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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-11-20, Page 6y6? r� k1i . iLttl 1��a",d peleit lllltadt, mOf1STRF1T1Ol Wamhcm to prepare delicious meals with a Hotpoint Microwave Oven. Actual d' swill be prepared duringtlie demonstration. Ari Micro oo ing y ishos Less IQ% or school only Over 50 Micro Ovens In Stock At oar Stre on' . Tuesday, Nov. 26 7-9p.m. Get your ticket now Limited to 50 people Winner of microwave oven last month was Helen Mallett, Crediton Ontario L 1st two months of our 40th Anniversary Sale Over 400 appliances reduced for this sale Draw for automatic washer in November Draw for dishwasher in December We Service What We Sell DRYSDALE MAJOR CE NT RE "DE, HENSALL 262-2728 Ontario CLOSED MONDAYS Our 40th year. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL "THE PLACE TO BUY APPLIANCES" 9 P.M ME DECOR STENCILING DEMONSTRATION A Company Representative will be there to demonstrate and answer all your questions concerning stenciling COME OUT AND SEE THIS UNIQUE WAY OF DECORATING ANY ROOM IN THE HOUSE PLEASE CALL IN ADVANCE TO LET US KNOW 00'4' YOU'RE COMING! "® B4,GWfl4 D -00? C \TRE 33 West Street, Goderich, Ontario N7A, 2K5 Telephone (519) 524-7117 rH c '%R) �dei4m nitre and t►erul l 0 tai on Fri+ ajfi ,15,,1985 in her 70th year,, J She was a member of bNorth"'StreetUnited Church 'acrd tl?e Goderich Women's In- stitute. • Born in Clinton on May, 8, 1915, she Was a daughter of the late John Huller and the former Myrtle Levis. She is survived by her husband, Jack W. Cook, a daughter, Shirley and her husband, Richard of Landon, a son, Raymond and his wife, Peggy of Ooderich, and ,two grand - Children, Jason and Julie Cook. She is also survt red by two sisters, Doris, Mrs. William Batkin of RR 3, Clinton and Edna, Mrs. Alvin Cox of Clinton. She was predeceased by a sister, Kathleen, Mrs. Dres Beck. The funeral service was held at the Mc- Callum Funeral Home in Goderich on Mon- day, Nov. 18, conducted by Rev. Robert 0. Ball of North Street United Church. Flowerbearers were Brian Cox, Gary Beck Bill Clifford and Harry Arthur: Pallbearers were Frank Thompson, Charles Durst, Ron McDonald, John Schaefer, Bill Schaefer and John Stringer. Burial followed in Colborne Cemetery. Donations to the Alzheimers Society would be appreciated as expressions of sym- pathy. HARBOR REPORT drain The Algowood arrived light from Port Weller on November 13 and cleared the Goderich Harbour with a load of salt the next day bound for Milwaukee and Burns Harbour. The Cartiercliffehall arrived ,light from Sarnia to load wheat on November 16 and cleared the harbour on November 17 to return to Sarnia. The Algoway arrived from Cleveland light to load salt on November 17 and the New York News cleared harbour on November 10 bound for Wallaceburg, after unloading a load of grain. The Canadian Coast Guard arrived November 14 from Montmorency. Win prizes at bazaar The Goderich Legion Ladies' Snowflake Bazaar held Thursday, November 7 netted a profit of over $1,300, thanks to the many con- tributors. The prize winners were as follows, ticket.: draw: Raggedy Ann doll - Marj Smith; and. afghan - Hermie McCabe; hourly draws: Marie Wilkins, Mieguartie Horton, Helen Russell, Clara Stewart, Grace Patterson, Ida McAllister, Una Watson and Joanne Dalgleish. M JP' s<" Ft*Icles M'a (Go )Head, 67 Aiuburp, diedmoii ', ov.11,'ten other residenee. She was predeceased by two husbands, Harold J,;Head and William A. Miller. Surviving .are 'vile son James Miller and one daughter Marion Ruth Miller, both of London, . one sister Gladys Campbell, of Blyth and one brother Russell Good, of Londesboro. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. John Campbell of the. Church of. God, London. Interment Maitland .Cemetery, Goderich. ELMER ARTHUR ROBERT WALPOLE Elmer Arthur 'Robert Walpole of 1001 Saugeen Street, Kincardine, passed away at home on November 7,1985. Born in Jackson, Michigan, on October 22, 1906, he was the son of the late Robert e He:48 ysl'r ve4 by his c sag. oL,. Shattespleare, ardi "'.:. Terry MacKen Goderieb, and Avis a arno, Lake. } e.;rs also surviived,by 10 grande i and one treat -grandchild..` He was . predeceased by his first wife Leone Wiliam. . ; The funeral was held November- 10 at 2130 p.m. at the Davey-Llinkldtgt feral Home in Kincardine with ReV ' ce McClenaghan of the Kincardine United Church officiating. Flower bearers were his grandchildren Lynn Finlayson, Leana Finlayson, Steven MacKenzie, John D. MacKenzie, Cheryl Atkins and Tracy Atkins. Pallbearers were Carman WilleO1e, Wilson Farrell, Ron FinlaYsbn, Addie Bulzgis, Ray Boileau and Hartley' Watson: Interment in Kincardine Cemetery. Question need for _hydro lines At least two groups will question Ontario Hydro's need to get electrical power- of the Bruce Nuclear Power Development when they appear before the. Consolidated Hearings on theOntario Hydro Transmission System in Southwestern Ontario. Both .. Energy Probe, a Toronto-based research foundation and the Foodland Hydro- ;Committee made up of Bruce, Huron and Middlesex farmers said they intend to prove need does not exist over the course of the hearings which got underway in Guelph last week. The join hearings before the Ontario Municipal Board and the Environmental Assessment Board were bogged down in procedural wranglings during the first day and the hearing was adjourned early another day while Ontario Hydro lawyer Bruce Campbell sought more information on a proposed alternative route to be presented by the Ontario Institute of Agrologists. Campbell told the hearing the provincial untility is not prepared to have the route, proposed by the agrologists, considered by the consolidated hnard Campbell also pointed out Hydro will Piot consider the route l:Ullu11Vi11y known as modified M3 which was quashed . by, the Ontario divisional court in July, 1984Ka ter being approved -by . the 'prevlops consolidated board hearing. The Highway 401 route was discarded when several municipalities along the highway including Oxford County said there had not been adequate notice of the 1982 hearings in Stratford. Campbell cautioned the lawyers and representatives of • the Highway',,:`f# municiaplities that a 'transmiSpion.,: t►e route could be built in the area even thpbgh M3 has been termed technically defie.ient Campbell said the entire southwestern Ontario study area is at risk. Hydro wants a tansmission line to move bulk electricity from BNPD through Huron County to London. From there, the' line would go to the Nanticoke generating station on Lake Erie. This line referred to as M7 is part of a recommended $432 - million system plan. The hearings continue this week and are expected to run six months. Three new faces on Catholic board By Stephanie Levesque Three new faces will appear on the Huron - Perth Roman Catholic separate school board. Only one incumbent, Tim McDonnell from Ellice Township, was defeated in the Nov. 12 municipal election. He will be replaced by Ben Brown. The other two new trustees; were acclaim- ed. Bernie Van Osh replaces Bill Kinahan to represent Blyth and the townships of East Wawanosh, West Wawanosh and Ashfield. Bernard Murray takes over for Ray Van Vliet to represent Downie, North Easthope and South Easthope Townships. CHRYSLER Lease Ability SAVES YOU MONEY ON THESE '85 MODELS, Ready For Immediate Delivery. THE SMART & EASY WAY TO PUT YOURSELF INTO A NEW CAR, ��--� _ by Gold Key Leasing No Down Payment y 1985 DODGE OMNI 5 DOOR HATCHBACK ALL CARS cHRYsg 5/80 SERu1�E CONTRACT Equipped with 1.6 4 cylinder, 4 speed transmission, rack and pinion steering, rear window defroster, dual remote mir- rors, AM radio, Rally Road wheels, Pearl coat point. Plus many other feature4. Serial No. 177452. $1L248 6 3 Per Month 1985 DODGE LANCER SPORT SEDAN Equipped with many extras. Serial No. 11041 $23276Per • Month 1985 PLYMOUTH CARAVELLE 2 DOOR SEDAN This sporty model has many other eats $ cost options. Finished in two-tone paint. Serial No. 141715 SPECIAL 1985 CHRYSLER LeBARON GTS 5 DOOR This top of the line luxury sedan has rnony extras and you must see and drive this demo to appreciate the extra values. Serial No. 107475 NIA coAiltes Per Month X26369 Per • Mn� • Month MONTHLY PAYMENTS ARE LOWER than If you purchase the same ear The above lease quotations are total monthly figures which In'c'lude all options, freight and P01 charges. License sales tax and Insurance extra. r4,„,r* F/. r _¢ 6'/ r ., /'„�4'u.c!*44;.(4aha-:r.iu.'`�:% Vincent McInnes, trustee representing the Wingham area managed to keep his seat in an election. Returning to the school board are: Mike Moriarity from the Goderich-Clinton area, Ron Murray from McKillop Township, Gerald Groothius from the Seaforth area and Dave Durand from the Hensall-Zurich area; Michael Ryan from the Exeter area, John Devlin and Ron Murray both represent Stratford, Arthur Haid is from the Listowel- Hesson-Milverton area; Ernie Vanderschott from the St. Marys -Mitchell area and Louis Maloney from Hibbert and Logan Townships. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT in the recent election BOB ALLEN BEST INTEREST 10�" Guaranteed Investment Certificates • Subject to change Gaiser-Kneale Easter 293.2420 Clinton 482-9747 insurance Brokers Inc. Grand Send 298-N84 Goderich 524-211S THANK YOU For YOUR SUPPORT Mary Ann Dempsey BOARD OF EDUCATION