mel, Betty, Bill, Ron and Mark for making all the necessary ar- rangements. Your thoughtfulness will be remembered for a lifetime. Many thanks -to one and all. Warden, Paul and Kathy Steckle.-24 SULLENS Thanks to my family and friends who visited and sent flowers while I was in the hospital. Everything was much appreciated. Sheila Sullens.-24nx CARTWRIGHT We wish to thank all who attended the Surprise Party held for us on our 25th Wedding Anniver- sary. Our thanks for the many cards, flowers and gifts received, and to our families who planned this wonderful surprise. All was mucic ap- preciated, and will always be remembered. Grace and Jim Cartwright. -24x LETTERS Dear Editor: I graduated from Central Public School in 1949. At that time my family moved from Goderich. I was there for one day ten years ago and I'm returning for a few days the first week in July. I was born there July 4, 1935. The move from Kintail to Goderich in 1945 and my four years there were my childhood's fondest. Would it be ppopssible for you to inform me if any of my classmates live in the vicinity? These are names I remember: Eleanor Lauder, Jane Graham, Sheila Gallow, Jean Langlois, Lorne Rivers, Malcolm Campbell, Ted MacLean, Doug Patterson, Bill Mac- Donald, Catherine MacDonald and Bob Banter (Goderich, July 4, 1935). Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. It was amazing how unchanged the town was ten years ago. I'm aware that recession has caused changes but I am very excited about our forthcoming trip. Waiting to hear from you and thanks. Yours truly, Jean Anne Holle (Jean Anne Macdonald) If we are to • survive, we must refuse the cruise - Dear editor, Regarding last weeks tornadoes in Southern Ontario, we need only to multiply the deaths and damage by a million, or two, and we arrive at what President Reagan must consider "acceptable losses", as we listen to his assinine utterances re chances of winning a "limited nuclear war". If we are to survive, Canadians must con- stantly act and speak against this madness. We must "refuse the Cruise", have no part of "Star Wars", get out and stay out of NATO, and maintain a policy of strict neutrality. Provocation, not protection, is all we would net from any military alliance with the United States. Reader welcomes Signed, J.C. Hindmarsh return of Bi n....T= Smiley column Dear editor, What a pleasant surprise to open the paper and find Bill Smiley's column "Sugar and Spice" once more in place! My family andl are delighted that he has_beenr_et_urn- ed to us. Also, in the previous week's edition was a picture of Joanne Campbell coming down to the finish line. It's easy to see what makes her a winner, total concentration on her face and every muscle doing its work with easy grace and balance. Congratulations to Joanne and also to the photographer for catching this sports gem. Sincerely, ( Mrs.) Jean Knight. Water in fancy cup cost $1.25 Dear Editor, - Saturday . night, June 8th, 1985 my boyfriend and I went to the drive-in and decided to' get popcorn while we watched the movies. I went into the food concession booth and ordered popcorn, a large orange pop and one large cup of water (I couldn't drink any pop, and there was no milk so I ordered water) . The girt rang the order in the till and ask- ed for $3.55. I asked how much the water was and she said $1.25. She explained that I had to pay for the cup because they take inventory of the cups before the night starts. FANCY CUP FOR $1.25. Next time I am going to bring my own fan- cy cup and fill up at the tap outside. Marilyn Aubin